The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-28

With the ttuad trees meeting every whFO,.
And tie graas still wet with dew, f....... ..-...
All! we all forgotin that blissfm spot
.'a The names of care and pain,
As we layon the bank by the shepherds cot,
:, To rost in the old.grcan lane . ....,.
Oh! days gone by! can but sigh
AS Lthink Of that hour ufr. -..Ht E
When my heart in its glsG but seemed to be
Another wondsidc flower; r..a ...... ....r.
For though the trees be still as fair, ~ ....
H Audths wild bloom still as gay. .-.,.. I..
Though the south wind sends as sweet an air,
And lIouven as bright day; I'D. ....
Yet tho merry set are far and vide, r .r..
be- And We neNur shall meet again
We shslt never ranible sidoby silo
3 Along that old greonlano
Duplicity---Who Should Wear it.
MIR. Barney, the Locofoco candidate for
School Commissioner, s--or has lately been
in this city. Rumor says, his pilgrimage is
to explain his tortuous course upon the sub
iect OF candidate for the office Of fcommis-
sioner. For bis own reputation it is to be
hoped he may succeed; however, we think
"the less said the better" If his copcience
will lie quiet, he should not--and ifhis con
ciepce was quiet, he would not be 50 sensi-
tive as to what others may think OF his dup
licitv.-CIe0etand Herald. Aals--Ey. ".t
The paper from which this extrs CT is ta-
ken may be considered the organ of the
small pedagogues Of the North. The dis.
appointed clique which is thus venting its
ilinatnre toward Mr.. Barney, had better
look to their own candidate before they wan
ton with the character of a gentleman, whose
integrity and high mindedness have been
spontaneously endorsed by the best of their
own party; by men who were acquainted
with him at. Buffalo, where, unsolicited, the
highest encomiums followed his nominal
ton; by men who were acquainted with him
at Cincinnati, where his position called out
universal eplogy.. .,.
The visit Of Mr. Barney to the north part
Of Re State, which afcw days Of relaxa-
ton gained from his duties at home enabled
him 10 make, is made the occasion of col
umn Of abuse in the Herald. The charge
of dupHcity is repeated from the Journal of
this oity--a paper whose notorious and
reckless false hoods we have frequently
nailed here, while it quietly took the brand,
paper from whose character the Herald
will gain nothing by initiating. Duplcity
is charged; because Mr.. Barney accepts the
Democratic nomination. rendered him by
the party, with which he always act
ed. Duplcity because he refused to
pull Of his hat, throw r up, and huzzah for
Lorfn Andrews! ''."'. '''
One would think that these advocates OF
Andrews would be chary Of the charge OF
duplicity, when it is so we'll known that the
verynafae of Andrews has become the sy-
nonym for duplicity in its worst and hypoc
ritical sense. His name was heraldea und-
erahe. He was named as the Hleachers' "
candidate when only 3G counties were rep
resented in the Teachers Convention, and
when many of the besstoachers left the con-
vention, BECAUSE they would not sanction
such preceedings--and when MIR. barney,
the promenent teacher in Southern Ohio, ,abr
soIuLely refused to present resolutions IN
his behalf, on to have anything to do with
furthering his nomination. This was abeau-
beautiful beginning. His name was run up
the title of ''Peoples' Nominee;" when any
boy who can say his at G, under the frown
and ferrule of Squeers Oyiatt, Esq, knows
that the people have never sanctioned such
hypocricy. His nameis yet at the head OF
some journals in Ohio, as the "Peoples
Nominee" and in others, as the whig cam
didate One palty'declaring he is no partl-
zan; another running him as one. And
with this bold, fell ''douSIe struck n-thet
weaving" dupliciy, these whig papers mus
turn attention from him, by crying out duP-
licity on his opponent Il will not do. 1t
Is the old game OF Bill Sykes & Co. The
cry of thief has aided many pick-pQcket to
escape; but the, SimiaFause will not avail
this Peoples Nominee Th, bookagents
who (requented the Dayton Convention and
legged for himj and, for ought we know,
may now be drumming" for their eastern
houses and Andrews, will not save him =
rphe people who are mpst interested IN this
business--who pay tn taxes, wllnot suH-
Ell such transparent chaglatanlsm to escape
it's lust doom. The Democracy who have
put Mr.. Barney in nomination will see to 1t,
that whig dupicity ard its contemphble me-
tlium is ,rebuked next, month. The tar-
mers of Ohio, who lea4iwhat We now write
will spoil this sly game ofpolitical chealery'
and send andrews and his Eastern book n
gents on sucha a stampede as has rarely
been Witnessed, StqteSman. sfpd q aaH.a1
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