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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

In conclusion, We have only to- repeat the
recommendations contained in our circular
of the eth instant, to county committees.
l. Perfect your organization immediate
ly. In this way you learn what persons can
be reached by persuasion and what kind If
persuasion TO use, . y4 ts.4
II. Call into the field as many active. en-
ergetic Wings as you can, and assign to each.
one certain portion of your county, til7ths-
. county is provided for. Let each man bsr
held responsible for his own work, and SET
no one at it who cannot be depended upon.
So ends the last sad address of the ""Whig
State centrel committee" to the wings Of
Ohio. What great indaOement can be pre-
sented to any democrat. to nerve his arm
and change vigorously on the enemy from
now ill the polls are closed, than its simple
perusal. Can you for moment. harbor the
thought, that the whig parity are going to
let the great State Of Ohio cast her vote for
Frank Pierce, by default? II yoa do, let
US beg Of you. be Sndscsissd at ogse, No
No fraud will be too. dark aud dampilg for
perpetration. Il thereby, the chances Of
Scots election can be enhanced. No mig
representation can be too false and iniquitors
TO be grayely asserted. il thereby the
furious lashings Of the mighty wave Of
public indignation which has set againss
them, can be arerted. Arouse. nsmcerats.
and buckle on your armor.a Lei your bat
tlecrybe, PIERCE AND KING the UNION
and GLORIOUS VICTORY. Charge ppoa
the enemy from every bill top and valley
50 that "5ld Fuss will " % far behind In
the race that 20 one win DO lsn n give him
su0shsT .fps 10 lhs ssAgs. u glis s&a aa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
FOREWARNEp, be FOREARM
Yt ~ Ed.

Democrats Of Harrison county, we but as
sert the naked truth, when we say that the
msosl desperate effort which has ever been
made, is now being made by the allies Of
cold Fuss to carry this county BY an in.
creased majority for him Willing runners
have been sent out to canvass every town.
ship in the county, and at every nook to
bring out the entire uhig vote; and one Of
the discreditable means made use Of, is to
circulate the report that Ohio has not given
more than from 10 1000 majority and
this tesin tllsa faess0fllha laetMa vel knora
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
ElGmocrQts!

Doe:t ,iorsrs that peSt Tuesday IS The
great dsy of political banls. Have com
misies Of Denocgnts. ,y;ed and found faith'
fal ID e rne contests. at tbe Polls, fTom the
TING th,y are epsasd until they are elosrd
Look lo i,.ths. hofllsgal votes are admitted
cpd claim end demand your Just rights bold,
" and wi,lout feDr there is a democrat.
is voter in youE township who is net at the
polls by o'closS, witt na lnager for his
comiag, aUT GO AFTER HIM. Friends.
will You not do this much for The good o
the cause? Remember, il the democratic
vote is pcllcd a ,:glorious victory shall be
inscribed upon our hanuer-if it is not, we
may have to drink the bitter dregs of the
cup Of humljaiipg defeat. Do JorR Duty
no Y0UR DUTY. AMI all is well.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
" hy don't Meypwb'
IiSh the Record?

For the last eight or ten years, Gen Soott
mas been almost yearly publishing his Opin.
ions upon various matters Of national policy.
His opinions upon every important political
question are now matters Of record. WY
dsnttle wA;g press publish homs Isl pos
'slble that they are ashamed Of his silly lu.
|cubrations? Ifnot, again we say, why Gon'l
they publish the recod? What candidatea
----@----
&sT The once important question. ''Whe
threw that FIRST brick-bat last that struck
Billy Patterson" is now thrown into the
shade by alater one Of more Importance :
when did Scott locate that nsiIidy Asyluntf
Echo answers, where. If Gen. Wool Is to be
believed, he never said Military Asylum
once whiIe.he travelled with. him, ,unIessi il was
in his BRILLIANT efforts on the ssumr.
\ Ye Godsi nj little FISHES! "Let me mo-
burst with ignorara e''4-but answer- -leAer,
is the MILITARY ASYl UNI icca =ds@
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Democrats.

