The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23

/ ohu Inc OOFernment-amOuntinl
TO hundreds Of thousands Of dollars annual
y-ls gwen to another "Democrat''-t,
WIT, the editor of The Union newsuaper--
Thus Father Richie gets more money nj
one haul from the Treasury, for violating i
valid and binding contract. than Gen. Scot,
received for fighting the Inst war with En,,.
land and eOnqnering Mexico. Then If we
go back we shall find the following sums
which were stolen by Democratic oficc-boId.
ers, during less than twenty years of Demo.
cratic Administrations.
PhlnHcreyS 1yo,,,,D, @ Ia.
il +. Wingate, Bath. ath... stooe,
J. b. Swsnt1n. Bath. "a M
J-r. iarh, York, Ps.......... 0TIa'
~ NslTrn, plymouth. ...-......-.,lG3t
). $ Allrn, Bristol % ir..
J. STaT'wCut. New Yofs. 1910 az
Jesse lioyi, New YORK ora...........,....04 on fig
y. Arnold, Peith Ainioy. JG,pg
j. fitzgerald alexandria. Tis...........aG aGDz;
.,'f ispfanaI"c' 3D. ,24y
"a =. ;.'-'-- I'D
Asa RoEleeTs, Cainlcn. 3I nj
sEioodsooi, Wilmington g'oa.............22 52i
u. Cochran, Wilmington. 1gi n
tsac Holmes, Charleston ..............lGS lGS 81.
=. Mou7gcr Savannah. I7y5j
". van, savannah. ............. Ii3S-s
b. Fannin, Sayshn.h. So
ono:ew Erwin, Tenn. n....................5 81 s37
. . o . . 81
- I, n,Srn NJ " - Oll
=: p Dnbohg, y. - b...................... .9Gg 4
.. - Morgan. h o O..............2I 2I2 232
u H. Trisi, n. N.O.....-.............. G63I
4. z. iIopkins, s. Louis 70 az
D. Duncan, Macl inAw ~ f,Di
n. Dandy, late Navy Agr Mar eBles, France II5 O0
MIj Scott, Navy gent 1t Warrington d. c $4,000
f. Moore, Mar.hal outhern Dis. 4. y. 4N,OU
Pension AZ in New EBsiana, name Tot yet
transQlred. ....--..-... ...----... .l3D'
This piundering of the public Treasury il
inseperable from a LoeofcO Administration
Particular individuals may be honest, bu
with an Executive under the influence O
such men as compose the Empire Club, anl
control ballot boxes, by brute force, it is i'm
possible to preserve the public honor, or to
guard efectually the doors Of the Treas
ury.
How strangely these vast sums of plum
dered money contrast with the million and
quarter of Mexican gold spurned by Win
field Scott, even in the hour Of the bitterest
prosecutions from his own Government, and
with an army at his back ready to follow him
wherever he might lead!
STATE FAIR.-Thp Third State Fair has
opened auspiciously. Tie weather, says the
Herald, is fine. The number of entries near
ly double those of last year. Up to 4 O'Clock
Wednesday, the number was as folIows:-
Horticultural 500; Mechanical and Fine
Arts 4S9; Machinery and ellaneous 3sl
Products of Farm and Dairy I72; Agrieul-
tural Implements 270; Fowls 72; Sheep 344;
Horses 23O; Catte 1856; Hogs 34-Total
276l. We notice no others from this coun-
ty than those mentioned yesterday.
WIN. R. KING.-The Locofoco candidate
for Vice President, has written letter, in
which he States that he was opposed to the
Compromise measures, because by them Cal
ifornia was admitted a free State and
slaves brought into the District OF Columbia
for sale or barter were emancipated. l.
such man fit to have the casting vote in
the Senate OF the United States!
CALIFoRYIA.-The New York Herald con
tains list of appropriations made for vari
Gus objects in California, at the late Con
gress, amounting in the aggregate to So ,743
443:6S.- Gin. Sun.
The Locofoco Gulphins will of course la
all that at the door of the present Admins
tration.
SGGYIFIcAYT.-Why is it that Smith AM
Levin, the great leaders of the Native Amer
ican party, are opposed to Scott and in favo
of Pierce! If Scott were the Native A
merican the Locofocos are trying to MAKE
the people believe, would not these mel
support him!
RAILROAD INTELLIGEEcE.-We learn yer
bnlly that the Directors of the Scioto anl
Hooking Valley Railroad have adopted thu
Somerset route. The next thing is TO con
struct it. We are pretty well satisfied that
at the end OF the twelve months, no party
will regret the location so much as those
who Esave been so anxious to make it.
CTThe Eagle OF yesterday says that Gen
Harrison was one of the best Generals o
the age. What poor, miserable soul tha
must be, which cannot do justice to maI
until he is in his grave.
CHEERING FROM SUMMIT.-The Snmmi
Beacon, in reference the prospect in tha
county says; a-'l''-
awe do not know ofa single voter in th
county, who voted for Taylor in lS4S, VII
will not vote for Scott in '52. While i
this toan al0ne we have the names Of NOR
than FIFTY who voted for Van Buren,, b,i
are now open, earnest friends Of Stott. W.
are assured by friends at C. Falls, that they
have already the names of between TWENTY
and THIRTY there who voted for Van Buren,
who are now devoted friends OF Scott. SIM
Ii liar assurances reach us from Tallmadge,
| Hudson, Richieid, and other towns in the
county"
nrATWe find the following notice OF a mar
riage by proxy, in the Washington National
| J1t,uiosacer, OF the 18th inst: sd, .a .sal..
"Married, atthe Spanish Legation, on
Tuesday morning, the l0thinst.,by the Ri
Rev. DR.. McGill, Bishop of Richmond. Jose
Maria de Magellony CnmpuzanO, of Madrid,
present by his proxy, the Spanish minister,
to Aggripina, third daughter of Alexander
Norman Macleod, late of Harris, Scot
land" .3- yssfs
sEvery one to his taste, but for our own
part" says the Savannah Morning Ns1cs,
"we had much rather fight duelby proxy,
than get married by proxy" RI