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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
Tag Payers Of Harrison Comfy,

ohCt I tLOIutES
Tax Payers Of Harrison Comfy,
BEAR IN MIND illat on the 1st day, OF
June, 1848, there was in the treasury of your
county the neat little sum of ONE THOU
SAND FOUR HUNDRED, AND SEVEN.
'TY-FIVE DOLLARS AND SIXTY-TWO
AND A HALF CENTS of county funds.
BEAR IN MIND, that on the lst day ol
1859, tie county fund of your treasury wa.
exhausted, and lacked some TWO THOU.
SAND DOLLARS Of meeting the liabilities
Of your county.
BEAR IN MIND, that your taxes viii
have to beincrsased to meet this wasteless
expenditure of nearly FOUR THOUSAND
DOLLARS. a. "
BEAR IN MIND, that On all orders
against the county qnredeemed, your taxes
will have to be increased to meet the interest
accumuTating on them. #'#'
BEAR IN MIND, that this deplorable
state Of affairs has been brought about by
the Commissioners Of your county. w..
Rear IN MIND, that these same Com.
mlssioners are all wings, and have not look
ed we'll to the interest of the county.
BEAR IN MIND, that the facts stated
above can all be proved from the Auditor
and Treasurer's books of your county, and
no whig dare not deny them. Also
BEAR IN MIND, that these same whio
gentlemen have themselves and through the
Republican raised a great hue and cry about
the increase of your taxes when the real
cause, is their own wasteful extravaganza.
BEAR IN MIND, that the only way to
have fair and just system Of taxation, is
TO have Commissioners who will see to the
interests of their constituents.
Mechanics Of Harrison County,
Your interests 'haye been shametulIy me-
elected by the Wing Commissioners of this
county. Some tancs since an advertisement
was published in both the county papers, sta
ting that bids would be received until such
2 day, for the building of new office for
the Probate Judge Of Harrison COUNTY. Bids
were handed in, ard on the day appointed
tor opening them, when the mechanics who
had handed in bids, went TO the Auditors
office to see who had put in the lowest BID
and who had the job, they were told that the
result would not be announced until the next
morning. What do you think mechanics Of
Harrison county, transpired during that
time and the next morning? Why ths bids
were opened, and certain whig merchant
Of this place, who had put in bid, and whose
bid was higher than some others, was al
lowed the exclusive priyilge Of examining the
bids. After he had examined them, he was
allowed to hand in a lower bid and thereby
secure the job. What do you think, of this
kind Of business, mechanics of Harrison
county. viii you vote for men for Com
missioners, who w;ll thus disregard your in
Itcrests, and throw al their influence in favor
Iof rich merchant, who can make hand some
profit out of the job, without doing any of the
labor. Vote for men who will treat YOU as
mechanics should be treated, and who arc
the mechanics friends, and men, who, when
bids are handed in, will snnouce the resyl
without letting rich merchant lave chance
Of pattingin another bid. teH Y
Bring in tho Returns.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06

One Of the smallest things that we have
heard Of for some time, came off at Ffeeport
in this county, few days since HandbiIs
were put up on last Saturday week announ-
cling that Democrats meeting would be
held IN that place on the evening Of the End
inst. To counteract the influence this meet
ing might have upon their party, some piouS
wings concluded that it would be well enough
to have religious meeting on the evening
of the ed inst On the Sabbath previous to
the I'd inst, it was announced from the
stand that there would be preaching in the
NJ. +. Church Of that place on the 2l inst,
and ii the regular circuit preacher (who by
the by is very excellent man, did not fill
the appointment, one Of those pious gentle
men would do it. We will venture the pre-
diction, that if a whig meeting had been ap-
pointed in that place, we should not have
heard tell of a religious meeting been ap.
pointed on the same evening by those pious
gentlemen. A majority Of the citizens, how
ever, thought that "there was u time for all
things" and that they would attend the
Democratic meeting, and they did SO; and
an excellent meeting they had.
We have read somewhere of certain set
of people "who wear the livery of heaven to
serve the devil in, and we do not know but
that it woE!d apply to those same pious
wings abo1t Ficeport. We do not wish to
be understood as casting any opprobium up
on the Methodist Church, for it is church
that we very much respect, and church
that we were reared ia, but we only wish to
show how little some people can make them
selves when dirty action is to be done.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
The TaIlest Pals il this Towr

The Tallcst Pals in this Town
Tho Democracy ot'Cadiz town'
ship went 10 work on last Monday,
and raisad a beautiful Hickory Pole
t4O fyet high from tho ground. On
las top HGats tho names ofour gallant
standard hearers, Pierce and King,
and there they will remain untithey
are trilfnphandy elected President
and Yico President Of the United
states. IInrrah for Pierce and Hing
I.eths 10 our duty in Harrison cOun-
If and aIlwill bo well.
Gg- Egsry DeplocratM harrison county
shouII maze i bis business II be ~ the polls
% rsrt Taesday uafoirg. and tlien seeI
shat bis neighboF II iasfa to.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
DEN 0CRATIG MEETINGS !


