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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Striking Coincidence.

Hon. s. s. Phelps, late Wig and anti
Compromise y 5. Senator from Vermont
has recensly writtep q long and able letter.
lp favor Of the Fugitive Slave Law, proving
L to be more favorable to those chained as
fngitives, thanthe old law of 's3 wasl THAT.
We must consider, is the reason Why Senator
Phelps could not vote for ii.
Mr. E. J. Phelps, son Of the Senator
Phelps aforesaid, has Just been appointed
Second Controller in the U. s. Treasury at
Washington. A
We don't know that this letter and ap-
poiRtment stand in the relation ofeause and
effect; but We are strongly reminded Of the
chap Who, when sharply challenged as to
what he bad TO- say against certain sausages,
replied-:'0, l don't know nothin' ag'i1
them sasseRgers-I only know that where
you see them sassengers you don't see no
dogs. ~ T. 4'riJans
Well done, Greeley! We hope our neigh
bors of the Journal, and the rest of mankind,
may look into this affair Cannot the Jour.
nal publish few more books to prove Yin.
ton an ab olitionist, after the above actinp at
Washington! A pretty Fillmore organ is
this Journal, with the government pap run.
ming down both sides Of its mouth. Obj
them "sassengersP'- Statesman.
RE- In Sweden when a man gets drunk,
for the third time, he is deprived Of the right
to vote.-ErchGhgc.
If such was the law in this country We
would have more Wing Victories Toledo,
Blade.
Dear creatures are these Wings. "Uni-.
yersal sufrageH does it not suit them p
Such deliberate gentlemen had better take
another hard cider vomit "Shame, where
is thy blush ?" as friend of ours is in the
habit of quoting. 1t is not among such
Wings, certainly.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Samuel G, Peppard. ESQ.

=
1t win be seen, by the proceedings in an
pthcr column, that the Conyention which
net in Uniontown. on last Monday, nqmlna-
ted our fellow townsman, SAMUEL G,
PEPPARD, ESQ, as the Democratic candi-
da for Senator, in this district, composed
ofthe coun ies of Belmont and Harrison.
A better selection could not have been
nlsdO in the District. Mr.. P. is one Of ma
lures own. He has risen to his present en-
yiable position by his own untiringexertions.
Although Mr.. p is what might be termed
ayoung man, he has but few equals, if any
IA a profound reasoner, and as a clear, logi-
c4l debater, in this section of the State.
Should Mr. p. be so fortunate as to be elec-
ted, as he can be, if the Democrats of this
distriet do their duty, the people will have
no cause to regret that they choose him tc
represent them in the law making depart
p,ent of the State.
Nr. P. il q seNnd, reliable Democrat, and
che Democracy Of this district will lose moth
ing by trusting their interests in his hands
Our ticket is now complete, and all that
is swanting to ensure complete victory, is
for every Democrat to do his duty Never
were our prospects so bright as they are al
.he present time: Every thing Looks encour.
aging fF n complete triumph. Then up
and al the work, Democrats of Harrison coun
tt: and let yonr watch-word be-
,.HARRIsoN COUNTY MUST AND
SHALL BE REDEEMEDr'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Hurrah! Hurrah!

The prospects are bright and glorious for.
the friends of equality. Let every Demo
erat do his duty in this contest, and glori-
GUS victory will be our reward. Neglect
this, and our state will go into the hands Of
its enemies.
HovER's WRITING INK.--Wc are opposed
to all kinds of pulling" in the iigura.iye
sense of the term. Whether in the notice Of
a book, or anything else, we have repug-
nance to give it fulsome adulation, or to-
recQmpnmend it in any way at all, unless we
honestly believe it worthy of favor.
We have. again furnished ourselves with
keg of Ho0er's Black Writing Ink, and
when we say that this is not the first or the
second keg that has been procured from Mr..
Hover, the article may be considered as be-
ing endorsed "q2QtP% BY us, otherwise We
should not have continued its use for these
six or seven years past Others may have
their preferences in favor Of different manu-.
facturers, and we are quite wiling that they
enjoy those preferences (saye and except
those of our correspondents, whp, sometimes
impose that loathsome blue stuff upon us,
which is not fit to be used, J for oug own part,
we continue the use of that manutactured by
Mr.. Hover, which is not Only clear and black,
but does not clog and congiomeratc our pen.
as some otherwise good inks do.- German
Reformed Messenger, Ch0mterSbargh, Pa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Democrats Of Harrison County.

Remember this motto---t'united we stand,
divided We fall" With spirit like this,
prompting each one to action. in the pres
ent contest all will be well, and will bring
about the right kind of results results cal
culated to promote the interests ofthe peo-
pie generally, and rejoice the hearts Of all
good Democrats
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

We were shown few days ago new
drill, called the "Oscellating Seeding Cylin.
DER" and we must admit that we were much
pleased with its operations.
Among the chief advantages of this drill
is the fact that it moves on one wheel which
lessons the draft, and renders one horse
sufficient to seed eight acres per day. Be
ing made entirely of wood and wrought iron
it can be repaired when necessary, at an
ordinary blacksmith shop. 1t answers the
purpose admirably of corn planter, and
will make the fnrrows, drop the corn, and
covers at one depth, all in the same opera
ton. There are many more advantages of
which we might speak had we room.
The above drill cap be seen at shop Of
Messrs. Slemons & Foreman
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Objections to the whig party hold
ing Office under the New Con-
stitution.

Stltutfon.
The Wing editors and politicians arc
whining piteously, over the fact that the
Democrats object to their holding office un-
der the present constitution. Well, we do
object, on the following grounds:
During the constitutional campaign, the
Wing party steadily and violently opposed
the Constitution, saying that if it was adop-
ted
HThe State-would be r@iRea
~ Churches and Grave Yards--=wouh1
De nxed
~That the Legislature-wo1ld SIT the
rhole year.
EFThat the number of offce-holders ip
the state-mould be increased.
EEThat the salaries of State and county
oficers-wou!d be doubled.
EEThat the taxes of the people--soould
be increased.
/ E%All public improvemeats-z,OOUld b
stopped:
These are the reasons Why We oppose the
election of Wings under the present constltu-
ton. Give them the power, and they must
bring about all the measures above named
or stand convicted of having LIED to the
people to accomplish their own selfish ends.
VOTERS OF OHIO, do you wish to
see our state prosper-do you wish to have
the constitution correctly construed, and the
order of Government set in motion by those
WHO WILL consult the interests of the peo.
pie, thrn remember that the democracy art
pledged to oppose any and all the evils no
tced above, and which were predicted BY
the Wings VOTERS, BEAR THIS IN
MIND.
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The Contest in ? Pennsylvania.


The eontestin syluARis, this year, Is
one Of tie most snnimated that has ever Oe-
CURED in that glorious old State. The De
mocracy, some three or four years ago, by
suffering petty snimosities to spring up
amongst them. permitted the Wing party to
gain the ascendaney. That was sad day
for the good ald Keystone. But the De,
moSsasy have Silled that she shall be
wrested from the hands Of Federalism and
placed where she belongs, aHAOng the bright
galaxy of Democratic States. And they lriR
do so. a.G- t.A
Among the many excellent nominations
which have been made, none please us so
well those in Bedford County. There they
have for the State Senate, Hon john Cess
Ma, and for the Legislature, WM, P, ScIIDLL,
Esq, two as noble hearted and talented
young men, as there is in that section of the
State. We are personally acquainted with
these gentlemen, and We feel assured that
should they be elected, they wilprOve them,
selves worthy of the whole sculed Democ-
racy of Bedford County,
Onthe same ticket we find the names Of
our old acquaintances, John p Reed, Jos.
B. Noble, William T. Daugherty and Wm
Bowles, Esqrs., all good and true Democrats
and worthy the confidence of their fellow
citizens. We hope to see them, with ths
whole ticket, elected.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
For the Sentinel and Farmer.
Democratic Senatorial Conven-
ton.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention for
the counties of Belmont and Harrison, met
in pniontown, Belmont county, on Monday
the j 5th of September, 1851: and was organ
lied by appointing ROBERT MAXWELL,
Esq, of Harrison county, Chairman, and S.
GREssrNGER, of Belmont, and H. MILLER, Of
Harrison, Secretaries.
The following persons presented their
certificates and took their seats as delegates:
Harrison copnty,-Maxwell, Smiley, Nc
Connell, Love, NcKutt, FoYsythe, Moore,
Laferty, Miller, Brown, Holmes, Estep and
Caldwell.
Belmont county.-Dunn, Hart, Sharp,
Thompson, West, Kroll, McCracken, Fergu-
son, Rea, Gressinger, Campbell, Bales and
Patton.
The convention then proceeded to vote,
viva uoce, for candidate for Senator, and
on the 3rd ballot, SAMUEL G. G.PEPPARD,
Esq, Of Harrison county, having received a
majority Of all the votes cast, was declared
duly nominated.
On motion Of Pr. West. Of Belmont county
it was unanimously 'to a
Resolued, That the romination just made,
be carried by acclamatiop,
On motion, the proceedings we're ordered
to be published in the Democratic papers Of
this DISTRICT
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
r. MAXWELL, C6girmaa.
8 GaEssrFeFR, Secretaries
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What Whig ofiice-holders do with
the PEOPLES Money,

The Warden of the Ohio Penitiary, few
days ago subscribed for the National Intel
ligencer. and the Ohio! State Journal, and
paid the amount Of subscription q S16 OUT
OF THE PUBLIC TREASURY,
People of Harrison County, what think
you of these things? How do you like to
be taxed, to pay for WHIG OFFICE HOLD
ERs SUBSCRIPTION TO NEWsPA-
PERS! There is but one way to avoid it,
KEEP THEM OUT OF OFFICE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
For the "Sentinel & Farmer. "
Free Soil Meeting,

According to previous notice the friends
of Freedom, met in the Court House in the
town Of Cadiz, on the 18th inst, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to attend the
National Convention, to be held on the Gath
of Sept. 1851, in the City of Cleveland. The
following persons were elected delegates to
attend said Convention
Isaac Lewis-z-Short Greek,
Jacob Hoobler-German.
Alex. Haverfeld-Cadiz.
Rev. John Bryant-Rumley.
James West-Athens.
After WEIGH discussion arose in regard
to whether the friends of freesoil in Harri-
son county should feel it their duty to nomi-
nate seperate ticket for the county.
On motion of Judge Lee, it was
Resolvee, That candidates for State Sen
ate and Representative, only shonld be put
in nomination,
The convention then nominated THOMAS
LEE forSennte and MARSHALL M'CALL
for Representative.
The following central committee was then
appointed
John Carnahan, |. S. Ditmars, Alex. Ha-
VERIFIED, John Oglevee and Thomas Lee.
On motion, the editors of the Sentinel a.
Farmer" and Republican" were request,
ed to publish the proceedings of this meet,
ing.
The meeting then Adjourned
VIM. WRIGHT, Chairman.
WV. G F1NSEY' Secretaries.
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The meeting then Adjourned.
VIM. WRIGHT, Chairman.
WM. G. FrNNEY, Secretaries,
JonN OGLEvEE,
DeclinatiQn.

To the Friends of Freedom in the Senatorl-
al District of the counties of Belmont and
Harrison;
1t will be seen by the proceedings ofthe
Free Soil Convention, which convened in the
Court House, in Cadiz, on the 18th inst. that
| was put in nomination for Senator, hav-
ing been previously nominated in Belmont
County by the friends of freedom for the
same ofice.] When put in nomination l
informed the convention that circumstances
might arise. which would, from 9 sense o
duty to the cause Of liberty, induce me to
decline.
Those circumstances have occurred, and
with great pleasure, ! withdraw from the
contest, believing that the principles which
we are contending for will be promoted by
SO doing.
With great respect, yours &c,
THOMAS LEE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Franklin CoIIAre.

COMMENCEMENT on Wednesday The 24:h
\ inst Exercises TO begin Mt 10 o'clock. A.
NJ. The annual add ess betnre the Philo and
Jeftr<on Literary SocWties, will be- delivered OIL
the ev,nug prcyinus. ut o'clock, 2. NJ. by
John A Bj,ghnm, Esq of Cadiz. seplf-2t
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

JoHS D. Rich, Of Uhrichsville. was nom
mated qy the Democratic Senatorial Conven
ton, which met in New Comerstown on las
Saturday, as the Democratic candidate 70
Senator, Of the district composed Of Co
shocton and Tuscarawas counties
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

ARRiED.-on the 81 in.t by wi'linm
Arnold. Esq MIR. ] Aeon linBERT 10 Miss MAKY
LAwMILLkR. all ofihis county
in tie ll'hin<t by the Rev Wm. R"msbnFgh
Mr.. JoshPBus l.. CH.Nm,En To Miss CATBERiSEJ.
YAsBINpER, all OF West Chester.
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Agents Wanted.

DUSINESS MEN TO ,ake the exclusive Agen-
ID cy Ifor a county or counties) for the saie Of,
the GERMAN WASHING FLUID, an article
much cheaper and easier to use thnn soap, ard 10
warranted to perfeotly cleanse all kinds OF cio-
thing containing no Potash, Soda-Ash, spsiis Of,
TuFpentins, Ammonia. Acids, or any article
whatever, thai viii in amy manner iujaFe the en-
cat nbric or the FI.EsH. |. is an arlicle which,
when once introduced, CONSTANT SALES can be
nude, with large profits TO the Agcgt. For pas.
ticulars regarding prices, terms. TO-, address
(post paid) to /. P. HOYT T. Co.
sepi0-2m No. &c, South Fiftn st., PhiIa.
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GH Since the discovery IF gold in Cali
fornia, there has been added to our gold cur
rency between sixty and seventy millions,
yet the banks manage to hoard it, and the
people cry hard times, and the farmers only
getting so cents bushel for wheat. What
whig times we have after 50 many loud pro-
misses.
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&wWe should like to have an exchange
wf;ntnv +!snrricau Temperance Magazine, -
eommencing Eith no. !. Can you accom-
ynsyaate us Bro, Carey?
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WANFED--Immediatcly at this Office,
. boy between is and II years of age, to
learn the printing business. One from the
country would be preferred.
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O1rws rra4ct to learn that CHAstas PAR
EEasoS, the Democratic candidate for Clerk
Of the C1art, is so seriously indisposed as
d be confined to his room.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

10 Can we not get to see the "l.4dver-
tsser." little oftcner Bro; Breslin? i
rgacLcs qs occasionally.
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Democratic County Ticket:
For Representative,
JOHN DOWNING, Of Athens:
1 For Probate Judge,
g DRICE w. VIERS, of North
e Ear Clerk Of the Court,
CHARLES PATTERSON, of Cadlz.
Is For Prosecuting 4iaorRey,
LEWIS LEWTON, of CadiE.
Is For Treasurer,
& DAVID HILRERT. Of CadiE,
For Sheriff,
.E JAMES CADT. of Cadts.
p For COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM MOORE, ofMoorefield,
For Coroner,
Il. CONAWAT. of Franklin.
:" For Director Of the County IfyGr"'0Ty
JOHN ROSS, of Archer.
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roR GoyERNoR:


FOR GOVERNOR:
Reuben Wcoe, of CuyalIoga county
-, LIEuIENAET GOVERNOR:
William Naaill, Fairfield county
~ = SgpEsENE tupGES: -
Rufus p. Ranny, I'rumbull county
WIN, D CALDWELL tamilIon
lohuA A. cerwina Champaign
Thos. ". Barley, Richland- "
Allen g. Thurman, Ross "
SECRETARY OF STATE:
WIN. Trcvitt, of Franklin county
Ii AUHIToR OF STATE:
Wm, D. Morgan, Columblana CO
-. syATETREAspRER:
lahH @. Rraslin. of Senaca county
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
George E. Fugh, Hamilton county
BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRkS;
Alexander p. Miller, Butler county
8. w: ManypeHny, Muskmgum co
James B. Steedman. Lucas 'ount
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rrhe Yemplarsl Magisine, q

