The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03
The Meeting at Annapolis.
The Fire Burns Brightly, and is Spread
ing!
JOSEPH GRINISHAW.
o., June Oath, 1874

The Fire Burns Brightly, and is Spread
ing!
The Democracy of Annapolis and vicinity had
a large and glorious meeting on Saturday last
The day being warm, and delightful weather for
farmers, hundreds who had intended to be pres
ent were compelled reluctantly TO stay at home,
and put up their hay and plough their corn.
However, there could not have been less than
three hundred in attendance. Our veteran SEN
ator, Judge TAPpAN, the man who has been so
bitterly abused by the federal party for publish
ing to the world the obnoxious Texas treaty of
Captain Tyler, was present, and although too un-
well to address his feow-citizens, yet he moved
among them, shaking their honest hands, and
Encouraged them to press forward manfully in
the good cause. The old Judge looks well, and
promises to enter the canvass, like good sol
der, and do battle for Polk and Dallas He en-
tertains not doubt of the success of the demo-
cratic party this fall The news received al
Washington before he left was calculated to fill
every Democrats bosom with joy. But one feel
ing appeared to prevail among our party through
out the length and breadth of the land" oar
cipIes--union and pictory." COL M'CAUs-
LIN, the Representative from the Steubenve
District in Congress, was also there, and gave
the people "an account of his stewardship"
His speech was listened to with the most intense
interest. M'CooK and PEppARD, two of the best
young stumpers "in these diggins," entertained
the meeting very agreeably, and were repeatedly
cheered. DR.. T. J. CORNELL, very eminent
and skilful physician and surgeon, who has re-
Gently located himself at Annapolis, made short
and spirited address, which was we'll received.
Altogether, it was one of the best meetings of
the canvass The Democracy OF Salem and
German are "chuck full of fight" We will have
the best turnout and altogether the largest vote in
these two townships this fall, that we have ever
Ihad, Mark that t!--There is nothing like divi-
sion in our ranks in that quarter, as had been
boasted here and in Steubenville by the federal
Icoons.-The Democrats are united to man
they are cementcd together like Spartan broth
ers. There are numerous changes, TO be sure,
in those townships, but the fun of the joke is
they are all in our favor! We only heard of
one person who has marshaled himself under
the coon and he didn't change at all!--oh, no,
not him! He's now where he used to was!
We are afraid he will play smash among the De-
mocracy--we are! But it can't be helped!
Il Al, q =
German into any thing like life. They are al
most as sprilless as the Cadiz coons, who ap-
pear as if they eat opium The leaders tried
hard to get up meeting at Annapolis on Friday
week last, but it would be cruel in the extreme
to tell the truth about it! Shall we do it'll
Neighbor ALLISON of the Republican, has been
gcandalously h-o-a-x-c-d by some coonish wag.
Hear him:
"The wings of Salem Jefferson county, we learn
from the Cadiz delegation, had spirited meeting at
that place last Friday real lS401 rouser some
five six hundred of the people were there and the
whole of the proceedings went off with the greatest en-
thusasm In short, they had a real sOul-strrer!''
&c. &c.
Shades of Lemuel CULVER and Baron Mum
chausen! "Somc five Or six hundred!n Good
gracious what Wrapper! That out-HerodsI
Herod! John Ward, one Of " the Cadiz delega-
tion," told us the other day, that there were but
05r thirty-one wings at the Salem meetng--allI
told! And we were informed at Salem that
there were some forty, counting boys and locos.
|" A real 1910 rou8er' real souI-Stirrer" ~
What amount of India rubber is necessary TO
make conscience for a whig editor! THAT'S
the question"
N. B. Neghbor Allison, our friend, John
Gruber, Esq, in about half an hour, got us near
ly as many subscribers to the Sentinel as there
were persons i'll attendance at your "real soul
strrer" Think of that master Brook
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The Enthusiasm of Our Party.
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