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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05
Democrats!

Of Harrison county, buckle on your ar
NOR, and be ready TO- fight manlully at the
battle which comes off on pext Tuesday,
The allied army of whiggery, with all of its
many colored banners is in the field against
you. Pepare for the battle. Let each man
in the words. of General jackson, "put his
own shoulder to the wheel--pray to God for
success, and push on the column" We have
defeated all OF their combinations before.
and we have broken up all Of their coali-
tons. and we can do it again. Let organ
ization, be your motto--let all the voters
be brought to the polls, and the way this
tri-colored remnant Of broken down whis.
gerry will be scattered to the four winds,
will be caution to, all dishonest whig pol
itcians, and victory will crown your efforts.
We say again let each man do bis duty
on next Tuesday, and He who reigns on
High will crown our efforts with victory, as
He has always done, when we were united.
Let us stand firm, and nothing can move us.
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Urganize.

DeRpcrats, next Tuesday is the day when
you will be called upon to cast your suffra"
ges for both State and county officers and
it dehooves every good Democrat to REFLECT
UPON THE GREAT PRINCIPLES AT
STAKE. Not only have we county officers
to elect, but also State officers and Uni
ted States Senator This election will de-
eide who is to rule the State for the next
few years; whether the whig party with all
its corruptons will bold the power to rule
the people with lis iron rod, or the Democ-
racy-the party of EQUAL RIGHTS AND PRIV
rLEGEs-contnue to provide wholesome laws
for the government of the people of Ohio.
These are momentous questions involved in
contest, and for their certain success, it will
require every FIRM AND UNcoMpRoMIsING
DEMocRAT TO BE AT HIS host, ready to de-
fend those sacred principles dear to every
American heart.
You have no idle adversary to contend
with. The wing party, ALTHOUGH DIVIDED
INTO FACTIONS, and contending with each
other, yet if you pull aside the S2ecious veil
which envelopes its hydra head, you will
find the wire-workers busily engaged whip
ping in the refractory members, and lashing
up the tagging wheel horses.
FOREWARNED then, be FOREARM
ED, be prepared on NEXT TUESDAY to
tear down the strong holds and expose the
cloven-foot of whiggery, and thereby rem
der secure the loved principles for which
you have solong and gallantly foughtiu little
Harrison.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05
Voters o. Harrison County.

Do you desire to be ruled by party
whose avowed doctrines are to fil the cof-
fers of the rich by wrenchlng from the labor
ing man the profits ofhis toll?
Do you wish to have installed as your law
makers set Of political harpies whose chief
aim will be to saddle an enormous tax on
the hard earned property of the poor man,
while the bankers those aristocratic lords ol
he land rolling in wealth have their thou,
sands and tens of thousands deposited ir
the vaults of the bank exempt from taxa
lion
If this is your desire, your object will
be accomplished by voting the whig tick.
ct.
But on the other hand, lfyou would have
the "blessings of government, like the dew'
of Heaven, distilled alike upon. the poor a:
well as the rich' if you would have the
boarded wealth of the banker taxed equal tC
the earnings of the laborer; if you would
have good Legislators, and officers who
would ~utcb wiM UigiSu"t eyes your pudIi
affairs, concerning the nation, State, OIL
county, ifyou would have all this, go ii
your might to the ballot box next Tuesday
AND VOTE FHE DEMOCRATIC TICK
EFT.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05

AUnion School has been organized in
this place. The teachers are Mr.. Cum
mings, Mr.. McMath, Miss Thompson, Miss
Hearn. Miss Vincent and Mrs Spencer
Mr.. j. p. Woodwe understand will be Super
tendent for the present. Union Schools,
wherever they have been established, have
become very popular with the feople. and
the time is not far distant when every town
in Ohio, may boast of one. The commence
ment of such a school is attended with
much labor, and many difficulties will, no.
Goubt have to be encountered, before ours
gets fairly under way, Let those who are.
Iaboring to build up this school be backed
and encouraged by our citizens, as they de-
serve to be, and their labors will be light
ened, and the success of the enterprise rem.
dered certain.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05
Our Candidate for Senator.

