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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Pierce and ne Leon.

A report Of a speech of Gen. Pierce, in which
he is said to have remarked that the Fugitive
Slave Law was opposed to human rights, ETC.,
has been extensively published in the Wing pa
pers Of the South, much to the injury of the
aforesaid General" Notwithstanding all the
contradictions of the Democrats, this offensive
speech was kept constantly before them. At last,
being unable to stand it any longer, Edward De
Leon, late editor of the Southern Press, addressed
a letter to the General himself determined to
know the whole truth.
This letter and the reply are published in the
Washington Republic of the 18th inst. General
Pierce says the reports are grossly and absurdly
false; that he has always been denounced as a
pro-slayery man at home, and refers to his course
in Congress, and then his acceptance of the Dem
ocratic platform as a guarantee of his soundness
on the slavery question.
He further states that the attempt to prove him
an Abolitionist provokes much merriment among
all parties where he is known, and concludes by
saying that the sketch of his speech, as given, j:
too ridiculous to claim serious consideration.
The best part of this joke is not told yet. Somt
of the Northern Democratic papers have beer
publishing this speech, copied from Southern
Wing papers, and rejoicing over it. Not one o
them denounced it; but all were pleased to OBJ
tain the slightest evidence that Gen. Pierce eve
uttered a single word favorable to the North.
Whether Gen. Pierce's letter denying that h
ever did express a Northern sentiment in his lf
viii be published by the Northern Democratic pa
pers remains to be seen. For our own part, W
have sufficient evidence to believe that the Gen
did make such a speech as is charged; but ca
readily perceive his policy in denying it.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Publication Day Changed.

ounearnest desire is 10 accommodate all our
subscribers, in every possible way. Of course,
being strangers, we could not be expected to do
this at once. But as soon as we perceive an er.
Tor in our management, We shall endeavor to cor
rect it. Having learned that, owing 10 the mail
arrangements in this county, many Of our sub
scribers do not receive their papers for several
days after they are printed, we this week change
our publication day. The Telegraph will here
after be issued on Tuesday morning, instead oil
Thursday. We trust this will give general salts
faction.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
me Rritish Democracy.

We do not charge the mass 81 Democrats with
acting from any other than the purest motives.
We believe that the motives which actuate the
great majorityof yoters Of all parties are alike
the desire to perpetuate our republican institu-
tons predominating. But when we see the lead
ing political newspapers of one Of the great par
ties in this country openly and shameleSsly adopt-
ing the sentiments Of the British newspapers in
regard to our governmental policy--echOing their
very words, and glorying in having their sympa-
thy-our heart sickens. We had not believed it
possible thst any editor could have SO degraded
himself and his profession. And yet we have UNI
mistakable evidence Of the fact that the self
styled Democratic press of this country, are really
guilty of this outrage. BY whom they are sup
ported, we know not. We do not think it possi-
bic that Americans, either native or adopted, will
lingly aid in circulating their reasonable articles.
The Portsmouth Inquirer in commenting
upon the article copied from the London Times,
the acknowledged mouth-piece Of British capital
its-the most influential paper in the British do
m~inions-a paper which delights in ridiculing
every thing American, as we could show by hun
dreds of extracts,-the Portsmouth Inquirer, we
say, in commenting upon an article in the London
Times in which the editor iavors Gen. Pierce, as
"a valuable practical ally'' to Great Britain, says;
1--WE GLORY IN HAVING THE SYMPATHY
OF SUCH A PARTY"
The Portsmouth British Democratic organ, at
temptS to make its readers believe that this Lon
don Times is a Democratic paper. We should
be sorry to insult our readers in like manner.
The Boston Post, another paper published in
this country, and most enthusiastic in supporting
Gen. Pierce, ENDORSES the declarations o., the
BRITISH journals, that the BATTLE OF LUN-
DY'S LANE was a transaction which all RIGHT
THINKING AMERICANS AND CANADIANS
should only remember as one of the most deplor-
able events of AN INEXCUSABLE AND AL.
MOST GROUNDLESS NATIONAL QUARREL
The following is clipped from a paper of the
same stripe. 1t has been published in most o
our Pierce exchanges, and endorsed by them:
"Now history tells us that Scott had a mos
DISCREDITABLE DEFEAT at Queenstown
Heights, where more AMERICANS wefe TAKEN
PRISONERS than the British had soldiers in tn
fight"
Democrats, do you endorse this language o
the so.called Democratic papers? If so, we hop
the Lord will forgive us for saying you were loy
ers of American institutions. But you do moi
Yet we might fill our paper with just such treas
enable extracts, which we find in these BIRTHS
Democratic papers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
ENCOURAGING,

