The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25
Next Eleetion-Free Sellers, VS.,
The Whigs.


the Wings,
From accouas published ia the Free Soil
anu other papers, We preceive that the Free
Soif headers are already campaigning It over
the state. They are seiziug time by the
forelock, and are determined, if possible, to
see il they canho. east as many votes at The
next elee;ion as the Wings. We shall look
upon the contest with considerable interest.
aranwAile the Democratic Masses are busy
planting their rom, and following the
plough, nos particularly anxious as yet,
about the result OF the tan election. When
lhe line fos sction comes. as the season ap-
rrpaehes when they shall again proclaim
throughout the Stale, their choice, they will
DC ready with steady punctuaiity.
The last election has given them increased
confidence in the integrity OF their princi-
pies, and in The wisdom of their choice for
The officers of the country. They are not Of
the ~sleepfut kind OF c~ltizeus, who when
once they have done a good Lhiag viii slack
en- in their efforts, so as to permit a willy
foe to take advantage of their laches. Those
who count upon Democratic romissness at
the next election, reckon without their host.
We have a democratic .icket unexccption-
pble in every regard. Col. Medill has been
over the course, with what result we know.
Breslin and Treyitt are not strangers to the
Democratic masses Of the State. GIiswold
II now upon his tour of duty, as a member
OF the Board Of Public Works, and the pub
lie, especially those connected with our im-
p~rovements, will have the opportunity to
know and appreciate his services. Col
Bliss, the candidate for Lieutenant Govern
OF, though not SO generally known through
out the State rs his fellow nominee, CG.
McCook, is a host Of himself in the North
West, thatstrong hold Of Democracy, which
never waves, aud where he is wei! known.
Our ticket combines and h~urmoulzes. the
strength and ability Of The party; and no.h-
ing can prevent u thorough victory. The
Wing party viii be three times soIemn|y cal
led, and viii make default. The verdict
and judgment will be again entered NJ, ra.h-
er as a matter pro JorR,a, than as q matter
Of contest. Whatever contest tie Wings
may wish to wage, they viii. ind the Free
Sellers after them.
The Scioto Gazette, (whig,) OF Friday.
gives signs Of The war. Giddings an! Lew
ismade speeches in ChIlicotho, on Thu. SHAY,
and seem to have excited the ire of the edit
or, asserting vehemently that the whig par
ty is disbanded and dead, and by stating
that the Washington Republic was the organ
OF that party, an now advocating the eIee-
ton of Gen. Pierce to the next Presidency.
They also quoted the N. Y, Tribune TO tie
same point,
The editor retorts upon Giddings, that il
the Tribune be authority to one point, 1t
should be TO all points, and refers to the
Tribune upon The Giddiug's dereIictions,
and mileage swindle.
Mr.. Giddings asserted that no cnlighten-
ed man has any idea that the Wing party
will ever again present a national organiza-
ton.
The election of the Wing candidate for
Go7esqor Of Ohio, in The present canvass,
Mr.. Giddings promo uced to be clearly i'm
possible. He thought, though, that the e.
lection Of Mr.. Samuel LeEis 10 that post was
very probable.
Mr. GiGdings was Of the opinion that
those Wigs who are exersing themselves in1
support Of the wing party. are doing so
merely to Frcpare the way .or "~selling out
10 good ad [antage.
Naereupon the editor pounces upon Gid
dings and after belaboring him until exhaus-
Ted, promises some "moge evidence" in the
premises.
Tic contest promises to be warm, and
highly interesting. WeshaiI chronicle 9th
er particulars as they occur - Statesman.