American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-29
CITY OF LANCASTER :
sailing Of the Great Eastern.

We learn that the Company's advertise
'ment in the London Shipping Gazette of
the Sd inst, that the dates OF sailing OF The
Great Eastern, both on her trial trip and
her first voyage to this country, have been
postponed from the time previously an
nounced. ShesWas to start on her trial trip
from Portland, near Weymouth. on Satur-
day, the nth, leaying her moorings in the
Thames on the 9Th, and stopping at the
More to adjust her oompasses. She was
announced to remain at Portland from the
9th to the I7th, and after trip--whioh was
intended to last about three days--she re-
turns to Holyhesd, where she will remain
open to yisiters for a week, aud will take
her departure from that port for America,
on The Goth Of the present month. M
She is advertised to take first class pas
sengsrs only, on her trial trip, at fares oi
five, eight and ten pounds sterling, accord
ing TO tho cabins selected; including pro.
visions. The fares to this country viii be
from eighteen TO twenty five pounds. with
an extra charge for state cabins; and the
passengers. 10 this instance also. will be
nopfued to those OF the first class. Return
tickets from, Portland, United States. will
be furnished at half fare. She isiadvertis'
ed to sail from Portland on her return voy.
age on the 1st Of November. which will
give her about three weeks TO exhibit her
self to the curious in this country, who vii
doubtless avail themselves Of the opportu
nifty by thousands that, Is, provided sht
CROSSES the Atlantic IN seven days, as ex
pected. -, ;l..E ~. ls.s
t-Ssould she leave on the 29th. abe will
be fairly due here on. the 9Th of October
and the announcement of her appearance
sent by telegraph all over the oountry,wil
be the signal for a general movement o
visitors from all paris OF the United State'
and ,Cauada- Except Of the triumphan
Portlander, who oan see the sight at thei
own do0t5. - .. tt.
~ The following scene il the Dennisor
and Ralney debate at Dayton last week, Il
worthy of special attention.: .-,gsg
Mr.. Denniso1-I don't believe much il
Democratic doctrine, but still; when W.
find it coinoiding with the right, we may
as we'll quote IL At the Democratic 9Th
oi January Convention, held at Columbus
in l848, a resolution was passed. setting
out as follows: 80,
Rss1ltsd. That the people Of Ohio now
as THEY HAVE ALWAYS done, look upon thu
institution Of slavery AS AN EvIi. ANb UN
tAvoRABLE TO THE FULL DEvELofAENf o.
OUR INSTITUTIONS, and that, entertaining
these sentiments, they WIN feel |. to be tbei
duty TO use ell power consistent with th,
national compact 10 pyeUent its increase, d
mitigate and finally to ERADICATE the svI.
3 Mr.Manuypeuuy Read the rest Of it.
Mr.. Dennison. ~ have it not here or
would, but Il Is unimportant. as there j
nothicg in IL TO contradict the part ! haV'
read. sf,.f, 40 lss.s a.ra
Mr.: Msnnypsnhy Yes there a,
Mr. Dennison.Tf deny il. But Mr.
Mannypenny, i have an hour yet to speak
and II you have told the truth aboutit, yc,
have time To- send and get the resolution
gbsfors / am done and show that but de
fy Won TO do 50. ~, ssassh SwS
Nofs By the Reporter mir. Maunypeh
ny did H0tssend for the resolution, an,
made no further allusion to it. sF5
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