VIII address the people Of Harrison County,
a; the following times and places: ...
A, Jefferson, Saturday, October ., at 2 o.
clock. ?. NJ
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06

The CAdiz Rank, with a capital of one
hundred thousand dollars, is charged with
as much tax, lacking oqe dollar seoen cents
and .Jf9e mills, under the new Locofoco tax
law. as all other taxable property, real and
personal, in the corporation of Cadiz.-Rc-
publican.
GD-Had every person in the corporation
Of Cadiz been like the editor of the Repub-
lican, there would not have been a hundred
thousand dollars worth of taxable property
in the corporation. He refused to let the
assessor know how much he was worth, and
his whole property was only put down at
$3.50, while he lis actually worth thousands.
Some persons refused to swear to how much
they were worth, conscientiously and honest
ley but he only refused to swear to save
paying his just amount of tax, for whig
editor has no conscience. Is not man like
him, pretty thing to talk about taxes, tax
laws, DC? The Cadiz bank gave in to
the assessor 1895, 900 worth Of taxable prop
erty, and swore TO it too, while the editor
of the Republican would not give in what
he isworth. Ifthe bank has 1895, 900 worth
of taxable property, has it not justas much
right to pay its tax on that as the poor wild
ow woman with her $100 worth? Answer
that, ye narrow'hearted souls that would do
any thing to shield the banks. The banks
are taxed fairly, and sare the people, whig
editors, lying pamphlets, electioneering doc.
uments, &c. to the contrary notwithstanding,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
Eor the Sentinel.
Cadiz, Wednesday, September %.
Cadiz, Oct. 4, 1852.

Cadiz, Wednesday, September 90.
To TIE Enron OF THE SENTINEL:
| notice in the Republican Of to-day,
statement by the editor that it is currently
reported and generally believed, that have
bolted and refuse my support to Franklin
Pierce, because ! consider him unfit for the
important post for which he has been nom-
mated. This rerort, (if there is such ii re-
portin circulation) is untrue. ! consider
the triumph of the Democratic principles
and policy over the principles and policy or
the Wing party essential to the welfare and
prosperity of our country, and Franklin
Pierce shall receive my hearty support
SAMUEL G. PEPPARD.
TIE WAY TO QUIET CnLDERN.--:A whig
was telling us the other day, new plan
that he had taken to quiet his children when
they became cross, and he said it worked
10 charm, What do you think the plan
was, reader? Just simply to give them
one IF the pictorial lives Of Gen. Scott, that
are now being circulated by the whig party
in this county.
1t is said that whenever either Bingham,
Rowles, TURNER, Nc Call, Shotwell, Scott,
Wood or McMath are seen out in the conn-
try, the children are all out following out,
"there comes the man that has the pic
ture books. Wont you give me one sir
They are SO funny that ! like to read them,
and the pictures are so pretty. Now do
give me one Nanny wants one to give to
the baby to keep it quiet. Do give me one,
sir, Wont you? Do" 1t is said that they
often mutter to themselves. "blamr the
young ones"
Gg- That speech Ct Gov. Turner's in
Green township on last Saturday night was
sorne. We heard 9 whis remark, chat the
man that could not beat it, had better stay
lat home" The Governor is Prosecuting
Attorney of this county. The same man
that put this county last spring to several
hundred dollars expense, by drawing up a
liquor indictment that was quashed by the
Court, Such Prosecutor--and such a
stumperl Is there any more such in Har-
rison county? Trot them out.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06

PIous WoRK.-T see leaders, rulers and
elders Of churches circulating lying election.
eering documents. We have some such in
Cadiz. Let the people beware Of these hyp-
ocrites and their documents too.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
II is a Fact,

