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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

"hr. Bingham hes the abili.y. the ooKrycs
and the isi9 70 stand by the side of Lewis
D. Campban sad defend ths trpe interests
OF lhe North. "-R,paJlieaa.
Rs-The ilalicising is Richards oWn.
Now for John A. bingham's 0bility to de-
ferd the true interests of the Northl Well,
let US see if he basit. 1t is well knowa that
with ali Of Mr. Pingham's o5iIy, and Sam
uel A. Russell, leading free soiler, COM
pletely used him up. when he was denounc-
ing every thing in the shape Of free .soilisn
in 1898. And he was also used up By an
ant-slsVeIy lecture named Thome, some
years since. when he Bingham } spent some
three days in trying to convince til. people,
(to use his own lsnguage) "hat abolition
ism vas great humbug." so much for Bing-
hams aJa ~ TO defend the true interests Of
the North.
Now for Binghams's courage to defend
the true interests Of the Norlhl II is well
known that this same John A. Bingham
attempted to introduce resolution in the
National whig convention in I848; and for
that attempt he was HiSED, and GR0AN-
ED until he was compelled to sit down.
After being treated in that kind of manner
by his own friends, he stops in Cadiz on his
road home 10 New Philadelphia, and urges
upon his whig friends to go for Gen. Tay.
lor with his $50 negroes. So much fol
Bingham's courage to defend the true in.
terests of the North
Now for Bingham's wiR to defend the
true interests of the North II the true in
terests of The North consists in having the
people to vote for every Southern slavehold
er that is nominated by the wings for III,
Presidency, then has John A. Bingham tn,
wW to carry them into effect. His past &C
tons show which way his rriN runs. Tha
is what we have to Judge by for the future
So much for Binghann's aoil 70 stand BY III,
true interests of the North.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

lh6 MY nest HumDeT OI NOPS gwen WAY
6o: CatelI, FrtesoiEer, doubtless received
the strength of his party vote (25) on
the 5h balIodng. The ballolings very
plainly show just how much whiggery and
how little of the Liberty principle was rep
resented there Mighty slim chance for any
but whiy in that convention, judging by
the figures, which wont lie. But look NJ
the whig votes Blngham's and Eckley's.
especially. No moe thorough FreeSoiIela
that Mr. G. orge or DR.. Stanton live; al a
/ they IRE known all over the district az such.
and out Of 90 votes one rectTes and tho
other all the way to oAe" A beautiful teSlp,
mony for Liberty, 10 be sure. Even Mr..
Caltell, with all the popularity attributed to
him, and after All his warfare against slave
| nv for many years, could not obtain two
| ffths of the vo2e at any time. lSont that
make it look like a whiy concern all over?
Mr.. Bingham may be II worthy man, and
LAWYER Of respectable attainments: but
what are his political antecedenlS? What
platform did he stand upon IN the last pres
dennai election. that Of Pittsburgh or thai
of Baltimore" The latter, most certainly.
Mr.. B. has preached politics here on the Bal
timOIe basis, if we have tall forgotten thA
TACT. And the most that some Of our Fre-
Sellers can remember aS to what he said at
the time was in opposition to Free Soilers -
True, he may have talked against slavery in
the abstract as he wal or may do agaiuS
but the concrete or practical object of his
talking was TO induce men to vote for Clay,
Taylor. and Scott Wings used to tell ua
that, wi Ell we, rs we clsilned, were voting
for principles, we threw away car vote Il
that was correct, what is our position nows
Is it any thing else than throwing away our
PRINCIPLES?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

EE- At Vie Distric. Court held in Athens.
Ohio. Jndges Nash, Peck and Whitman on
the bench, the present .quor law was deci'
ded 10 re constitutional.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

Bs- Jadge John E. Hanna of Morgan
county. has been appointed Judge Of the
Court Of Common pleas Of the MuSkingum
district, in place of r. Stilwell, Esq, re-
signed. A good appointment. Judge II,
has also been nominated fr that Office by
the democracy of his district. His election
we regard as certain.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

