The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
The Progress Of the Administers

So far the course of President Pierce
seems to have met with general approba,
ton. The mascot the Wing papers ale eli.
Their silent orexpress their acquiescence in
his movements in plain terms, indeed beyond
agroHf now and then about the ren,o0al of
their friends from office, no ground of com.
plant would appear to exist. This may
all be honest and sincere, but we do moi
think it would be wise in the democratic
party to depend too entirely upon the con.
eiIhdnee Of this spirit. 1t may be a well
prepared scheme to lull the democracy into
indifference and fancied security, and the
mind may be sprung when they leas expect
II; y is therefore the true policy of the par
ty to preserve its organization-and to keep
the w%atchfres burning so that we may be
prepared for any emergency which may a
rise in the coming future. The country has
many unsettled difficulties with foreign ma
tons? The Wing ~party--(at least is lea
ders) have ever been opposed to the pro-
gresssive spirit of Democracy, and have in
all our controversies been found ar. aged a.
gainst their own government, when that
government was in the hands Of the democ-
racy,. Judging then from the past, is it but
Natural to expect thatif any of these unset
tied questions should assume a serious atti-
tude then will be the time for the r~allying
cry Of the Wing leaders to be heard. and
then the time to expect the gathering togeth
q. IF their now scttered hosts. When
that time may come none Of US can tell! Il
ID wise then we repeat'to keepup our organ
i~Tation and to stand side by side in the old
ranks where victory was wen and triumph
geeGred-let us keep in mind-that ''eter-
nal vigilance is the price Of liberty" and the
only guarantee Of continued success. -Bai-
ssmae Argus. l.,
E5rSherif Dillon, AM Deputy Sheriff
Thompson, arrested Charles Myers in this
qtyyson Wednesday on a justices warrant,
and committed him to prison. Myers is
charged with the larceny cfya bullock, the
property ofMr. George Albaugh, of Spring
field township. The offence was committed
Aorae moatas ago, and orr readers will re-
mrEIa5er that the hide of the bullock was
discovered at Esq. Gruber's tan yard in An
napofis, where It was identified by MIR.
Albaugh, and the name of the man Myers
given as that of the vendor. a warrant
was got ont for him, but an important wit
ness being absent his arrest was deferred.
Meantime he became boastful, and threat
ened what he would do should an attempt
Be made to take him. But coming to town
"Wednesday with marketing, and being
pointed out 10 the officers, he was nabbed
withodtsoffering any resistance. He will
have d preliminary examination rs soon as
the necessary witness can be produced
8tsa. Union.
THE CoMIEG TaoUsANDs.-The Philadel
phia Inquirer states HAT private letters from
the old World state that the movement to-
wards the new is likely TO prove extraordi.
nary within the coming six months. 1t is
estshAnted that some zoe 900 men, women
and children win leave England and ireland,
and that this vast army will be increased 10
nearly lalf 4 million from Germany and
Other portions Of Europe. IIitherward are
cofhgH not only men whose circumstances
havgsbeen Strengthened but men ct means
9ndiedhcation, and yet some contemplate
with dread The condition Of our glrious
~6yyaliryl In abiding to the immense emf
Erkslo1 from Ireland the Galway Packet Of
March 40, says: II
ssfhe sttengay and hope Of Ireland are 50
rpidly Nassid away that sufficient hands
will fiSt enam 10 It'll the soilD
e4
sDEKrn ~ IIkEoIsG.-Tbe substance Of.
lie verdict Of fhA corOner's jnry. on a man
,kho diad III ! atate of inebdation, Was
9eath by hanging round q rum shop.