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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

DEc1DEDLr PER oSAL.-Presilen. Bu-
ehanan uses no tobacco, General Cass
drink, no Bourbon" SenatSf, Douglas
uses no pepper, and the Postmaster Geher-
al eats but two meals day N. P, VIII
lis cuts his own hair, Caleb Cushing
shaves Limselfand wears no beard, Rufus
Choste and Henry Ward Beecher are dear
lovers Of coffee, E P. Whippls rarely
breakfasts before ten, though he begins
business at eight; Edward Everett writes
his extemporansons addresses; Ralph
Waldo Emerson cften dimes at Parker's.
but rarely takes wine; William Cullen By
rant finds inspiration in two or three cups
Of green tea. end Longfellow smokes a
m .erschaum. The smallest sized poet in
America is Holmes. the best looking one
Fields, land he is as good as be looks land
the biggest one Pike Of AIkansas;-[G Gles-
sons Line. Of Battle Ship. I@ 80 =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
ESTABLISHED TN. 1925.

DEFINITIONS OF DITrERKsF P - Ga
Ne People The young lsdy who lets htt
mother do the ironing. for fear Of spelling
her hands; the miss who wears thinS Shoee
on rainy day. and ibs young gentleman
who is ashamed to walk with bis father, !,
MEAN PEoPLE.-The man who kicks
people when they are down: the subscriber
who neglscts 70 pay for his paper. those
who won't subscribe; and daddy when he
refuses to let you have money,
HNBfTioUs GBAP. The writer Hhoptys
the Magazines for inserting bis commnili-
cations; the polititian who quits his party
because be cannot get an Office, and the
boy who expects to be President. =
HUNBLE Persons husband who
does his wifo's churniDg. The wife who
blacks her husbands boots, and the man
who ssys.h be thinks you do him TO much
honor. = are tTsa.sf ~ oss Y.
TrarD PEopLE.--A lover about 10 pop
the question; sman who does not Ike to,
be shot al, and steamboat company with
achoiefs case on board. J..
FfSE FLOWS The man who 1sdvsrN
iises ia our paper; the man who never re-
fuses to lend you money. and ths fslle&
who is counting your sister. ~ ~
DraNIFIED PEorLE.-- A "oit = in 8
country town.; midshipmau on quarter
deck, and school committee on exami-
nation day.
USPoPtLAh PERsoSA Aoks a fat man in
an omnibus; tall man in crowd, end .
short man on narade. Sla '7fsf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EEA writer in the Akron Beacon, da-
ting from Coventry. in Summit county.
predicts the appearance oGlocusts the com =
ing wear beeanse he has found them 10 the
earth this winter Is Of go inches from "a IN che
surface. 80. y. (, r.f-...-, lf,ayg
Another writer 10 the same paper, da :
ting frpm TslImidps. says the locusts win
not appear until 1868. and 10 proofof hi<
prophecy says that in the spring Of 1845
he plowed bis orchard. !, and found thous-
ands Of Iocusts within 8 inches fJhe, stit-
face, but they did not come out until p46!
rthree years a''er' irsi .t,.a stsea 4sse.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