That the Democracy never have been.
ard never can be defeated, Shen they give
"iVng pull, strong pull, aud pail alto
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

"Morre||, the FrsiNn candidate for Gov
ernor, in Maine, is elected by the people +"
-R"puhlican.
&s-Not quite. Richard. He lacks 500
votes of il. Don't crow too soon. Better
save your wiad un'il something is done.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

"hclMFNT FOR TuRrHY.-rhe foreign refu-
goes resident in New York had another meeting
i'w evenings ago to make arrangements for sending
forward a regiment to help Turkey again.t Russia.
Erie Railroad company had Of red provisions Gj,
$50 men for SIX months; that julien had been re-
qncatcd to give concert: and that the landlord OF
tn" Shakespeare ilotel had ofarc. a room for vo-
cal performance in order to raise funds for the ob-
ject the society has in view. The President also
said Il committee had waited on Gen. >audHrl, who
answered that as private citizen Ii. synpatlies
We're with the projected expedition. bat that he
could no+, in his oi,cai character, give any advice
Or help.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

YoyNG AMERcA.--A writer alludcs to Young
America in the following style Our children
show extraordinary Precocity. lie miss drops the
bib in the evening" and dons the bodice in the NOR
ning. and the belle makes bat single jump from
the cralle to the cot!Iion, from pap to the polka
lhc boy, bat we have DO boys, now-young gentle
man Is The word, feels insuted if he is met in the
streets and not called Mister He goes from the
baby cap to the beaver, and in twinkling from
peanuts to politics. He finishes his education at
II, goes into business at Is, manies at %, and is
bankrupt at 2l'
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

SATURDAY, NIGnr.--What blessed things Satur-
day nights are, and what would the world do with
out them! Those breathing moments in the tramp
ing march Of he: those little twilights in the
road and galish glare Of noon, when pale yester-
dry, lool, beautiful through Shadows and faces
changed long ago smile sweetly again in the
hush: when one remembers 'the old folks at
home and the old fashioned fire, and the old arm
chair. and the iit,le brother that died, the little
sister dat was 'tlanslated.'
Saturday nights make people human set their
hearts to locating softly. as they used to do, before
The world turned them into war. drums, and Jared
thcm to pieces with tattoOs. The ledger closes
with a clash the iron-doorcd vaults come to with
a bang uQ-go shutters with will click goes the
key in tAc lock Il is Saturday night, and business
brcatheS free again. Homcward, ho The door
that has been aar all the week gently closed behind
hin-the world IS @ltUt out, Shut out! Shut in,
rather. Here are his Treasures after all and not in
the vault, and not III the book -oayo the record in
the OH family 3ible-and not in the bank
Maybe you are bachelor, frosty and forty
Then. poor fellow Saturday nights nothing to
yoa, just as You are nothing to anybody Get
vile, hiuc-eyed or black-aycd, but all true-eycd-
rct little home. no matter how little, and little
sofa, ust 10 hold two, o. rwo-and-a-half, and then
.cnt the tToNnd-a-haif in it, OF ii Saturday night,
AMI then read his Paragraph By the light Of your
Wic's eyes, and thank God and take courage
The dim and dusty shops are swept up, the ham
mcr is thrown down. the apron is doHcd and labor
la, Gems with II HLht-step homeward bound.
Saturday night" fecbly murmurs the anguish
ing, as sh" turns wearily upon her couch, and is
there another to come
Saturday night at lasl :" whispers the weepcr
above the dying aud 1t IS Sunday tomorrow. and
tomorrow =
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
COUNTY, CAL, SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1854. NUM-

