Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

scCt H6WStlV6S III hhnSuS! ANU " tUeSe
influences are not checked. wha, is 10 pre-.
vent the spread cf these scenes all over the
United STATES? Think Of this, homes. people.
MAKE A NoTE oN'T.-Says the Sentinel,
the Washington organ Of Mr.. Buchanan:
"Lel US havr no more of ,kis stupid cry|
of squauer sovereignty. Let us by eIec,ing
Mr., Buchanan, terminate their agitation, "
The believers in "Squu.ler Sovereignty"
will please lake note.
Mr.. C. l.. Valandigham. Of Dayton, has
been nominated bv The Democrats Of his
dis,rici as candidate for Congress.
Tom Thumb was robbed Of twenty thou
sand dollars worth Of jewelry on Monday
nigh, in Cincinnati.
"D-.D ScoUNDREts Col. Benton
snd, the other day a, Bolivar. Polk county,
that the delegates from The ihirty.one States
ot the Union, comprising the National Dem
ncralic Convention. were he harlois, male
srumpe,s, sir; not Fl. 10 90 TO hell, 70, none
were received in hell bu, ,hNse who had
souls: and those d----1 sc0undrels had
nothing bu. giEza'ds-noIhing bu. gizzards,
SIR" So SAYS the Bolivar Courier.
Hon. Simon Cameron. formerly Demo-
cratic U. 5. Senator from Pennsylvania, has
taken ,he stump for Fremont. He is one o
the ables, stump speakers in the Slu.e, and
will do efficient service in tho campaign -
The Lancaster Examiner, q reliable paper.
states ,ha. there are bu. three papers in the
State really and heartiIy supporting Fillmore
and Douelson, though several more are Civ
Ing him nominal support.
PeIer P. Lowe, Esq. Of Dayton, one of
The leaders. for twenty years past. of The
so.cailed Democratic party Of Montgomery
county, has taken the stump for Freedom
and Fremont. Judge Holt. we learn. has
also declared for the peoples .icke, against
Slavery extension.
The Richmond Enquirer has been exam
lining Mr.. Buchahan's record, and finds !, To
he "wi,hou blemish," 80 far as slavery is
concerned.
The Washington correspondent of ,hr
Courier Il Enquirer says ,ha, The President
will he r,qulfed by The House Of Represrn.
ia,ives 10 STATE by what authority ,he troops
Of The United States were employed TO dis.
prrse the Legislature o. Topeka. and what
ac,i IN, II any. has been taken 10 stop piracy
on the Missouri river, 10 pro,ec, travel
across ihe public domain, and 10 secure re-
pnrnlion and punishment ior fobbcrirs, and
The destruction OF properly commiIlrd in
Lawrence. The three concluding question:
are certainly perlinen. ones, and j. is due
The People Of The Uniled States ,ha, the
President should answer them.
INVESTIGATING CoMmITTEE.-The Com
mi,lee, appointed by The Legislature, to in
veslgl,e the contracts. doings. &C., of iht
State House Commissioners, ATE now il
session. We are no, informed ni the prog
, ress they have made; but, from the charac
, ter Of the men composing il, and especially
of the efficieD, and fearless chairman, Sen
alor Brown of Poi,age, We have no doubt
that, il there have been frauds OF lavoriIism
.hev will be ferreled out and exposed.--O
S. Journal.
FAIRFIELD CoUNTy.-The Lancaster Ga
. zPue tFIIlmore) says il wants it understood
lha, the opposition in old Fairfield ar
Americans, and that one and all are Opposes
10 the further extension of slavery--bul tia
We are going to fight TO kill; and when IN
7 proper ,imo comes, we shall selec. The sures
, shoI--and our word for II, that down Gomez
r that old Ten GER, federal target, who ha
6lored OUT his identity aud nailed hmself 1
thai odious Squa,.e' Sovereign platform.
The Distric, Convention of the third dis
uici Of Indiana beld convention and nom
. mated john A. Hendricks for Congress-
, The vote STOOL Hendricks l13, George c
Dunn 40, The nomination was then mad
unanimous. So Mr.. Dunn Of indiana i
done for.
The louisville Courier, q Buchanan pa
per, publishes lbe Fremont electoral ,icke
: and says Of Cassus N. Clay and The olhe
men on it, ,ha. "Mr, Clay possesses ma
.ional reputation, having been long per
sis,ent an,i.Slavery man, and won his nam
partially by species Of personal prowess Iha
: IL no. lol, rated among his political bre.hrel
s at ,he North. Mr.. 3akely. the other Sen
: alorial eleclor, was, in 1913. Dpmocraii
eleclor lor Ihe Third Dlslricu His scnli
msnls, however, since then have beer any
thing elss than Democratic. Mr.. Needhnn
Is one Of odr mes, intelligent and prpula
, ciiizrns. tie possesses mind Of rare nat
ural abilities, which he has Cultivated will
great care, and he writes and speaks fluent!
and ably. Mr.. v. Hamilton Of BrackeI
= county, was once Democrat, but in 1851
T bitterly opposed the election 10 Congress o
The Hon r. n. Stanton.
''ln this city we understand lho, prom
inem lawyer, who was once In Congress
has stated that he would canvass the Dis
irc, Tor Fremont. And we know Of ano,he
If our ables, lawyers and best citizens
strongly inclined TO The Republican nomi
nees
The Cincinnati Commercial is authorized
10 slate iha. Hon. Thumas Ewing will no
vote fpf Mr.. Buchanan. A rppon tha. h
woul SO vo,e has been indus,riously circu
lu'ed bv The Locofocos 10 this and olhe
Sla,es. l-,tt H,
/ HerBerI, the alleged nurdererof Keaiine
sill prom6nades ,he Avenue 70, an airing
The poor young msn. who, shoi, tim
since. sho, The scouOdrel who ssduced hi
sister. does not accompany him. bu. iS com