The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
Ghe ll1eeklg Gazette.
CITY OF LANCASTER:


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DAKIEl WEBsTER Is NO AoRE!--This
morning, we received despatch stating
that DANIEL WaHsTER died yesterday morn
inc a, "a o'cloek. The dispatches received
previously prepared US for The result. The
Nation is now called upon 10 mourn the 10
ofano.her greatintel ellect,probaby the great
est of them all. lie has left behind him the
records of his mighty power, which will be
read whereverthe English tongue is known,
and admired as the choicest gems in the
language. What he once said of another,
can now be applied to himself. GLOW little
is there of the great and gooo that can die!
To their country they yet live, and live lorev-
-er, live in all that perpetuates the remem-
brdnce of men en- earth; in the recorded
proofs oftheir great actions, in the offspring
oftheir intellect, in the deep engraved lines
OF public gratitude, and in The respect and
homage of mankind. A superior and com
manding human intellect, truly great man,
when Heaven vouchsafes SO rare gift, is
not temporary fame, burning brightly fer
awhile, and then giving place to returning
darkness. 1t is rather spark Of fervent
heat, as well as radient light, with power to
enkindle the common mass ofhuman minds;
so that when it glimmers its own decay, and
finally goes out in death, no night follows,
but it leaves the world all light, all Oh fire
from tho potent contact OF its own spirit.
Let his faults lie buried in his tomb.
SNz8E9zsSzsE5sasES nyaaz
A Coon EXAMPLE.-A good citizen o
Pennsylvania, who has business in Tenncs
see, passed through this city yesterday, or
HIS WAY HOME TO VOTE, He say
he.will return TO his business when he ha
discharged his obligations to his country
Such men as these helped Gen. Scott vii
his triumphs at Lundy's Lane and in Mexico
and such men will now help him win great
er triumph over ihe foes of the American
System The noble example is worthy o
imitation by all good Scott men. Can an.
one, sith this before him, remain within
few miles of the polsand not vote!
The TAnIFr.-We copy the following
articles from rrce-trado journal:
Railroad The price of railroad ro
in England has gone up from 81 TO S3l p'
ton This adds, under our nd rGlorem -tari
SO per ton to the duty, thus increasing Il
protection on our side.
Woolen Manufactures. There are maj
material changes going on in the wool,
manufactures. Besides the Wiecape Woo
zen Factory, the sale of which was made
few days since for $a6,0o0, it's cost thrt
years ago being 100000, we observe th
Burlington Mill is to be sold next week
the highest bidder.
Thus coolly does a free-tradc journal di
pose Of two facts having an important bea
ing upon one oftho great questions in issl
n this canvass The rise in iron would
some extent, obviate the necessity for pr
tecton, and yet ut the very same time, u
der the ad valorem tariff, it doubly increns
the cost to the consumer. Under specil
dates, there would he no additional prote
ton WI EN- PROTECTION is LEAs
WEEDFD. Tho fact is worth dozen tn
it Sc soon as railroad manufacturers
-fl5mGlppry are crushed, up goes the price
nsn sib8 UP GOES THE DUTY. ,.
is'pa ale ofa Woolen Factory which co
slot %, for $26, 600, and the offer Of anot
Vhich has been crushed,is very coolly a
nounced as "material changes in woole
manufactures" This is emphatically gro
country-fostering British enterprise at Il
expense of its own