The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-17
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To the Editors Of Tie Enantrer.
WARREN County. Va.


Being highly gratilied TO hear Of the numerous
changes to the Democratic ranks since the nom
ination of James X. Polk, it is with pleasure
inform you Of change in our immediate neigh
borhood. Mr.. James R. Richards, a respectable
and very influential gentleman, a supporter of
Harrison in 1870, and delegate of tie Balti-
more Wig C0Apeation, has expressed himself
in favor Of annexation, and opposed to Henry
Clay. He will give his Jealous support to the
nominees Of the Democratic Convention in the
present canvass. This is one of the many
changes to our ranks, which have come ro our
knowledge, in this and the adjoining counties,
since the lato nominations.
Respectfully, yours.
tE- Yesterdays Mail also orders ten copies of
the Sentinel to Warren county. One of these
subscribers was also d" formerly whig."
CoME-oUTERs,--We must continue our list of
recanting wings, who have left that party since
Clay has been selected as their candidae--their
ieader-their " embodiment Of principles" We
have given one column, and still not one-half
tie tale is told. In this city, there are scores of
men who have been wings, and the advocates of
whg measures, who, after cool and deliberate
investigation, became convinced that they were
on the wrong side, and have left that party forev-
er. We have tcenty-tro names now before US
of this class Cincinnati Message.
SPUNKEY 1.-The Delaware county Republican
aspirited whig paper, refuses TO raise the Clay
and Frelinghuysen flag. So it would seem that
whiggery in Delaware county is not so harmoni-
Gus as 1t might be.
A SIGN.-- The Little Rock (Arkansas) Times
and Advocate, the Oldest whig paper in that
State, has renounced lis federalism, and come
out boldly in favor of democratic principles.
MORE OF THEM!-THE FIRE SPREADING IN
WESTERN VTRcnIA--Among the many changes
in Western Virginia, we are both gratifcd and
pleased in announcing the name of Henry Err
skine, Esq, of Lewisburg, formerly member of
the Legislature, and one Of the most influential
wings in this part of Virginia He says that he
cannot pote for Henry Clay. The whole coun-
Try seems TO be moving in favor of Polk and Dal-
las. Hurrah for the democratic candidates.
--FtncaStle Democrat.
A SIeN.--Orville Bradley, Esq, Of East Ten
nessee, one of the most active aud powerful
supporters of Gen. Harrison in 1910, is now ex-
eriing himself with equal efficiency in favor of
"Pok, Dallas, and Texas" Mr.. Bradley is a
gentleman Of wealth, Of great political informa-
ton, and predominating influence, which the
wings may we'll dread. Our informant heard
Mr.. Bradley haranguing upon the stump. Were
we a betting man, and had the "pewtcr," we
would plank it up on the vote Of Tennessee
that We youd.--Abmgdon Banner.
UNANMous.--A gentleman was in our boro'
few days ago, who resides in Moore township,
Claarfeld county, Pennsylvania. He states that
there are about eighty voters in the township,
all Of whom will give their votes to the demo-
cratic candidates at the ensuing election. He
has acted as constable Of thai township for the
last four years, and during that time has notser-
we'd one process, So much for democratic
nciahbofhood- - Westchester (Pa.) Repabtican.
CIAy QUAKING.--The Texas question is like
" 10 shake Clay ont of shoes and inexpress-