The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-29
thase and Ford at Cinoinnatl

come sespefHie IN brd cause, 10 which (
ccRs.in,liou q circEnls.ances places them,
and .hey luse eLsi liili. good sense and de
eency they ibefore PVsessed. II appears, I
from the Cincinnati papers. that Chase and
Ford addressed meeting in Cincinnati, I
night before last. which, from the reports
of their speeches. they must have hell As a
sort Qf confessional. instead Of a meet rs
where great political Questions were to be
discussed Theeditor of Ibis paper, whose
name was banded about as common prop
srly, occupied large share Of their at.en
lion.
e. Ave shallnOt complain Of this. for we pro-
siess TO be fully able to take care Of ourseiE (,
and five should carry the warfare into AT
Eiea, they smns; mol complain. We nave
-Sreated Mr.. Chase and the eight kne
rNothings on the ticket with him, with
good deal of forbearance; but they return it
with trsTersing the State, aud holding Us up
soSthe people in way chosen to suit their own
tastes. as though we were the only ebsta.
--.sle to their unholy struck and dlcker," am.
ehito1.
hap That Mr.. Chase's position iS unpleasant
ahumliating--we can well conceive; but that
@ery fact should teach hina to be both mod
est and prudent. We therefore assure him,
e ia the kindest terms, that he must not cx-
expect to escape his antecedents,in the way
&c. IA tGlo,,trh
ing the editor of this paper ''lar" in
public meeting. especially when what lie
proncunees false, we copied, word for word,
irom the files his organ in this city. For
as bad as the credit Of that paper may be as
against its opponents, it surely ia competent
IS produce it agsinst is friends, unless it is
tie most ostcharacteress print in the world =
That paper at least had never retracted its
publication, whatever Mr.. Chase may have
pretended TO do or say in his place in the
Senate. But one thing is at last confessed,
and that must be matter Of no small ac
soant N the future Of our politics, viz Mr.
Chase and bis advocates now admit, and be
fore the world testify, that had he written
or supported the resolution OF mental reser-
yation II Buffalo, lie would be unworthy Of
The support a the people Of Ohio for any
office! This is a great point gained at least,
but more Of that hereafter, for, SO far from
sretracting" anything we lave said on that
subject, we will prove that We had said no
thing 10 ''retract." Ii false, it was not
fs!sahooi OF ours, and hence the most that
sye could do, would have been to publish
The rsgaeton of those WHO originated it
the very men who now support Mr.. Chase
Il Is amongst themselves and when they
loos st each other in the face, they may
5tush or not just as thcir consciences work
upon them.
Esut that MIR. Chase should try to prove,
or make the world believe, that be is not
aow, nor never was an Abolitionist, is to
insult the common understanding of eYe&y
citizen Of Ohio, We knew Mr. Chase when
Aswag Tilig-years gone by-spoke with
.--sravelcd WITH and slept with, the small
anot Il Abolitionists = n. the old Liberty
guard, and when liz Z Standing Abo
9lioa Lawyer for all%1 sans way negroes
YAo required an Attorney in Cincinnati,
or that portion of the State. He was as
fpueh an alder and abettor of the r4naway
@laEes from Kentucky as any underground
rail road knight Of that order. We knew
Mr.. Chase also, when. sngry with the whigs,
ard diShesrtened with the abolltionists, he
nade professions Of Democracy, and tiled
hard to become their leader;---ior he must
De leader Of or traitor to- all parties whose
connection he seeks. We knew him too,
Chen treason against the democracy began
% rankle in his soul, and he commenced
bidding ior the foreign voe--the German
10 particular, tq detach them from our ranks;
jSnd up to last April, no man was more rab
ID, open and unreserved, in his way, against
Know Nothing rowdes, ballies, ballot box
breakers, DC. &c., than be Mr. Chase
And we knew him when he met these same
Know Notbings, in this city, on the 18th
Of July last, and sold out bag and baggage
--soul and body, TO them, and by the cor
Fupt process of fusion, became the standard
beafef Ct sill the odds and ends of every
thing he had been, and Of everything he
b,d at various times, and in turn opposed,
VIC supported, abandoned, denounced.
Such isths man who now stgnds before
the people Of this state, asking them for
lher votes for the highest State Office in our
piet--aad such is the candidate Tor Cover
nor who ata public meeting, mpudensly,
and 70 cover ap his ssn serpentine history
prorounces the editor Of this paper LIAR
s.4ar older man than himself, one who waS
fighting the battles Of Democracy when be
vas Wbig--an Aboltionist- Ian anything
for Office, and traitor to every profession
he ever made, as lie is now, as far as he dare
10, even denying his Abolidonitm. What
vas he DO 'ng in the Garrison Buffilo meet
Ing, ard actins y ane Of the Committee
men, 1t tue tune of the adoption Of the
..inental reservation" resolution, if he was
not one, Of them Let bin answer! Let
him apfeEounce himself a 'sliarm