American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

a. band Of brothers. Wh6se only object
Is. each'others welfare. and ere another 6
months, our country will be rescued from
Ihe hands Of those Who have attempted 10
plunge US into strife and discord for the
purpose Ct accomplishing their villianous
designs aHd destroying the Old Line W 10
patty.
would call your attention to the ou,ra-
ges PerPe'rated by the hirelings Of John
Buli.upon the high seas, as also to the i'm
pudenee of Brigham Young the head and
shoulders Of Murmanism. think this
latter individual incapable Of doing much
harm, as he has eOtirply too many vives
to take care OF. and predict ere another
year passes by, T. at ills creature will be
remarkable for bis dociI,y and genllvnsss.
Ate next regular meeting new off.
GERS are TO be elected.
Ny Bre,hren-I have doue-protit hv
the doctrines inculcated in the message.
Let it be said that this meeting at the
'Brindle Heifsr.' has established a new
Ter" in the Old L ne Wing Party hss &C.
Icomplished more than any other meeting
heretofore held, BY cleaning our RANKS o.
those who in our eye are unclean and Of
trnsive to our nostrils. SO that our designs
may be vigorously pushed forward and
consnmmated to the conservation and an
nihilation Of our enemies.
The President here was conducted to
his seat amidst the shouting and applause
OF the excited multitude.
On motion Of Bro. Juan Fernandez
Sharp. three cheers were .,iveu for the
OH Line Wing Psty. Hear, besr!l
On motion OF Bro. Andrew Jehosaphat
Dill line, that portion Of the Presidents
message relating to the adoption Of the LIE.
compion Constitution. was rsfered to the
standing COMMITTEES Of grievances.
Tha portion rrlatiug to the eminent ser.
vice Of Bro. Juan Fernandez Sharp to the
standing committee on foreign affairs.
That portion relating to the present con /.
dilion Of the Oh Line Wing Party, to
the standing committee on Benevolent In !.
shtutions.
That portion relating to the Locofoco
party to the standing comn lite on Agri.
oultJse
That portion relating to our future pros.
poets. to the standing committee on WAYS
and Means.
That portion referring to deserters and
traitors, to the standing COMMITTEES on Cor.
porations.
That portion relating to future rewards
md punishments. to the standing commit.
tee on Internal Improve ments.
| Thai nOI tinn rs latin0 ~ H. .I..,:. 4
officers. to the standing committee on the
Treasury.
That portion relating TO the Perry Coun.
ty delegation 10 the standing COMMITTEES
on unfinished business.
On motion OF Bro. Marcus Antonius Sv.
iert. three cheers were given for the Old
Line Whig Party.
Bro. John Pewee Lynch here arose and
SAID that the committee on grievances
would report at the next regular meeting.
On motion OF Bro. VIM Ticonderoga
Wise. an order was issued in favor of Bro,
Joe Bell and committee Of three was ap.
pointed, consisting OF Bro Diogenps Hu.
her. Fahus M1ximu, Bigony and Picayune
Butler. which committee was instructed
to acrompany Bro. Joe Bell. having the
power to send for persons and papers, and
II possible 10 ascertain the wants OF our
distressed aud depraved Brethren in Perry
County and invite them to be present at
our next regular meeting.
On motion Of Bro. Joe Bell. three cheers
were given for the Old Line Whig Party.
On motion Of Bro, Jupiter Ampudia
Soliday. The President was instructed to
invite our distinguished Bro Sours and
S~ipes Cox o. Columbus, to be present at
our next regular meeting.
On motion of Bro. James Wappakonstt
Towson, Bro. Jupiter Ampudia Soliday
was appointed committre of three, TO re-
port Al our next regular meeting, the prob.
able cause IF the large quantity of rain
which las fallen during the past three
months, and that lie be respectful ly solici.
ted TO arrest the state Of the weather in its
mad drenrhing career.
The h ur of 12 O'clock having been an
nounc1d bV The growing OF the weather
cock, the Weeping Committee here came
forward and chanted in solemn strains the
iolin wing appropriate selections from Don
Quix"ite's M lodias. .r
"Full many gem fpureSt ray serene,
The dark unfathomed caves OF ocean bear
Full many flower is born to blush unseen,
And waste Its sweetness on the desert air."
CHORUS:
Down In dat cornneld,
Hear dat mournful sound,
All do Brsdrin am a weepln',
Massas' In de cold, cold ground"
On motion Of Bro. Octavius Ecclesiasti-
Gus Davis, The meeting adjourned to meet
in Sugar Grove, sign of the Wild Iniuu,
on Saturday evening. July 81. 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA PoLITIcs. follow