The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-19
UP WITH YOUR BANNERS. y OUT
WITH YOUR CHEERS! s. 'n's

Never in the history of political warfare,
at least in Ohio. has such an overwhelming
victory been obtained as that on Tuesday
for the Democracy. is % b aass,
This victory was not the result altpgeth-
er, OF small, sleepy vote on part OF the
Wings. The issues made by them, the
Maine law and the Abolition fusion brought
out most of their force But we rejoice to
knew that some Of the best and manifest OF
the Wings, abandoned the old organization
and voted the clean Democrats ticket We
welcome them within the pale. Or
We cannot giye as yet, the majorides for
our candidate, MEG1l.L cannot run less than
forty thousand majority. The other Demo
Gratis on the State ticket we think must be
some twenty per cent behind MEDILLs on
account of the trading offcf Barrere for votes
for Lewis and Allen. This base combina-
tim has given Barrere small vote; and al
the same time Myers we suppose a less ma
jority than he should fairly have had We
have not the data yet to determine definite
| ly the vote on the School Commissioner, but
we think that Barney must be elected by at
least ten thousand. We think his majority
in Hamilton county will be from eight to
nine thousand. ''i '" "5. -'8 3e'ft "a
AS 10 the State Legislature, it was for a
long while doubtful whether any Wing was
elected at all, except Gest---independent
Whig-of Greene.l But we believe that
there will be dozen Wings in the next
Legislature, ifnot more The perfect weep
made by the Democracy on the Legislature
is astounding. When such counties as
Warren, Campaign, Scioto, Muskingum,
Meigs and Ross, elect Democratic Repre-
sentatives, the oldest politicians begin to cry
quit and give up all vaticination. The
Legislature will form very good test. per-
haps the best test of the feeling and senti-
ment of Ohio toward the administrator OF
PresiGen PIERCE. .ia
The election of United States Senator
will be the prominent matter before the next
Legislature; and with this view--wilh the
hope and aim of having a Democratic Rep
resentatative in the Senate of the United
States-a man who will be part Of our Ma
tional Government, assist in rejecting Ohio
sentiment upon our foreign relations
this great end in view, the Legislature has
been almost unanimously Democratic.
We congratulate our friends in the sever
al counties upon their thorough work We
always contended that the work this year
was to be done in the Counties. 1t has been
done-Gloriously done We mount upon
our Palladium" and survey the political
hoNzop on every side, and exclaim "what a
Great Old Victory" Commencing with
Hamilton, and running out over the State,
the greetings from unexpected localities as
tonsh and crafty us! Never has Il ere
been such vast number of Wing tomb-
stones erected in SUCH short time, The
victory is sure, and must be permanent!
The secret Of our success is the admirable
organization of the Democratic party-7,their
uzswerving an undivided devotion to- the
ticket and the whole Neutrality-suspicious.
BILE love for equality in taxatIon. their sym
pathy with labor and their admiration Of
the policy of President PIERCE. Whatever
the victory may beowing to--we are certain
that it is thorough and calls for .s
NINE CHEERS AND A. FEW MORE
GUNS Statesman. b.. .s,... ....t.,.,s