The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

fany> The following persons are The lneor-
paratofs:
Mescs RI odcs. j. Field, Hugh McNeely,
J NJ MoConahey, Alex. Uranium, An
drew Griibb, S. A. Junkins, A. Wells. VIM.
Wallace, w. w. Holloway, Zac. Bell, D. Z.
Howell, W. B. Dunlesy, John Allison, n
Iheaksr, !. G. Theaker, Amos S, Osborne,
i. A. Fabes, Wm. Stewart, james G. Tay-
lor, Gejtge Chatiock. John G. Afficek, j.
Gill, Rpbert A. Harden, CriSpan 0gleby.
T.. Slrce the above was written We have
resolved their advertisement, which will 20
I,,und in another column.
3 Here followsthc company's advertisement.
NOTICE.
Is hereby given, that Books Tor SabScrip-
ton 10 the Capital Stock Of zine Western
Rail Road Company" road connecting
Bridgeport in Belmopt county with the Steu-
bensille and Indiana X, K, at point near
Co.kocton, will he opened at Wheeling. Va,
bridgeport. ST. CIarisyille, Cniontown, and
Flushing. Belmont CO.. Freeport, Harrison
CO., and West Chester, Tuscarawas co., On
SATURDAY, the 10th of Oct next.
W. II. HOLLOWAY,
CRtSPAN OGLEBY,
MOSES RHODES
THOMAS G. TLlEAKER,
j. NJ. McCONAHEl.
Bridgeport Sept, u, 1859.
.ABoUT RIGHT. The New York Herald
bits the nail on the head, in the following
extract, and expresses the views of vast
majority Of the people of this country. as the
election in November will undoubtedly prove:
We have tried the Nhig party for the last
four years, and know that they are a self h
isrambhng, unprogressive party, unsuited
TO this country, or the go ahead principles
Of orr people. We want, therefore, to see
ihs Democratic party in power, from stem
10 stern-Grom President in the White House
down 10 page in Congress--for atlrast the
next term ii Office, believing that their gen
eral policy is more eongenal with the spirit
& The people of this country, and more adap-
ted to extend our limits. our growth, power
and influence, over the world, than the IT,
mid. atand-stil policy of the present order
OF fwhiSs, Tie Democratic party have shown
themselves to posses more Of the old Roman
spirits Of growth and progress than the wings
have ever done; and it is only by this spir-
it that thu Union can be preserved intact,
and the abolitionIsts be entirely swamped l.
put down during all future time:
Eg-The wings IN Boston are smazcd at
th. audacity OF the democracy. They don't
know whatto make CT the large and cnthu.
aiastic meetings so frequently held here.
They 90 to bed at night with numbering
cheers for Pierce and King" ringing in
their ears, and they are awakened at an
emily hour in the morning by spiFit,stirring
music accompanying hundreds Of the democ-
racy 10 some grand jubilee to be held out Of
town. The wings OF Boston are paralyzed
dead; the democrats alive and kicking.
like Young colts in a field Of clover. What
has caused this wondrous change? fittings
i,o on at this rate much longer. it will be-
come fashionable to be democratic, and then
good by to Boston whiggery, forever and a
day Boston Daily 7imes
Worthy of Notice,
tits worthy Of none that twenty-seven of
:hdthirty-onc States are at present demc-
cratic.
That the latest elections in the sev'raI
States given q democratic majority in con-
greSs af ager 60.
That the popular vote at the same cleo
tions, indicates 4 democratic majority of over
eO0o00.
That IL the democrats had been as well
united ID 1873 as they are now, they would
have eaFricd The three great States by an
aggregate majority Of nearly 10000.
That the Democratic party ID united 10 a
nian'upon tic be'nominees. And,
Thn THE whgs. weak st the start, are
reduced still weaker by The most unexam,
pied detection ID their ranks, the Union
These things are worthy Of note. When
you catch a'Scott man in ! state of inordi.
nate imitation Just remind him Of them.
Wing Courtship Of Free Soilers.
Mr., Giddings in reply to the wllig court
ships fpf free soil votes, thus ''speaks out in
m, eting:'
"But ask what has the whig party done
20 merit olir confidence? The present whig
administration has done more TO extend AMI
perpetuate slavery and the slave trade than
any nspoeralic administration ever did -
They have brought upon Us the inf f,mous
Fugitive law and they now stand pledged :
q eselnise It. They have sqaaadred more
funds IL 0alphin claims tlian perhaps all al.
isliistratlvns chat have gono before il, and
are now advocating the same policy OF the /
.Denlpefisls. making no material issue what
esef Mlth that party. And they ask Ere
soileFs Y give them the opportunity to con.
inue liais power To squander the National
ttsasure upon its faymites. to maintain sla-
very and The slave trade, and carry out the \
ayowssl policy If sreF6iAing the influence OF
~ ysreFnT mt TO oppose. degrade and bru-
talize mankind for years longer
II i very probable thai ths wings thought
ssleh chArActea as Nr. tiiddings rivls
gives theh would be . Recommend slicn fur
voted Tidy count the rianes of success,
u prapoFtisn % the chances thsy otfet tur
Wuius III aa .. ss lA
Z I4EARS sauR LEaaok. fh4 WiIn:a -s,;;;,.
n. Is C9mmsfElal II kRding whiW ps 3er.
faat lhe Fseynt *lsgsioa il that STATE
was tte dTsk lsss ID nf S,ost' nomination.
Ile sseosa lesson, i toiisiaaes, VIII b rsad
u November. ~
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