American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
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Thhys daylIoraiuEAp AprII Ia, IsEs

$50
s sEEAhd dear Tom, we are ''particulsr
Unhappy 20 inform you that We deem
these lhe premonitory symptoms Of a final
(ahd speedy dissolution of the HindOO
party" 1t sort O. looks SO TO you too,
don't it?- Eagle. e s.l.5s,is ...s,.5
& Aud that you may have still greater
cause to rejoice over the ''Premonitory'
symptoms Of what YOU term aspeedy dis
solution ofthe American party, we copy
tor your especial benefit and qualification
the following q-,ss r,rs .ra~,,
AMERICAN TRIU.MPHS:
ssonward the veonquering hero goes?
throughout the length and breadth of the
land this inTinciblc spirit has carried e.
1ections against ssthe combined, forces of
1rishsaud German Catholic, French, loco
focos, fag.enders. &c. In the cities, where
.the pauperism and crime is confined prin-
eipally to the Catholic foreign population,
md directly appeal. to every man--and
in the several districts, alike where they
watch with jealousy the encroachment Of
any power upon the free institutions ofour
country, do we. see the gladness the deter
mutation exist to check and destroy Of all
other Influences that Of Political Roman
ism. s.srg ,.,.3 ..a
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r. :. The aPeople's Ticket" supported by
SAN, triumpbed in Cleveland last Mondsy.
by tnajorritesr ranging from 800 to us
The Democrats carried no candidate save
1Iarbor Master. OF the eleven wards,
the Democrats succeeded in but three, viz:
ire fifth, Sixth and eleventh, electing a
Trustee and Assessor in each. The vote
cast was the largest ever polled in that
cityLreacliing 4, $40 ballots, being l,92o
votes larger than that cast last fall. These
figures, when analysed; furnish food for
reflection.
In olivosburgh, tito whole American
Ticket has been elected by over 100 ma
jority. YEwK@.
In Shadesyille, the same result has been
had.
+, In Washington, the majority for Amer
icanism has been about an naverage OF SO.
From the rural districts, we have heard
but little, so far. There is a strong and
united action.
Euclid, in this county, elected a X. N
ticket by about 80 majority.
Esst Cleveland gave two to ono for th'
KN,'s. sa &
la Ravenna. Portage County. the K. NJ
elected their charter ticket by over 1ot
majority.
In Rootstown, the vote stood K. N. 1876
opposition 81. a
In E linburgh the X. Ms had more thai
4.to /.
The vote for Justice of the Peace il
Brooklyn township.was as follows: Case
American, 348; Stephen, Democrat, 3l5
Saylcs, Wing, 13i, Williams. iG9. Th
townsllipticketsisnotcounte rnfat q
-, -, e,.., - sor.,,,aa-;n j,
',..' ~ .e'D e., s"a' s $50, $500 ~, I'm y,
'eo" - sps 49,. ,',,,'
eAceP''oi' VI oho 0"iu'U"'e ~" y 2s-t e.a.yaEs3
ue' In Circleville, the American ticket ws
e eaee'ea py la,se N"s ''e's'' e's"'
~ 80 ;,, ~ ,ho :, DID,, =,
elected bv a ,aroe majority. 81 s
In DAYTON 4 portion Of the America
SH,tot vas elected. and i portion Of the sa
-iN;cht 'litket.F We have not the details.
iq1a In Piaua, Miami county, the America
ticket is entirely successful.
-'oCtTAnoaA FALLS, April '2.-The Ru
party are VICTORIOUS over tne AnoW Not
'sas>siss.aei " i.as.,.--r va 4t4a taa
,''aSs',.. ..., BIZ -, :, .l,.t nv 80 y,
ea,1 trspoNo ;.. go ~ l.;'ho .uh
.prlYase lel'er 'nis il0rhlpss 'io'r A''''hisOo.
thatt tne election ~ tliat PlaCe h''S Sohef
fNllo,,s. Lss. ~; .-a,F s.,lsj.. .iy., 80
In Harrison township. the Americ'
Reform ticket succeeded '>.'ia4 .5.
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