The District Convention which met at
Uniontown, on Saturday last, put in nomi-
nation for Senator, Harrison Massie, Esq,
of York township.
OF Mr.. Massie. it is Unnecessary for us
to say one word. No man stands higher a.
mong his neighbors and acquaintances, than
does Mr.. NJ. His political views and prin-
ciples, and his abilities are well known
throughout the county. None will deny
that in him. if ifelectsd, we will have capa-
bic. faithful, industrious and efficient legs .
ator, one that will reflect honor on the dis
trict. We anticipate, with confidence, a
hearty and enthusiastic support for him, by
the united democracy Of the district. The
unsnio'ity of his choice. and the cordiality
with which it has been received, demon
strates that his nomination is entirely ac-
ceptable$--S Clairsritte. Gaz. 96ti uh.
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Democracy.

The democrats at the present time have
the ascendency in the general government
and nearly every State in the Union, and
since the formation Of our glorious Union
we never enjoyed a more happy and prosper
ous time. We enjoy peace at home, and a
broad, and vessels traverse every sea, our
flag respected by every civilized nation in
the world and although the influence OF
Democratic measures. Who is nos honored
by the name "DEMoCRAT."
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FUSION.

Of all the abominable political scheme!
that have ever been set on foot in Ohio
the one now going on between certain dem
agogues around the Cleveland True Dem
ocrat and Columbian offices, who style
themselves free solers, and the whig party
is the most disgraceful that has ever beer
enacted in Ohio. The attempt is to have
no free soil candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernolb and force that party to vote for |. j.
Allen the whig nominee for that Office, a
man who gets drunk whenever opportunity
offers, although he processes TO be great
advocate: of Maine Law and everything else
that would do for catchpenny to get votes.
Will our free soil friends be caught in this
gull trap. So far as Harrison county is
concerned, we believe they will not.
The editor of the Salem Homestead Jour-
nal, sound and reliable Free Soil paper,
thus gives the cold shoulder to this a.
bominable fusion. Read it free soilers, and
then act as independent men:
"We learn from the last number of the
| Columbiap that Mr.. Buckingham, the free
soil nomiAee for Lieutenant Governor. de-
7 fclnes the nomination which has been ten
dered him by the Free Democratic, State
Central CommiLtee. The True Democrat
says that no other nomination will be made
which will leave the Free Democracy to gil
the vacancy on the Ticket as they think
best. The idea, doubtless, is, that if Mr..
Buckingham is out Of the way, most of the
Freesoilers will give their support to the
Wing nominee for Lieutenant Governor, as
he is represented to be right on the temp
erance Question. We, CT course have no h.
ing to say in favor Of this policy; yet we
will not condemn those who do favor it, as
we do not wish to dictate to others how they
should vote. But we must be permitted TO-
remark that it looks to US, and TO hundreds
Of other friends of freedom as a scheme or
trick TO force Free Democrats TO, abandon
their party and their principles, to vote for
a man, who, if elected, will not represent
our principles. But the votes cast for him
will be counted on the side Of broken down
corrupt, pro-slavery Whggery; and if AL
len should happen to be elected, it will be
claimed, not an Anti-Savery triumph, not
a Temperance victory by his partizan
friends. but a great victory achieved over
the Democratic party, by the wings, who
are their equals in hunkerism.
This sort'of maneuyering to play into
She hands Of one of the bunker parties Of
our State, we cannot sanction or counten-
ance. And Il the duty Of the Free Democ-
racy requires nothing higher and better
than this policy, we must say that we
have been greatly deceived---and that such
"a party occupies so0 low ground for us to la
Dor upon.
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graphed. with dates from Hong Kong Of Ju.
~ ESD. and from Bombay 70 the Isth.-
Great famine in Burmah. Tie country is
o,'rrun with iocasts. rav9ging upper India
The indigo crop is bad; cotton IS impro-
wing.
The revolutionary army in Ceina is I'M
changed in position. The fartqrs hail at
tempted to take Amboy, but faiel. Trade
dull.
LATEST NEws-A courier arrived at
Palis on the i4th from London, bringing
the decision Of Aberdeen. Russell, Clareden
aud PalmerstOn. Another courier startsd
for COnsIanIiuople, bearing dispatches 10
Lord Stafford de Redciff. which. it is ra-
naored ia well informed circles eDjoins him
10 employ every means to induce the Sultan
TO accept without delay, the note form vi
pnha, without notification The British
Minister was authorized to allow squadron
10 enter the Bosphorus to disefnbark troops
for the purpose of causing the Sultan's de-
cision TO be respected. There is no disa.
greement between France, and England
relative to the Turkish question.
LATER.-NEw 4oRK, Oct 1.-The Amer
Ica arrited at boston this afternoon. La
test letters from St. Prtersbrfgh are silent
on political affairs. Large forces of troops
are concentrating on the frontiers of Nalda-
via. The Russian troops were received at
Buchnves, the Aospaders declining TO be
present.
The Earl Carlisle has left Constantine
pie for Bagdad.
1t is said that Omer Pacha can concen-
trate sixty thousand men at any point of at
tack or defence.
The raisen crop in Spain is reported bad
and deficient The diseases in Portugal is
still spreading.
iii reported that the Turkish sQcietv,
with Prince Warocordato at its head. is
supplying funds to form confederation WITH
the Albihans against Turkey.(?1
MISUNDERSTANDING has again assn.
med decided upward tendency with dai-
! ly advance, closing on Friday at the highest
/ figure yet attained. The advance OF the
week is variously estimated at six end seven
pense, v heat one and two shilIings. Corn
moderate and in request; white variously
quoted at 81 to 56@37s. Advance attibu-
table to the variable weather and the in
creasng frmness of the continental markets
and the threatning aspects of the Turkish
dispute.
LooRoN MARKEr.-Barings quote coffee
quiet; Rice active, Tea dull and bleadstuf,
excited. American Red Wheat 63s PEI
/ quarter. White IS TO 7Os. Flour active a
32s Cd.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05
"The Star taat never SETS"

