The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-03-28
engaging in political excitement on That holy day o.

We are heartily glad that the iederaliss have now
the boldness to come out, and avow their principles
manfdlly We like "day light and fair play,u ard are
determined to engage in the batte and be even the
midst of the fight The Democratic party have great
work before themthey must labor necessarily day and
night to maintain and preserve their cherished pHnci
pleshey should use nothing but arguments ora yicto
ry gained in any other win neither be permanent
or benefcial-they should address themselves to the
reasoning faculties and not the passions oftheir
ellowcitizens above all things they should beyig
liant and united.
We believe that the approaching election win settle
the political policy of this country for some time to
come. Ifthe federasts gain the asoendancy we shall
have
l. "A National Bank, with capitalof fifty million
Of dollars exercising control over the monetary and
political affairs of the country, altogether antagonstcal
to the spirit Of our free institutions.
4. .. n High Tariff, by which the Farmers, Mechanics,
and Laboring of the United States will be TAXED
to support few wealthy manufacturers in our large
cities, and enable them enjoy their exclusive prvi-
leges on a more extended SCALE
g. I'm .Ass,mption Of State Debts on the part Of the
National Government, an old exploded scheme which
had its conception in the federal brain of Alexander
Hamilton, and known his "lunding sysem"-a very
convenient method for those States which have become
bankrupt by federal legislation, shift their indebted
ness the shoulders of the people ofthe other States
4. "A distribution of the proceeds Of sales Of The Pubic
Lands among the States, which would deprive
the National Government Of certain orevenue,
Especially in time of war, when commerce with other
nations would be interdcted
5. I'm abolition of The Teto Ro,cer, given by the Con-
sttuon the President-a safe, conservative clause,
the exercise of which by General Jackson prevented
us from being cursed with bank, which when
soon afterwards Incorporated by State Legislature
spread desoation around, and ruined and beggared
hundreds and thousands of families.
g. "A hoscfS State Banks, conducted on the same prin
cples the old fraudulent yste without the least
curity to the note holder and liable every moment tc
suspend or explode throwing the burthen of the loss
those who are least able to bear it.
Against all these avore measures of the federal par
ty, we shall fight to the death.
We shall advocate the election of MARTIN VAN
BUREN to the Presidency, not only because we deem
him emineny qualified for the station, on account o
his answering devotion to democratic measures, poiti
cal and moral honesty, and incorruphble integrity, bu
because he basely defauded out of his election il
1870 There are many other excellent men in the dem
cratic ranks who have numerous friends in various
tons of the country, any of whom would cheerful
and cordially support if nominated by the Democratic
. National Convention. But we honestly believe with tn
" name of Martin Va, Bl.ren at our mast head we vii
" achieve decisive and glorious victory in the coming
" contest We believe the days of the federal party ar
, numbored-the hand writing is on the wallthe scep
:. tre isdepgrting They may attempt to keepup sick
Iy excitement until the next Presidential election; bu
u then are bound to be beate as sure there is
- light the world! For
"Tmth crush'd to earth will rise again,
" The eternal years of God are hers;
es, But Error wounded, shrieks in pain,
,le And dies away among his worshippers."
to We shall 60 the whole length for Daro 10d for Go,
d. ernor, for knowing the man personally, believe thel
Ter is not a Sounder and better democrat in the State I'll
W election is certain-wc hare SAID 1.-THE PEOPLE HAy
ng SAID IT!
he We believe with Mr. TOP that few banks, jud
as ciously located, with the stock gold apdsver actual
ell paid in the stockholders made individually liable
OF their private well corporate capacity for thor
OF dempton ofevey dollar put into crculation the issu
1t of the bank limited to three times the amount ofpecit
're the loans to STOCKHOLDERS limited to- at least ha
le their stock and penalties provided against
zen frauds on the part of the officers of the bank-we
IA with such system this, there is doubt but th
me the people ofthe State might be materially benefited
their business operations But any other system, wi
lat less responsibility, shall ever oppose. Banks ha1
on grown up amongst us, and have become, as were
INT part of ourpolitical system They have undoubed
oil done some good but verify believe this has bee
OF counterbaanced be the evil they have wrought w
at believe that as State and nation would thsd6
4a' enjoy more real happiness, substantial wealth, an
&C. true prosperity, had there never been banking il
ng institution in the country But they now exi
rn- among u.s. and probably will for time to come,
he them be conducted on fair and honest principles,
M attend to the legitimate object of their creation,
keep aloof from the politics of the country Let
tn have good sound banks, which will prove beneficial
up the whole people the State, more! These are
sentiments and we believe the sentiments not only
it the democratic party but of the honest part of the VIII
I'VE party also.
rs 1t shall be our object in conducting this paper to
ing init nothing into its columns rejecting personally
no. individuals in private iewe detest personal abu
op from the bottom of our heart and we believe the mass
Mr. our readers have relish for such matter We sha
ost however. earessy expose the political regeneration
m and obnoxious heresics of opponents. Besides Il
ca political character of paperwhich shall ever
ons while under control radically democraicwe W
ld endeavor make it welcome vsiter every resd
ian We will pay particular attention to the publication
led such moral essays historical sketches and Geographic
as tend to improve and elevate the taste of the rs
&c, generation. Occasionally shall insert good tai
cd from the pen Of some celebrated writer; and the adm
ers of choice poetry shall not look in vain in our
ove umns for pieces to suit their taste We shall give
old faithful synopsis Of the of the day, chronicle
ur- that is novel, interesting, amusing and nsuctir