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Syrncn.e Medical College.

TgNliE second term this Institution will commence
4 on ThrrSlGy December 4, ls5l, AMI will con-
tinre sixteen weeks
l,ratuitous preliminary course Of Lectures will
commence on Thursday, November 6, and continue
tour yYees At the same time he Demonstrators
rooms will be opened with every facility proper TO
the study OF Anatomy Tirkets for full course of
Lectres $50 in advance, veil indor5ed note OF
so and interest On twelve months credit for two
more full courses, 500 in advance well indOrsed
note tor SIPS. llatTiculaon fee s5. Demonstrator5
Ticket, 3 Graduation fee, Sl5. Ladies' are enti-
tied to the Professors Tickets at reduction Of one
third from the specified charges
Board uay be had at good places for 50 00to 50 30
per week. Students may board themselves in clubs
ior half those prices.
PRoFrssoRs
s. II. POTTER, NJ D.. Surgery and Obstetrics;
JONATHAN FLATTERY, NJ. d., Anatomy and
DWIGiiT RUSSELL, NJ D., Theory and Practice
and Pharmacy;
JOHN +. GOUDIN, NJ. D., Materia Madica and
Diseases Of Women and Children;
ALEXANDER WILDER, II. D. Chemistry and
! AUGUSTUS A. FAHNESToCK, Botany;
| JONATHAN FLATTHRY, NJ D., Denonstrztor Of
/ Anatomy and Surgical Prosector.
TIM A,ERrcAN CoLLrGE OF PHARArAcT, whichis
now in operation Al Syracuse, affords superior advan-
tasps 70 students for acquiring knowledge Of medi.
cines and the mode OF preparing them which VIII
expedite them in obtaining practical understanding
Of therapeutic science. The three FRO esSos OF Phar-
macy, Ma,era Mnlica and Chemistry, who are con-
dNyi,h this establishments act in the same capa-
city in the Syracuse Medical College.
Students arriving in the city will call at the Dis
pcnsiHg Store OF the American College OF Pharmacy
where IN, Secretary OF the Faculty has his office
For further p1rticurs address letter lpost Pald)to
/ 5. II POTTER, MD.
! November %, 1851. Dean of the Faculty.
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Cn-pnrtnership.

DHILIp B0PE having associated with himself "a,
cor F. Beck, the business in future will be con,
ducteJ nm ler tho firm Of BopE SC Beck, at the OLD
stand They solicit part Of the Pq1ic pa;rGMGagy, nag
1beir siocl, of Hardicare Cutlery iT0a ana , NaHs
Is large and well assorted and viii be sold pnp as y"
any other house can sell ~ pFC'R
InlY 2I, 1851
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UsURY LAW An effort was made in
the Locofoco Convention get the Leg,
islature OF Ohio to pass usury law. fix
Ing the iaIe of interest at 10 per cent.
aud declaring all contracts for more than
that amount vnid, the lender losing the
principal as we'll as the interest. The
resolution was Offered by DR.. Fries, but
was promptly voted down.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

AN the Goth day of February, A. D. 1852, at 10
W o'clock NJ, on the promises, in tha town of lii
thopois, will b. sold to the highest bidder, tho fol-
lowing Real Estate the property OF NAGNER,
deceased, towi: In Lots Nos 81 and >! in said town
of Lithopolis-5 appraised at S2l, AMI ~ at Sl2
Payments one-thrd in hand, balance in two equal
annual instaments, in one and two years from day
of sale, with interest.
HENRY KlSTLER. Aim'tor
Of the Eytafe Of jacob H'ayRer, deceased.
January Is, 1852. Sl,5O 5w3i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

"GLEAsoN." We have received nun
bers one and two of "Gleason's Pictorial
Drawing Room Companion" for the pres,
ent year. AS good as it was. decided
improvement is roted. 1t is printed on
most beautiful paper. with clear and
beautiful type, aud the engravings are of
an excellent order. This paper is worth
all that is asked for it. and at the end of
the year. if properly bound, makes two
beautiful volumes Tor the Drawing Room
table.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