Whiggery for years past has been looking
to the "little blue light star" of Vermont
as the only safe refuge for their oft defeated
and disconsolate hosts, for with tederalists
it has been dubbed the "star that never sets,
in consequence of its steady resistance OF
Demo cratic measures. But alas, the late
election would seem to show that their last
star has we'll nigh gone down and left them
disconsolate indeed. The latest news which
we have seen from their late animated con-
test, shows no election for Governor by the
people, while on joint ballot the Legislature
stands politically Dem. lo7. Wing 104. Free
Soil "a.
So it goes. Good bye Mr.. Coon.
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The Harrison County Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Fair will
be held in Cadiz on thursday
and Friday the 18th and 14th
days Of October.


The coming Fair viii be one Of greater in
terest than any, heretofore held in this eoun-
ty. To use the language of cotempOrary,
we would say that a larger list ofpremiums
has been prepared this year. than has ever
been before offered. This arrangement has
been made for an increase stimulus to the
industrial portions of community, to excel
in their respective branches of Industry
In view Of the great inducements offered
every one should have something to exhibit
on this occasion. Every thing promises to
make the coming Fair the largest and best
ever held in Harrison county.
These Fairs are always instructive and
intensely interesting. They give life and
vigor to the agricultural and mechanical
portions of community, they beget among
the people spirit to excel they begeta lapd
ible spirit of ambition.
There is nothiag like ambition. Those
who always try to have the very best articles,
are generally noted as men and women of
intelligence, industry, and enterprise.
JUDGEs-These are Ladies and Gentle.
men of well known integrity. A majority
of them is selected from other counties. ALI
will receive ample justice.
The Fair grounds are conveniently loca-
ted in the outskirts of town. The grounds
have been most beautifully arranged, and a
large building erected for the display Of
Floral and Horticultural products, and do.
mestic manufactures, and which will accom-
modate at least five thousand persons, should
there be rain. The improvements have been
made by a very great expenditure of money
not dollar Of which has been taken frohl
the treasury. This plan was adopted, this
year, in order that the entire fund of the
Society might be appropriated to increase
the number and value Of the premiums, tht
necessity and policy of which must be ap
parent. This plan being adopted, the funds
necessary to cetray the expense OF fitting
up the grounds, will have to be raised by
levying small admission fee.
AS the policy of this plan has been d doubt
ed by some, it may be proper to say tina
the managers, wishing to offer greater in
ducements to the people to make improve
ments in their respective branches of indus
try, without involving the society in debt
could DOT think Of a better place than th'
one adopted. And they would ask--woult
it not be better that the mass should defray
this expense by small contribution, ant
allow the Society's fund as is contemplated
BY law to be disturbed in premiums? It il
hoped that the friends of the Society viii
concur in this opinion.
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So it goes. Good bye. Mr.. Coon.
Agricultural Fair.