We point with upallryel pleasure to the
splendid results of the great political battles
which were fought on the second Tuesday
OK October. Noimparlial m N can doubt for
moment, that they Indicate with almost
uneerlUg certainty, the complete overthrow
Of thu whis parry On the seeopd OF Noyem'
Der. But when We say this; We take it for
granted that the usual democratic vote will
lAen BE- polled. Democrats need We tell you
that that is all that is necessary to elect
Frank Pierce BY a majority that viii ppt to
blush the majority of Harrison in l84o.
Shall this vote thpu be out, and victory
crown our efforts, or shall it through inlif-
CercRce Of neglect remain at home, and in
glorious defeat be our reward? We know
the response of every true democrat in the
county. We know thIt when victory is
within your grasp you will not suffer it to be
ignobly suatched foom you. Up, then and
at lhtm. Let no democrat remain at home,
but SEE 20 il, SEE TO IT Now, that every dem-
o0ratic vote in your township shall Ac de-
posted on the great day of battle,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

GTDont forget to send in the ret nins on
the night Of the election. Great anxiety viii
be felt in regard to the result and We do
hope that oar friends will send in the re-
tnFns without fail as soon as the votes are
sOnntsd, Surely our friends in the differ.
eat townships will be as anxious to know
tho result as we are.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

q
PROCLAIM 1T ALOUn. That Winl
field Scott, upon the showing Of the wbig
treasurer of the United States, in his official
report to the senate, stands changed with
So, ,BBS, 10 which have been received
by him. aud sslAhsld WITHOUT WARRANT OF
LAW.
Charge il boldly. That the same immao-
Rlate Winfield Scott, according to the ofici-
al report, has received the enormous snm Of
@S2,8Z3.6a, belonging TO the United
States. which he has utterly and contenitu'
ously refused to account for. ~
Keep IL before tic peeps, that NO man can
administer the government economic ally,
who has been in tile habit Of plundering the
treasury in the manner in which Gen: Scott
has.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Dsmocfafi0 Electoral Ticket,
s.sesEar Prssi,lsn:eilhe gsaiea States,
- FRANKLIN PIERCE,
.OfNew HampShire.
ss - For Vice President, ..l
WlLLiAM II, KING,
&C 4 I

a -
For Electors ef President and Nee Presijgp
Washington Mclean. Of Hamilton.
iiarnabgs Burns, OF Riehland, --
phaflss Rule. of Hamilton.
Granville w. Stokes, Of Warren.
=. Richard s. Cunningham. Of preble.
= Eaech g. Dial, Of Clayke. ....
Samuel II, Steedmap, Of Lucas.
- Charles ], oJton, Of Sandusky.
Joseph Kyle, Of Cgermont.
Frapeis Cleveland, of Scio;o.
William Palmer. Of Fayette,
peRjamia I. Johnson, Of Franklip.
lohn 3. Dumble, of Morrew.
William Golden. Of Athens.
Oliver Kcyser. Of Noble.
- Hugh ]. Iewett, ofMuskngum.
William Okey, Of Monroe. ...
Charles II. Kitchener, Of Tussarawas,
ChalkleyT, McArtor, Of Columbiana.
James Finley, Of Wayne.
Samuel D. Harris, gr., Of Portage.
Eli T. Wilder, of Lake
Elias ii. Hines, Of Eric.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
'tsing me that s rain again

We are, often asked what has become ol
the ."Seott and Graham Glee Club that but
AEw weeks since, WAS wont to make night
hideous with its Heaven save the mark, }
meiotleous laudations Of the srtat "soup
candidate" come, boys,
=, .'Music is the medicine Of EifeS
II cures our ills, it calms our STRIFE"
Will yon not favor US With another daay}
After being SO handsomely asked, can YOU
refuse, TO "Do THAT or THAT DAr?'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Death Of Daniel Webster.

Daniel Webster the great whg statesman
died at his residence in Marshle.d, Mass,
on the evening Of the 23rd inst. Thux has
tallen another great man from the country.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
IS.94S!!

The official table complete. will vary this
hu. few votes, and It is as liable to increase
as to diminish it.
Now, Democrats Of Ohio, you see the vic.
tory you have gained under adverse cireum-
stances in some portions Of. the State. Now
the field is clear. Our noble cause and can
didates, PIERCE and KaNa, "leads the col
umn;" push it on, and We can increase 1t to
$4,000 and oyer.-S Stdteaaaa. sil A
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
The Republican

0fthis week is filed with RoOrbacks, false.
hoods misrepresentation, DC, from begin
ming TO end. The article headed " Backed
out, IS a wiIfui, malicious. deliberate false
Aaak The reason why Mr.. Peppard wa,
not at the school house, Was fully explained
,to the nnslieacs, and not snes nei ther awhig
nor demoeratl considered ii shack out. -
HattpH is such q noted liar, that no prrsoH
believes him. not even ia spoliiicaP' conyer.
sasion. The article from the National Ira
about Cuba Positions of Scott and Pierce,
ira garhisd extract, and IIstton knew it 81
die time he pnbiishcd it, b ---- -----'
!. The Free S0ikrs lleu2h at his appea
v then, and consider the source IL came I
Those eggs and bricks throwed at the Office
df the sCIarion Of Freedom, IN CambYidgc
asAme Sohf or five years ago, would tell hard
+ sale on IIaGton. IL Ehey could only speak.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

