The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
Tharsday Evenlng, Dec. 2, 1852

IHuESOsly hNcAAe' - -. =,
cUpA ExcirEMExT-- would seem that
MI. George Law is deeply interested in a
wv. ,,,,,s cubs. and should he he permitted
- hr;ng il about, he 1'ill make handsome
sooo,,le,;on.-Dermitting Others. however, to
do the fighting. New York city is tns neau
ouarters of his operations, and there neary
all the excitement originates. The New
York Evening Post, the leading Democratic
;ournol of the city, does not hesitate to
CHARGE Law and his associates, owners otthe
aine Of the U. S. Mail steamers touching at
Havana, with "stirriug up, during the past
wear. an unhealthy and feverish state oil
feeling between this Government and the
authorities of Cuba"--that upon the arriVai
of every steamer for months past infiam-
,natorv reports have been circulated by the
.orass devoted to the interests of Law, and
the effort has been made to produce the I'M
preston that some offence had been COM
mited by the Governor General oil Cuba that
demanded war and subjugation OF the Island
The Post INSERTS that in case of war, Laws
4ships viii at once be wanted by the Gov
eminent, and by the terms of his contract
they will have to be paid for with ten per
cent advance npOn their appraised value
which will doubtless be twenty-five per cent
above the real value; his 10000 muskets
ho,cht of the Government for So IA, ,465, but
never paid fer, will fad a market at an ad-
vance of at least half million of dollars
and the great benefactor of Cuba Will donOt-
less be permitted, under the new govern
ment, to enjoy such privileges for hnnsei'
and4ns steamers in the por1s OF the island
asmav he deemed a suitable acknowledg-
= ment cfhis patriotic services in their cause
We commend the above to the attention
of the Fibuster press. They ought t'
sxnov the source of their intelligence ant
then tell their readers how much rchanc'
can he placed upon it. The Post, we tax
T. will not have It's auth hority disputed. eye
hy its fllibuster brethren. ,a.
puBL1c DEBr OF ARKANSAS Tine Loco
r,,o State of Arkansas is IA oahkruP
condition, and has not mile Oi cahai u
railroad we believe to show for its ihaeoteo
n,ss. It is EN- ohatically a hard State, WIN WI
ont bapks, without credit, without ihterh'
;mnroveme and without conserVatiV
Whig party to keep its head above water
IT is ihinB populated, is cursed with si'
%ery, aud has always been with the mo-
tnd;eal i.ocofocoism. Gov, KoANE,i IN
late message TO the Legislature presen
the following picture of the present lndeO
edness aud non paying condition OF AFfa'
sas. lie says:
.. s.we owe a debt gilmore than $s,ooo;oo
unon which we are not paying one doiiS
ne accruing interest, nor will our reVen!
ai,Ia ,s to do so. Under this system, VI
tpol repudiation. is upon us, with all It's IRA
of odious and disastrous consequences
nrronGemet,t can be made with majority
onr creditors, BY whica our bonds can be
ken nm at less perhaps than their value p'
.,idad the State will issue to them NJ
bonds, payable at some future per'oo'
nrovide. for the Interest thereon ana;
add;,ion TO this, the present bonihoid'
will. on like security, make TURNER aoVu
ces to the State Of half million or mo
to he spplied to works of internal i@pro\
ment calculated to develop the resources
the State" -------------
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