Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-12

In TRIBULATIoN--Senalors Hale and
ChaSe.--These gentlemen were in Noun.
Vernon The olher day, and the Democratic
Banner has become alarmed. They find So
limle 10 say against Gen. Scou and 50 much
against Gen. Pierce, that the Banner dom /
like their speeches a, all. Tha. paper con
cludes an article as follows {:
"Senalor Chase claimed iha, his course
was fully sustained by the Ohio Statesman,
and several other Democratic papers ,ha.
endorsed The corrupt bargain and sale by
which he was eleclei to sea, in The Senate.
where he now misrepresen,s the Democracy
OF Ohio. The responsibility Of MS present
course must rest upon The shoulders Of those
who sanctioned the aduerous union which
fastened that burning stigma upon The name
and character of the Democratic parry
our hands are not polluted with ,ha, foul
blol--we denounced il at The tine as an acl
OF treason TO The Democratic party. And
The very consequences which we then pre-
dicled would result from that unholy Goa.
li,ion are now falling with their fulIes, force
upon the Democratic candidates, while this
abolition lecturer vaun,ingy boasls that he
is sustained by the central organ Of the Dem.
ocra.ic party.
ASlsTocRATIo DEMocRAcY.-A large mum.
Der of Irish Laborers having published u
card over their own signatures stating that
Pierce had done nothing for Catholic Enan-
cipa.ion, The New Hampshire Patriot
Pierce's paper, thus talks Of the signers
CoNTEMPTIBLE GAME.-Slievsgam
Robinson has been burrowing here with the
wheel barrow. men, and olher fit associates;
and in Dover, Manchester. and other places,
getting up "cerificates" in behalf OF Scott
among The Irish. The result is before the
public in the shape Of Isis Of Irish names
appended 10 false statements against Gener.
al Pierce and in favor Of General Scott.
"WHEEL BARROW MEN" will show
this Pierce organ that, out oil New Ilamp.
shire, they can vote as we'll as other men,
and viii repudiale the Pierce Aristocracy.
Free TRADE.-The Hartford (Conn )
Times says:
"Col. Col. will sail for England on the
95.h inst, where he will arrange 10 employ
400 men for European work. Had he su g.
ceeded here. SO us TO enlarge his works, he
would have employed 800 of them in llarl.
ford, and only 50 or 100 there. Il will
make difference to our city whether his
payroll is $50 900 month, or 1000
and quite difference if nothing at all.'
So il seems that il would be batter 20
have these 500 men employed in Hartford
Than in Europe. We have no doubt of the
fact. Il is for The Times to reconcile This
position with the Free Trade Theory which
its South Carolina alliance imposes on il the
necessity Of upholding.
Mr.. Thomas Bruin. aged IOe years. ap.
piled 10 J. c. Sabin. Esq. for tie necessary
papers 10 secure bounty land, TO which he
is entitled under The late law. He was born
in l750-whnessed the conflicts between
the United States and GreaI Brilain before
and since The Revolution voted for Wash.
inglon, John Adams. Jefferson, Madison
Monroe, John @. Adams. Clay, Harrison,
Taylor, and, if he lives unil November
nexi, will gU for Gen. Scoll.-Lebanon Star
Let the Irish remember that the bill up.
proprialing $4,000 for The relief Of starving
Ireland was introduced in Congress by o
Wing. advocated by Whig. and voted rol
by Wings and .ha. j, was opposed by Loco,
locos, and defeated by Locofocos; and il il
we'll known lhal had it passed i, would have
been vetoed by a Locofoco President.
The monster hotel Of New York city
The MeuopoliIan--was opened on Wednt s.
day last. The ground cost $500!000, The
building $500,000. mirrors $4,000. pla,t
:. $4,000, carpets and upholstry $4,000
furniture $50, O,O00-in all nearly 81 900 900
II is doubtless the finest hotel in the world
The velocity Of Two places, in differeu
latitudes, In their diurnal rotation around lh'
eanh's axis, decreases as you recede from
the Equator a, such a rate as 10 have per
cepiible effec. on The motion OF LOCOMOTIVES
on railroads running norh and south,