GT We are under obligations 10 oar
friend, w. c. Castor, Esq, for assisting us
this week in our editorial departr ent We
have been oyefburdened with job work,
henes the necessity Of having help.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

to those honest gentlemen that the State has
given over 10, 900 democratic majority. You
know then, democrats, the effort that is be-
ing made against you. Awake from your
lethargy and countcract i. Let every DEM
ocrat appoint himself special committee
man of one to see that every democrat in his
neighborhood is out. Need we t:ll you
friends, that If this is not done we viii be
ignobly defeated; and if it is done, glorious
victory will perch upon the time honored
banners of the party. Again we say, FORE
WARNED BE FOREARMED."
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Democratic Meeting,

-..M.ssrs. Peppard and Goston will address
che Democracy Of Green township, on next
Monday evening. November |, at the six
Corner School House. Turn out every body
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

no hope of earring Ohio, and those who do
are but another illustration Of the odd saying
--"whom the Gods wish to destroy. They
first make mad" THE di is cast-the
handwriting is upon the wall, and he indeed
must be blind who does not read in it tbs
political death warrant Of Scot and his mon
grel forces. t-.v.f
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

BET Look out for all kinds Of RQaEbacks,
sraSdss &c., between new and the election,
Believe not word OF them.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
For President of the United States,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OfNew Hampshire.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM II. KING,
Of l,I,r,.,
Of Alabama

For Electors Of President and Vice President
Washington Mclean, Of Hamilton.
B!rnabus Burns, of Richland.
Charles Rule, OF Hamilton. anma@
Granville w. Stokes, of Warren.
Richard s. Cunningham, of Prcblo
Enoch e. Dial, of Clarke.
Samuel H. Steedman, of Lucas.
Charles J. Orton, of Slndlsky.
Joseph Kyle, of Clermont.
Francis Cleveland, of Scioto.
William Palmer, Of Fayette.
Benjamin +, Johnson, Of Franklin,
John B. Dumhle, Of Morrow.
William Golden, OF Athens.
Oliver Keyscr, of Noble.
. Hugh J. Jewett, of MuskingLm.
William Okey, Of Monroe.
Charles II. Kitchener, Of Tuscarswas.
Chalkley L. McArtor, Of Columbsna.
James Finley, of Wayne.
Samuel D. Harris, Jr., of Portage.
Xii I. Wilder, Of Lake.
Elias Ii. Haines, of Erie.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Free. Democratic Ticket.
For President of the United States.
JOHN P. HALE,
OF New Hampshire. at
For Vice President,
GEORGE w. JULIAN,
Of Indiana,

For Electors OF President and Vice President
Leicester King, . 7f
Austin A. Guthrie, &
Albert Lewis, a.s s8r3tk
Amos Moore, SCI ta&
Stephen E. Giffen, e
Richard BrandriH, ~
John Paul, ~
Thomas McCague, ger
Joshua Martin,
Obed Horr,
Joseph Jackson. al
Hugh S Fullerton,
Julius A. Bingham. "a
Edwin G. Wright,
Allen Mcneil,
Phiemon Bliss.
Mathias Collier.
David Patmans Jun, sr7is
William Stse&, tfag aa
Sylvester H. Thompson, gar,
John P. Converse
Robert W. Taylog,
s Thomas George.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

RE- Last weeks Republican contains
come things which We shall probably notice
iR our next. -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

R1y- The question is asked whether we,
the Wings Of Ohio, expectto carry the State
for Scott, against the result Of last Tuesday
We answer, emphatically, YESl We kon~
that many thousands will vote for Scott who
voted against US then, asie 4.
We clip the above precious morsal from
the O. S. Journal, of Oct. 18th. "IIey did
die diddle, the cats in the fiddle" Hurrah!
for ''Soup" and the redobtable hero Of "Fuss
and Feathers" We think that Bascon,
following in the wake Of his distinguished
leader, is certainly b ecoming fired with in
diguation." Hold your hcrses--take of
your hat and stay bit. But what caps the
climax is the reason assigned. "We kaOg
that 1aany democrats will vote for Scott" /"
And pray why should any democrat vote for
Scott? Ks it because of his advocacy Of 0
National Bank sofa distribution of the pro-
cesds Of the Public Lands-of . prohibilory
Tarif--or Of that dearest bantling Of mod
ern whiggcry, the Bankrupt Law? Are these
the reasonss And if not these ~ it because
Of his unjust, iliberal and narrow minded
Views in regard to foreigners--or j. i be-
cause he has SO far prostituted the high po-
sitiOn which he now holds IS Commander
in chief Of the American Army, as to stroll
about the country, showing himself from the
balconies Of hotels, and delivering speeches
intended to catch the foreign vote. which
would be a disgrace to the 6rst effort of q
school boy Of 6ftsen2 VI.
ssssT The truth is intslIigsnss Ehigsu srtsrtaiin
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Examine yOWr Tick.
ct before yOsG cote.

