The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-02
OUR PAPER AND our PROSPECTS, (

OUR PAPER AND OUR PROSPECTS.
We don't like to talk about ourself-becauseI
it is an old adage that self praise is half scan
dal." But we have received so many friendly
tokens of regard from the Democracy Of Han-
son county, since we became connected with the
Sentinel, that it might oppear like ingratitudc III
I'VE did not publicly acknowledge the obligation
we owe to our liiends. The circulation Of Tie
paper has been steadily increasing, and we have
the assurance of the democracy in every part of
the county that nothing will be wanting on their
part to aid in putting the Sentinel into the hands
of every democratic voter. Now is the time to
come forward and subscrbe.-Qucstions of the
most vital importance are now agitating the pub
lie mind--an unprincpled party arc moving
heaven and earth 10 obtain power, so to impose
their infamous anti-republcana and anti-American
measures on the county, portion Of our oppo-l
nents (not all, for some Of the wings are honesty
are wanting to divide our territory, and give
valuable part oft to England, and are also de-
sirous Of having England's red coated soldiers
|paradng along our southern borders, so as TO
molest the peace of families, and insult our ma
tion's honor These, and many other exciting
topics, will be discussed in the Sentinel, and
every democrat, as well as every lover of his
country should possess himself of the means Of
obtaining correct information on these and other
questions.
While speaking of the encouraging tokens of
regard shown us by our democratic friends, we
may also state that our brethren Of the press have
Iextondod to us the hand of friendship. 1t is
with great reluctance that we have consented
TO publish what they have said of US. Our pro
rcrbiaI m0dcsty has been put to the task, and af
ter blushng several times from ear to ear, mot
behind the ears,) we thought VIC would let our
readers read the fine things given below! Now
> the way some Of them luy it on thick is eau
ton to white-washers!
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Il Our old friend Mr.. LLcKY HARPER, has purchased
the Sentinel " establishment Cadiz, Ohio and now
pnts large, handsome, and excellent democratic pa
per- and Of course, advocates the reelection of Van
Buren, and Johnson Many of our readers will rcmcn-
ber that Mr. H. assisted in the editorial department Of
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present enterprso.-Cragord Democrat, MeodciHe, Pa
CADIz SENTNEI"--We observe that this spirited demo-
cratic paper has passed into the hands of our friend
LECKY HARPER, ESQ. The Sentinel is much improved
in typographical appearance having been enlarged to
la double medium sheet and printed on beautiful new
type. In other respects we have no hesitation in say
ing that it win bo of the best papers in the
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The CADn SENTlNEr.--We believe we have neglected
to notice the withdrawal of Mr.. MGonagle, from this
able paper, and that it goes into the hands of L. HAR
# PER, Esq, the finest writers and best democrats
y in the State Mr. Harper has experience as an editor
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Ii CADz SrNTvE1.-This able and efficient democratic
:, paper has gone into the hands of Mr.. L. HARPER
- spirited and acy writer and fully competent to con
bcen cnar~ed and 'lch innroTeJ nnJ aitoHGb u,
regret that friend M'Gonage has abandoned the edito
J. ria tripod. vet we trust The democracy Of Harso
county will lose nothinc by this chon%e Fr;enJ Har
L cratic Mirror Marion. o.
, Tn. C.pn snyrrxrL.-Tbis sterling domoorotc pa
per, published in Harrison county has passed into tn
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