The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

George W. Houk, Esq, responded 10 this
sentiment. He appreciated the course Of the
Administration, commended its forcign pol
icy, and was sure that if the same wisdom
governed lt in the future that had govern
ed II in the past, it would prove unprece.
denty popular. The voice Of ccnsure bad
been heard but in whisper. wh;le the popu-
lar appreciation had been enuneiated in tones
of thunder. Yankee Doodle By The Band.
This brings us 10 the seventh regular
toast. ..
lHEGovERYoR OF OuioASO HIS SIXTY 1HovssSl
MAJORITY =
Governor Medill was called to respondi g
this sentiment In consideration of ii health
and the fact that on Monday he would
speak to the people through an inaugural,
be asked to be excused from making extend.
ed remarks.
The eight regular toast:
The LlEuTFSAsr GoYERyoR OF Ono
Hon. james Myers was called to respond
to this sentiment. He expressed thanks fol
the honor conferred upon him in his election
as a'so an abiding faith ia the correctness o
Democratic men and measures. He Offered
he following sentiment in concusiDn:
The DEMOCRATIC PARTY It9 Princpls should he
bond Ot union to its members and he who disturb
It's harmony, whatever his professions, should b.
held and treated an enemy.
The ninth regular toaSt:
The Nrw CoNsriTurIoH--The crowning achieve
ment OF many struggles, the realization. .! Iaany
hopes.
Music by the Band
Dorsey spoke in respond. He enlarged
on the excellence of !ae New Constitution
the extended rights it had secured to The
people, DC.
(Music by the Band.
The SUPREME BGNcH OF OBIo--Too enlightened t,
mis-construe the Constitution TOO fearless to ba Ia
Inundated aud too honest to be corrupted. The pso
pie will not be disappointed.
Hon. D. y. Morton responded to this sen
timcnt. He claimed that the law of tht
land is the expression ofthe will of the peo
ple-that no law is Of utility unless il ha,
its foundation in lhe affections of the people
that the popular will must be respected a.
like by Legislatures and by Supreme Jud,
ges. If their action aud decisions are in
conflict with public opinion they will be dis.
regarded. Ministries change if their meas.
ures are not in consonance with the public
will, and like fate results to officials in thi.
country VINO are unmindful OF it.
The eleventh toast. .aH
Tue PREss--Tha voice Of the people The se.
curty Of their rights depend apon its independence
and incorruptIbility.
Col. Medary was called on to respond tc
this sentiment He spoke Of his connection
with the press--of the utility OF an incor
ruptible press--of its being the toremos
advocate Of every thing good, patriotic ant
philanthropic, and of the kardships that ed
ltors have to encounter. In conclusion, ht
offered the following sentiment.
THE INsoRRUPTl91LITY FSTArEs9EE--The great
! est safeguard 10 the incorupublhty OF the Press
The following is the twelfth regulal
toast: .s..u s,4
! TuRKEV-Despotic but progressive: We eanno
foeget that she been the asylum OF the oppressed :
Her magnanmity commands our adEniration--he
heroic bravery demands success.
Hon. George W McCook was called up
on to respond, but as the evening had fal
advanced, he made way for the thirteenth
regular toast: e.-.... ..#
| WoMAx-tJtr smiles gild the rainbow Of peace
and soften the storm cloud of war
| Hon. Charles Sweetzer responded to th
sentiment briefly. He exlolled the lowell
ness and virtue of woman.
The hour of tv elve having arrived tn
company broke up in the happest of spir
its-all seeming glad that they bad partici
pated in thus commemorating the day OF
which Andrew jackson taught the Britisl
myrmidons that other watchwoyds thar
"beauty and booty" we're requisite to tri
umph over the soldiery of the United States
and an event that laid the foundation, from
which assembled into the Presidency one
of the purest and ablest of Democrats tina
ever lived. Throughout The evening, Good
mans brass band eniycned the festive seen,
by discoursing upon their instruments mos
excellent mnsic. Taken all in all, it was
glorious occasion.