The Agricultural Fair for Harrison coun.
ty. will be held on Thursday and Friday o.
next week, the 18th and 18th Of October
at this place. The Board have secured am
Pile ground for the accommodation of ali
who wish to participate in the exhibition.
Efficient men are appointed to superintend
and secure feed for cattle, Sheep, Hogs
Gscs, &C., and no pains will be spared to
accommodate oil who will attend. Turn
out everybody, and let US show those who
visit us from distance, that Harrison coun.
ty Is not behind her sisters in fine stock and
agricultural productions.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05

EH- A great many anecdotes are told by
the miners in, relation to their first expert,
ence in the mining country. A friend re-
lates the following
While digging in one Of the Southern
mines the travelling was so bad that the u
sual supply Of groceries at the store run
short, and nothing eatable was to be had
but salt pork and flour. This fare was put
up with for a long time, until they began
to, look as greasy as SO many Jews, or talIow
chambers, DEivep to desperation, one Of
the party went to the grocery, determined
to bring back something besides salt pork
and -four.
"Have you nothing but that vilianous.
pork and nasty aour?" said the inquiring.
miner.
Nothing"
"No sugar?"
.No."
ono moasses?"'
"Not nothing, ! tell you"
'What hayeyou 10 those bottles on the.
shelf"
sJayne's Pectoral, for the cure Of coughs
colds, and consumption--only $8 bottle
"Well, give us a bottle, then, I'll have
something besides pork-fat to eat with my,
hapiacks."
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Arrival Of the America.

'a ha PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80.
The steamship America arrived at Hall,
fax last night.
Breadslutls of all qualities considerably
advanced with large business at advanced
rates. Whsat advanced Sd to 7, white 9S
To- 81; FIOuI. Western canal 3Os cd and sis,
Bsl.imVre and PhiIpdeIphia 3i@32s Cd,
OhiO, 32s; Corn, White 35ss 81 to 3Gs, vel
low 33W34>@6l. Provisions, beef prime
new 95s s'eady. Western Pork 70, new
75@8o steady. Lard, prices shade high
er, sales at SIS 9d@59s. Tallow, excited
advance Of Is; cIoyerseed 45@48s.
1t is currently reported that Turkey has
attacked The Russian outposts.
The Gar agrees to abide by the Vienna
no,s end eVacuate the principaities. The
Pope accepts it.
A sample Of new manifesto is expected
from Russia.
Cards haya been pQsted upon tbs walls
of Constantnople calling upon the faithful
TO attack the Russians OF special demand
from Powers Tht, Sultan con> ents TO post
pone issuing his manifesto to his people. -
Tbs manifesto, is said to be in war like Ian
guage aud indeed declaration of war;
Turkey continues her armsments.
fhe Turkish government has eighty thou
sand troops actively engaged, and constant
ly marching. s. 0mey P.apha's reserve corps
is forn.ing 9at AdranopIe under Mehamit
pacha. The SuIlah had received the Egyp-
tafl troops on The 3Qth and the pacha of
Egypt promises 10 send $4,000 more from
Bucharest.
The Russian commanders have issued
orders to their troops, saying that Russia
gals on them to anaihilate pagahsm; and
lhst vi waY qtp9se them should be de-
straysd y
4as PnTLADELPuI4, Oct. |.
The cholera Is spreading IN london and
Jiveud1ta la NV Castle there naa beeg
over loo deaths.
Marsh. the US Consul to Madeira has
arr4Fed in Gnglaud.
Dates from Baenos Ayres are to July 80.
IJrguiza took refuge ON board an American
steaflef, and the next day his forces SUR
ren8t1vtl 9l;W province of Buenos Ayres
was entirely tfan9dff, aud busrness was re-
covering Atlasd adyiees Ufquiza wis quiz
1T AZ Embredls
The ttefmsn papers say that the United
States Il backing up Switzerland IN opposi-
ion 10 Austria, and promises active assis-
lance. "a Iso that Austria is endeavoring
ID induce the governments Of Europe 10 de
laand from The Uuiled States d declaration
II yiewson the subject OF intervention in
European policy and On the Law of Nations,
il general; and on tIte subject of citizenship,
In particular. Vienna letters say that i Is
fully expected there that Wasairl ,ton Cabi.
net viii cohsens 70 give up Kos:a to the
Austrian anthogites.
T'he fepSsted ssasan for Withdrawing the
Arstrin Minister at Turin. WIS 70 mark
Aussria' 'sdisplsasgre atthe friendly relations
existing belweDn Sardinia and the United
States.
T'h6 committee Of Holy Inquisition has
again condemned Uncie T3mis Cabin as
aAmnable aud pernicious.
The Enperurs of Austria aud Rassia and
the king Of Prussia met 10 Olmufx Oh ths
S:sd The fase of Turkey was The suppo.
We'd subject III interview. s:.
The uyeFhiEs mail fsom China II leIe.I
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Republican.

