The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28

Northwest say: 1--WE viii lei the SCUM pieasS
herself on this bill. Take any effective mea'
s1re FOR carrying out the guarantees oil the
constitution, and we viii support IT
0y- The democratic ticket OF Harrison
county is now full. As was announced last
week, candidate for Congress was added, on
Wednesday last,lo complete ii, and ii is now
presented 10 the Democracy Of the county a
structure perfect in oil its parts.
The Democrats of this County and Dis
trict are now called upon to AROUSE them.
selves 10 action. A warm campaign is com.
and every Democrat is expected to
do his duty. There is no question but that,
if the Democracy Of Harrison wish ii, they
can this fall, ,ure,t the county from the hands
of Whiggery, and place il ON the pedestal Of
Democratic principles, where ii safely re"
posed in years gone by. Our candidates are
all mon in whom the people put full conh>
deace. They can be elected I'VE confidently
believe, ii the Democrats of The county bury
their dissensions and unite upun them. II
seems to us that the Democrats OF Harrison
have to choose between tRo thlngs-eilhel
10 uate heartily upon the men nominated
for their support, or calculate upon an ius'o
rious defeat. Let US have, for one campaign
union and harmony and the result, we do not
hesitate to say, will be gratifying 10 US ALL
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Important Decision Of the Supreme Court
ofthe United States on the RenetcdI ot Pdt'
sats.-The last number of the American
Law journal contains a decision Of the Su.
premo Court Of the United States, in the
case of the Woodwork patent in which that
Court decides: That the Federal Govern.
ment is one Of limited powers that 1t can
exercise no powers but those expressly grant
ed-that the constitution has only authorized
Congress to "secure for limited tines to au-'
thors and inventors the exclusive right to
their respective writings and discoveries -
that when the time for a patent, or other
monopoly, has been once fixed or limited,
and the patent has been issued and accepted
under that limit, the Constitutional power OF
Congress is exhausted ,hn, if patent may
afterwards be renewed from time to time,
there is no limit Of the monopoly the Con-
sltuion is evaded, and The people may for
ever be deprived of the advantages which
they expect to derive from securing the IN
ventors in their exclusive enjoymenls tor
"limited timeS,"- that such system in
stead Of promoting the progress of science
and the useful ats" arrests their progress
and promotes the private interests of the in
ventors aud their Vendees, 10 the great injury
Of the public.
OUR CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR.
By reference to the proceedings OF the
Senatorial Convention, it will be seen thai
that body has nominated WILLIAM MCDONALD
of Sleubenvile. as the Democratic candidate
10 repre- sent this District in tho Stale Senate
We have accordingly placed his name IN tlf
ticket ut our head. OF Judge Mcdonald il
is unnecessary to speak to those who know
| him. To those who do not. we can say he
| is as pure democrat as the sun shines on
He is a blacksmith By trade, hard working
upright, honest man, and benevolent anc
valuable member Of community. In short
all the elements that go 10 make up the goot
citizen are happily blended in an eminent de-
gree in Judge Mcdonald. Possessed OF abIl'
inv to distinguish truth from error, and I'M
bending integrity to stand by ii when so dis
tingushed, he would make most valuable
member. Ii is no encouragement to The good
men who were presented before 'hdaconVen
,ion for nomination that such man was then
successful competitor. = Am. Union.
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or The wings have re,nominaied Hon
PlNKNEy LEWIS, of jefferson county, Iol
IL, Al. II,,Srpp of Monfnp In