Gg-Look out for fraudulent tickets. The
whig party, rendered desperate by defeat
will resort to any means TO carry this elec-
tion. Tickets of this sort were circulated
in Columbiana county to defeat our candi-
date for Congress. Again we say. BEWARE
BEWARE Look we'll to your ballot before
You deposit it, and see that it reads thus.
Democratic Electoral Ticket.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

~ Gov, shannon. delivered an able ad
dress ID the Court House last evening. to !
large concoarss Of tIlo nsmacracy of liar
rLsun eonHtf.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

The above table contains The returns from
al. the counties of the State except Adams
aud Brown, the larger portion of them being
official. They foot up US follows:
Caldwell, democratic majority. SO,729
HAYNES. whig majority, 1874
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Pennsylvania,
sALL HoAKL!

We this morning give official returns and
report majorities from every county in Penn
sylvania, with the exception of Mexican and
Tioga, and we find that the footings up are
as follows:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Scott O,e The Stamp.

For the first time in the history Of ou
government, the American people have be
held the humiiating spectacle, candidate
for tie first Office in their gift htrolling about
the country, attempting a triumphal tour,
and begging in most piIeous strains for
votes, from the c alconies Of hotels and decks
of Steamboats, Scots military glory having
signally failed to arouse any enthusiasm,
the 'Picture Book" filed with tales which
find no parallel except in the arabian
Nights entertainment" having become a
stink in the nostrils Of all sensible men; the
leaders in caucus assembled, as the last re-
sort. sent cold Fuss" himself to the Wss',
with a lie in his mouth, 10 b.d for foreign
votes. IAat military asylum, which he did
not come to the West to locate, has indeed
been the means of exhibiting him in rdic-
ulous light to a discriminating people. 1t
is rot often that candidates for presidential
honors render themselves contemplate and
ridiculous by their public speeches, When
our readers are informed that Gen. Scott
has teep presented to the American people
by the wing press and stumpers, not only as
gallant soldier but also as profonnd schol-
ar, distinguished civilian, and accomplished
Orator, they will be prepared to appreciate
the following extract from some of his most
brilliant Efforts. At Columbus we find him
giving vent to the following language
language fit only to be heard in brothels on
gambling bells, "Itis a ltc-it is an infa-
nous + lsehood-it is lie, and nothing but
\ lie. I see before me old men and young
men. see lawyers before me, and yoa see
sme much exeitcd.'' Shades Of DemOsthenss
and Cicero, is there not danger that EIo-
nuencc will leave the world when Gen. Scott
E'pegs out" When attending an Agricul-
Iural Fair at Paris Ky, we find him con1pIl'
nenting that gallant state as being great
n the raising of horses, great in the raising
bf Ca2.e, and greater still in the raising Of
men and women" Is ii not wonderful that
THE General forgot that she is particularly
NOTED for the raising Of n'l1es' But We has
item to present specimen Of his eloqHshee,
which will put to shame the loftiest passage
that can be selected from those efforts which
ihaye clothed Demos!henes with enduring
Immortality.
4 AT Carlton, KY, we behold him, swelled
inigh to bursting with mighty thoughts,
Agravely delivering himself Of the following.
I1y Gountrmsen' for the first time in my
life, you have caught me with my dreeches
dorm" Why quote farther? What intel
ligent man can behold the ridiculous far,s
which he has enacted, and not turn sickened
Il and disguised from the sight.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
Democratic majority,

Democratic majority, 1898
Estimating Brown at 500, and Adams at
$50, from which, we think, they will not
vary much, ii makes the democratic nlajori-
-, l., tba State L q ..-.-. "a. f. q. a. tH
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
sT ATEs TRAT HAYE SPoKEN!

"scoT1 LRADa THE CloLrAS," 4.
Vermont. @Piuralisy .sa~@F.a s9o0sa
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deux tiers des membres elus dams chaque Charnbre
il sera nsere procesyerbal avec lie vote par ou Ell
par nor ct e ecr6tare dEtat lie era pubIier en- an
2Ias ct en- francais trois mos l1ection gene
ra'e des Representants a Ia Legislature, dams un
journal moins dams toutes les paroisses de pEtat
on il Sc public journal. L'an,endement ainsi
propose sera ensuite soumis peuple relection
gensfale suivante ct sill est approuve ct rattle par
Ia nalorite des tlecteurs il era das lors parte de la
Constitution. III plusieurs amendments sont propo-
sea en- meme temps lis seront sournis an eupe De
manere ce que les 6lecteurs puissen voter pour on
contre chaque amendment sGparkmant
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MEDICAL.
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