Mr.. J.F. Brown, of Alfred, Meigs county, like
many others, gives US a word Of encouragement,
for which we feel thankful. In sending us the
name ofa new subscriber, he takes occasion to
say: al have read two or three numbers of the
Telegraph. / am better pleased with the paper
so far, than any other one that has been printed
in the county," etc.
M. Washington Stivers handed us the names
Of five new subscribers, which, he says, redeems
his pledge, made at the Wing meeting on the 14th.
Mr.. S. S. Paine has procured two or three Of
his FIVE. Mr.. Halliday assures US he will procure
FIVE, at least. Keep the ball in motion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Rritish ". American Interests.

The London Times favors the election OF
Pierce--so do The Democrats Of the United
States. The London Times don't like Gen.
Scott; neither do our Democrats. The Lon.
don Times is opposed 10 the Wing policy Of
projecting American manufacturers; so is
the Democratic party.
For the preferences Of this Tory news,
paper, there are %palpable and strong rea.
sons. The British manufacturers, capital
isis, and merchants. wish 10 monopolize the
market of the United States, for manufac.
tured goods--of course, then, they cannot
regard with favor, the policy which would
protect, encourage and buildu up factories in
our own country. The Times. as the organ
of these money.lords, very naturally feels
and expresses a very lively interest for the
success Of The Democratic candidates, and
the Tariff policy oil the Democratic parry.
Why the Democratic politicians Of this
country should admire and pursue the same
policy, is no; SO easily accounted for. The
reasons for their course are by no means SO
palpable.--Ripley Bee,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
AnaiIx maiI.

A petition was circulated last week byMr. Bos-
worth, asking Tor a daily mail to Pomeroy. Why
we have not had a daily mail regularly, is a mat
Ter which ought to be investigated. We under
stand that the government contracted for a daily
mail, for ten months in the year. If so, why is
it stopped row. We know nothing about it; but
we seriously feel the inconvenience, especially
at this time, when navigation is almost closed,
thus preventing our getting late papers by the
packets.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24

>- nnnsGnrnSfn EnnunNnr aee.
The steamer llnnois' WIN oa'es ltom osn ssAn
CISCO 20 lhe l4sn uis,' ana rahsip' 'ne
nsed at New 10TH On 'ns Aatl 'lnss oHs 0."-s
800 passengers, ana nearly ~z'UOV'VVv IN soiu'
with the Canlotnias maliSs
The cnoiefa nau nearly ulsappeaieu On 'ne iS'n
mus.
Inc news rom oaino1hla 10 VI pus isue seu-
eral interest
Some collisions petween the inoians anu SCI
tiers are reported,
Major Harvey WIN ms commanu' assacksu .
party Of Indians ana killed tweuty-.wo q 'nem.
Another party was a''ackeu ~ Lieus' mOOle' any
SIX OF mem Anleu' anu s~en my eAeN PFC
oners.
a meeting was neia az Maiiposa, Oh inc am =.
July, TO take INTO consloetauoh sne piopiie's u
expelllng the entfe iofelgn popuiason iiom Inc
country
The government schooner Acuon salieo nom
San FRANCISCO On INC issh ui''' wa AZ =
survey corps lot inc lnou.uo u INC
A new DemocIatc uennah paper nau 0sen
starlea az oan riahoiSoo'
Inc news nun 'no :
LArAh'--ih nc Noisnein .isn1 -
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bringing two days ia.ei auvioss nom ran
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49, e., shot, . e,obonaed
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
West Point mililarx AcademY.

The Board Of Visitors TO this Institution
The present year have made their report TO
the Secretary Of War,i in which they recon-
mend The following among other reforms:
That 81 cadets, 2 from each State, be an.
athorized, and tina, the term OF instruction be
extended 10 1--WE years; that their pay be in.
creased from ga 10 1890 per ~mon,h-,he
present amount being insufficient with the
most rigid economy; that the pay Of the su.
|~petiniendent Be increased from $4,000 to
$4,000, he being compelled for several
years past, ,oexpend 5000 ever his pay 10
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Apprentice

A good boy between the age of fifteen and sew
enteen, can have an opportunity of learning thu
printing business at this office, by applying soon
We want GOOD boy, or none.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
LATEsT NEWS.