That the whig party have now as their
candidate for the Presidency, one of the most
prominent officers in the Mexican war-a
man whom the Western Star, Wing paper
publiscd at Lebanon, Ohio, styled THE
CHIEF MEXICAN BUTCHER IN A
LAND PIRATE WAR;" AMI that they are
urging his claims to the Chief Magistracy
of the Union, upon the ground of his Military
service performed in that war.
It is a Fact,
That the Wing party, prior to the last
Presidential election, denounced the then
existing Democratic Adminstration-th
average anual expenditure of which, inclu-
ding the costs of the Mexican war, was only
S43, ,897,9l6 51-as an cxtravagant, waste
full and corrupt Administration; and pledged
themselves, that if they shoule be intrusted
with power, they would "reform abuses. /"
and practice d system ofmost rigid economy
in the public expenditures.
It is a Fact,
That the Wing party, under the pressn.
Wing Administration, have increased the
anual expenditures of the Covernm ent, to
the enormus and unprecedented sum Of IS,
442, ,48l 00-:hat they, by their Galphinism,
their GArdenism, their Crawfordism and their
Corwiniam, have plnndered the National
Treasury of MILLIONS of dollars; and that
this Administration has pres ented scene
Of extravaganza, peculation, $ winding, rob-
cry and corruption which finds. no parallel in
the history of this Nation.
It is a Fact,
That the Whig party, in the present Pres
idential canvass, are advocating the re-en-
actment of the odious "Black Tariff Of
l842, to rob the people and enrich few
purse proud manufacture rs-a measure
which experience proved to be unequal, un-
just and oppressive, and the repeal of which
was demanded by the voice OF the freemen
of the Uni on
It ia q Fact,
That the Wing party are now supporting.
as their candidate for The Vice Presidency
for the second Office in the Gift Of the
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
Bring in tho Returns.

Will our friends in the different town
slips see that returns of the election in each
township are broughtto Cadiz on next Tues
day night? Bring them along, whether good
or bad. .a= 'ts
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06

In front Of the Cadiz Hotel is tall Scott
pole, Republican.
EETbe above is news to the citizens Of
Cadn. Can't you tell another whopper
ike the above, Richard? Keep on, you will
have your hand in after a while.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
he People 6 the Peoples Rights
DEHoCRATIC TICKET.
Senatorial Electors.
Of -4.aDGma,

WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Hamilton
hARSABUS BURNS, Of Richlaud.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06

- .Fca CrEGEEse,
ANDREW STUART, Of jefferson county.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06
It ia q Fact,

That the Wing party are now supporting.
as their candidate for The Vice Presidency
for the second office in the gift Of the
American people--a man who voted against
the Tariff of l842. as shown by record.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-06

UT The Pierce and King pole in front O.
BealPs Drug store, is the prettiest pole in
these diggins; and the name Of PIER CE
and KING floats from it, Hatton's lies
to the contrary, notwithstanding.
GTWho fayors the rich in Harrison coun-
ty? The whig commissioners. PRooF.--
Look at the letting out Of tho Probate Office
Mechanics, remember these men. -.
ED~The meetings attended by Mr. Bing-
ham last week at Deersville and Uhnphs-
vile were large and enthusiastic --Hsra5-
kicon.
GTMr. Bingham must have felt quite
enthusiastic down at Deersyille, about the
time Mr.. Hanna was replying to him. Won-
der ifhe viii So there again and try tog Sc
Free Soil votes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

ing. the stock is giving out and the people are
travel-worn. Our apprehensions OF great des-
tituton suffering and death are most painfully
>,rtn- hened by everything we hear from the
plains. Thousands viii inevitably perish, un-
les the people oil California send out adequate
relief.
No intelligence has been received from the
relief trlin which left Sacramento !. shor, time
since. FOR TIE Succcr Of such OF the emf grants
as may have arrived the confines u the
state, il: destitute circumstances
y terrible iraScdy was enacted on the Plains
near Bear river L occurred hctwecn TWO
brothers in law, Rea~le, and Beal The par
ties agreed on u seanaration. and Bea>lev got
the weaker team an had sick man in his wag
on. Immediately after the division. ne htched
up his team and proceeded on his journey, leav
ins Real at Green river. In few hours after,
Beal started. and in the course Il the day over
took Beaselv on a HILL whore he had stopped 70
rest his mules. The former turned out Of the
road ana passed bv-the latter asking hin, ii i
We're his intention 10 leave him Beaslc, with
the >lrn man. Upon Bral's giving answer IN
the affirmative. Bca>rv stepped to the front nt
the wagon drew out his lille, and deliberately
shot him down killing him Instantly. \ large
tram came up about tins time, and stopped and
buried the murdered man. Rea>lty was tried
found guilty.. and shot the next morning Both
We're from kentucky.
y similar ira 9rlv was witnessed on board
British ship hound 70 this port. called the Sia-
monta. One OF the passengers requested
another 10 pass Inn cup or jus. and, on his
refusing 10 comply, presented i IL, Oliver and
shot INN dead The murderer was at once
seized by number OF the passengers. and in
less th1n 1--WE minutes was dam cling BY the neck
from the fore yard arm.
In consequence Of ;hc II II state Of the wa.
tiers in the Interior rivers, caused by the melting
of the shows 8f the Sierra Nevada nlininr i
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Additional California News.

