The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
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From the Woodsfeld Spirit Of Democracy.
or The Cadiz Sentinel, III speaking ot,be
candates before The Congressional Convention
says:
"At late hour, W. C. Walton, ESQ. or
Monroe, .Fhos. L, Jewelt, Esq, and Samuel
Bell OF Harrison, all candidates tor the no,ni.
nation, were observed to be present Wa
had never seen the first named gentleman
who stands, deservedly, so high IN ais avn
county MS to be its unanimous layorite far ,bo
Congressional nomination. Mr.. Walton car.
'les lei! IN his lace the patent Of his natural no.
bility, and we do no. wonder That he Is q bon.
ular man."
We are under Tie impression Tint the Sen
t!nel is mistaken IN saying that MIR. Walton.
was candidate Tor nomination. The dele.
gates from this county cast their yotes "a,
Mr.. Walton and would have been giad q
have seen him nominated; q but Mr.. Wal,on
could not be said to be a candidate. He re-.
ceiyved the enIre delegation from this county
and some from Belmont, but he was NOT an.
nounced as candidate before The conyen.
ton; but on the contrary Mf. Kirkbtide sn,d
IN convention that Monroe county. nre.
sented no candidate. The vote of ,L;s
county was cast for MIR. Walton as tes,i.
monal Of the high respect entertained for
him. .-, fa ..'s-,sa ,.lII ! 4 : ~ -
/ IL affords us pleasure friend tSpitit,s 10
make the ameads honorable. Ailer The urlicle
from which you copy was in type. We learned
from n.,a another source that what ,youg state.
H.. j. A - RI.
was substantially correct. Tue Monroe del.
egaiIcn, united TO a man, felt il to bo their
doly 10 manifest, in this manner, their re-
spect tor Mr. Walton; but after .ae iirsl bal.
lot, we understood II 10 be the wish az M.
WALTON that the support Of the Monroe
delegation should be east Tor some oiiear ia
person We have every reason 10 believe
that, had not the nomination been made q
lthe first ballot, tina. the Monroe delegation
would east have their votes for 4 Harrison
Candidate, and we think a large majority
them were friendly 10 the presen! nominee,
G5- We are highly gratfied 10 learn tha /
the Demoefats Of The 18th Congressional dis.
lIlct hnye nominated 1HoMAs L. JEwRra
Esq, ol Csdiz, for Congress. 3 Mr. j III
sound consistent democrat, and we'll desers.sa y
: ipg the hearty support OF the democracy Z.
that district He will undoubtedly Be eieoss
: ed.-- Wayne Co. Democrat. As
a oHl0.--Iu.lhc District composed of aha
counties Of Harrison, Belmont, and MouroS.
Thomas L. JEwrTT, Esq, Of Csdiz has
been nominated as The Democratic candidala
ior Congress. Wa have ihe pleasure II be-
! ing acquainted with Mr.. JRwrrr. and know
Q nun 70 Dc true Democrat and a nan Of de-.
cIded talents. There is Democfntic ma
I JoFliy Of some 500 In the District, and wa
may therefore calculate upon Mr.. JEwErr''s
\ election as certain, = PihsbHrgh Post
Certainly, Mr.. JswErT will bo eIecled.
. and, instead Or 500, we intend 10 give him
l from 500 TO 1000, iusi to show our opponent.
5 that, when shs friends Of Dsndoricy arc
: united IL this District, they can roll up al.
!. most any msjOriiy they please. .''
/ We are happy to be able to inIorm our
J friends abroad that The Democraey in M.
) Dsiric, are united 10 man. They hs,e
: no discussions, end we have not heard of
! any that will no. cordially suppori the Dem,
! cc'aic candidate for Congress, Thi. q
surely such an harbingsr Of victory, ns 10
. 'ehccr The hearts Of all friendly 70 tho
E Cause.