In the Senate the following House bills
were passed, and are now laws.
Mr.. Mohros's bill providing for taxing
in the cost bill the expense Of procuring
transcript and records. ~ 81.
Mr.. DobenmeyeT's bin toprevsnt profss,
iOn0l jurors from sitting oD juries.
Mr.. JohBson's bill 10 authorize the VIII
lage Of Logan 10 borrow money for school
hou<e purposes. 7yi-.ys.,ss. So. 81. :.
Mr. Wood 8 bill to allow the Board OF
Education Of the village of Newark to
borrow money. Ia.
The bill TO authoriss the Commissioners
Of Hamilton county TO surrender tie Cum
miKgYille and Clifton Turnpike TO the
creditors and bOndhol,leTs thereof.
A long discussion was held to-day in
committee Of the Whole upon lbs bill TO
repeal the library tax law. Nothing f
nal was done with It,. q sYEttsf ssrt Z
Mr.. Schloich introduced bill to provide
against the collection Of usufious interest.
unless suit be eommenced six months af.
ter the sAme becomes due. .gs
Mr.. WinaDst introduced bill bill to
prevent the collection Of usurious interest
at any limes sss flres ~ -ee-
In the House yesterday, the Senate
amendments to Mr.. Chaney's bill to all3w
the Commissioners OF Franklin to sell tie
In6rmary farm, and to ,uild a county Jail
were agreed to. {as s. zsiswa4
The following bills wero introduced
Mr.. Mott. bill to prohibit Probate
Judges from holding the Office Of justice
OF the Peace. s8 .e sgs stIns-... s-t
Mr.. Satin to preserve the purity OF elec-
fions.. makes the giving Of money, meat q
drink, by a candidate for Office. dirsctly
orindireclly. for the ,parpOss Of securing
votes, apenal offence. punishable with fine
or imprisonment or both, also Furnishes the
securing by 6Ie or imprisonment. -
Mr.. Parr, a bill for reducing the fses O
Auditors for filing certificates Of road tax
Mr.. Thompson, bill to amend an ael
providing for the recording Of laad pat
ents. " .f,.-
Mr.. Slusser. a i'll provi5ing for tl,e
erection, in Columbus. ola deaf and dumb
ASYLUM, at a cost Of not more than SIZE
600. and which shall accommodate $50
pupils ...2 3 ..sIil ..asss Is mas.
| Mr.. Bagley, bill appropris,ing 50, ,00(
to repair the breach, in lie cannal nea
q. Chillicothe.s TIE rules were suspended
and this bill was read. three times TO da]
and ,passsd.-[o-S. Journal. Gath. III
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

Mr.. Bagley, a bill apprOprisiing $4,000
to repair the breach in lie caunal near
Chillicothe.e TIE rules were suspended.
and this bill was rsGds three times to day
and -pssssd.-[O-S. Journal. Gath. : s,1
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-28
, uRsocRar1c MEETING IN FOLK.

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point ten drlrs~ss~ TO svtsvssns The pssa"ssssy %
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Asisrviilc IN the sosh insssnt. he The pusPrss a
cissing ,wo delegates 10 vvprsyes the ee"ssvss"".
al district In the spprcssh'ns ns~ee,.,ss ass's.sl
cunycnsun to hur held in tbs city a Chestsssea 70
nosninssr . candidate sos rsvsideos
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~ proxies, In Gaze al failure.
ksssissL, That the chairman appoint len dssexstss
IN represent the bvmorrsey II shts county IN The
Democratic Static convention To 10 hsi IN kAls'shs
To nominate . candidate he Gevcrnos.
Rs~'issd. That nc sos,isslly approve a. sss -
minissra,ica Il his Exevlicney John W. Niis snd
rvcummcnd his REORGANIZATION.
Lssssirsd That 70 with one voice approve al ths
dsuificd and elevated administration al Jsssss Nc.
chanan. foe It's Sosnd cpassisuticosi sht nsstonai
doctrines. s,nb~iyins Il hss in Pvri'ous esssss
tho doctrines and principles ss unsrrssood snd en-.
the government, and that 20 will cordially ,urPnss
this experienced and profound sis,ssusa" zoe that
high olicv Sar . second term
Cnsicr The Sd resolution tho ehsisussn sPposnsssa
thc following delegates:
III. Z. Mills Maj u Z. Sims, Thes Eievyseo.
lSaac Henderson. IN. q. kins. J. !. Ward. Ess.
Dr. j. e. R,sckstock, Colonel J. u. Carson. y. A.
Weaver d. rcyans Prssiss-tssu- Edney and ~
linsirr the Sd resolution:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-28

RETURNED TO uER MAsfER-A CASE vus AnoL,.
IloSlsrs, RsPusLlcAxs. Erc.-Thc wasllinstoa cor.
respondent Of the Tmss tslep,phs:
Ar. Gliding, gentleman from TexaS who b
now stopping at the National Hotel, w,s surprised
yesterday at the return Of bis servant jams, Who
was taken from him by force Wills he wss making
I: visit 70 Niagara Fals last July. The girl givs Q
dian free negroes. The marks upon her body show
that she has received severe waippinc Euding
her captoFs, she reached the American s;ds AZ thS
river. where she procured tho means necessary "a
enable her to reach her MASTER She expresses
great Joy 1t her return home The circumstances
OF her seapre werc extensively noticed in the north
ern journals ut thc time when Il occurred.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-28
LETTER OF Ex-PRESipENr VAN RrREx.

