The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14

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ANOTHER ToRY CAmPAeE PAPER.-The
''pRAcrIcAL ALLIES of the Pierce party IN
England, seem determined to give all the aid
and comfort possible to their friends nsthIs
country. Soon after the nomination OF Gen
Scott, the London Times entered the lists
and has been fighting bravey for the free
trade party in this country. Other papers
followed the example Of that paper and now
the london Chronicle is battling for the SUI
premaey. 1t has headed the British cam
paign papers, but will have to descend deep
er into the pool of filth and detraction, before
ii heads some OF the "rRAcrIcAL ALLIES" in
this country, or before it recompenses the
men.who cheered over the surrender of the
three hundred brave and gallant Americans
to four times their number Of British and In
dians at Queenstown Heights. The Chron
icle says:
"Among the foremost men Of the United
States he Is tie only one whose public dcclar-
atoms strike us as uniformly meriting the
epithet MUppLE HEADED. And, after all,
IIIe OtSVFuCB uUI udHQST VI SuSh
person to Webster and Fillmore, have prob
ably been encountered for nothing, for Cen
eral Scott does not seem one whit sur
er of the election than either OF his COM
petitors."
That will do. II sounds much like the
tone of the tory organs in this country-and
vet the implied confession is humliating.--
This "muddle-headed" individual whipped
the best British commanders and their vet
Gran troops, and conducted campaign in
Mexico which is pronounced to be one of
the most glorious on record. But after all
the British campaign papers will be under
the necessity of recording the election Of
that individual whose prospects just now fiji
them with so much dread and apprehension
THE SKIES GRow BRIeHTER, STILL.-A
letter from Washington city, dated Satur-
day last, says "THE NEWS is MOST
CHEERING" From all parts ofthe coun.
try, the prospects of the election of OIL
candidates, GROW BRIGHTER AMI
BRIGHTER. But no true friend of the
NduBE bllOulu ItluA uI CllOlb VI WCui III WI
doing, because of the CERTAINTY OF
VICTORY. His confidence should stimu
late him to INCREASED EXERTION. /
UNIVERSAL CHARGE along the Who'll
line, repeated from day to day, and all til
while, is the hest guarantee OF success aftt
all. The fainting HERO Of New Ham,
shire can never stand up under regulI
CHIPPEWAR RU SH or LUNDY'S Ian
CHARGE. Friends Of Scott and Graham
don't stop to defend your leaders. The
need no defence before those whose goo
opinions are worth having or whose vote
are worth striving for. The great DEED
of Gen. Scott are embalmed in the hear
ofall his TRUE countrymen, and HISTC
RY will take care of them.-but pour ii
hot shot into the ranks OF the SHRINKIN'
adversary without ceasing. PAUSE NO
in your glorious work until the Election
over and the Wing candidates elected to Il
high Offices to which they have been nom
mated.
CHARGES CHARGER Already Il
ranks of the enemy are giving way. Dri'
them from every point. Dslodge the
from every position. During the last w
your great leader said the disgrace of HUI
surrender must be retrived and it was don
Now make your resolve-not simply to
lect your candidates, but to gain glorio
and triumphant victory-and go to VOL
shoulder to shoulder, to do it. 1t can
done! Remember that
"SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN"