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DIE D..

On koassy evening" April, john skceR. tas tJta scar
Of bs
His relatives rsn<s the family are respectfully uvt 70
a. BIS ate Of White a13 Broad
ssy, ~ Wedns-dsy aftsrnoon al ocloek-
sE56soy, Tuesday mornpg April MARY NICHOLSON ret
Ct Of the ate Joseph Asnsgd The sab II her
Tie lsnes q Tie ny AID o. her dsakhsr Mo- s Mrs.
respectfully flrsra asfnooa
oeocs. from her late No II sth sh0sf i1ths
Oa nens.y April ansy sho fsss, Of sJspsss
EDWARD WHiTsEf. yoenEsst sor Of stsshsa wAtnsJ,
Ts rsls.es eads o The sy asiavtsd 70 ssn6 "a IA
nsrs from Tnny Church Wsdns,ty nores< IN ai 81 II
On ras.ssy sv.1isr Apnl q wxs FINCH. sssi - years
Tkshsss oftbs ly rnssesn q cosenbs Loess o.
OF respectfully 70 sso5 ne is1sa % thGfsiU Apni
TO- a. AZ oesi Tom be .,s r-d.scs - chpgsss - sna1s
viii % tskss 70 Grssaso- lor lntsrusns ~ -
Tuesday sysnpk Ays Of hss.n< ard psns laas XII
"a ~, u Gear. Co1khn nc 3lst year Of hsf
Tie Of ihs fsiB sed Esness q Esz fofs
Io<ss No 10 o respectfully avrss =, st,sst su "a
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ACCIDENT oS THE Long ISLAND RAILROAD
passenger In the O'Clock train Of cas- Aondy st.
states that when Jamaica the engine Il The track
down steep bank dragging with it the tender and one Of
the baggage cars Fortunately one va' ur-a - The
engineer snd fireman saved themselves BY unotng from
The engine The OF The accident one OF the ras
being broker In two.
COMMON CoUScIL.-This body met on Montay
evening after 40 Interval o. two weeks The business
generally Of purely local ustrrs. resolution ""
offered by Aid Smith Of the First Ward sskng for the sp
poiDtment OF Special Committee TO examine the books
Of the Commissioner OF Repair snd Supplies an al mat
ers connected with bis Office whic, afs-r Considerable
discussion adopted; bat subsequently reconsd
cred. resolution hen adopted which referred the
whole matter a special Committee for investigation.
communication from the Secretary OF he Board OF Edues
ton read announcing the resignation OF A. A. Low,
ESQ, member Of that body, whereupon c. 8 Speny wss
appointed to al the vacancy
VIOLENT AssAULT.-ThOmas Lavler and VIM
Dewey arrested by the Third District Police for
mittirR violent assaulI upon Thomas Woodmsn, while
In store In COlumbis-st Monday night lest The
crossing parties brought up yesterday asd fined SIS
each
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N.w-York STATE and National Law school.

The recent charter of this lnstitutlon places II
upaer The control OF q Board Of Trustees composed Ok
Ju6Sss PSrheF Harris Page Bue. Willard, HOn samuel
Stevens A X Hsdisy, Wm- A Beach, and 2 = ouii1Io
Nth nov sT 10 increase thesr number S. And 70 give
cipopss which with certificate admit 70 practice Tnls
Board net Oh The I'D OF March. sfer taking posses
ion Of The School the aud by The authority u
he Leeis AZURE established four Pro'essorshps VIZ O
Logic Rheioric and OraiOry; Of Elementary L.w; OF
Pessipgs and Fvicerce ard Of Prscficeio Dc hed y
] w Fowler ESQ. Hon. Chester Hayden. D. hsciy,
FEC sud Amssa Mccoy ESQ. Assistant 10 Wnlea VII
soon be adoed smother prominent ard aole froirse
Hor Reuben r. Walworh elected member snd
Pr. siceu Of Ebe Board aud Hon. W Thompson see
tsrv The Board adopted system Of rules sne regals
III M for he government. Of the nsuiuuon ~nich u ~
rescy IN foGfishing eoBdor and Which Il 10 oees7o
viii con nee is next he IN Of May h-x oon-f
he n ost encouraging auspices Catalogue sianng pAT
eulafs will he sent bv request drected iposipsld 70 ,
w Fowler. Fec, President Of the insaInnon, Ssilsion
Sisy~S JOHN WILLARD. President
AMOS K HAOLEY, Secretary,
OF Board Of TrasDeos.
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imprisonment of Free Negro seamsa.