GESTLEsEH-I have received the invitation to at.
tend the Union meeting to he held at tho Academy
Of Music in the city Of New York, with which you
have been pleased to honor me.
Although since my retirement from the Prcsidcn-
cy have declined to attend political meetings Of
every description, would not hesitate to make
yours exception, account Of It's Freedom from
partizan views. and an evidence of my apprccia-
ton Of the high and sacred Objects il Is designed to
promote, il It were in my power to be with you,
which, ! regret to say, II will not he Fully con.
curing in the views you have taken in respect to
the existing crisis in our national Affairs csn ONLY
express my earnest hope that this great State will
meet It in way which will remove all doubts ffum
the minds Of our brethren Of the saveho.dins States
that the great body Of her people regard with un.
mixed adherence the crimes Of John brown and
his coniederates and that they will cordially %.
prove Of the adoption. a. well by our own conxsitu.
ted authorities by those Of the general govern.
ment, Of adequate measures to prevent the rrcur.
renee Of future outrsgrs Of like chaTsctes
Accept gentlemen, my sincere thanks foe the
gratifying expression in your letter. and believe INC,
With anxious wishes for the success Of your most
commendable efforts
Respectfully your friend and otdt serv't.
N. VAN BUREN,.
LETTER IRON L,srr. axx SCOTT.
A letter was also read from Lieut. Cen Scott In
which he says:
eater . long life spent in devotion to the 10
rious Union which has already made w great among
the nations Of the earth and which, if happily pro.
served with oil its compromises and compacss can.
not fal to make US the first among the great your
committee docs me but justice, In assuming that
feel the lveest sympathy in the object Of the mess
ing. This city is certainly in the right to take the
lead in the cause Of Cancellation; and animated by
like patriotic sentimcnts there are am confident,
in every State vast majority Of citizens Who. In
any serions outbreak, would be found ready to Join
in the national cry. 1.-THE Union must and shall
be preservedw Except in such . case, beg to de.
cline, As have now done for many years taking
! part in any public mccting-remaining minute
| man with the great reserve Of millions
l have the honor to be, with great respect. yous
fellow citizen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
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LETTER rRoX Ex-PREsIDExT r1LLxoRE.

BUFFALO, Dec. 16, 1869.
GENrLExES-Your letter of the 18th reached mo
yesterday, enclosing call for public meeting in
view YORK city, headed s. The North and South
Justice and Fraternity" and inviting me to be pres
snt Oh the OCCASION. As no time is specified I
hasten to respond by saying that the objects Of tho
meeting have my most hearty approval, but have
long since Withdrawn from any participation in poi
tics beyond that Of giving my vote for those whom
try; and have uniformly, since I was at the head
OF the government declined all invitations to At
tend political meetings. yet in view Of this present
stormy aspect and thr :atening tendency Of public
events did feel that my presencs at your meetins
could in the least tend to all.y The growing Jealous
SOM, oe'wsen t1e North and the South, should 1t
ana cordially join you in admonishng the country
No.tn ana South, to mutual forbesrance tov.rds
acn otner, and to cease elimination and recrimin,
"on on both sides, and endeavor to restore aea;r
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EERNIT SMITH.

If events shall prove TINT Gez1itt Smith Of
New York has been concerned IN encouraging
hy his advice or money the reasonable move
ments Of .osawatonie Brown, we know no
reason why lie should not bo punished with
all the severity that the Law demands. He
has been accounted man Of pure and noble
impulses and pllila,ithropic purposes; but if
lie has been led Ly his hates or by his devotion
to one idea into the company Of misguided and
criminal men, he cannot hope to escape the
consequences Of his act. He has no political
affiliations with tic Republican party; and, if
prosecuted, will doubtless rely for defenders
upon Democrats whom be las in effect appeaF-
ed anxious to serve. When he set himself ur
rs an Independent candidate for Governor Of
New York, because tic Republicans did not
conc up to his requirements On this Slavery
question, he became an actiye and open enemy
Of the party; and as such has been constantly
treated. His warucst personal friend is Mr.
Douglas Of Illinois. When last ia this city lie
was the Senator's guest; and lis last speech
made here was fnlsome laudation Of that
gigantic little man. We look for that gentle
man and the Chicago Times, his hand, organ, to
enter upon his defence.