SNoBs The Forest Cjt8 published in Cleveland
has Il capital article, giving description of this
numerous class Of city dcnzens That paper has
discovered that it is easy to distinguish sao5 in
whatever disguise he may appear When you see
a man thrusting himself into the company Of the
wealthy. and passing without notice honest and in
dustrious citizens set him down as q sp0b. When
you see d man purchasing a article of furn-
turc' OF new carriage, because rich nciglbor
has done so--set him down as q SHOb. When YOU
see man dssipating the earnings of month in
the festivities Of single day, in order to create the
impression that his means are abundant--sct him
down as s1o5. When you see Il clerk who re-
cclves small salary purchasing private box at
the thcatre-aHt him down ~ Il Sa05. When you
sec q young man who lodges at Il cheap boarding.
house scat himself in the sitting-room on the
poFtico OF fashionable hotel and smoking a cigar
Or picl; his teeth rest assured that he is Il Sio5
He is s4ob who dresses Ike somc celebrated
charactor yarc3 the style Of his hat lis coat, his
boots whenever ha chooses q new aatcccdCnt: who
conforms with ~lagieh submission TO every iiGctu-
alton in the yle or fashion of dross who autici-
pate his revenue to ncot the demands Of his van
Try who bowows cane, watch. ring, o. .
diamond pm, and takes pains to exhibit to all hi
friends: who boasts Of the wealth of his ancestors
and struts in the presence Of his peers compaceny
pockets the insults Of the rich and mocls the mfr
mites o.; the poor
he SHod mas Other pecuhartIes which dlstn-
g4i>h him. lie does not eat Ike other people, nor
talk Ike other people. lie is mere copyist. HI.
voice is unnaural. He says and does everything
with an effort. His wit is affected. lie is gay
when he should be serious, aud serious, when lie
should be gay. Hc swcars strange oath., uses
strange cHl gesons, advocates strange cpnionS, and
with a strange inlatuation believe, that everybody
IS stranger to his vanity and ignorance. Some
times his conduct is natural Il, other tines It is
singular bdt it is seldom wisely sio@ular and, We
may add, never sing,lIary wise.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
A CALLANT.S OFEER

" Your home, dear Miss, is very far,
The winds are cold and high,
No splendid moon or twinkling star
Is looking from the sky;
So please, Miss, take my protfored arm,
Then let the varnlnts come;
I'll So" you safe from fright or harm
Within your quiet home"
II know, dear sir the way is rough,
know the night is dark;
And certain 'twould seem well enough
For me to have spark:
But then | vowed some years ago,
Call me you may humbug,
My ann should never enter through
The handle Of rum jug
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

AURORA SILVER MiNr.-}Ir. IAeophilu3 Dodge
OF Sonora, has given some interesting particulars in
reference to hencwly discovered Aurora mine He
locates it abJu, i,jy mics south Of Pachceoe lass.
and twenty south Of ranocnc Pass, in the Coast
Range The vein is from five TO six feet thick. and
is supposed to be OF lho me-, extensive in the
known world. So IL Us aialyzai the ore taken
from the top of the mine yields . one hundred
pounds 1t is slightly t!nctu.,4 with copper.
Scnors Ripa and Noiaao have formed . comIGny.
consisting Of Americans and Calitornans under ,he
name Of the Aurora Silver Mining Company. for
the purpose OF working the vein upyn large scale.
-&0caiyt JUrrAI.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Mr.. Dissatisfaction MIR. Dsracl was a boy at
school, he was asked by Z companions who IS now a
respectable traleslnan at High WycamJ2, what
course Of action Lc meant to adopt in order to mako
his way IN society. The young asprang pr, nrHy
replied: Il mean to write d book which VIII mako
me famous; when have purchased f.ine mean
to get seat in Parliament: and when IN Put!i"-
mont, shall be determined to be Right Hoaora-
be All this has been fulfilled, and we believe the
anecloto We have recorded solves any mystery
which may cling Mr. Diaraclis public career il
is Un auccdote published now ior the first tuc and
conveyed to Us through private channel. which is
most trustworthy and respectable. --l-2a..e ter
ftuantilu
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

and drank and slept careless who befriendcd his
child; careless Of the more than mortal strength
she needed to keep that warm and tried heart from
yielding to the pressure OF poverty, temptation and
despair Like as a father piteth his children
were unmeaning words to poor Agnes.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