Condensed from Correspondence Of the Herald
The new papers are in sad condition for
want of paper. Every Journal in the State
has been forced TO appear in wrapping and col
ored paper Of various kinds. Bu: this is not
ALL The wrapping paper is nearly exhausted.
and unless some comes to hand very soon. ii is
likely some of the presses will be compelled to
suspend publication entirely. There is some
expected every day and the persons to whom
It IS consigned ask the moderate price OF from
fifteen to seventeen dollars per rean.
Tie democrats Of this State held their State
Convention for the nomination Of Presidential
Electors Judges of the Supreme Court two
members Of Congress and Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court, on the goth ult., at Benicia y
usual, there was a great deal Of wrangIinc bur
~ pistols were used
The tickets looked upon as rather weak
and doubts are entertained Of is success
vii give your readers an ms .ht into the poll
tics Of this Safe Of these DAYS. They are
rather crooked, and are not understood in New
York
The overland irmi grafton hv the vav Of the
plains has commen"e coming in. By the ar
rival Of a party az ken-uck4nS a few dav.
since. informed thai a much l:rrer NUN
Der of the nirran.s ara boIn TO Ore ron thu
has been supposed Many who started for thi,
Safe have changed their minds and are going C
Oregon. i vast majority Of the stock on the
road are horned cattle we are informed and
had lost. in short time seventh out of one
hundred head of oxen, and had only reached
, Green river. The grass is rapidly disappear
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

DAYTON AND WESTERN RAILwAr.-At a meet
ing of the stockholders Of this Company. held
yesterday. the following gentlemen were cleo
ted Directors for the ensuing year:
Henry l.. Brown. J. D. Phillips. V. Winters.
Jonathan Har>hman, John Rench. F. Gebhart.
r w Steele. T. a. Phillips, T. Z. Lowe. II.
Nantuyl Seth Cook, Is. NJ Walker ard ID. Hiy
gins.
Henry l.. Brown was unanimously reelected
President Rob't. w. Steele Secretary, and V.
Winters Treasurer.
The agreement enterered into nv the Board
with the Indiana Central Railway Company.
consolidating the two Companies. the CONSOLE
da,ion 10 take effect the completion of the
roads. was presented TO the stockholders, and
unanimously ratified and confirmed Dayton
Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
Speeches on Saturday Last.

-Mssrs. W (aty anil UItght, addressed a
crowded house on Saturday last, in this place.
The present incumbent of the Gubcrnatorial
chair, opened in speech of one hour; and such
n speech, we never expected TO hear from that
complasant gentleman. 1t full of bonn
bast and bragadocia. Hi, first essay to
impress his hearers with the Importance of cul-
tivatng higher spirit of State pride. His ar
gumcnt that it made but little difference to
the people, who is President of the United
States, who is member of ConTress--but
all have great, an indiscribablc interest in who
shall be Governor The inference IS that the
iustrious men who have filled the Prc>iIcn-
tial chair and given tone and dignity to the
American Government throug hout the world
that the long list of sessions of Congress, com
posed of the greatest minds, the most lllustrious
statesmen country has known-that all
their acts which have given protection to our
flag upon every sea-has driven invasion from
our soil by their creation Of armies and the or
ganization Of a navy, are all things Of perfect
indifference in comparison with the labors OF
Joseph A. Wright Governor of Indiana
He urged the people to build up the domestic
institutions Of our State--to place tie manu-
facturer along side of the producer, and let the
General Government take care Of itself. Beau
tiful logic, to come from Governor Congress
establishes free f-0ie with the capital and pau
per labor of England and the balance OF
Europe. and then Indiana. without power.
shorn of all her abilities to is protect her indus
try, and bring the manufacturer by the side OF
the producer Oh. what Governor
Among other things Of which the Governor
spoke and claimed much credit to himself. was
the fact. that he had recommended Geology
cal Survey Of the State. 10 discover her mine
raj resources. and took occasion TO ccnsure the
last Legislature, democratic as it was. because
it did not appreciate as he did the Importance
Of such a survey. We commend the dcnoc-
racy for their refusal; for where is the use OF
knowing how much iron. and lead. and coal,
lies buried beneath the soil of our State, while
the principles of free trade advocated by Gov.
Wright. induces people to send TO Europe
for their iron, or manufacture it here. by pay
ing the workmen shHliny per day, and meat
for dinner once a month. We know Indiana
has the ore TO manufacture iron for the world
and vet the world sends 1t to US. What use
then is there for Geological survey. ct cost
OF perhaps $50, 600 and term of three or four
ycrrs? But this recommendation is alone
worthy the sagacity Of Gov. Wright, who would
have Indiana dc, what the General Govern
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
4 Prayer of Isle Higgins Sort.