Coop! Tho Ohio State Journal is in
favor of the United States declaring that
Russian intervention in Hungarian mat.
ters is a violation of the laws OF nations;
but does not propose to back it up by a
threat of war. 1t thinks it's influence
upon the "conscience" Of Nicholas, es
pecially in the night time, will have the
desired effect. The editor of the Jour.
nal can pass muster.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

TsNHE Undersigned has Just received AMI is now o.
A. peuing on the Southeast corner Qt' Columbus Gad
UIicclisg streets, well selected stock OF Family
Groceries, Conf4ctionarcs, &c, which will he sold
low. Hes licit, a call from his old friends and the
public in general. ISAAC CHURCH.
Lancaster. September %, 1851. u
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ARE you A Misunderstanding from diseases TO
which females are generally subject, use DR.. S. D
llowes Shaker Sarsaparilla-wiil certainly YOU.
Male or female old or young, ALL and erery Fami-
ly should have this crceca Family medicine by them
Call at our depot, or one of Agents. snd get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find facts! facts"
facSH that be substantated by thousands o, liy
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz that the
Shaker Sirsaparilla, preparedby DIR. 5. d. HOWE,
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
to which the human family are continually sub
ect than any other preparation of Sar,aparia ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
1J'A' this season Of the year no medicine is more
necessary than DR.. Hoclanl's German Bitters. The
great stimulating power OF these Btters and their pro-
party Of eralicatng all impurities, and reaoyaing tho
system, commend them highly, and, in fact all who
would enjoy good health should use them. The press
is loud in praise 81 these btters We indorse al
that has been said in their praise, and, from personal
observation, know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostruns forced upon the public through the me-
dium of advertisements DR.. c. NJ. Jackson in l'hla.
delpha, prepares this medicine See advertisement.
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BLANK DEEDS AND MoRTGAGEs.--We
have just priOteda a new supply of Blank
Deeds and Mortgages. on good strong
paper, and are now ready to supply our
friends. We have also on hand most
other kinds of Blanks. All these may be
relied upon as correct. The copies were
examined with care.
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Attachment Noiice,

4 T my instance, an attachment was this day issued
"a bv John b. Reed, a Jnsee Of the Peace ofHoek-
ins township, Fairfield county. Ohio against the pro-
petty guI effects Of GJtleb Myers nonresident Of
Fairfield cOHaty Dated ths sth day Of Deeem9er
ls5i JANES r. STANBERY.
Becembrrll. ISL 4w39'
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~ We are under rene we d oblioations

to that sterling WhiS, Mr.. 7. p, Ash
brook, for additional subscribers. Witt
such men as he is. interested, county
papers would never lack for want ofsup
poIt. Altogether. our list has received
about fifty additional names through his
kind influence, aud these are all mum.
bered among the very best paying sub.
scribers. Such men are worth laboring
for.
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a UNIoN PREsGpENrIAL TlcKKr.-In

A UNION PRESIDENTIAL TlcKEr.-Iu
the Senate of Alabama, "A joint resolution
was made the order of the day for the
20th OF December, heartily recommending
to the people Of that State. and nf the
United States generally. Daniel 5 Dick.
enson of New York a. candidate fnr
President, aud James c jones of Zen.
nessee, as a candidate for Vice Pre- esident
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Tresh OKsiers.

4 An regularly in the receipt Of Fresh Oysters, Of
u the best qpaiitG dr-ct FROM Baltimore, which
il G7 Sp5c Of at the lowest rates either by the Can,
the Half Can or by the Dozen The public are re-
spectully invitedto coll, IS shall be at all times
nabied to supply them; ald ny facilities for getting
them such t'at gott cm h re much quicker than
those brought by any other way.
JOHN c SMITH.
Lancaster, De emJer II, 1851. 3w52
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Notice.