We have received Ne. I, Of the second
Tolume Of this excellent magazine 1t is, to
FembsFsoft the order, valuable publication,
containing u It does from time to time, a
complete history Of the Order In addition
- this. Il is ths acknowledged organ of the
National Temple. aFd Is the only publication
devoted exclusively te the interests Of the
itis pubIished monthly II the Isw rate Of
ii Ayssr, IN advance. Address, !. Wads-
vorIlN f:ineinnati.
frSammer clothing disappeared very
suddenly an Sunday last.
wThe inimitable Dan Rice viii be in
port Washington and Dover on the 10Th and
a1sh With his eirsEg. Dan Is the best clown
u ssrr heard. Why dan't Ne come this
~ MI has lOts of friends n this region
.axeEYefy body end bis wife, wept 20
" PIsAsant % Thursday last. We we're
4 fall sccount of the proeafdings,l
laI L. vet Il fs~nn' been prepared
a
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Coal Wanted.

We viii taks coal at this Office in pay FOL
subscription. Also Produce Qf al kinds
Money win no: be refused.
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Cadiz Lodge, No. 1870, I. O. o. F.
Meetse,ery Friday evening, in the Hall adj,
dining the Market House,
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yr7 ThEnks to Dr. Finley. of Athens
Judge Lee Of Cadis- Gabriel Kali, jr., and
Jacob Gutshall Of Rumly---for new subscrl-
bers since our last issue. That's right, send
III the nanies.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

E7 Why is that ths hPeople's Pictorial
has failed to come to hande
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Cadiz Temple of Honor, No. SO.

Mee's every Monday evening in tile Hall adj
o ning the Market House
Regular degree meetings on the frst Monday.
in ev,ry month.
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E1- There is as much difference between
GOOD poetry and fne verses, as the smell be-.
tween flower garden and perfumer's shop
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r0R DISTRICT JUDGE.

FOIt DtS1 nv y ONA4'
EUr teLkird Subdivision Of the eighth district,
Thomas L. Jewett, Jefferson comfy
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POR SENATOR.

FOR SENATOR.
For hscouaties Of Belmont and Harrison,
Samuel g, PeppaEd. oil Harrison
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MILLIKIN & GRIMES are receiving
their nev gOOds-.the largest and cheapest
stock ever bFouglt to cAdiz. No Hiistakel
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of Equal Rights and Equal Laws.
Such fellow citizens, are the claims of the
two parties. Our opponents as yet have
made NO public avowal of principle, They
fear to let the people know their positions.
But Democrats have nothing to conceal
They have gone into the present contest with
their banners waving, on which is inscribed
those great principles
! A strict construction Of the constitution
Electiqns free
No costly splendor Of government
| Public compensation for public services:
salaries moderate. and pervading economy
No taxation beyond the public wants
No mysteries of government inaccessible
to the public eye
| A Union of hearts, and Union Of hands,
A Union Of principles none can sever,
A Union of Lakes and Union Of Lands,
ahe American Union forever
IsE9t our cause glorious cne2 Not only
glorious but justs Glorious. because we re-
affirm those time7honored principles for
which our revolutionary patriots perilled
their lives, their fortunes and their sacred
honors. u is Just. because il viii protect
the people from the encroachmepts Of De-
signing demagogucs.
Rally then from hilltop and vally. Rally
old men and young. Bear aloft that banner
which has protected you in by-gone days.---
The peoples bitter enemy, the Federal
Wing party, is in che field. To save your
state from ruin, apd y9urselvesf sfrom onerops
burdens Of taxation VOTE THE WHOLE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.