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

Reader. you recollect Of hearing thst
phrase before, don't you? And you've
seen Il IN print before hawaii you? An sb-
clifton speech probably never was tnadO. or
an abolition paper issued without employing
it. Itis thesrongest clap-trap their VOcab' :
ulary contains.
How does it contrast with their late doe
ings at Chieago? DOuoLAs was refused
''frss ,peseh," by rowdy mob, AMI latter,
lv Gov. WnLERD, of Indiana, was rePulsed
in like manner. "Fres speech" indeed =
Such pestient hypocrites are much better
entitled 10 a free piilory!
The Chicago Times says of GoN. VIII
IARD-
The moment he attempted to sho& that
the Nebraska and Kansas act was framed
purely upon that principle. the ssnae disor-
derly gang uf aboli;iupist rowdies who. the
week before had insulted Judge Donglas. as
If by concert commenced braying, hleatng,
grosning. yelling and hooting; These ele.
giant performances, which evidently were
most natural to those engaged in them, were
relieved of their monotony by such cries as
"TharS le.'' "You get down" "Kick
him out, '+Shut him up" ''taub his head
with brick, etc., each of these choice re-
marks elicting from the rowdies hrIrahs,
stamping of feet and other marks of appro-
baton, .
What kind of people have they in that
city that such Infamous conduct should be
tolel ated a second time? Have the nation
al Democracy there no spirit. nc respect for
city or self. no courage? The Ohio river
would Goat very socn with such sinking
garbage, should an attempt like that ever
be made in Gincinnati--Bneuirtr.
"It is expected that some anti. Nebraska
men will give their support to Mr.. Stuart
1t is possible that some may do so, but the
number, we think, will be comparatively
few. = Republican.
Ey Richard, you were one of those anti
Nebraska men that promised to give Mr.
Stuart their support, Don't you intend IL
! live up to your word? No backing out
Richard. There is not goo wings o: free
soilers in the county bat what has promised
or said that they would vote for Mr.. Stuart
Gentlemen, are your promises to be taken
B5- Judge John L. Hanna of Morgar
county, has been appointed Judge Of th'
Court of Common pleas Of the Muskingun
district, in place of r. Stilwell, Esq, re
signed. A good appointment. Judge II
has also been nominated fr that Office b,
the democracy of his district. His election
we regard as certain.
! \ Curious MoTro FOR FusroN PAPERS. =
the following motto at their mast head;
1.-The Union Of the States and the Consti
tuition of the Union"
! How paper can advocate and labor 70
the fusion movement, and keep that kind o
a motto at its masthead. is something curl
Gus 1t shows hypocricy.
"MorreIl, the FrsiNn candidate for Gov
ernor, tn Maine, is elected by the people
-R"puhlican.
&s- Not quite. Richard. He lacks so
votes Of il. Don't crow too soon. Bette
save your wiad un'il something is done.
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EY- 4 Vie Distric; Court held in Athens
Ohio. Jndges Nash. Peck and Whitman o
the bench, the present .iquor law was dec
dea 10 re constitutional.
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B4g" Thirty thousand democrats were
council in Philadelphia, on tho 18Th Of Sci