Through poIi,eness Of Mr.. s. 3. Halliday,
we have just s~eceived Cincinnati papers
of las, SATURDAY, and as they contain impor-
tant news, we delay our publication in order
10 give the, following intelligence:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Drowned.

We understand that a man by the name of Bale y
fell overheard from the Little Ohio last Saturday,
and was drowned. He was from Marietta, and
was scting as a deck hand, Efforts were made
10 save him, but in vain.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
NOTICES.

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for September is on our
table. The reading matter it unusually good.
We regret that we cannot say as much Of the en-
cravings.
GoDEY'S LADIES' Book for September, contains
two elegant engrayings, and the usual amount Of
reading matter.
We have before us a catalogue of the Law
School Of the Cincinnati College, for 1852.
The 10Th annual course of Lectures will com
mencc on the Goth Of October, and will continue
till the goth Of April. The School appears to be
in a iourishing condition. The names of pro.
fessors are; Charles P. James, NJ. H. Tilden, and
M. z. Curwen.
w, G. Sneethen, Esq.of Washington City, has
forwarded us copy of a proposed bill for estab-
fishing an Executive Department Of our govern
ment, to be called a Department Of Agriculture
The bill, which was framed by Mr.. Sneethen
contains many excellent suggestions. and w con.
slider the establishment Of such a Department o
Government a matter Of importance. The crowded
state of our columns, however, pIecludes an,
thing more than a passing notice at present.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
The vinton Republican.

This staunch Wing Journal has ceased TO exist
The cause is simply this: yinton county is Dem
ocratic. No Democratic paper was published IN
the county, and consequently the Republican re-
ceiyed all the patronage. The Democracyo Of the
county organized a joint stock company, ant
raised tie necessary funds to establish a pres
there, which would, of course, receive all thu
county patronage. This would leave the Whil
press no other dependence than its subscription
list. An offer was made for the Wing press, ant
very wisely accepted. Hereafter a Democratic
paper will be issued from that Office,
We are sorry to part with friend Bort, and thu
Republican, even for SO short a time. We hay'
hui little doubt that ifthe Wings labor zealously
the press will be for sale, cheap, after the cleo
ton. We do not blame the Democratic party 70
cndeavoring to stop the circulation Of the truth
This was thor only hopej and we are iHclipedt
think they are too late. We hopeso, atall events
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24

FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
DANIEL A. HAYNES, Of Montgomery.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DAVID H. BEARDSl. icy, Of Cuyahoga
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24

NJ A correspondent Of the Ohio State Journal
gives an account Of a horrible murder perpetrated
near Steubenviile, on the railroad. An Irish la
boreb recently married, became Jealous Of his
wife, and stabbed her ten times in the chest, with
a large, rough-loobipg pocket knife. The man
was duly sober,
TThe Kanawha Republican says that : Min
eral Spring has been discovered, directly opposite
the upper end Of Charleston. The ruling rnedi-
cinal quality of the water is alum, but i Is be-
lieyed to possess in combination, nearly o. quite
all the virtues of the various springs Of the noun
tains.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
- The Kanawha Republican says that Levi

: negro man, the property Of Samuel Hannah,
gsc., while 81 work in a coal bank, belonging
10 aHaje's Furnace, was instantly killed by the
falling IN Of the roof of the bank, on Thursday
last. and adds, Lewis was Q good boy, young
and valuable How il sounds
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD,
WILLIAM DENNISON, JR.


DIsTRIcT ELECTORS,
LIST District-CHARLEs ANDERsoN,
I'd ]. ScoTT HARRISON,
Sd THos. S. LARsH,
4th JOHN W. DEGREES,
9th {" DANIEL SEGuR,
9Th Hansen L. Penn,
7th JOHN MILroN WILLIAMS,
9th " WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
9th SARDis ORCHARD,
10th JUHN /. VANMETER,
18th WILLIAM E. FINK,
18th JAMES R. STANBERY,
18th JOHN SHERMAN,
l4th SMITH Dan,
10Th A. BANNING NoRToN,
18th AiEx. LEWIS,
18th " RoBERT B. MooRE,
18th VAN r. HuNPHREr,
18th WILLIAM L. PERKINS,,
goth CYRus G. CLARK,
2lst JOHN A. BINGHAM.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24

