The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
gson he Eanssyille COurier. Twhir.I

sAANA@e AN~A-0.-eAa ~ NthA@ou W Ohea
seloaee thai ws have a legisiature Of iaIelIi-
.essss end iDdiPendsnce. Thes have The
anaRliRsss aud 6rmaess TO shake OF this losd
upon ths wing party. Let US rejoice that
ai.e whigs have refused 10 RospiHsls Thusnas
Ewing. and have .homipaled Hiram G'awold
hoF the Senate
lknow no, how yoa feel, Messrs. editors,
H'all have got li,ed ofhaving man placed
~ high post vha vss already toe high be-
aose. ltis fst better to take one little below
the average Of US all. aud thea, wh en- be is
elevated, we will all be on a level.
HON Ew,ng's assumption ofsapeEoriiy has
become in,olerabIe. No one can spend al
-hauF ia his cunpany without becoming pain
taily conscious ofii. ii he talks, no matter
what the sniject may be, you soon perceive
.,haths kns,Ss more about il than you do,
hnd, you are in great danger fbeing insIruc-
eed, ,Iinless yom summGn 70 your aid prop
~er pride mud self-respecI, and then by a
imuhly effort you amAy hale him for ma
ikug you feel yout inieriorily. II instead
,GI conversation, he siIs in moody silence,
The thing 10 nearly as bad, for you have his
sabt tnin4ble head and face right before you,
,and lliev are, IN themselves, a reproach TO
,us common ,Ipen. r..
But this is not all. There are many res.
sons why Mr. Esing ought not To be conlin
Wted the Senale III addition 10 the cOgent
oms have named.
/. lie was there six years before. Is
not SIX years enough, in all conscience, tor
aay man to be in oticei know that some
.arissocTsts. pretend ina, man who has already
served ak years 10 better qualified for the
next six wears than one who has not served.
But this is net the reasoning Of republicans.
The true theosy is that all the places OF
.hanu and profit under this government,
.wsGs designed as kind Of school OF instruc>
ion for the people. We should all take turns
lid filing them, and ihus all become instruc>
ted; and ifany one 10 3 li.lle smarter than
the rest, his term should be the shorter. A
aegy dull Inan shnud be allowed two terms.
II 10 10 be hoped that we may have a legs-
Aatase six yeaIS hence who will appreciate
Ahis great political truth!
q He was Secretary Of the Treasury
1nttsG General Harrison, end fesigned bis
.oGiice. Nov pray, Mr.. Ewing, when you
had an.stice, why did you no, keep III You
..seaianed upon tp,itat OF hoaor,' you say
aaoint 0f honor! Fudge! Here, sgais, he
snnsl be sticking his affected superiority
aigha under our nuses.
3. He was Secretary of the imerieT un~
.deF General Iasler, and resigned that too.
avas there ever such foolP
Ifany doub, remained as TO the pToPriey
of getting rid Of Mr. Ewing. j, would be re-
AII0vad BY what am about 10 state he has
made ,wo speeches this winter, and caused
ahem toiba published IN the National lnteliI-
Qencer under the most aggrav4iing circum-
s.asces A allHde 10 the time of publication.
The first appearance in the paper was just
10 iilne 10 reach Columbus aud be read as
the wings were gong into caucus 10 select
q candidate. and lhe sscohd was inie nded
ao be'in ,iimei,O be read just Us sbe election
was 10 come eli.
These are only renewed Instances OF bis
insaiiaFable arrogance. know not how
snhefs viewed it, but to me Il was plain
ssaanall He threw his speech ia defence o
i,sn. Tayloi's semOyal vi Lane aud Weller.
u,ah. into. the face Of ibe Wings os they
were going 10 CAUCUS, ms nuch as 10 say,
sRead that, and then ask all those lille inen
N..,sl are taking Of for senator, 10 Try and
tnAke such speech
And then, sga,n, just Us the House has
passed a resolunoH 10 60 into an election OF
.Soaaios, out comes his speech on the over
il ,aiags.ci the Mississippi, made apparently
w..h lns express objec. Of 'brus'ing his
knowledge upou all such subjects right upon
as.
Again. say le. Us rejoice that this man
il ta tra,hle ,,s no more II he will remove
from the State, il will be better for US oil.
Yours, Respectfully,
g A MEMBER FROM LAPUTA.
Columbus, Jan. "a, 1851.