TINE Stockholders of the Lancaster and Colum-
I bus Ieirg,aph Cgnpaay" are notified that the
annual election ol Director, will be held at the Office
Of ,hr company in Lancaster on Monday the 9Th day
II IsEu.ry, ,rOz. p. B. EWING,
Secretary Board Of Direetori.
December II, 1851. 30
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Fancy Articles,

EUST opening fresh lot Of Brushes of every dos
q criptiou; Combs, Ivory Dressing, Tuck AMI Side
Note Parer Cards, Envelopes Drawing Paper, Br-s'
Iuiv 81 G. KAUFMAN s co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

CALIFORNIA News.-The news from
California since our last. is uninteresliug
The same success is attending mining
operations and late rains begin to attract
attention to the dry diggngs. 1t is said
that there is some prospec, of ending In.
dian "cepredations."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

VItis said the Illinois delegates to
the Wing National Convention will vote
unanimously for General Scott,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

Messrs. John C. Fall, Paden aud
Hampson have arrived home in good
health We had some conversation with
Mr. Paden aud he speaks rather cheer.
ing of the prospects Of our boys. Mr.
Fall will return in few weeks
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Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
ComDnny.

TIME undersigned, agent fo- this old and well
i tablished institution continues 10 issue Policies
Of Insurance against loss or damage by fire. also a.
gan,t the hazards Of marine inland ran.portston
~ the current rates Of prenll.m ch,rg n by o.
ther responsible companies M claims fJr loss un
der Polirias issued bv ths uni ,rsignei. will be
promptly adjusted, and paid. bv the General Agent
nj the company located al Cincinnati. TIE loss ppil
by this company in thA Western country during the
last % Yea :. cxrn"i - 0pDGO
WILLIAM p. CREED. Agi. Pro. Tns Co.
Jan. |. for Lancaster G4d Faicfed county
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We are indebted to Senator Finck for
a pamphlet copy of the Governors mes
sage.
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PITrsBrRGu, Jan. l3-P ".
Four feet six inches in tho chuunr. Nayila.
iiun suspended River full Dl ice Weather cold
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

The FINANCES OF OAro.-The tax.
payer will note that the Governor, in his
message, speaks encouragingly Of the
finances Of this State. and we wish him
also to remember tina, this is the case
when the Government is handed over
into the hands Of Locofncoism. If this
party does not keep up the credit OF the
State and its prosperity, the people will
know to whom the blame ought to attach.
DEMOCRATIC national CoNvENTloN.-
This body is called to meet the first OF
June next. We suppose the name Of
the Hon. VIM. Allen will not now be
presented. Case, Douglas, Houston
Butler and Buchanan are the prominen,
candidates. 1t seems to us that Cass
chances are the best. The Douglas mer
are playing bold game, but they will
be opposed BY the friends of all the 9th
or candidates, and these can best unite
on Cass Then. we will "send him home
by way Of the Lakes"
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EAnruovAKE IN EUROPEAN TuRxEY.-

EARTuoUAKE IN EUROPEAN TuRXEY.-
A shock of an earthquake was iell, on
the 18th of Octuber, at Berat, in Euro.
pean Turkey II threw down part Of
the fortress, aud 400 soldiers perished in
the ruins. About 800 houses, Greek
church. aud twu mosques were greatly
injured. Eight hundred persons were
missing, but many of them were suppos'
ed to have taken to flight. The upper
part of mountain near the town became
detached and was cast considerable dis
lance; crater then opened in the center
and vomited black smoke and blocks Of
stone; this was followed by sulphurous
lava in boiling state which subsequently
turned 10 powder. Footed exhaIations
arose, which corrupted the air. The viii
layers near Berat also suffered greatly
from the earthquake.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

Use IIOwo's Cough Candy.
SOLD Wholesale and retail by L. L. SLOCUM,
- Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
November 90 1851 20
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RECEIPTS Fu:; TIE GAZETTE.

NiN tIFIS FTtIaI ] fEFl q i Af8 : 7 Fs'
Roht Cook. 49,. s4.0U DR.. Miller. :l.75
J lin Jones'. 2l0 John W. Mer... > 0l
Geo, w. Holmes. 28l Isaac KnnnIz z..... l.75
&. W williamson 200 r. W. A,hhrunk.. -
William Cherry. > % Col. W. Hamilton. l7j
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Michael Mnuk; Z. Kramer; r. ". Ashjrrok.
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DLEAClIED and Brown Muslins. Nanken'
I'D Cotton TicGinss, notions, Hosiery and fansat
April 10 HENLEY'S
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Ghr Mnrkrts.
LANCASTER. Thnr.iay. J,nunry Is. Ias1
New York Markets.
Ny,v YorK Juf,ulr. IA.

