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

This man was nominated at the Fusion
Convention for the Board Of Public Works
/ His election is expected to secure two OF
three things, as we see by the resolves ol
| that convention.
L. The repeal of the territorial bills!
2. The restoration Of the Missouri line!
| s3zNo more slave Statesl fFFH
Howsuchremarkable things areto be done
by attending to our public works. we see
very dimlyi but the connection of Dickens
derfer with the feat, is enough to beget Gu
riesity about the wonderful man Of such a
sesquipedaIian name! Curiosity shall be
gratihed. rrs.. ma
lst. He was endorsed by John Woods.
Ex- Auditor Of State; and was put in nom :
nation by his management. He is part OF
Woods'0scheme for ''wealth and power."-
Woods knows how to manage it, Was il
not Woods who put 800, 600 Of the Sink
ing Fund into the Columbus Insurance
Company, sinking it out Of sight? That's
the magic genius which turned up Blck-
ensderlsr, and headed the Hamilton county
fusionists, who thought that their portion Of
the Slate deserved the nomination. Woods
must 60 to Tuscarawas, that bis old COM
panion, in the days of his official trickery
might return again to ''wealth and power. l"
Then Woods is safe for a slice. '''
End. lBlickensderfer, it is asserted, while
heretofore acting as one of the Board, also
acted in the service of a railroad company,
receiving 8 500 per annum, while taking
pay from the State for his official service
| We believe that he is now in the railroad
service, 1t may be important just now, when
the canals, owned by the people, are sup
! posed to be rivals of the railroads, for the
carrying trade, to understand little more
about the intimate relations between Blick-
ensdcrfer and the railroads. aaa
! 2. The employment of Blickensderfer on
the railroads, while in the official service of
the State, naturally led to official delinquen-
cy; and such we charge was the reason why
he was cast aside by the Wings of the. Gen
eral Assembly, enough of whom cast their
votes for Col. Manypenny to elect him!--
This we affirm and dare denial Here we
have candidate in the unenvable position
of being spurned-not like Galloway by the
people; but Ivy his own party, when they had
the power to elect him, on account Of the
neglect of his duty. ra. ...-a
a. One of the causes of Blickensderfer' 8
defeat was memorial sent to the Legisla-
ture from the Muskingum alley--signed by
the Wing Mayors of Marietta and Harmar,
and by the principal Wings of that vicinity,
charging Blickensderfer with official dere-
fiction. 1t was not ordered to be printed,
but we hope to have a copy Of it before the
}election. =
1t is asked to supplant Gel. Miler--one
| of the most sensible farmers of Southern
Ohio, honest and faithful--iiving in the prop.
er locality--disconnected with all railroads,
an officer, whose portion OF the public works,
is in most admirable order. about whose of.
| fetal integrity thele has never been an in
sinuaton that has not been met and sllenced,
as to whom the fullest investigation vas in
yoked and satisfied; 1T is asked to supplant
this officer with ttis tainted Bckensd derfer;
and for what? That the Missouri line may
be restored. Ifit were a question of tow
lines, it would more pertinent. Never was
there party clamor at once so senseless and
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