AMERICAN AcuyITY.-Wc live III q country
where it is very uncomfortable to do nothing
Loatng is at discount, and is tho most wearisono
O; occupations Carlyle says that ease is tr no
man." and If case means id,aess, he mast have
been blinking OF In the cities Of Europe there
IS class which passes through life without dc.n@
anything useful. Time has sanctioned the prolr>-
SION, and 1t consists Of sufficient numbers to keep
oNe 2a"thor il coUntenance. But here the attempt
is desperate one, and OF such doubtful estimation
that the n,si nyeterato lounger feels it necessary
to incur the expense OF gilt sign, to indicate that
he has place Of business It IS in vain that he
gees round, seeking for sympathy He feels that
he Is III oyeTybodys way AND is Ike The truuut Loy
in the story, WHO invited every animal he met to
play with him, but as all were too busy to attend 10
him. he finally concluded that he had better 60 to
school,
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

"lhis is a very correct translation said the
pcdantc Professor Rog@s; 'vcIy woll done madam;
couldn't have done better myself: and that's the
highest praise can bcstow upon it. suppose you
expect to be we'll paid for it. Ike all the rest Of
applicants for this sort o thing
Il need all you can give me, said Agnes" de-
icctcdly; 1T has cost me a week of unrcmitting
labor"
"Y-e,r-y p-o-s-5-b-l-c.' said the professor look
ing at her through his glasses tim told YOU are
the daughter Of old Mr. Kearn: he is q man who is
well of: how came you to be reduced to this ex-
trcmity" (Nruel, ayaricious father the daggcr
AGAIN driven home to that suf.ring heart by your
A2ncs r,rlicd You VIII excuse mo sir from
entering into the details of my private history. If
the translation plcases yuu, Shall I've han}lv to dis.
p'se Of it ifnot, must lool; csewhcrc"'
N.Y. boggs returned it with stately bow. Agnes
found her way inyo Tie open aic. lie excitement
Of her interview with Erne t, fa4 me- and fatigue
told at last. Her steps bccaM. unsteady, her
sight failed hcr; and She rceled and fell upon the
pavement
"Drunt..~ said one Of the bys.andcrs, with q
sneer.
"A fallen angel" said another.
"laN1 her to thc watch-houfe, said a third.
liere little girl, sal rowly lad soizin@ a
child WHO seemed quite bcwjlls~o1 by the crowd.
don't you w@n5 to goc & s,s-Y Of tho drunken
woman.7
No. no, said tho child. struggling 10 Hree horself
as he lifted her above their heads; them with q
piercing shrek, her eye fell on the PROSTATE
iorm' -, il Is my mamma my own dear mamma
She's dead my mamma i, dead" and making her
way to her Sit" She kissed h4r pale lips and sob
bed and chung to her neck, til there was not dry
eye in the crowd.
Mr. hcarn," slid little darrcr man, as hs
touched that gentleman, gold-hcaded cane, do
YOU soc that crowd yoI,lcr!"
Yes, ,yes-what Of it! A crowd is nothing.
What Of it,
Nothing in particular they arc looking at
ycur daughter Agnes, who ha, tainted from Glst;n2
and hard work. and your little grandchi is so',-
blng as Fiber heart would break. Vow, lock here
sur Irespect gray hairs: bat if it WASH for that
would call You (what your Bible calls those who
fail to provide Tor their own hou,choIls) worse
than an iniilel Now am rich, chillless old
man and I'm going to take her olf your hands
She told my nephew, Ernest, when she nobly re-
fused his assistance. that If She did moi for,ake
herself God would not forsake her and lie has
not She is my daughter from this day. Sir and
may God forgive yoar a}arcc "-F.rn Leaccs.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

