The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21


IA contrasting lbe course pursued by the
lNo gentleman occupying the distinguished
positions before the public Of candiGales for
The gubelnalorial utlice Of The Stale, a very
marked aud imporIant difference will be per
ceived 10 exist; and this difference is rs flat
lerng TO The good sense and taste of Judge
Wood, as il is a source OF pride and sallsiac-
liou TO the sterling democracy whose candl
date he is. Indeed IN view OF the ridiculous
face played b! Judge Johnson from the mo.
ment Of his nominations 20 the present lime,
no enc, however MINDED be may be by pO
litcal predilectjons, en- fail to see that the
becoming course pursued by Judge Wood, is
'ar more consistent with he dignity OF the
position he occupies before uc pubic, than
/ that adopted by his opponent
| Instead Of exhibiting an indecent haste in
perambulating the Slnte TO impress the peo
with the superiority Of his claims 10 thelr sul,
imges, he has renamed aI home on his farm,
near Cleveland, attending TO the proper du.
ties of good farmer, as he is said to be
satisfied hat at the propar time the people
will call upon him TO take the helm Of State.
without his spending the six of eight months
proceeding the election, in traversing the
county, soliciting votes. 7a
But has il been thus with Judge Johnston?
Scarcely was his nomination made public,
ere The announcement was made that lie had
resigned the Office of Judge, and with rolled
up seaves aud brandished tomnhawk, was
prepared 10 traverse the Stale, and nj once
deprive tho tall sold Chief" "of his scalp!-
Well, after the lapse of few days, long e.
,nough to write Out aud commit 10 memory
a speech, his pilgrimage commenced. The
! Cincinnatians were first favored with retedr
sails Of the speech which has gained for its
eloquent author such vide spread nutorety
as the yaller creek orator 10, genuine Patio;
true sublimty, and unaffected Semtimentdlny
as we'll US classic illusions, this speech is sup,
posed TO compare favorabI with the uhles
efforts Of q certain Ex-Governor OF Ohio
whose memory will ever BE- linked with the
"ashes of despair" sc. the manner of vis'
iling his "lady-love, en- diShdille, ,"-how she
"repaired her beauty" to meet him, being
prominent features in the character of thi;
speech which is about to create a new era il
eoquence, known by the classic cognomer
of ydller creek! After wandering hlher anC
thither for SINE weeks we find him on The
Western Reserve about lie time of President
Taylor's death.
This was very important event as far as
his success was concerned. As new power
would be installed nj Washington, and in view
of defeat for Governor, il might be as wei
TO know what policy of The new adminisIra-
Ition would be- At all events he found il
necessary TO return Immediately TO CiDcin'
natl, where he has been until few day;
past. He has broke omafresh again it ap-
pears, and al the last accounts was trying tC
get up meeting nCColumbus, where the
people are suffering so severely from The pre-
vailing acourge, and when 1t is known 10 be
detrimental 10 health for large bodies Of men
to assemble together, during such hot wealth
er and the prevalence Of the cholera.
Seriously, however, is it not ralher unfor
innate for the Nhjg party that they have
madc selection of a man for candidate fol
Governor, who appears 10 be trying TO make
''booby" of himself, in order, OF course, 10
catch votes? II spIacing leo low an csti'
mate upon popular intelligence in this
country. People can sec through all such
motives Verify, the democracy have reason
to be proud Of their candidate.
Dayton Empire.