REPoRrBD BATTLE. - Information has
been received a, Fou Leavenwor.h iha. a
large body Of Mormon emigrants fell 10
with a considerable force Of Indians, sup.
posed TO be Camanches from the west OF
Texas, at Ash Hollow, near the upper LA
Plato river, and had a fight. The Indians
were defeated. Both Mcrmons and Indians
are said TO have suffered in killed aud
wounded,
The daily union., 1852-05-11

pHorosALs FOR Carrying the Mail. OF the United
from the i Of October 1859, the lst day OF July
1854, following Arkansas, will be
Office Once Department uni the
2 of July i652, be decided BY tbs following dsy
Qj0 From Hspoeol Arkansas by Content sssspp Victoria,
island No. Lacona, barney's, Delta, Missis
syl, FnaTis Point, Helena Arkansas, Sterling Walnut
Bend, Council Bend, Biedsoes Landing, Commerce. Mis-
ppi, Blues Poiat Arkansas, Dark
sspp, and Elm Grove, 10 Memphis, Tennessee ao3 miles
twice week and back. FIJI NnR s#
Leave Napoleon al 3, y, M. Mondays and Fridays
AInve Memphis by a. M, Wednesdays and Sundays.
Leave Memphis al ., IA, Thursdays and Sundays
Arrive at Napolson by IL, M, next days
y NOTES. l t.H
Bidders should intended. The mail
be carried preference and 10 tsir exclusion
oat charge peducen win be made from the mail pay or %
and fines imposed for those penomed agreeaby The
all artieus The may annn The contract
for repeated failures for violating the post oee laws lilo may
ae the chedue provided he allows rata
for the service dispensed with
pay Of actual advertised
Distance designated be
The mails and from the olhces
nanedi also, and other otces within quarter OF
mile river that established during the
addressed the SECOND Assistant
General Mail Proposals in Arkansa and be
responsible
certificate of postmaers, setting forth that
the guaantors able make good their guarantees
N X HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr oyyIcE DErARrMEsr, May 8, 1854
May ll--w4w rEEL a.s
The daily union., 1852-05-11
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer. - III u
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, OLD DoMEs-
III TIC WINE, ETC., AUCTION-On Tuesday, the lth In
sant shall SELL William north
street, Capitol H adjoining residence Of his eIcelei the
Spanish minister ~ O'Clock good lot OF furniture Ac
Jig #..4,. f-g 4 +
Mahogany sideboard, sofh, tables, and chairs
Feather beds bedding, and bcdseads
Carpets. curaDs, looking glasses
With other fur,iiure kitchen utensils, &c
Also thirty forty gallons Of homemade vine consisting o. moth
ing offru made in 1925 and l827hne
erms All Of and SIS, cash S credit OF
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
A. GREEN,
May s-3t fs' Auctsneer.
The daily union., 1852-05-11
sales To-Day.
by JAMES O. MCGUIRE, Auotionser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION IN THE FIRST
WARD-On Tuesday, May llb, 81 O'Clock, the
premises Nos 8, in No. 9 fronting so feet
81 between 2lst and 22d Streets and
ming back 1888 feet
Also No. IL, s0 fronting 30 feet
2lst
l26 feet 81 inches. i3 r. Es4Aft l
These beautifully central part OF the first
Is about 10 leave the city
TeIms fourth the residue IN sx twelve, eighteen,
twenty satisfactorily secured bearing
interest, GtEI JI5 JAS u McGUlhE,
NAV I'd Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-05-11
by J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF Y. MAST co.
II AT AUCTION0n Tuesday morning. May lth a 10 O'clock
shall commence selling tnat very ana on
10Th streets, comprising assortment Of gold and silver
gold guard and fob chains, specaces fancy and military
goods &c.
very ertenve and comprises great variety
Of rich and valuable articles I. = s..e .
of f. Mast Co. 10 retire from busi-
ness the whole stock will be sold without reserve. -
UNDER cash &O, and under 9O0,
Si00 four and six monhs' credit
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest t
b. every day from 10, 10 ., p.
and 7 TO TO- m. j. z. MCGUIRE,
May Id 4E sfFe4HSFsr #5Hta df ft I'D Aucuoneer.
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D.i,a4a.a, Land. IN An.s.ay oorA.y. ma.y,-na,

nA
s lS ae %
De .s @ % % ole. %
aDEEasc
The daily union., 1852-05-11
Cnrusi,. saIoon-,ray Festival.