PoyERrr. .-&uch is the poverty of the common
people in the island Of Ccyon that for week, after
the fields are harvested, poor women may bo seen
with little broom or brush. sweeping and search
INC among the stubbe for lie single kernels Of rice
which have fallen While IN grain was rcaped.--
lhcS" each one pick Up generally kernel by kern
eI and IN the course Of the day may CLEAN enough
to come 10 three or four cents when sold
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

a person recently applied to an optican in
Washington street fora pair Of spectacles and after
having tried several, said he could not read with
them. Gould you ever read1 cnquirod the opti-
clan. No" said the fcllow-''if | could, do you
think me 50 great an ass as to wish to wear glass
cs."
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

lawyer on his death-bed, wlled his whole
property to the lunatic asylum saying that he de-
sired it should 60 to the same class of persons he
took it from.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

MAJOR Howell, a brothor-n-aw of Col Jeffcr-
son Davis Secretary of War is about to leave New
Orleans, it is said, with choice party Of gallant
spirits, to aid the Turks, and to gain glory on the
battle-feld
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

THa GiRAY GRAnr.-The Union denies the truth
of the rumor that Mr.. Gadaden. our Minister in
Mexico. had entered into nceotaton on the sub
act Of the Garay grant OF that he had any insruc-
ton en- The subject. Itappears that General Wood.
OF Pennsylvania, the agent Of the Garay Company.
accompanied by the Minister, had brought the sub
ject before Santa Anna, and met with rebuff
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Stcrne's Uncle Toby says that one of the tricks of
women IS to pretend that they have accidentally
cot something in their eye, and induce man to
io,; into it and he says the man is sure gone if he
LOOKS there for that something
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Dr. Johnson used 10 say tbar nothing was easier
than to draw a crowded house let man an
nounce tha, he viii preach standing on his head
and thousands will assemble to hear him do it,
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Nj. Luigi Piana an Italian @ronaut was rscently
frozen to death in his balloon.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

A POPULAR FALLAcY.--Whcn the world has once
got hold OF lie it is astonishing how hard it is to
get it out Of the world. lou beat il about the
head. till it seems to have given up the ghost, and
10. the next day it is MS healthy as eycr-Bul,rcr.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

ScHooLs ~ GroGGM.--In ;lc Legislature fGcor-
..ia bill has been introduced to establish system
OK common school education in the State, and to
appropriate -300J0 lor the education Of poor chill
dI,u IN the different counties
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Cassius NJ Clay, we see it stated, contemputes
opening banking house in Cincinnati next spring
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Princess Mary, of Cambridge it is reported, is
to be married to son of Jerome Bonaparte a neph-
ow to Napoleon.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

There is man in Troy so mean that he wishes
his landlord to reduce the price of his board because
he has had two teeth extracted.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Coop CoCNsGL-Thc most superficial glance at
The pre.en condition Of European States shows that
those nations which nGor in tie race cannot hope
to escape the partial diminution and perhaps final
annihilaton Of their resources. 1t is with nations
as with nature, which knows no pause in cycr-in-
crcasins movement development and production
a curse eier cleayng to standing still--{tumIolH.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

FLmT'NG.-(by an OLD Hmd at H.)--Flirting is
most amusing game. 1t is true there is nothing
staked In fact you may call it, playing at cards
for loye."-Puncb
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Gu>r Mil NEAR SoNoEA.--AIr VIM g. Iies,ep
is f5;in& up a eri,t mill on Woods Creek about
two miles below Sonora. He will be rca y to grind
barley, Tor iaad in Il short time. Tho stones and
boling apparatus for making Hour have not arrived
from the Atlantic States,
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

why is 4 muff like silly genteman!n
Because it holds lady's hands without squeez-
ing them.,
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

