The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-31


tuition Of the State of New Yogk, and in that
body stood deseryedly high as an unfineh'
ing, radical and reliable Democrat. We
point with pride to the name Of Mr.. BARNEY,
in connection with this Office.
He is well yersed in all our educational
interests. He organized the High School
sy; tenn of Cincinnati. In MANY other ways
he is associated with the Interests OF edCea-
/ ton. His nomination is noble reproof OF
the mean and unmanly filings at the Democ-
racy Of Ohio, by Wings will find us as ev-
er, in the vanguard of the educational move
ment Of Ohio.
Our Ticket is now full. The names in
scribed upon our banner are the brightest
ornaments of Democracy of Ohio. No con-
sistent Democrat can withhold from 1t his
hearty support If the Democracy OF
Ohio is true to itself, success is certain, and
our victory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The right Spirit? Keep it Nov
ing.
Never perhaps in the history of Ohio
Democracy, has there been such "A harmoni-
Gus and earnest body Of men as constituted
the Convention of Wednesday. They came
up, as they went away with one mind and
one desire, the triumph OF their principles
and their unequalled ticket. Not Demo
crat left Columbus, without mutual congrat-
ulation upon the days proceedings.
The Convention had for its President,
Gen. WILSON, of Seneca, whose parlamen-
tary knowledge enabled him, to moderate
its deliberations, within the proper channel
without destroying that free and indepent
GOOD nature which now and then will
break forth to give animation to Democrat
ic body.
Even before it was fully ascerained that
the predomjnating voice OF the Convention
was for Judge MYERS, his high minded COM
petitors, CHASE, Johnson, REX, PIATT and
HoucK declined in his favor, so as to give
full and complete unanimity to the choice
of the Democracy. A succession of cheers
announced the appreciation Of the convention
at the excellent spirit which actuated the
candidates.
The same high minded spirit was exhibit |
ed when it came to the vote for School Com
missioner. The delegation Of Hamilton
presented their candidate; and
the well known reputation Of Mr.. BARNEY,
as a conspicuous friend Of schools--a reiia-
bic Democrat yet no hackneycd politician,
brought out for him on the first ballot such
an expression as made the Convention a
unit in his favor. Never was the wind TAX
eu outof any trickster's sails so suddenly
as was tie wind out of ANDREWS, the
Peoples nominee, by the selection of
MIR. BARNEY. The ready and apprcciatory
manner in which Mr.. BARNEY's name was
received; his known services in the organ
zaion Of the Cincinnati schools-the uni
versal appreciation Of the Hamilton county
delegation in his favor--rather rare thing
by the way, and his character as polished
scholar, a practical teacher, and,a man of
good sense, show that the Demo cracy. are
everready to greet the cause of education,
with a warm hand and heart.
The sneer of the Wings, that we had no
man for the Office that the Democratic
oarty would have to go IL begging for can
lidate--is met; and those who sneered and
hose who thought to win by sneerng, may
now laugh and sneer on the other side of
heir loud mouths. Even the J0aynm Of
asst evening, is compelled to say that BARNE
$ at the .ad Of Common Schools of CM-
innati, and teacher OF established reputa-
ION We know ofmany of the teachers,
,est kind Of teachers too--rot Democrats
i,her, who have said, that it the Democra-
y nominated BARNEY, that ihey would sup,
'ort him. We want 10 see what the Cln-
innatt Times which proieSsed desire
o support II man, if selected by the Democ-
'acy, will do, now that a man is presented
With whose high caracter and altainments,
Is Edito" should be familiar.
live are not mistaken, there will be such
majority rolled up for BARNEY, as has sci,
-om been rolled up before in OHIO. The
riends of Education, the friends Of good /
school law, those who wish our present law +
ubjected to revision and Improvement !
wherein it may need it, will find in Mr.. BAR
EY, such tact, experience and ability as will
i've stability to the system, by d good adj Q
linistraton OF what is valuable, and fearless
Xpression of his opinion asto what requires /
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