New York Markets.
Ngw YoHK. January I3-P. ".
S les Of cotton for tie lIsi days are GjDJ fr,
Market is huoYanl. with 20 od exppt d,niui
S'les or 1000 Ibl. Flpa At fl.3j fir St.t". -.
jG3 q! lot Ohio. dnd $500 G!i inr Snrh
"uI. WhroI is held firmly. SIDES 81 g.aDJ b'sir
els Corn nt G8 for Spuiuern. mixed nt 81 aud yei
low al Gi. SIDES "r 200 hbis. Pork ut frner pa
ces Prpvi,ims-inir>rts sh Nv. u" rltr2e.
Sales "f 100 hbl-. Whiskry ai 20l lD!l SIes
3jp0 GALLONS Iin,eed oil At rIll ri,es: 800 ags Ro
c,llrs at %; 100 bbl, New OricIn. sugar AT ;;
100 bh's Orleans n"lds-e. at 275 Fr-isDs or
cotton to Liverpool H. ain 81. flour 0i.
Cincinnati Markets.
CiSc'NSATi. jan i3 p. NJ.
Markets very quie'-Fln. - Ija}.a0 wins.
key ljc 1000 b1i- MOli4.s., t,t-t i've sn.d ~
97ir; 500 bn2s C. iire at u! !G0i: 90 hhds sag4r at
isGG! i"r fair TO prime.
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1852. GAZETTE ESTABLISHMENT. 1859
Olce-In the Tsllmadge Block. Ord story west end
GEORGE WEAVER,