MA;E2A4 AID--A large meeting of foreigners
was held in New York. on Thursday night, for the
purpose Of raising funds to organise several COM
Tlaes Of foreigners, to all Turkey in the war with
Russia
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

TIE work ofexte, ding the Mokelume Hill Canal
and Water Companies hume to Campo Seco, has
been commenced under exceedingly suspicious Cir
cumsances
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

TrJoN PlsS.-From the report pub.hcl in the
late Los Angeles s., taprear7 That tho principal
or main prop which h.- been looked as The
Southern route for ralro~I, and which gave it a
preference over the Central or more Northern
routes, has recently been $ blocked up with SNOW
that parties failed to force their way through.
Fears are entertained that some persons have been
in the attempt. Hi. es,GbIishc. the correct
ness Of Dr.. Wozlucraits views, (who, il we reco-
lect,) cuntenIcl that there wouid be found in the
IGion Pass and on the southern route as much if
not more snow, than on the proposed central route
S +, Courier.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

said Lord Kaimcs to a farmer, such are the won
dcrlul discoveries in science, that should not be
surprised it. at some future time, one might be able
to carry the compost OF an Of land to the field
in his pocket" Very possible replied the farmer,
but in that case suspect you wouM be able 10
bring back the crop in your waiStcoat pocket"
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

a. WATER, Bears Oil, OK Marrow, shaving
u Cream, Tooth Powder and Brushes, Extracts and It
great variety of other articles for the Toilette. for sale by
nov 2G2 TAYLOR X THOMAS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

VIZ can learn to read and write but we cannot
learn raery: that must b, 4 particular git OF ma
tUra; and to tell the truth, esteem him happy
who does not wish 10 acquire it. Tho caa1acci Of
sarca IN is dangerous. Although this quality makes
those laugh whom it does not wound. it ncycrthe-
less n.Nar nrOcures c.tnan.-.}n.ANLerA
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

HaIuon Ar $r ANrHoHY.--A survey has boon
made by the proper persons f'r a bridge across The
A.i>a:.> p5i at st. Anthony Two SURVEYS have been
taken, one where the river is 1900 fest vide and
the other where i is 600 feet
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

The weapon tnat no enemy can parry is a bold
and cheerful spirit
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
BRICK STORE!

invoice of PURE SCOTCH WIIlSKEY just re-
"a ceved and for sale by JNO. J.. III NTRL~S.
Coloma Jan. 9TH, I551 S-tf
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
DRUGGISTS CONFECTIONER'S;
AND FANCY GLASS WARE.

AND I ANU E1LAIoo W NlaL.
DRUGGISTS, Pcrf,mery and Liquor Labels
PEHFUMERN and Lolet Articles,
FANCY GOODS, Nr.. Nc.,
Fine Assortment of the above Goods in store and for
sale LOW, by JOHN TAYLOR.
Merchant street, between Montgomery and Sansomc
san Francisco. dee 7--5 :jm
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

WE saw, foH. but could not lit lot Of gold. 500
hs. in weight just fr.m the mines. at the Office Of
u els, tar@3 \ Co., yesterday. 1hi, !, te second
shipment OF the same weight, recently. Stockton
POSI-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY GA
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CT. STEPHENS CHURCH. TWENTY EIGHTH ST,
- will be toemnly dedicated by the most Rev Archbishop
sunday May a. NJ half past 10 o'clock Tickets
had tie sxtons Of all Catholic churches and book
stores In this city and Brooklyn.
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rHE LEClunE sIrAsnN.

7 ECTURFs by FARREN, on THE RISE AND
IL Progress Il Democratic Sentiments Lecture q this
course IN relate deuocrAc Ia the first Of
tie Christian aud lie delivered at Hope Chapel
TUESDAY NGy 10. cts T. Price q tickets singls loo.
surs CO Ger TO- 70 be had at the door.