The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20

seoW.t f0n @ I"laai pas ieh giJa.
wss ssre nearly 81! ireesollers. bingham
goes to them and makes pledge. HIS voFd
could not be taken without endorsement.--
BIngham then comes back 70 get his Har-
rison county free soil friends, sndiakes them
along with him up to the Colausbiaha dele
CATION to endorse for him. Such men as
the Stock and nottingham delegates would
do any thing. Up they ;rotted. Bingham
then toll the Colu mbisna delegation that
he had been in principle free soiler all his
life. and these two men endorsed il, when
they knew at the same time, that John A.
Bingham hal been one of the most ultra
wings in the State. With these pledges the
Columbiana delegation came forward and
voted. After they had counted fourteen
votes. and eleven Of them for Bingham, "a
sufficient quantity TO nominate hun, the tel
ler from that county sVors that he would not
count any more, "as they we're all Tor Bing
ham" The President of the Convention
then declared that John A. Bingham was
the nominee. Some gentlemen then moved
that the nomination be made BY acclama.
ton. Tne ayes Sere pretty strong. but
whenlit came TO the Noes, one gentleman 9
voice could be heard quarter of mile
following "NO," besides several that were
not quite so distinct.
The committee on resolutions then report
ed; and of all the disunion, Ganisonianlsm
that we ever heard read, they took the lead
They were in substance about the same as
those passed by the fusion convention in
Carrollton day or two before. Eckley
prepared them, with the expectation that
he would receive the nomination. But some
men are bound to be disappointed, and he
is one ofthat stripe But his Carroll friends
showed by their votes on every ballot that
he was their man. We shall have more to
say about the resolutions when we receive
them. Bingham was then called on for a
/ speech, and in strain of bom5ast for about
forty Eve minutes he gave his audience as
good dose ef Abby Kellyism as they would
have received, had they been in Salem lis.
tening to the leng-haired Burleigh When
he got through with his ha~rangue, there
was barely enough present to regularly ad.
journ the convention. This speech of Bing-
hams showed very plainly one thing, and
that was-that If denngogaeism would elect
him he was bound to be elected.
We, with every s;tizen of Harrison county
know that John A. Bingham has been one
ofthe most ultra wings IN the ccunty. That
in o4s he denounced Samuel A, Russell,
Esq in public speech in the court house
ia Cadiz, for advocating free soil principles.
In that speech he held up every man who
was engaged in the free soil movement, as
men unworthy of public confidence. That
they were set of political renegades, and
were no! fit to be trusted. That Gen Tay-
lor, with his 260 negroes was better free
soiler tn an Il candidate Martin Van Blu.
rem. That Millard Fillmore, the same man
that afterwards signed and called out the
military to enfnrcc the fugitive slave law,
was bettrr aboltionist than Charles F.
Adams. That no respectable man would
| pc toaod voting the free .oil ticket. And
as Tor the Buffalo Platform, he rdiculed the
idea OF IT, That it was concocted by set
.of political dlmagogues. These were the
sentiments that he advocated in I848; and
during Fillmore + administration he upheld
it on all occasions. >uch man i, John A
Bingham, wno il now declaring that be has
always been free soiler. Could dema-
gosueism be more fully carried ont than
what John A. Bingham is now doing? We
think not.
Asa private citizen we respect John A.
Bingham, but as a politician, We do not
think that grsater demagogue could be-
found, His past and present actions show
1t. "a" -'
Our friend Hatton, ofthe Republican, was
not present. on account as report says) OF
being opposed to making a nomination.
What he publishes he will have to obtain
from heresay. All Of the whig and aboli-
ton papers IN the district we believe were
represented but his. Sorry that he was not
there. If he had been probably Cat,el
would have received the nomination, .as he
is great on getting Quakers nominated.
GsT Don't fail to read all Of the rev ad.
ve'tisements, for io them you will find some.
thing that will be Of advantage to YOU.
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