The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

magnanimity lo reward the public serv-
ices Of such man as Scott, while at the
same time they will protect his reputa-
tlou from The poisoned shafts Of disap.
pointed aud reckless partizans, whose
ambition scars no higher than a niche
elevated sufficiently To plunge their arms
into the public treasury. Money is thei
god, aud the Golfers of The government
their temple Of fame. They should
gain reflect. whom the gods wish to De
stroy. they first make mad"
ASHLAND There has been
more thunder up among the Democrats
nf Ashland. ant! us llud. rnmbliug noise
comes down t" the Capitol with power
that awakes the printing hill from its long
sleep in the hands of The Senate Commit
tee. The Union says it was the largest
meeting in that county since lS4S. We
havn'l room Ior much, hut the following
will do for sample. Mr., l}riukerho'f
during the course of loug speech. re.
lated conversation he had with Medary
in 1916:
SCUM after my arrival in Columbus.
Mr.. Meda'y. i'll conversation with me.
exrlessed himself dccidrNy ind unrgDjn
maIig IN farm IF REPUTATION
He was distinctly in f,vor "f the Demo
cratic parry, as IA panty. taking ground for
Reputation. aud making that doctrine
an issue with the Wings. He said the
people nrrrr moaId, aud NEVER ouGnr 10
saad Mc dcgrcr IF aration neccssary 10
mpef lie STATE dcbt, listened with aston.
ishmrnt."
~ The Cincinnati Enquirer. which is
Us respectable drmocralic authority as
VIZ know If, says the general convIcrnn
"f the party To which il belongs. is, that
Sam Medary, editor of the OHIO States.
maa, p"SseS,rs "a bankrupt political rep.
uAriun' According tn d.. Odds. Sam
|
en- ye rs ago. % S ,I0ur. ..-
The .jO4rRai is oblivious. Sam said
that Odds died for want Of honest princi'
pies. and il was about as near the truth
ashe generally gets. He didn't die. but
left the Wing party on this account. as
Sam would have done himself had the
party ever been cursed with him. They
are now as firmly connected as any iva
things can he. with magnet as strouG
as the cohesive power of public
plumber and will remain So unlil The
attractive power is weakened by .oppo
site Influences. Ask Robinson. ..., b..
County SUBSCRIPTIONS To RAILROADS
The Supreme Court of Ohio have now
this matter under consideration. The
particular case befure them has heen ar
gued by MessIs. Puah and Sanbery for
and Messrs. Thompson of Highland aud
Harlan Of Clinton against such subscrip
tions. We suppose decision will be
given this week. The sooner the better
as the decision is a matter Of the high
est Importance at this time. .......
ES We are indebted To Mr.. Hibben al
the Senate. aud Mr.. Baker Of The House
for valuable public documents. ......
CUBAN PRIsoNtns,-The ship Prenlis,
arrived at New York, on Saturday nom
lug last with ninety five of the Cuban
prisoners set at liberty by the Queen nj
Spain. We have li,t of the names but
as none nflhem are known in this egion
it is unnecessary To occupy the space in
publishing them.
~ We are indebted To the Hnn. L. d
Campbell. for cnpy of his speech up"'l
presidential platforms" internal i'm
pruvemenls. &c. ,..... ....,...
pHWe have rumor that the woods
near Circlevile were on fire yesterday
morning. The wind at that time was
bout equal To ''compound blpw.pipe.'
EY In conversation yesterday with al
old navig itor pf The Lakes, he ini"rmed
: us that in his opinion navigation would
moi be resumed this year until between
the first aud teuth nf April. He further
infn med us, that at no lime since lS3S
has the ice been so thick in the lakes as
the preseut. This is To lie regretted by
the many thousands VIII" have an interest
in our lake trade, especially our mer
chauts, WIN want IN bring Gu their spring
gnods,-O, S jour.
ENoLIsn SAILORS. The London Her
| aid states that many of the best English
sailors are leaving E,r America. where, il
appears, thcy ATE het,er paid, and some
! have left for California. to take their
chance a, the euld mines. A gang lately
paid nff from the Southampton. paid theil
passage in oneof the packe, ships from
lao, dun to New Y"rk. Several of tn,
3 seamen lately paid off from the Heclay
' alsu paid their passage and embarke ed a
Portsmouth for New York. - p, e,