n
c.gt the steamship Georgia and Recorder Gsac OF New
the Of snorng the a~ Of LOUISIANA requiring
mpronnsot Of Free Negroes arriving vessels en'sas that
port departure the vessel Capt Porter claims eremP
ground that the Geos nsona vessel undsr osrs
Ssy and subject TO The order. OF the Secretary navy
Gsno the advice OF the Drct Attorney doe not
ccsus the cam exemption but account Of the Georgia beng
rssdy for consents defer the OF the wssats nevshs
Capt Porter that upon the return Of The Georgia TO
that pott hs must execute the law
The following Is an extract from the written opinion OF
Mr. NJ NJ. Res nolds District Attorney IN NewOrleanss
not Consider the steamship Georgia coming under the ess
beougrg Govsuuslt bat look her Ordinary
merchant having the acts OF Congress on the saees Do
lore ne am uns5s 10 60 i0to particulars
Of the exception and imperative With 70
prohibition OF the Importation Of les aud sat
that declared Illegal unconstitutional BY the highest ubena
Courts Of inferior urspdsncs bound
suorcs The question before OF vast import
doctrine hos far States esss or thar
protection the tcctrns Of stats rights involved Oar
" les,s for potectcn sEd law 60 creep
regarding Government employees they area ssnsss
N sht negroes b smybyaj 10 arry nails
throughout the State Night Government also, the soctnas
be TIED Of free laval sssss
aood the whole southern country wits free negroes Wse
vessels have right land 10 pors with
irss uesIoes o very doubtful question
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DEArH OF Mr. HALLowAY.-It becomes our
melancholy duty 10 announce 70 his friends and
his constituents the death Of the Hon. Ransom
Holloway. late = member Of the 3lst Congress
from the State Of New York. who died a. Mount
Pleasant, in Price Georges county, Maryland,
whittier he had gone On visit 70 bis wifes rela.
tons prior TO his return home, on the night Of
Sunday last the 9th iaat Of typhoid fever and in
aammstion of the bowels after an illness Of about
two weeks. We q EdertAnd bis remains viii be
taken 10 New-York for interment.
National InteIigencer, Tuesday.
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MnnnrR. ALnosr-A murder was committed

AUEDER, ALMOST "A murder was committed
r.su s.rsioea Wea1s-oEy tsht a. andsf iae oi-
c0s4 sarl th@ri OtrnE 80 iof-
- IL H. Estt hse- TEE 81 ~ d s.l>oa ~
5,tsa usu eppos hs Bach Heuss ~hsfs srf- sc'sa %
porsaa fu-f -hsfeuqoo Fl-r esi-fe-
80 h. con rsrnr ft- tr ~ % ttey o. Tee
- rs.d al short sa1cs shea F1-r ut u ga
80 shor Hsp-st h.re- es,s D. a1zs ez1s1E Is A
ts a burs aTr.+t-c, a1f sf--r u'f-r
~ co 1afios bllstcc "a 70 e~si a
r., u-er iYr- -su ~ A ~ ma
.,Cour Lssasy q Hsri1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

u The PLURALITY LAW OF MASSACHUSETTS,
has beer signed by the Governor, and Is therefore
alatc AS II was to take effect from and after its
passage, the elections held on Monday were the
first under the act Where there wss no choice
of Coperessmen on Monday, the next trial will
settle the matter. as then the candidates having
- lEKpresA
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% Tas.Ssy April g. BY Rev n LaeoIa. Raw a. JERRARD
q kensss, y AMANDA, daughter Of JAMES Esns ksgs
New Rocbsis. =
On TassSsy April By Rev. Dr. kcEhsy, WILLIAM A DE-
WITT Mss AsELIA DUSKIs daughter Of he late fsos Dss
kin. deceased, ell % ths csty.
Ga TBssssy ssrEon April By Rev W X stopod, Mr. sIcB
DAVIS, (Of The arm Of csssy Dsssl 70 Mss n.
AhAEDA yoap zsst dssxhsf Paul Josss. al q tho
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE DRuRY CAsE.-This case was again called
M Yesterday morning In the City Court and me De
fspdnpt Samuel Druty Sen wss formally srraigned By
the District Attorney and pleaded rot guilty to the ndc'
merit found against him. VIM o. Jenkins an important
witness not answering when called upon hs subpoena an
attachment was issUed upon which be was arrested AID
brought up In the afternoon, and bound over IN recogn
xspees Of 81 600 TO spPear Aoncay until which Sne
me cour,-ss Court Of Criminal Jurisdeuon-stand' sd-
iOurned
srABBING CAsE.--On Monday evening last
disturbance took psce IN grogshoP kept By Heofy Fer
susor in Raymond Tilsryss in which man named
Daniel o. Drseou severely stabbed in dinefea' paris
Of hi, person The landlord, his wife ard Thomas hoy
we're arrested OF wAIrs1, charging hen win beng me
ntincinal pNies.
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Raceipss nj Predncs.

By the Ere Railroad Tuesday. AprtI T.
lls psgs Butter boxes Cheese, 2ss bushels osas sss
Calves and zig sides Leather.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


r,,,.,.T,,.,n-open, q, i" Love IA a sszs'
SsS.. Open skresro h.ds' and Burssqus
s,,sps, ce.sea.s..-cornsr Of Broadway and r.snths.
s,O,,!s ao.sPs"osS. tn. Wa. Rom. Upper Italy
Hapssry Corner Broadway and wsksrst
SSs,.', P,.ss,..~ washington haI~opsn ~
Is,I.. H. IN Pc .,, mar
formsDess curosiues &c.
remP'"ne' B''e'0s0' se' KnessrS0's'r
Hal
TIE WEATHER On Sunday we experienced
the frat Of those delightful changes OF weather for
which April has been noted since the days
Noah. One moment all bright joyous sunshine, the
next, gloomy and dismal, with the big rain falling
on the pavement, and before you could raise your
"cotton protection" the sun would again be smil-
ing through the broken clouds, dsrting his rays
among the large drops pendant from the trees,
making them look like the diamonds Of "myl Ia
die" O,whsta happy time it was for the young
ducklings, and how they must have quacked forth
their delight as they Aoated over the sparkling
brooks that wind among the hills Of Old West
chester. We know not how many Of these
changes the silent night witnessed, but the dawn
of Monday wss as fair and bright as the face OF
young happy bride. In the morning, on the
Battery, with the green svard on the one side,-
on the other the brave barks dancing gsily over
che bright blue waves of the bay, their white
sails waiting them through the narrow outlet
In the. distant sea. In the midday through Broad
way, all alive with its moving thousands-the
beautiful, the pure, the proud, aide by side with
the squslid, the depraved and the sufering-al
these gave their setiDg pleasures and their last
Ing sorrows as we passed amid them in the sweet
sunshine of Monday. How like the contrast of
Broadway were yesterday and its immediate
predecessor-how the light and the beautiful
faded away and left US only the dark aud the dis
mal-the sun for the rain, the balmy breeze for
tie gusty storm.
PosT OFFICE STATISTICS We are indebted
to the City Postmaster for the following state
ment OF business transactions 10 bis Office during
the quarter ending March 81, viz: received by
ateamere-
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLICE.-A female
named Mary Mcdonald yesterday arrested charges
I'm stealing clothing and diamond pin valued a. 10
rom ire house Of Nj Hays In the Fourth ward sne
was held for examination -. ...,,,,-
goods knowing the same TO have been siolen. 49,
James Tonnelly alas Lamo Edw Tracy sls, - S
40, ana Thos Hsrn on MoEdsy everlng entered we soe
Of Dedrek Hoberdescheck corner OF Elghh ana Lewis
sis and called for liquor, which, wnen Iney A.
hre tnto their hoss face and commenced breaking ae
Gamers numbers sc. beating the grocer Feolsn
Int cerk m the store. hred pistol loaded YIN SEQ
mot Al Inc fellows ana Lsmb IN hs ara wnefenpon
the sner ran OF ard made bic escape to Ihe house o.
sipe Byery In Stanoust where he also broke ne
Te The others were by the Police and held TOT
examination -, 49,. F,nb
James Smith was arrested in porter house 10 tae NJ
Wand nj n O'Clock Yesterday morning. charger VIII ~
s.sault win an intent k Thos ,Csnn one OF hh oo
lie companions He'd foI examination -. ~.
Two men, named Owen Mu lhollsnd and Christ puIns
were taken into custody by officer Duty OF NE ro1.a
Ward charged with stealing qusnu OF esa NAoee -
$50 the properly o. chss Hilsooro, dong business
NsersI The accused were seen with portion OF Inc
stolen property In thetr possession Jusnce bohIVP CUM
unitted lat ia 10 prison for further eNsmnauon
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Mrs. JUDsoss REruRs.-Letters from Mssl.

that Mrs Jusson isays for castz January,
.sl for United Ensand Sons
Is Caut regard ADD ofhsr respect Tor The
husband rsse1 81
provide for her b. tbs most ss-ss osts
eOEiorsbs without increased tho
Missionary Uuon She will probably May .sdy Jsss.
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DEATH OF NorED ScAMP-Charles Leopold
alias half a. dozen other names who has made
much noise in the world as thief, died at
the PeniteDtiSry Hospital yesterday, of Small
Pox. He was under conviction for Grand Lar.
ceny, and there were four other indictments a.
sainst him for the same offsase.
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PosT OFFICE STATISTICS We are indebted
to the City Postmaster for the following state
ment OF business transactions 10 bis Office during
the quarter ending March 81, viz: received by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
TWURSDi .Ma@ ].

Tie Convention met pursuant to n adjournment
The journal of the preceding dav was read ana ~
proved
Mr.. CHAPMAN. move that The Convention re-
solyo itself into Committee of the VIII ole.
PUBLIC MEETING N MARSHALL eorSrf.
Mr.. MARTIN, Of Marshall. Will the genIifn'a"
withdraw his motion, as dcaire To present. some '''
lutionsi
The motion being WITHDRAWN .ho
Dir. MARTIN, Of alarsha. l hold in my hmm III, tII
proceedings OF Deeng III The county o. ia" on
upon the subject o. the basis OF representation ma.
only say that thrs meeting was composed Oh wv ,,e,
respectable citizens in my county, anu they hs ha
rights in sp rit that shows they arc in carcsl M hy
they are der .rmined 10 carry ont tn" ideas "h r;
here hold forth in these resolutions, not by WAY I'm
but by Way of assertion Of their rights ~ .oba
ask thai the proceedings be read and asi upon p'
n,ss MEETING.
The basis meeting convened nthc courthouse Ella n n
nla.a on Monday evening the ost inst ngFee a"a CIV
previous notice and organized ny Lewis
Price president and John Strawn, 'ahN nrcsiuent.
D.. Plrdy, John Bell. and lsaac iioge vI'. .or;os
and F. J.. Campbell AID James Airey SIWtJav Dr. G.
On morton, ". II. Oldham. r. G. HoilNA,r ror, an
c. Cans, Robert Alexander and Eli)' .,-s,n,ble an
nonted committee to draft and report rsnortcd
csolu,;ms for the action Of the meeting VINO md
the following which were prcsente" 10 u.
adopted: ra;ot,
Whereas A convention has been called D., DS nurp"se
Of tho citizens of this conmonwcllt b for tna rpy;n
of altering aud au,eudng the cons tuition anu pore re
the organic laws of the State No snirit Of the
nnbIican features in accordance. with the eP md
age and the institutions under which we I'VE his Com
Ireas We, portion OF the citizens OF and and adop
weal,h feel deep interest i'll the success .Sa. We do
ton Of the proposed rsrms and als .s,sm r OF the
,olenlv adhere To the treat political r,s,ed in
I1;,;,;; Hi of rights, That all power Is ',s'eo 49,
and Consequently derived from the people, .hs common mon
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.....,...S nj, sT.TIONERY.-Th The subscribers

.bu.snS AND STATION Eh ane 81 w No.,
IL o to Country Merchants and Others one o. s ncsI
49, rrr",;ed in Richmond. They are deermoed
1 S e res 2o ;saa 1 T. t"s sd II ya
!'a n,e@a ,sv ya.iety Of School Boohs Text Books
~, u n,ey- ve,y large stock Of FoolseaP and Lef,
t s,.r from s. upwards per Gull steel Pens Ma ae
% ,. and every u,hc. DESCRIPTION OF stationery u.-11
HS Ssho ra. Counting hoa Court Offices and Banks AL
o1, Of Bauk aed Memoranda Books for merch ad tu
e. Fagres CIaroneis, Bano Guitars ahd r MEIe sn
s ,sr u PSs ays and Hymn Books In;.:o.
sn Surveyors Com md Chains IN, ses ' spS
lea u!es The popular "oIss on We k ~
Ehic6 WI D. soio al a'l"ee'W KRIS & BHOTHER.
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cpE,T ATTRACTION AT NO. lO2.
READY MADE GIs92THiIENSGS SE sI4f6 OFF,
TIE sD Tss c Iass 1s for Winter
@ over t coais, C"aks ogas Sack Dress aud tso9G
Coat, Pants Vests Under Shirt and G G , ae sss M
; :l,ae:, sh''''' de5I KEEN, CHlLES q W
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
CADIZ TOWNSHIP.

Iu pursuance of the call of the central
committee, large number of the Democracy
met at the National House, to select delegates
to attend the county and senatorial conven-
lions. The meeting was well attended by
cur friends from the county. But one feel
ing seemed to pervade them, and that was,
the determination to do their whole duty, on
the sec nd Tuesday of October.
The meeting was organized by calling
JOSEPH REA, Esq, to the chair, and ap'
pointing WIN. A. GILES, Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been sta
ted by the President, it was
On motion
Resolved, That Robt. Alexander, Tuni
Hillegas and Joseph Haverfeld, be delegate
to the county convention.
Resolved, That Levi G. ForsytEe, Esq
and Arthur P, M'Nutt, be delegates to tn
Senatorial convention,
Resolved, That the delegate to the abov
conventions, have power to fill any vacanc.
which may occur in their numbers.
After an interchange of opinions on tn
various questions which now divide the tw
great politiaal parties, the meeting adjourn
ed ......
JOSEPH REA, President.
/ WM A. GILES Secretary
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sALE OF REAL ESTATE.

II IN SATURDAY the 2uth DAY oi SEpfEM-
Y IBER next. ~ | O'Clock, p. VI on the preini-
ses will be sold to he highest bidder. th follow
ling REAL ESTATE. as the property of Peter
Nup, late Of Harrison county. decensed. being
the Farm on which he lived. and contains two
hundred and Eurteen acres: Being the south
east quarter OF Section Seyen in Township Twelve
AMI in Range Five, containing one hundred and
sixty ncres. Also. the following described trics,
being Il part Of The wcs half Of the north-east
quarter section number twelve, md in Township
number ell ven, in Range member Eve; beginning
ior the same the south east canlcr ofeaid halt
iqnafter; thence west ten trches; thence north
lonr and one halt degrees west, one hutired
and fty-twO perches TO The Inr Of aid qunrter;
thence east twenty zone and eighttenIhs prrchCs;
theuce souih one hnnttred and fftY one and four
tenlhs perchcs the place of beginning, so as 10
contain 6tteen acres.
1 Also, the following tract or parcel OF land. be-
ling in the county and state aforesaid. icing
part OF the east half OF the north. east quarter of
ISectlon number twelve. o ownsip number
eleven. and Range number FIVE. and hegiHniRg
for thesame At the outn-west quarter OF 81 I'd half
qua, ter; thence east twenty perches to post;
thence north five and one quarter degrees. east
one hundred and fifty three perches to the line Of
said hall quarter; thence west thirty-two and
) one half perches TO post; thence south, along
{ the line Of said half quarter, one hundred and
fifty one and four-entbs perches TO the place OF
bcs inning, 40 as 10 contain twenty-five acres.
Also the following described t:nct OF parcel Of
land, being u part Of the southwest quarter Of
Section number one, in Township number twelve,
in Runge num'ier FIVE, and beginning for the same
at the Southwest corner of said Section; thence
north eighty mine degrees, east one hundred and
fourteen md one-ionrth perches 10 a posi- thence
' north hirty-nine degrees. west one hundred and
eighty and one-sixlh perches TO n post; thence
south one degree, east one hundre and forty per-
ches on sad Section line and the place ol begin
6 ming. and contains fifty acres-of oi which last
mentioned trnct OF land the said Peter Nupin his
Ille sold aud conveyed 10 Jacob Shilling BY Deed.
. lbearing date Murch 20. A. ID. 1885; the IOetea
and bounds of which particularly set forth IN
8 said Deed. Also, four acres more sold on the
), same tract by the said Nur, in his LIE time. to
lJacab Manheck. which Deed Of Conveyance
o bears date March 29th, A. D. 1885 the metes
n and bounds OF which are particularly set ioTth ~
sail Deed OF Conveyance
Terms Of sple---One third OF the purchase mon
ey to be paid to the Executor, at the contamination
Of the sale the ol,e-thrd in one year and the bni'
-noo IN two years from date, with interest an the
wnole amount from the dale Of sale until paid
! GEORGE SHAMBAUGH.
E anpo0-ts Executor of Petcr Mp, decd.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
Whig Ticket.

,1be Wing Convention which met in this
place on last Monday, and put in nomination
the following ticket:
Representative Marshall Mccall Q
franklin.
Probate Judge = John Knox, of Freeport
Clerk Samuel Nc Cormick, of Cadiz.
Prosecuting Attorney Allen 9. Turner
.,of cadiz.
Sheriff James Boyd, Of Cadiz.
TreasurerARezin j. Bennett, of Cadiz.
Commissioner John Car rich, of Shor
cFee1
Coroner Bazaeel Slemmons, Of cadiz
Director Of County Infrmary Benjamin
McFaddin, of Nottingham
So much for 50 much
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Democratic County Convention!

IL another column will be found the pro-
ceedings Of tie county convention which
meG ia rhis place on yesterday, the 26th inst
Che convention was largely attendcd-near,
II cycry township in the county being fully
represented. All came together, like gooc
anu Wue Democrats, for the purpose of ad
'Sncing Democratic principles in Harrison
county. They came together for the pur
pose of placing in nomination ticket worth.
.al the support of the people of this county
and tFey.succeeded in making one of tina
Kind,
The candidates are all well known to thf
people throughout the county. They arc
'knovnto be men that are honest, capable anc
f,itaiul. Each of them would fill the diff
fcrcns Offices for which they are nominated
with honor to themselves and credit to thei
supporters. They are all old and long triet
Democrats men Who have always labore'
to advance the good old cause that all Dem
soerats are united to perpetuate.
Democrats Of Harrison county, you have
your ticket before you--a ticket that yo'
ran all eheerfully and unitedly support
Then to work, and never cease your labor
until the election is over and the victory j
syon,
We have in Harrison county an underhan
fied opposition to contend with-one ths
..pares neither means nor measures to secur
success. With such opposition against u
there is no time for rest; but let every ma
be up and at the work, and have for h
Wateh-word-
Horsison County must and shall be redeerne
Want offoom compelsus to defer any fu
ther remarks for the present. Next wee
we shall speak more particularly Of our cal
.didates.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27

county, we haf with pride the announcement
Of the names Of Reuben Wood and William
Medill as standard bearers ef the Demsera-
cy of Ohio in the present campaign.
Resoleed, That we will give our united
support 70 the nominees Of the late Demo
cratic State convention. as men that are hon
est end capable and thSt We will use all bon
orable means to secure their election.
RESOLVED, That the candidates put in nom
ination to-day, should receive the support OF
the people of this county, and that we will
use all honorabls means to elect them both
individually and collectively.
Resolved, That the Central Committee Of
Harrison county be instructed to see that
the Democracy Of this county be so organi'
zed, as TO secure a full vote at the ensuing
fall election.
On motion of DR.. Conaway, it was uuani-
mously --.,
ResOlred, That we highly approve Of th'
manner in which "The Democratic Sentinel
and Harrison County Farmer" is now con
Quoted, and that we cheerfuly recommend
to to our fellow citizens as a good count,
paper, and one worthy the support of ever,
Democrat in Harrison county.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of thi
convention be published in the "Sentine
and Farmer"
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
HANCE DUNLAP, Chairman
E. CoNAwAY, Secretarg.