The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09
Attention,--Whig Free Soilersi
Shoulder---Arms l!--Forward-
March!!!

The Ohio State Journal the lending organ
Of Whiggery in this State, in a long article
Of the End inst, in reply to some remarks
made by the Cleveland True Democrat a
bout the late State wing convention, thus
reads wing free soilers out Of the rauks;
"There never was more radical, destruct-
i've set of measures proclaimed, than were
adopted by the Free Sellers Of Ohio at their
late State Convention. The wing policy Of
the State and nation has no sympathy or
fellowship with such vagarcs."
SLAVERY is a State institution, and the
States alone are responsible for it. They a
lone have the power to abolish it. The con.
s|titution secures to these slave States cer-
tain rights. Fhcy have the right 10 insist
upon them. We have agreed thatthey shall
have them. We cannot now recede from
that agreement, withoutthe consent OF others.
If we refuse to grant them We are guilty of
bad faith. We practically dissolve tie Union,
because we do not recognize its binding force
upon ourselves
"If there ae Wigs who cannot 80 with
their party, now is a glorious time for them
TO leave. If there are yet remaining in our
ranks men who prefer the "higher law" no
tons Of The Free Democrats. to the lar and
order policy Of the Wings, let them depart,
for they are not ofus."
Are YOU ready TO leave the wing party,
friend IIatton? Do you not think that the
above extracts completely reads you out of
the wing party, if you were sincere in the
articles you wrote about the fugitiv: slave
law &c? Pack upyour buds, friend Rich
ard, and prepare for a grand leave. The
sentiments you hold are contrary to the doc
trines advocated BY the Journal of the End
inst; which you haze read no doubt to your
hearts sorrow. We s, mplthize witk you,
tothink that the party you have labored for
so long, you now have TO leave, as you and
all other wing free sellers have been so com
pletely read oat Of the whig party, by the
Ohio State Journal.
Wig free soilels Of Short Creek and
Franklin townships. are you sincere in what
you have been proclaiming? If you are,
you will have to leave the wing party. Ac-
cording to the journal, there is no longer
any need for you. your room would be
far better than your company" 1.-THE wing
free soilcrs of Harrison county have been
sincere in their professions, there will be a
great falling off in the wing ranks in this
county. Their editoE will take the lead in
leaving, and hen the "highel law" free soil
wings Of little Harrison can follow after
Your State organ has given you your orders.
Take up your line of march. Have your
tents struck, and be ready to form into line.
Your noble captains Richard IIatton and
Marshall Mccall, who have advocated the
"higher law" doctrines, will lead you on,
either to victory OF defeat. One Of your
Poor House Directors left last fall, and has
been preparing the cncampment for YOU
Now the orders has been given by the State
crgan of whiggcry, $50 up and presses the
aoodly land" You will have 30, "Ca'ebs
or Joshuas" to lead you, but "feAr not little
fork" you have your Richards and Mar
shalt'e, your Joscph's and Johns to lead you
on to glory and renown.
Es- On last Monday, Mr.. John Slean,
who was elected Auditor of this county last
fall, entered npon the duties of his Office
Mr., Sloan, alUhgouyh a strong wing, is
much Of "a gen; lemau, and will, NJ doubt, fill
the Office 10 the 9ntirc satisfaction of lis fell
low citizens, without distinction Of party.
The retiring AudHor, Mr.. Price, has fill
cd the Office well, ana deserves great credit,
for the satisfactory ma%ner in which he has
discharged his datics. Ne wish him great
success in whatever undertaking he may
engage in.
EG" Wm. C. kerby, well known in the
western portion of this county, escaped from
the Cambridge Jail a few days siQce, where
he had been for some time awaiting the de-
cisiop of the Supreme Court. He Aeed not
have been in such q hurry, for the Supreme
Court reversed the decision of the Common
Pleas Court, and he could have got out
honorably Oh bail. Some people are always
in a hurry.
Nm NJ. -4-I - r. l.. -.
leading TO it, are in a desperate condition.
Next winter We shall have better loads, if
the road law is put in full force that was
passed by the present Legislature. We
hope it may be dope.
Eg-l1enry BRAKEMAN, the wing candidate
for State Treasurer, the man who the State
Journal advises the people to vote for on ac-
count of his being "wealthy," made that
wealth by keeping a wholesale liquor store
in Cincinnati. lie still follows the business.
The "M4ine law" wings seem to be thunder
struck about his nomination, but it is sup,
posed they will "caye in"
~ No. 3 Of Mr.. Urquhart's articles on
Capital Punishment, WAS received too late
to appear this week. We will give it in cur
next.
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