We >uppo>" there is a gool deal OF praying
well Speaking, to Buncombc There Is
ostentation of pIety well IA, politics, and W.
OCCASIONALLY have to UNDERGO the infection ot
both together. PRAYER must seem 10 all sorts
Of men >n4ularlv out of place. sometimes; and
especially when j, lnt okcs divine influence in
behalf Of the deliberations "f men who don't
mean e deliberate at all; and guidance aud
direction in the mist 81 IN assembly. all Of whom
mean - be governed by that which Viii best
serve their own lnter-t>, ana failing N this. to
take the best that can be bad for-the party
tool men sometimes pray, Frequently no doubt
under such circumstances. And, occasionally
we hay" heard "A ri 5ht COOL parry PRAYER: conn
dotra with refreshing JUNCTION upon the heats 81
the fdthful, then and their present How high
it assembled Of course say not. Never
vet have, hcarl n address otLctiod ofdemoc-
racv, the God of the wings; and the .tGod
Of Battles is somewhat of an appcry phAl i!cis
with Us We know there is common law for
it; but the association is not SUE. .!en. t. Inflow
the carna-. of conflicting hosts
y more excellent WAY" li,vct be found for
the adjustment of national differences than II
field Of slqin. What prayer may 10 in the mat
ter. We cannot anticpntcbut i used A. honestly
in case before Us, there may be some hope
Of a practical result
Upon some public occasion lately. at Far
field Indiana. the proceedings were opened
with p.aycr hy tie Rev. T. g. Wood, If that
place. who, ni'rf pr'y'n5 for me general Govern
mtnf, Pfayci Tor me '"Nern"F oil the state,
and thus for the LEGISLATURE: ''Anl the lord
have mercy upon our legislators s-rar.. their
t;,. ,,,,I d.. NM. ,,.,,,,, =, l,..;r , ~
! :.. ~, 81,
tt-' - '''' "| ''' va ~ i''Pi' - 49,
them there, ana return mon OF temperate habits
and sentiments who will do some good
T., tl;- ,r,.r;,;,n =, ,r.,.,+ On, #, W,,.I-.
-
p ~ " ~, P''"' '' ''ii'.
t> II c2u'd l'o0>"lt oc III III mana bul II Woull
not be easy to find the man ia make il. We have
heard III. very S4rnr St;ri, .i.trul ..,l mn
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=, - ~ "
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Old Chippewa in the Field!
Moo4;nn Of tho Scott CinhiM

The public are respectfully invited to attend
a meeting of the Scott Club. Saturday even
in" next, the l 18th inst, in the Warner building.
AS the object of the Association is to dissent
nate truth and correct error, instead of crcain .
discord among the people, our political oppo-
nents are respectfully invited to attend The
Wings. one and all, are specially invited to be
present.
DAYS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

AYERS CHERRY PEcroR,1.We would call the At
tention Of readers to this excellent meGicne with
the satisfaction fee prasng be factor. av-
ing been afflicted by the effects Of seat
ed the lungs, ant found relic and cure from its use
add testimony TO the much already given
to lis singular mastery isease II
icne he fore the community be relied on 10 cnra
affections Of the throat ant lungs. Ayers C.errg
PecforaL-Chrisfi1n Cbsrrrrr.