American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01

Speakership the Enquire's correspondents
thinks CoEN1S has the best chance. The
principal candidates for lbs c,erkship are
named aa follows: "Fornsy McKibben
Schoulsr Of Boston. and Underwood o.
Ksntucky." The great struggle the cor
respondent says. win be for printer. He
thinks lhe Republicans must have that Of,
ics. 10 order to raise the sinsw OF war. Tor
the next Presidential campaign. We
quote che following psrsglapS: fcom..
vas for tksSta,e Printer. the impression
is that the Fr. sideat's lavorite wall mot be
that mRH. mean BY -ahat man Gea.
Bowman, OF the Constitution newspaper.
Without The aid oithe Senate printing the
Constitution would become very weak and
siekly. understand that but for the
Post Office blank printing il wouii Dol
haze lived 10 this day. Mr.. Forsyth Of
Mobile Register. is spoken OF in connection
with this position. SO. also Mr.. Wendell
who is hard 10 beat. The President will
labor hard lor Mr. Bowman, lie hhs ell
ready madsii convenient 10 speak to Dem.
.ocralic Serators 90 the subject, but lis
iuhueGee Iamsorry TO say doespo, arnount
70 much any longer. II | may Judge from
what ! hear members Of Congress say.
s OF Mr.. Douglas the writer says:
anA glad TO ind that there is so con
genial afeekug toward The peoples favor.
lie as is shown By the Demecia's Of The
South, That he wn be the Charleston
nominee for President is now very gener
orally eoncedSl. His late coStfoyeisl
with Attorney General Black has don,
him much coed, and may say. he dom
The Democratic party much good. for /
hss the Effect OF convincing many unbe
'Geving emoerals tbAt The only salvation
q .br party aud the Union is to maintain
ffuly lie view Of ihe Cinciuusti platform
taken by senator Douglas Revery John
sons psmpblet is also having a good effpc
IN that direction, Having been OF conn
81 mike Drsd Scott case. and on th,
southern side Of il, he issupposed 10 know
how far the Court intended TO 20 in the
decision; and when he says the Court dit
mot intend TO express M opinion agains
the power OF the people in the Territorie
10 regulate slavery within their territoris
limits, people believe him.
Concerning the Cincinnati post Office
The removal Of Mr. Faran and the ap
'ment OF his successor we're msde while tn
President was under considerable excite
ment, and in opposition to the wishes o
the whole Cabinet uewas determined l.
put il through. As the old Adrgs says
',Act in haise. repent at leisure" is nov
the condition cf the president. He di,
not care who filed Mr. Farms place. s
he was cut ofihe post Office, The numer
Gus candidates for The place has brougt
10 the recollection OF the President tbs
the successor Of Mr.. Faran was never on
of his supporters. and recent iDformatio
has toav:nced him that he nigh has
made q better selection for bis purpose. :
Rumor now says that Mr.. Vatlier was onl
sppointel to meet the Emergency. an
that new appointment msy be locke
for. There are several applicAnts Tor tt
ofics. ss also fer the Columbus Office
Mr.. Miller goes out on the Goth; VA
tier not so soon. s
This correspondent also says that pos
master Miller Of Columbus, Col. Marsbl
of The Southern District. Col. King
Dayton. and Mr.. Armslropg. post mast'
at Tiffsn, are all IN danger; We quo
further.
The Sandusky Fedelal officials will q
so have TO suffer-P Postmaster and surveyc
OF the Port. Speaking Of this latter oilic
reminds me OF what have overlooked
the Collector OF your city. Its rumore
hare that his head will also fall. Th
President is very supersticious OF him. =
Itwas reported TO The President at tha
time that the Costnm House officers
Cincinnati paid Mr.. Douglas sttentio
when Ee was last In The city. learn a
10 that postmaster Faren was among thol
who were reported as having called c
Mr.. Douglas ] am told Mr.. Sherlock
expects here to make his peace the be
way he can. would advise him as Il
way TO get along. 10 tell the President lh
be had no morebitter opponent for nom
nation than himst II which learn is 9
That will appease the wrsth Of tue Pres
ident ifall else fail 0 ae
There is alsoa Enmor about another
the Cincinnati Federal officials, but tb
does not arise Of his Douglaslm. and W
not further slIude to H.
Itisalso said here that TIE Preside
isnot az well satified as he might be wi
Mr.. Morgan's papsr IN me Columbus dI
tric. The Ohio officials IN this city fe
very uncomfortable 10 their seats, as u
Presidents wrathis kiudeled NJ gainst Il
Ohio Democracy: aud Il IS out OF the
p9wsr. ifthey desire to do soto chang
the current in favor OF Douglas. | la,
much more on tbesams sui jsct, hut ih
must suffice for the pTesenb 81
There Is also an pfolt on foot for The i
moyal OF DR., Holt Postmaster Of Gown,
TOP Ky. Hesis charged with being
Douglas man 10 disguise. and bis frier
Hon. Mr.. Stephenson. il considered to
10 the same category. learn that Ho
J. w LsatheFs is actively al work TO s
cure Dr., Holts place. lie has cen. here
bundle Of documents already. the grave
charge among them is tha, lie has h.,
seen 10 visit the Cincinnati Enquire O(Iic
tis reported here that The famous lett
signed "Repubican few day ago. dat
Cipccinnati, and protesting against eIe,
Ing Chase to the Senate Of Ohio was wr
tn by the Hon, Lewis d. Cambell, a
has added considerable iohis reputation
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