Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

demand rom ine conntfy Is slight The
spirit speculative Is not Bcsive
The treaty win soon be concluded be.
Tween The American Commissioner and lhe
GpvernTen, Of the Sandwich Islands. for
! gzaHnexalion. Che treaty. was dispatched bv
I mail from San Francisco. On The 18Th! An
! members Of The Kings Council were in "a,
ForSof annexation except Two. The King is
\ 10 most active promoter Of lhs treaty. Details
>>sofs the treaty have not iranspired.
4 All hopes o on arrangement between The
wings ofthe Democrats party Of California
have been. abandoned. and ther5 Is LILLE
! doubt bu, that the Wings will. carry The
1Sta,s. but is ihonqhthat the Know Noihings
y hold toe balance Of power, being represented
strongly in all the chief towns.
ri The Alexandra (Vas) Gazette speaks as
tollows as 10 The indifference OF the great body
,Vof the people aithe present lime, 10 the In.
} fuencs Of The parry lash: sia s. II .sis nj
7 "If any unprejudiced man will converse
with the plain. homes. people of the country,
who are Dos 2oliliciehs, NJ will aind.a.lhis
time, even among those who belong TO The
democratic parry, n degree Of indifference
with regard 10 The presenh administration;
(which be would hardly expect TO find; bu,
(which isindica,iye Of that change in parti-
zan feeling, which is going on gradually
ihrongheub lhe length and breadth Of The
kand. The present administration has no
.hold upon the nfiections Of the masses Of the
peuplrAdhd the mere pride or party ascend
ancy has, ceased io, exercise its accustomed
influence, !, The people are beginning 10 see
AEshai they gain nothing, and the counlrv gains
no,hirg. BY following ihe lead OF poli,icianss
who aresuiying all the lime 20 keep up parry
,,or mere party pdrpcses. We look upon
This as d .heplhi and favorable sign. We
regard il as the forerunner Of Important
mnyemenl, al, the next Presidential election.
sThesdecisions oI the leadefs al WasbiDki6n
are mol 10 be; regarded, hereafter, as ofbind.
ing hathodly; nor will lhe will ofihe people
be.al~nys shackIed by The manacles Q! ihe
allegiance 10 mere parry politicians" at
CALIFORNIA FiLIBusTERs. - The New
York Times publishes a ie,ler from San
Francisco, under Date Of AugGs, l. which
says: I. lss' ~. Is /, y5; (, ss,s5 n ,3.js
e The steamer today, inkes from US Col
Whea,. egentfor ,he sJunia for the invasion
Of Cuba, whoyhas been with us since the Is,
Of April lasi. He has succeeded in enrolling
quite a large number Of men, composed Of
men principally from the Southern and
Western Siatcssinclud,ng a uniformed com
4 pany u flying artillery and dunifofmed com
pa,y Of dncmen. Both OF these companys
I have been under sconsian, drill for The pas,
) eight or ten weeks. and form d splendid nu.
4 cleus for an invading army. Many Of ,he
ra.iyc Califosnians have len, ma,erial aid 10
the cause, and the loct Of a .marauding ex-
pedilion being concentrated al New Orleans
has been in ncmsnher REP tsecrel. Major.
General w ooI Ii DC the alert, and no expe-
dilion as body VIII ever be pefmiaed 70
lsuveihis city. Dnms are beating. and the
: flyingAnillery in fuiIupiform are now 90.
cor.fne Col Whea. 70 the steamer. 81.
FrelrlyE SLAVE ExciTRMKNr.-- Muchex'
cilemenl was saused in Chicago on Puesday
III, consequence ofthe attempted arrest OF :
fugitive siaSe byst6fee men from 81; Louis
The slsveswas found IN one Of lhefpfinciPe
sRee,s, and seized BY ,he inasp ..h60l iht
assistance of The officers of the Ia B. n 4
cries Of yhe fugitive speedily drew iogslliSl
Alarge crowd, and 10 The confusion he wa
torn from his caPtors. They Instantly made
ansauack on the owd.rec0Ptured tho lugi
I'VE, and one Of them fred pistol, wound
ihg q cilizep. The three men were sheI
atEsAlsd, and lodged 10 jail. s 4 ! !