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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
mHas it come to this y

1t is with feeling Of deep regret that we
are compelled to say, that there are num-
Der Of men in Cadiz, who while they advo-
cate the election Of Salmon p. Chase to the
Office Of Governor of Ohio, they at the same
time, openly and avowetly. advocate a
DISSOLUTION OF THIS UNION. 10
hear men utter the sentiments that these
men do, makes our "blood run cold through
our veins.'' We thought when we first
heard them advocating this outrageous doc
trine that perhaps they did not mean what
they said but their re and re-sertion Of the
sam5 thing, has convinced US that they
meant to carry out, if in their power, just
such an abominahle doctrine.
In the days Of the revolution, men who
would advocate such doctrine, were chung
higher than Haman." Would it not be
well to have Just such law in force al
.his present time? A man who can get up,
and boldly advocate such an infamous doc.
trine, we do not know what crime he would
refu.e to do. We have no sympathy with
either Southern nulifyers or Northern dis
unonists They should be both placed ir
the same category. The severest punish
ments should be dealt out to both. The
result Of such dangerous doctrine, was il
| fully carried out, is well known to all intel.
isent men. 1t is not necessary for us 10
descant upon it.
Does Salmon P Chase and his colleagues
on the so-called Republican ticket, advo.
cate the doctrine of dissolution of this
glorious Republic. This is a question that
should be answered fully and fairly. We
believe we can say without fear Of success
| ful contradiction, that they do. Is it moi
probable that the followers would advocate
the same doctrines as their leaders? We
repeat again that we regret that such infa-
nous doctrines should be promulgated in
our midst. We trust that the people have
not SO far sunk into insigniicance, as to
permit such On abomiRable set Of men to
rule in our midst. Every man who advq-
Gates such infamous doctrines, should con
sider seriously the consequences ofa disso-
luton Of this Union, the evils that would
result from it. We cannot but believe that
the people-the great mass Of the people
will discountenance all such doctrines, and
those who advocate them.
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TIE PRospEcT IN "OLD HAMILTON. p
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 18th inst,
hus speaks Of the glorious prospect in
Hamilton county. 1t says:--"We can as.
sure our friends throughout the State that
the political prospects in old Hamilton are
unusually bright and promising. Aboli-
tionism fn1s ne favor with the great mass
Of our people, and iis great embodiment,
Mr. Chase. will be repudiated by amajori-
" 50 immense as 70 make all "niggerdonr'
howl throughout the Slate. AS things look
at present, Chase viii not get over five
thousand Votes in the county out Of about
twenty four thousand in all"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

GETo hear any Of the abolidonists or
Aisunionists talking Just nov, that all they
thought about was the repeal Of the Mis-
sauri compromise. Do they wish 1t res!or-
eds No. not one ofshem. Ifthey did, they
gould have shown that they were sincere
about the matter, BY placing plank Of
that kind in their platform. But they took
care not 70 DO it. There il another reason
suggested why tbsy didft place that kind
Of plank in their platform. which We be-
Iiegs TO be true one. Il is this: "That
Chase, Giddings y Co., ere in favor Of a
PREPARATION Of the States
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vain that compromise was proposed to
Withdraw all The other candidates for Gov
ernOF, and present new man in whom all
bad confidence, and who as fairly represen-
ted the principle of human liberty es il
was possible for Mr.. Chase to do. Nothing
could move the friends of Chase from their
position. They controlled majority ofthe
votes in the cOnyenton<-the power was in
their hands. and they determined TO force
him upon those who were entering into e9S-
enant relations with the republican party rs
the embodiment Of orthodoxy.
ave have attended good many polit-
ical conventions, and Witnessed not few
moves on the political chess board, but VT
have never seen an instance in which, un.
der show of principle, there has beer
more palpable manifestation Of manworship
| If a portion of that devotion to the cause o
human ibertv,' on which the friends o
Mr.. Chase exalL themselves, could possibly
have been spared to this white people whC
met at Columbus on Friday, it would have
a better evidence of sincerity than the oce'
ans Of cant in which the sins of slavery arr
SO constantly seen to swim"
We might Gil our paper with extract
similar to the above. showing the 'disaffec
ton throughout the State, to the action o
the 18th Of July Convention, and its nomi
nees. The lash viii he applied very severe
ly, but honest men can't be whipped in
Ofise seekers, and their tools are the onl
ones that can be.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

reR uoyERyoR,
WILLIAM MEDiI.L, OF Fairfield comfy
roR LiEUTENANC GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, OF Lucas county
poR JupeBs on TUE sUrRENE COURT,
WILL AM KENNoN, Of Belmont County.
ROBERT b. WARDEN, of Franklin "
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
xvttIIAM n MORGAN, Of ColumbianR county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JoIN 6. BRESLlN, of Seneca county
YoR sFcRErARy OF STATE,
WILLIAM TEEVEr'r, ef FFsnkkn county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENEEAi-
GEORGE W. McCooK, OF Jefferson county
roR MkmBrR OF THE BOARD or PuBIlc RSs'
JAMES b. .STEEDMAN, of lncas county.
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A GREAT MANY MORE TROUBLED JUST LIKE
HM.--A correspondent Of the Ohio State
Journal, writing from "Whig Town." uses
the following significant language;-
u will acknowledge the corn Mr. Editor,
and speak right out in meetin'. that GU,
folks down here don't like Mr. Chase bit
too well, and its mighty nasty dose to
swallow. But you knov we have all got
the belley axe like pizen, from takin too
much green stuff that was planted at the
last lection time. now, what can we do?''
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Denounced by it's Friends "