The Lancaster Gazeiie.-The LAxo4srrR CAz-
Sl'E i' published every Thursd4y, at the iollow-
Gas copy, one year, in advance. ...........sl 10
"'h'h Inc ysar................ Uj
siler the yfar expires. . 80
~ rec eoPieS, 10 one address, 90
Five - \ Dt
Ten * on
From and ter tho expiration uf the year. the
lesal Tsie o. my re-t wall he charged upon the high.
est terms. Orders Ter clubs must b. Accompanied
by the cash. TIE person ga'tiiig up p club Of ton
"Ii BE- entitled - copy gratis lon as tie club
cohlAue' IN ou.i his exertioRS. The Cash system
10 eNsPapers, is 'he most convenient ard prnl'a.
e'e' oo'n i0r publisher ami ,ub,cri,r sni it /. 10
~ H9ped Nat wET-ycr II is possible, it will be
siEici!y y adhered On.
ADVERT .si"g.-The GAZETTE affords profitable
heIiAln ''f stT-Fti.crs. T. has mow larger p'r-
M''yEt ca euiAli1A th'n st any prryiou tii5. and
", u COZ. '.H.iy in-r,a Ing. Tnr lse6rs ~ our
Gus on.rS-wil DO sci up in ron pact manner. tn.
sllotdng ~ aca on- ~ cla Chance f1r pualici'v.
ln caiier, te iO.!cEias trDs vil lc LILY
adhered to-
Que sinra, three Insertions ..............5I 0J
each continuance ............. y
3 -iEDati5. iioaihs. u Noy,ta
One square. ....... 50 OJ.....Si jD....s 81 %
IwO '' '''''''' 1 DJ.. c0... 4 20
Three g ........ : Ug..... W....l0 %
Lolr ........ 6 rD..... Z W....ll o.
One-ipurh column. 01..... OLE ~
N' -Ais4A Z F'..... ~ w. - w
Half It -. NJ, l2 90. 20 %
OHs " ...l - to-. ~ a.. 81 %
square consists ofl2 linrg. Yearly slycIti3 r.
h've the priyicy OGcAsnging their advertisements
tour times each year. Persons contracting by the
yrar, must ensssa G1r a certain space, lJr which
ta'y will be expected 20 paw
job pTRting.--lu thi, department, yge expect t.
make several Improvements. We shall cn1aavor
tall times 10 cXerG'etn" iayor5 Of our Ipa4s with
Prompln 50, nsainets ani Al the aoHest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly Pria!-I upon reasola-
bleterins.
B'aHEs.--We sia'lkeap eon5;art!y m hand BlAxT
DEEns and MoArGASEs, JUsrrcEs bLASKs. and
will bi ready al all times % print 10 order SuP.
PIsU Bills, Norris ami suci. Dt.isr LLG4s as may
b. required
"Sypp9ri your otc - Is the motto which we strive
to i'm mss upon the citizens Of ouT city ird coua'y
and wOIi ba curious il we did not aJEit in our own
case good support to am branch Of inld,iry viii
be found to BE- mutual benefit to purchaser and seller
Lancaster, jauIary 5, 1852
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NARAPPING PAPER.-30 Ream cap Wrap
w pin! ~ do Grown; 30 do Medium: 10 Ia dnu le
Crown: 90 10 Cap Tissue. AlsJheavy P,,ieboard by
tn gross, for sale by OTTO y. kRAEMER
lancaster, May 90 1851.
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FURTuER SEARCH FOR SIR JuHN FRANK
LTN,-rhe public will Learn with sati1-
faction, that the next English expedition
To the Arctic regions in lS52,in search Of
Sir John Franklin and the missing off
GERS and crews uf the Erebns aud Ter.
ror discovery ships, will he made as eff
cieut as possible; and that, in addition to
the Pioneer aud Intriped screw steamers,
employed in the recent expedition, the
PHpnix, a much larger screw steamer
of 260 horse pow vel, is ordered to be fit.
ted and strengthened for service in the
Polar seas. They are To proceed direct
to Beechy Island, and To consider :hat
harbor beyond which one sailing ship
aud ono steamer should not be taken-as
the base of fnturc operations. They pro.
pose that all the strength aud energy of
the expedition shall he directed towards
the examination ur the upper part of
Wellington Strait. observing that il Sir
John Franklin did really proceed in lha,
direction. it appears highly improbable
snme traces of his expedition should not
be discovered by the exploring parties
III their search All the exploring par.
ties are t, understand that they must re-
turn to the depot at Beuchy Island in
good time for their embarkation by the
middle Of August, 1858, at least; but pro.
vision is made, under circumstances. for
the pos, ,ponement oi the return until 1854.
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A CALIFoRNIA PLAcgw-The St. Lous
lnteIligencrr stacs that Col Frrmoui'S
quartz mine in California hss been sold
~ London company for one million dol.
lars in cash. aud that the money is ready
To be paid in New York as snnn as the
title deeds aye executed. Col. Benton
is nav on his way :" New York to con.
summate the transaction.
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Lnncrsier In.,i,ufr.

Will meet at the CRY Hall nex' Friday evening
Lecture to be read by VI \ DAuGHERrT Isl
and drlnls upon the lulnwing fesn.ulinn:
Rcsoiced. That oil Laws friag The rate Of
interest. are iarrpe3iraE"
Al j A. SHAW Neg. 4 SgrFERr.
The public is inyited In attend
GARAGuTY, Secret4ry
january Is. 1852.
.5S@Iu these days Of cold snaps and hnckinj
cughs. L. l.. Slncu,u has Just the thing wan'e =
Wts'ar's CoHgk Lo=eEges. We have tried then
aud found them AN excellent article.
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Is now on his way - New York To con-
summate the transaction.
THE CAPITOL Ar WAsuINGTnN which
was endangered by the late fire in the
Library of Congress. was bull at "A total
cast of nearly twu millions of dnll4rs
(Sl.74G 000l The north wing was commen-
ced in 1893, aud was finished in 1900 -
1t cost nearly haIfmilion. The south
wing was commeucedin 1903 aud finish.
ed in 1908. aud cost over $500 900. -
The centre was commenced ia 1918
and was finished in 1927; it cast nearly
one million uf dollars. The entire bull
ding covers an acre and half and iS20
feet of ground. The length Of trout is
3j35 feet; depth of wing ,l2l l;easl nrujec.
'ion and steps, depth, 65;west projection
and steps, depth, So; height of wings t.
tops of balusl'ade, 70; height 10 top o
centre dome, ll5; Seuate Chamber
length, "a feet, height 42; Representa-
tives' do, length 95 feet. beigh, 60; heigh
of central Rotuuda, 90. The grounds u
the Capitol embrace 224 acres, surroun
ded by a substantial iron railing, the
length of which is four. fiiihs of mile.
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Tue Lancaster GaIefte.-The LANCASTER CAz-
Sf1n Is published every Thursd4y, st the follow
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December II, 1851. 2n3
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New Family Grocery,

