Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11


is medallion head--XX above the medal.
lion, and The word Twenty below. No SEM,
bIance TO eenuine
los Of the Crnnston Bank, Cranslon r. |.
in circulation. The following is ,he descrip
ton. I.
Vignelle. cattle and three female figures
--IudiOn,dog and deer ohihe leIl end--Ie.
male heads on The rishl--ignre 10 at each
corner-locomotive between signatures;
large amounts are il, circulation; general ap-
pearance of The bilD good, and well calcula-
Ted 10 deceive.
WA1G PARTY DEAD = The death Ct The
Wing party is a luvore theme Of Southern
politicians al present. Because such men
as. Badger, ond Jones, and Clayton. have
gone Off under the leadership Of Douglas,
they infer tha, there is no Why party.
There may be no whig parry with which
such men can affiliate, and we hope
there never may bo, bu, 10 say that the
Wing parry is dead because they have lel.
il. is estimating them beyond their deserts.
In The North the Wing party never was
stronger. Il 'snow faking.us irae position,
and Southern politicians will find that SO far
from being dead il will give EVIDENCE Of
vitality never possessed by il before
What is wue Of New York, as indicated by
the paragraph below, from the Albany Reg,
isier, is lrue of Pennsylvania, Ohio and ev-
cry free SIaie:- .a.,.
J. is agIeat folly 10 suppose that the Whie
party al the ponh has ceased 10 exist II is
stronger 70, dayahan it has been for years,
in this Stale, aIlcasl. This Nebraska move.
meni hss bealfd The breach thai existed in
It's ranks. Ii. has removed the cause Of dis
sension, andil is moving in a more solid
and compact column now Than il has done
for years. The proposition 10 repeal. the
compromise of 1920, has done more 10 build
up the Wing patty ihan could the ordinary
tff,ms Of his opponents do ip ecade.-
Were we TO look only nl the growth and
strength ofIhal party. in This Sale or in The
whole moth, were We 10 overlook thegreat mo-
as vel rs political wrong petPeiraied by Sen
0lor Douglas aud The ADMINISTRATION. in their
efforts 10 extend The institution Of slavery al
The expense Of solemn compact we Should
thank Them FOR ,her course. They have
moi only made the Wing parry a unit, but
they have divided their own supporters and
given thousands upon thousands Of recruits
10 The Wing ranks.
No n,uo neeG.ircuble himself about an ep.
iIaph for The Wing party a,,he north Il
is neither dead nor 'ahsmbed.' Ills full Of
healthy, vigorous life, with high hopes and
great promises for its future. ,..
GOLD MINES Of New MExIco--Our good
friend Grener lelllo Washington on Thurs
day. lie goes 10 prepare for an other ,riE
to Santa Fe. Some weeks since, we stated
that on his last visit 10 New Mexico he pur'
chased some valuable gold mines, aud also
secured the quicksilver mines norlh ol San
In Fe. The company iowhicb he is aIlach
ed, and whose ogenI he is, by his influence
has secured an acI Of incorporation from the
territorial Legislature onlerms highly adyan
,aeeous tnIhem. Mr.. GreiRer will now Wis
il New York for the purpose Of selecting
some Of The best and most approved machines
FOR crashing gold bearing quarz. This il
now done alahese mines, and good profits
are made, with the most primitive and rick
ely machinery. He will take these mo
chimes with him over the plains, and al onc'
pu, them uiwork. We have not the leas
doubt that thefwill be eminenily successful
All that is wanting To- aslonish the work
with The richness ofjthe New Mexican gol(
mines is, the application (labor saving ma
chinery, and Yankee energy to the business
This will now be applied. 10 our min'
there is no such prospect oFimmense result
Tin the nulionlas promised by this opera
lion.n Thegold bearing quar,zl rocks ar
lperGeclly inezhausiablc For centuries the.
have been workedhy The lazy lhriIlless Mex
consg and huVe nlways sipuid, eyenlwiih thei
Iimpruvidenl managemer,Ai Fho ore is rich
and Tho supply oflqnicksilvers is also mex
'hnpslablea 1lbabor is cheap. moi cosIing on
finh as much as il does inlGallprhiaaoqf q
w bile in common with our cilzeps OF a
CLOSES, we regue' TO have MI Gteiner leav
Us, I'VE maSi congratulate our friend on 'h
bFil liant prnspecis before him. We trust ~
! may have1ac pleasant time OF i, conllnu
: in good health, ond soon return wllh apocE
, e, sufficiently lull-ol yellow "rocks' = to sur
J ply him with oil needed material aid Tor III
balance Of his days. a3... Is.,
D Tne CONDITION OF THE Christians ]
/ TuRKEY,--Wc make the following extrat
. from u recent speech delivered by Lor
{ Pslmerston, in the Etglish~Parliomcnt, apo
4 Ibis subject:
s 4 can assure the House ,hattler MbFsty
/. Government has nothing more al heafl Iba