The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-31

Inc DeHocfacy OF Nestcheser, Iuscarawas
county, will have Meeting on Saturday, the
Sd of August. John d. Cummins, Esq, ofNew
Philadelphia, and others, will address the meet
ing. Turn out, boys turn QUIT!
The way the wings Manufacture Chan
ges.
The Federal wings, as the election approach
es, seeing defeat staring them in the face, have
become desperate, and have resorted to frauds
and forgeries, to bolster up their corrupt and
sinking cause. The Federal papers of this
place, not long since, published an account of
a certain Democratic Meeting, which was allie
lged 10 have been held in the District of Ken
Isington, at which. resolutions were passed, de-
claring that those present would not support
Polk and DALLAS We did not notice the af
fair, at the time, as we were fully of the belief
that the whole proceedings were sheer fabrica
ton, base fraud and forgery, and in this we
have not been disappointed, as the following let
ter, written by the editors of the Philadelphia
Pennsylyanian, will show:
PENNSYLVANIA OFFICE, July l, 1914
DEAR SIR I'VE have delayed answering your
letter Of the 25th ultmo, for a few days, for the
purpose Of endeavoring to learn something Of
the subject of your inquiry. Nobody in this
lquarter had paid the least attention to or given
the matter second thought; and we learn this
morning, from well informed citizens of the Dis
trict of Kensington, that there is no such house
as that at which the meeting alluded TO is said
to have been held; no public call was ever pub
lished for such meeting; and no persons bearing
the names of those published as having acted as
officers Of the meeting are known in the Dis
trict, except one named John r. Sharp, (thc
name of the alleged charman,) AND HE IS A
WING, and denies hapiag participated in any
Such prOcecdings We think, therefore, the ac-
count of the meeting may safely be set down as
an entire hoax.
Yours, respectfully,
MIFFLIN & PARRY
To A. E. BURR, editor of the Hartford Times.
Now, nearer home.
Old Jimmy Wilson, Of Steubenvile, the most
corrupt man in the State Of Ohio who has got
rich by bribes and speculations, published in his
Ipaper, couple of weeks since, two or three re-
Inuncadons, which should have taken place in
Salem township, Jefferson county. We observe
in the last Steubcnville Union, a publication,
Isigned by Simon Swartz, Caret Glazener,
Charles Burchfeld, James Forsyth, Eli McKin-
lney, VIM. Powell and G. w. Dougherty, all res
lpectablo and creditablo citizens of Salem, in
which they State that James Blackburn, one of
the persons claimed as straight-out, has been,
for the last four years, coon of the most ultra
description, was their candidate for constable,
and was defeated by a Democrat, last spring.
| Try again, coones!
The organ of the defunct U. S. Bank, at Seu-
benvic, also published the remuneration of Mr..
Samuel T. Liggett This is villainous fraud.
But let Mr.. Liggctt speak for himself:
To the Editor oftEc Union:
| see in the g Herald of July IS, an article
published over my name, which states that have
deserted the Democratic party, and the princ-
pies which have always supported and which
consider as dear TO me as the sight of an eye.
To correct this false rumor | deem it proper
thus to say TO my Democratic brethren that it is
a false alarm, have neither deserted my party
nor It's principles.
! am in favor of a Tariff which in connection
with the proceeds arising from the sale of the
public lands, will pay the expenses of Govern
|ment and afford incidental protection to Ameri-
can industry, and am in favor of safe and
Sound Banking system.
am opposed to National Bank and to the
'swindling Bankrupt law
| am in favor and will support with my vote,
Polk, Dallas and Tod. am opposed to Hen
ry Clay, and could not vote for him.
have thus far lived a Democrat and unless
the wings can give me some good reason for
change, will die one.
SAMIIEI. L IIC1GErrH