CARUsI respectfully that his annual May festival
IL which has for the jubilee Of The children Of
the will place i3t his Saloon
In making this he deems the character OF his cs
va too well known the public additional pledge
this will be agreeable Of the
season Both the and lower saloons will be for dan
cling, and bards Of couion win be In Mem
bers conue- and citizens respectfully invited to
attend with their families /.
Those ladies who through inadversncc received inv
taons will confer favor by sending In their
Tickets % be had the principal hotels Mrs Anderson and
Taylor Maunis bookstores.
May 9-d3t. ai@ t|##t
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Dspartmsa. or ths Ia.srlor,


GEPARATE PROPOSALS fanshins stationery
executing the printing o. this department during the nsea year
ending 1885, viii until o'clock The 81 day
Those by satisfactory Of sb
ity 10 fuhi contract VIII not be considered
All the ARTICLES stationery be OF lbe best qusiiiy
af principal articles Of which, such qus
ie lead pcne kniyes lax must aeeompaay the bids
schedule and the department reserves s n1 g retain
such and for the prices stated In the orer
them, ts option No bid viii be considered where
articles accompanying Of the Kind and quality required
FOR rle depaftns Mt Iat .N.f..L. I'll
proposal be signed by individual n making H.
must specify price, and bal price, os each and every ar
they furnished the lowest market prices
according quality. Blank forms proposals will ba furnished
e department 10 applying for te and without
foy therein the department would md dcat TO make de-
con will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith
paper used for different descriptions required The
per printing win he furnished depart
the office ordering ihs Kind OF and
type, whether the number sheet
when the article will admir- Of is
All the articles furnished and be executed must be
satisfaction of the head Of the office which they
quired. II .4g H..g IL. h# aItsFt0f Hil
department itself right of ordering
quantity each article the public
service may require. la.r
Bonds with approved security given by the person per
the work. the and his shall be liable
forfeiture specified IN such bond quidaed damagcs
The sujoined sts specify nearly be done the
quality and description OF each OF the kinds articles aud
wor thai will be wanted s, t-a..a.. 5540 ,5El95.
J being impracticabe give precise description
samples the different offices for specimens Of the general
nfionsre uircd 4 7 Z {. n
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State the price for additional Of
the above four estimating 100 pages.
On
Blank FORMS other description Of printing required broad
side on Of the above each sroadde 70 be counted
page. .m .Ia.#.t ST.
tr understood that charge any
scrpon will be allowed The bid for
and include all coninre pcics and eruss. A
The department description
ing which properly be called book pamphlet work"
cuied by special con,rncf
OF qos of the different kinds Of they propose to furnish
Ap 20-lawt3diunc 9i' #HaHf eI
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Instant lingering Illness in Newcastle, Kentucky
Mr. GEORGE BAG00TT in 9th OF his The de-
Fredencksburg, Virginia, but for the
q dent Of Kentucky. q t
[Frdecksburs (va) Dayton lo papers will please copy
The daily union., 1852-05-11
United states Patent once.

United Patent Once. H s
WAsHtreror, April 10, 1850.
IN the petition Of Lommedeu Of Chester, Connecticut
praying for the extension of patent granted him for
Improvement machinery for manufacturing double twist
Tor from the expiration of said patent which
takes place The day ofJuiy eighteen hundred and
Anytwo Oath July, 1851
II Is ordered petition be heard Once
Monday, the hth day OF Jny, s52, ~ O'Clock and all
notified and show they have
why said petition ought 10 b. granted.
Office their objections specifically writing,
twenty days before the day ofheans An testimony 6ed by either
be said
In accordance with the rules Of the Office, which win be furnished
IN application. - r. #L fEr5 ta
Ordered that this published National Tnte
Republic and Union Washington D. G. Inquirer phn
dephis, Pa Express New York; Journal Previdence
Cournnt Hartford Connecticut and Dy Bee Boston, Mass
once week for three weeks the hb dsy
OF July ncxt-,he day Of hearing
E-L Ia0Fn THos. EwBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. g. Editors papers please copy,
bills 70 the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Ap2o-iRw3w
MILITARY men viii q stereroous- II ~.
nj White linen dnnrs pants vsrious prices
White Msrscies ve-sins-, sssortcd II va Ess FfH sNN
pieces Superior and low priced Irish linens for shirts
Also, collars
200 pieces choice shirtins III .e " 81 aa
with undcrshs gloves, umbrellas, sc-
Terms cssh in s uness arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles. low prices and fair dealing he relied on In an
csses. NNI -h 10 Ill
PERRY BROTHER,
March 5i--l0eoif opyost. Centre Market.