The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

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FAIRFIELD CoUHrY FAIR.-Tbe Execu. I
live Committee of the Fairfield County Ag- )
rieulturul Society, has fixed Thursday, FRI
day and S~aturday-lhe 18th, 18th and 18th
DAYS of o ctober-as the time for holding 1
their annual Fair. The unparalleled sue I
cess of this Society last fall was n subject
of general remark, and we have every reason
to believe that the coming Far will far sur
pass the preceding one, both in variety
quantity and quality of the articles for ex-
hibition. Last year the short notice led q
large portion OF our farmers and mechanics
TO believe that the Fair would be a failure,
and very few arrangements were made on
their part to make the exhibition attractive;
bu. this year every thing is promising, and
o years notice has given ample time to
make extensive prepations and prepare ar
ticles expressly for this purpose. No coun-
ty in the State can surpass old Fairfield in
the variety and quality ofits production, and
none has a more energetic, enterprising and
intelligent class Of farmers aud mechanics
Their skill, intelligence, enterprise, as well
as the inexhaustible variety of their produc-
lions will all be exhibited to advantage on
tho occasion oil -four county Fair in October.
Iii is only necessary to notice this matter
to secure a full attendance,on each of the
days set apart for the exhibition, but we
have a few words to say to those interested
in the agricultural and mechanical Interests
of this county, which wewill take occasion
to do at another time.
hrThe School Law was enacted by a
Democratic lie legislature, and the Democrat
ic party will be held responsible for it, If it
nroye a failure. If, after trial. it is found to
he a GOOD law, the Democratic party should
and will receive the credit OF 1t. 10 secure
the success of the measure, tits necessary
that it be put into operation by a Democrat
who is not only a friend of the system, but
whose party feelings are interested in max
5 ing it work well.-&ate Democrat.
"place the new constitution in the hands
of its friends" was the successful argu-
4. ment made use OF by these same dema-
= OOUueS Ut lHG ClCStlOh " nv . 'H~
i first Legislature under the new c%onstitu
E ton. They asked the people to place the
4 new constitution in the hands Of those who
q framed it, that they might put it in success
IS full operation. The result is we'll known.
v They obtained the entire control Of the new
d instrument, and interpreted it something af'
ter this fashion--Biennial sessions tUo seS.
sions in ONE YEAR; an economical admins
Il tration ofthe State G )vernment--foar DOL
IS lars a day and giving the printing to the
;. HIGHEST bidder. If the School law should
~ yet into the hands of such friends, we feaI
it would fall far short of the expectations 0
10 1he people. Learn wisdom from the past
Ill NTDoes the Gazette mean that the Dem
At %ocratic is the "good cause" which 'intrigu
3. ing men make a mere cloak to carry GU
/; their selfish schemes" or is Col, Ne
dill charged with fighting under Wing col
a ors. The Colonel has always been toun
n in the Democratic ranks, and it is our o
ne pinion that the Gazette will find greet dill
- fculty in proving that he makes any pre-
. t~entions to being a Wing Telegraph.
The above is a usry fair specimen Of L.
- cofoco logic and becomes the organ of d
- Odds to a T. Not having the nerve toinve
tigate q matter that it too hastily picked u
the Telegraph is endeavering, by miscoi
struction, to avoid recurring to Medill
public life, knowing, as it does, how barre
:, it is of usefulness.
10 C. w. s. Y. RAGLRoAD.-The Wilmin
re ton Republican says that two weeks mo
H. will see the Locomotive in their midst
Of The track layers are employing their I
Ibs most energy to push the road through, and
zoo the construction of bridges had not into
10. rupted, the Republican says the cars won
,;r. have been running to that place, The d
,ho lays have been unavoidable. The roa
far as the iron is down, is nearly all balla
.u ed, and in the best of running order. u
,ov machinery is all of the best and most i
proved manufacture, and cannot be exc,
&c, led, if equalled, in the Western country.
The passenger cars, of which there are ST
on eral now in Morrow, are beautiful and IN,
use exquisitely finished.
tih- SUIcIDE.--The Louisville Courier, Of .
and ~ goth, says that Daniel Baughmyer, a l
way tive of Fairfield county, Ohio, was fou
yes, dead in the canal. A letter was found
1t is recting the Coroner to write to Mr.. Phi
ties Haynes, of Baltimore, Fairfield coun
hem Ohio, stating that he had a wife and six CT
mu- drcn, and that he had poisoned himself
how taking arsenic. A bottle was found n
loes the body containing a ~solusion Of arse
ioes and a paper Of the same drug in his pocE
reat ~
,;o, DIABoLIcAL VGLLAINY.--On Monday e
.ai,- ming two %sleepers werc laid across the r
road track about three miles from Eli
Me-, with the evident intention of throw
a. off the express train from Boston to p,
land. The watchfulness of the engineer +
vented any accident, but the fellow
would attempt such wickedness deserve
halter.
A FLEET EXPECTED AT SAN FRANCISCO
On the 1st inst, there were 2I9 YES
Ill loaded with merchandise on the way to
Eranrisco or these lh0 nre from mort