-IltVTHty9 .TUT NOHlY
December SO, 1851 1926
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-01
Unworthy Of Gem. Cass.

Gen. Lewis Cass made party speech al
Cleveland some days since, when, amid C II.
siderable noise and conusinn,' the following
colcqIy occurred between him aud Mr.. G o,
Wnherell. Scott Dem0Cra:
"Mr. Niherell asked if he (Gen. C.) va.
acquainted with Mr.. Pierce in Congress. & n.
CaSs said. Yes, no; not much; bul he knew The
man now Mr.. W. asked if Mr.. 7 cree did
not vote against all appropriations for Rvel
and llarbor Improvements. Gen. Cass admit.
ted than he did; but thai he did so as the r u.
reser'alve OF New Hampshire, which Slale was
opposed to that policy"
Now Gen. Cass knopS--he could not helm
ng--IhaI The opposition 10 River aad
ilarbor Improvements evinced by Represents.
lives of New Hampshire is entirely confined To
his own parry. The Wing and Free Sail
Members from that STATE have uniformly I've.
cannot remember an exceprion) voted Tor aud
warmly sustained such Improvements. They
did 81 Il! the late SESSION of Congress- as alsJ
al the preceding Session (Feb. March, 18iI,N
when the River aud llsrbor bill was deber lie.
ly oked to death by Loco. Foco minority, in
obedience 10 The fiat of secret caucus. No
Members are more liberal toward impr. We.
men's in The West than The Wings from New
Hampshire, while Frank Pierce q Co. have
steadily aud bitterly opposed them. 1t is not
'he State, therefore, but the parry that opp ses
such Improvements, and Gen. Cass should haze
stated The ruth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-01

OF The following are the closing remarks
Of W. +. Robinson's speech in N. Y. city.
"CientIemen Democrats, your appeals 10 tn
naiuralzed ciIizeus are in vain. lf you wish
|" kill Gen. Scott, you must appeal TO your
friends of England, ahd not to The Republican,
naluralizsd citizens of this country. It Scot,
the only man living. who with his own han Is,
in fair stand-up fight, tore down The British
flag, is to be hanged to appease the Often t d
wra h Of England, you must appeal 10 some
other nation Than IreIand--Irshmen We tit
rather furnish other victims 10 the scaffoId than
become the execuIioner, You cannot "a,
from the popular heart the maternal love lcr
The children OF its pride. Nor can you get Ii
people to support the idols set up by the tler1d1
of the Baltimore Convention, whose hands a,r
yet reeklng with The blood of lhe slaughlerr
Lncoloco innocents. Michigan is leaning o.
her broken sword. Pennsylvania is pouring
from her veins lhe last drop Of Democratic
blood. Illinois is sraiuing her eyes through
the magniiyng glass by which she had loDdly
manufactured giant out Of Douglass. New
York is covered with sackcloth aud patches, ut
her On Marcytul condition. All these, joined
with keDlu"ky, Indiana, and other dlscousolale
mothers. are shedding tears sufficient TO create
Il !reshel in Salt river, weeping for their chill.
dren, aud 'elusing TO be comioued because
they are not! No. gpull,m men, no; you cannot
deIeal General Winfield Scott. Nay, all the
ledderS Of all the PARTIES in the Uniou, com
hin d against him, could nul defeat him, Your
Hulls may surrender. aud your Casses may
break their swords on Il Mlchigao stump in
pace Of an EogiIshma0, bu, odd Cwppewa"
IS onward aud upward, like tn fghsoi our
Eagle aud Ms do,Iluy OF our Republic.