Wing maj. l76 Republican.
The above was the wing majority in this
county last year for Supreme Judge when
the wings had out their full strength. Let
each township increase her Democratic vote
at least 5, and our whole State and County
ticket will receive respectable majority in
this county. Some of tbe townships can do
more than this, if they will only try What
township will give the largest increased
Democratic vote. Let all try for that hon
or
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EE- Ifany of our friends should visit
Wheeling for the purpose Of purchasing
Dry Goods, they could not do Letter thai
to call at the store OF j. s. Rhodes, who
keeps one of the largest and best selected
stock Of goods in that city. He sells cheap
and and no mistake, for we have seen good
purchases made there.
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Arrival Of the 5altic.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Baltic axriv-
er this morning with dates from Llyerpoo!
to Sept. 2lst.
The Eastern question is totally unchang-
ed. The Vienna Conference is in sessip1
attempting to smooth the difficulties. 1t is
reported that new modification, conciliato-
ry both to Russia and Turkey, would be
made, but it was feated, that in the mean
time, the armies en the Danube might come
into collision.
The Servia Charge notified the Porte that
Servia would remain neutral in the event OF
war.
The Pacha of Egypt sends Rouchadh
Bey as Commissioner to the New York Ex-
hIbiion.
By the overland mail we learn that the
United States Expedition, comprising the
Susquehanna, Princeton, Plymouth and
Saratoga, sailed July Sd, from Sh anghai for
Sapan, followed by TWO Russian irigates. .--
The Susquehanna and Saratoga had touch
Ell at several islands and distributed live
stock. They also touched, at the island of
Bolcen, where the commodore purchased
ten acres of land on fine harboy for coal
depot.
The Chinese revolution still extends, but
there has been no decided action
Itis reported that the cholera is spead
ing to the Ens sliSh ports from France.
The Hungarian legalia is to be lodged in
the Vienna puSeum.
The King Of Prussia has concluded not
to go 10 the meeting of the Emperors at o.
mulz.
Letters from Madrid say another Minis
terial crisis is coming on i9 Spain. In private
political circles the propriety of deposlng the
queen is freely discussed.
The Paris Pages states that the French
Government entertains confident hopes that
the Turkish difficulties will be settled with.
out an appeal to arms; and the Patrie adds
that the Emperor will not. under any cir
cumstances, commence hostilties The de-
finite decision Of Turkey cannot be known
in Britain until the fist or second week in
October.
The Egyptian troops were shipped off to
Vienna and Slunl!a on the 7th
Mr.. Jack ksQh, the American Minister had
arrived at vienna, and will deliver his cred
entails to the Emperor at Olumba.
PARIS. TUESDAY, EyEsING.--A telegrahic
dispatch from Vienna announces that Aus
tria declaresthat circumstances will no long
er permit her to Act with other Powers. In
struclionss,ha have been forwarded to NJ. de
Bruck to assure the Sultan that he must
accept the first note unm6dlffed The con-
ference at Vienna now consider affairs at
Constantinople as very critical.
Breadstutf market continued animated,
further advance, 3d on wheat, Is on flour,
corn in demand at an advance S5a36,, white
wheat 9a9S6d, red and mixed 8s51a9slld.
Western canal fou. 3lsGda32s6d. Philadcl-
pha and Baltimore 32s6da33s6d, Ohio 35s
6da33s6d; for choice lots. There is consid-
cradle variation in the quotations Of differ
ent houses, the above gives the average
of Aarious circulars. =
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Stewards New Goods.

James Stewart is receiveiug the largest
and best selected assortment Of goods that
he has ever brought to Cadiz. Jim has al
ways sold cheap and he says that he intends
to give better bargains than he has ever
done before. Give him call.
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Guard the Polls.

A committee should be appointed to guard
the ballot box and prevent Illegal votes be-.
ing cast This is an important matter, for
the Importance of one vote cannot be too
highly appreciated. REMEMBER, that "eter
nal vigilance is the price of liberty"