The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

Seward, one Of the most ..invetera'e oppo.
nents of The prosenptiouists. has been ze-esa
lected. In Wisconsin, Darkse a democrat on
every question u tthae Of aaSery Shas sue
The Know NOhihgs will meets with
but little favor from him, SO that in the next
Congress. the Senate a! least bids lair tS
be fgeesfohSd tic cGntamiaatiag ihhdencts
Of the secret order, and will act as a check
upon any ultra measures which the Pc lJA
resenta!iys9 may in !theiE insane ffea4y1
'hihk proper t0 ad9PtfTU niepT eahA
Eg-The last Columbian in an article do.
filming its position in regard 10 the Know
Nolhings, says the following, with many
other appropriate things:
aa"Fhere is now no organized -Freedoa q
party. BY the fusion last summer, and the
election Hast fall, most of the anti.slasery p
men Of Ohio have become politically asso. .
ciated with the members of the Know Moth.
ing suciyt y. a majority of this society has
determined TO organize a national party and
adopt lori its creed on the slavery question.
the Baltimore platform of the Democracy. 4
II is now proposed that a republican stale
convention be called, and that we 80 Into (
convention with these Know Nvthingsl--
If we do what will be the result? What
assurance have We that the majority Of the :
delegates will not be Know Nothlngs? That q
they will not come to the convention with 81
resolutions and a tickct previously adopted
in secret in their order, and that these res
buttons, and this ticket, will not be forced
through. and be such that We, as a~nti.sla.
very men, cannot support? that they wifi
not contain ENTHUSIASTICALLY at war with
the Pittsburgh and Ohio platforms of the
Independent Democrscy?at al
ave know that our anti slavery Know
Nothing friends in the north perto of the
State, think that they can 80 control and
counterfeit the action ofthe Know Notiiings
in the southern ptrt Of the State. rs to save
the cause OF Freedom from shipwreck in
such a convention. We are not disposed to
throw obstacles in the way Of a fair trial.
We wish merely 10 have it plainly under.
stood beforehand, that we will not be gov.
erned by the action Of such n convention, n.
unless we have, in the platform adopted and
in the candidates selected, an undoubted
guarantee that the CAUSE of freedom be adj 30
vaoced." ta t- trt.r a#a .sa iii
That seems to me to be the only trus
policy for The real friends of freedom to
adopt. For this and similar reasons | did
not 20 into the fusion movement last full:
and ther for3. bavt been cursed-yes, even
blessed Wit curses-hy Tie bogus pretend,
ers for Lbssty.-Nsw Lisbon AQrora. sss.a
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PRETTY GcoD.-The Dayton Empire, in
noiicldg that the Kaow-Nothing talk Abort
elecIiny 2 new %otioer, to be- called the
"Grand Astro.oser'' Of the United Siates,
whose perogative it shall be to ."4est the
nativity of candidates for Office" ssys:
eve learn chat our friend aud pitcher
Of the Cincinnati Daily Timss is a proni-
nent candidate for the office. His quaIif.
cations for grand Ass.rologer are very cool
# thoy ere not ja'tas resp sctable as those N
Of Ned Buntline, the fonnder- Of tho ins!i:
liioa vac deserves the place" "s~ @al
Z gA4----L-- iga Hsp# i
EIr lhe next time youfalhd down on the s.
e, and in consequence feel like saving
"larn the thing" repeat the following. and
unless you haVea broken les you will find "
yourselfin Almost agreeable Mood after r@-aa
citingit three times:-"I saw five brave
maids, sitting on five broad beds, broyidinS /.
broad braLts. / said to these flie brave
maidsg sitting on FIVE brosi beds. braiding
broad braids:-Braid broad braids, brave
maids" aj sI fggtuFe mg1a US EsaaFoba u
Ell never so &c, church, said a coun.
try craftsman to his parish clergyman, .I3.
always spend sunday in settling accounts,
The minister Immediately replied, 'Yaa,
will find siT. that Che DAY Of Judgement will /
be spent in the same manner. gt.s4 q
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WAsn'NaroS. Feb. li.-Hiram II. Rob.
inson has been nominated Marshall, Hiram
n. Wilson. Judge, and Hugh y. Jtwett.@
District Attorney, for The new JuIicial q
| District of Ohio ulkA at .a2i5l ta 1e,a @ir
fI1Godeys Lady Book for Febuar nv 10 Z
= splendid number. just the kind Of AL
one that our friend Cooley invariably issues ii
Let all of our lady fiji nds become subscri-o
bers to Go9e&'s Magazine II fsarog gsa
Nj RSHop. Wm II. Seward has been rs-
elected to'the U. $. Senate By the Logisls-
tyre Of New York. THIS is, q hard. lick al