The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-12

ment r,a.h us from every section of the
country. llem6crAtsb b7 scores Who were in.
FeigIed into know uothing dens By falsel.OOd
and base deception. have rstafued 10 the
ranks Ofthe democracy. better pleased with
their old Constitutional party, after having
a taste of the hollow hearted, anti Republi.
can. selfish, bigo.ed teachings of Know
Nolhingism. And hundreds Of National
wings who cannot, will not, SO know moth
ing prescription, who detest Abolition dis
unionism, says a contemporary, will be
found battling with you for the principles Of
the Constitution, BY voting the Democratic
Ticket. Numbers Of them have publicly
expressed their determination to do so.
Again we say be of good cheer. Every
thing is encouraging fora glorious Demo-
cratic victory il, "little Harrison" Do not
cease your lhbors, Talk, reason with you
neigbbors. The principles Of Jour party
will bear the light Of day,
We understand that Governor MedilI|
stated m.hs speech, on last Friday, that he
had propounded several speeches to Mr..
Chase at Carrollton in relation TO Negro
Suffrage-the restoration, OF the Missouri
Compromise, &C., which Mr.. Chase refus-
ed to answer. If Gov. Medill made such a
statement here, or shonld make it elsewhere
heisa a FALslEER.-[ Republican.
RE- Gov. Medill, during bis speech turn
e9 to Mr. Chase, and said something to this
effect; II have heard it stated--I do not
know that it is true--I have never charged
It on the stump, and should not mention
il nowif you were not present--that you
were in favor Of Negro suffrage, is this
statement true or not9Y To which Mr..
Chase replied at the time. II propose no
change in the Constitutions" The other
questions wish respect TO the restoration Of
the Missouri Compromise line, &C., were
not according to our reccollection, put by
4 Gov. Medill, nor did we SO understand the
Governor here. But they were put as also
the one in respect to negro suffrage, by Col.
| McCook, These questions were EvAstyELY
answered by Mr.. Chase, after, as Mr.. Hat
ton says, ''two thirds of the audience had
left" The questions were all such as
j could have been directly answered by yes
Tor no. They were not SO answered, either
at the time they were put or at any other
Etime. ! Medill stated nothing here that was
mt in strict accordance with the truth, and
we think his character stands little toe
4 fair in the State of'Ohio to be injured by
j, any such attacks. Or by heaping upon him
Eany such epithets, as liar and falsi6er. Op-
len, generous, frank and truthful, he is able
. to live down a thousand such SANDERS.
7 go s'i aFs s~S~JG SI1S%~sO>-~0~
Know Nottingham -Fusionism.
To see the absurdity Of this thing called
Know Nothingism. it is only necessary Il
read their foolish oaths, signs. and the res
! Of the parphanalia, Of the order, which MAJ
I be found on our first page.
: Andsto know and understand the work
ings Of this thing called fusionism ALA
0 Repuolicanisn,. it would be well enough i
{ read what they have done in Connecticut
e New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Massa
u ehusetts, which may also be found ON ou
FIST page. In these States, this thing nov
t called Republicanism was in communion
: with Know Nothingism. They acted to
]. gether. working harmoniously all the time
S What they have brought forth can there b
d seen.
Z If she Know Nothings and Republican
e should have majority in the next Obi
Legislature, Ga thing which may heaven for
is bid,) they will have just such odious law
d enacted as the Legislatures Of Massachu
" setts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Ne,
y Hampshire have done, Do the people {
1t this county desire Ohio to be disgraced Wit
II such denominations? If they do, let thei
e vote for Ephraim Clark for Representative
y because he is in favor Of them. Our cand
II date, Dr.. Finley. is opposed to them
d .ChoJse ye."