The Louisville Courier mas been consid-
cred one of the strongest supporters of
Know Nothihgsm. So strong was it, that
the paper was acknowledged as the organ
of that party in Kentucky. After having
seen "Sam" for some twelve months. he
thus exposes the abomination:-
"No man that has any self respect or
Independence can belong to it twelve months
without sacrificing both. 1t contains fea-
lures which, sooner or later, must cause
every one who has a particle of manliness
in his composition to revolt at the organiza-
tion and leave it in disgust. 1t is an or
ganization which may suit INSCRIPTIONS
politicians to use for their selfish purposes
but it will drive from it all good men, and
will infalltbly fall from its own weakness. ;"
After having expressed himself in the a.
bove manner, hear what he says is threat
ened him for having the independence of
a man,
We have been threatened that the entire
and concentrated power and influence of the
order would be used to crush us, unless we
yielded our rights and duties of good citi
zen, and submitted to the dctation Of set
of men whose only motives are to secure
power and place. Our application 70 with
draw from the order has been denied, be-
cauae as member remarked, "We have
got the Courier man just where we want
him. We will not permit him to Withdraw
but will keep his mouth shut until after the
election, and then We will expel and disgrace
himP'
Thank God, the days Of such corrupt
institution is nearly at an end. Let every
honest man rejoice; and the whole people
say "Amen and amen"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

RE- Those that wish to see an uneasy
ami troubled set of politicians, they can
have peep AZ the animals, at 4aIfRyjee, by
coming 70 Cadiz. and taxi ng look at tbe
different factions that are trying to fuse.
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More Disafection.

We clip the following calls for meetings,
signed by old Wings and X. Ms, from our
exchanges
.The people Of Madison county, opposed
to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
to the extension OF slavery over the Teni-
tories OF Kansas aud Nebraska--ta the Cal
hos, ine OF Notification and State
Rig raced in the FIRST resolution Of
Ihe - batfcrm, TO the present State and
National AlminiIn fans, and 10 the eiee-
lion of S. p. Chal Governor of Ohio,
are requestsl.io meet in Mass Convention,
at Londd aturday the 2sth day OF
July, I'd eliberate upon the present
state of pWblic affairs, and TO consid-
er the propriety of putting in nomination
State and county ticket that we can con.
sistently support,
Fisler, A. Toland, 4. Mccormick, Thos
Mccormack, A. Dresbacb, L. l.. Downing
A. Il. Jones. John Justice, A. Sanders, M
1 Phillips, Charles Bliss, j. M Winchester
John Keneaster, A. Winchester, Alser
Downing, L E Huteheson, 4 3 Davis, 5
Bates, John l. Grain, j r Montgomery
I L 0OtHdS L uluSib OCSSS AeSo oh0 ON~NAS'
The old line wings of Columbus, issu
the following significant CALI
I Gan persons opposed to the present ,Ad
minisiration, and the nomination of S. 2
Chase for Governor, will meet at the CITY
HALL on Thursday Evening, Jaly 10, a
8 o'clock. Hen. Joseph II. Geiger, jaime
r Stanbery and other distinguished gentle
men will address the nleetiae."
July II. OLD LINE wings.
The Cincinnati Columbian of IN f8tl
inst, contains the following call.-~
GA mass meeting of the members of tn
American organization, who oppose tn
nomination OF Mr.. Chase, is calle'l, TO tax
place in Fifth Street Market Space to-mor
row evening, for expression OF sentiment.
The Cincinnati Times of the 18th inst
: has the following. 1t looks omnious;--
"F1Rsr GuN FROM THE AMERICAN CAM
: We invite attention to series OF antl<Chas
resolutions, in another column, passed b
public meeting heldin Anderson township
+ 1t is but the precursor of roar Of Amer
f can artillery from all parts Of the State"
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E47- GOV. Medill and Gov. Shannon will
address the people Of Belmont and adjoining
counties, on Friday, the i7th day Of Au-
gust next.
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az-The disunionists Of this county arr

GIThe disqnionists Of this county are
very busy just now in applying the lash, ma
king awful threats to old line wings and
know nothings, ifthey do not support Chase.
We haye never seen in the county, in any
party, as much dissatisfaction as there ex-
lists among the party that is opposed to the
democracy.
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New YoEK, July l8.--We have advices
from Kansas to the l6sh. The annual mes
sage Of Gov. Reeder contends for the right
Of the people of the Territory to settle their
own affairs, uninhuenced by other SLates.-
He says the Legislature has power to legis
late on the question of slavery to limi tee
extent. He recommends the passage of a
stringent Liquor law on account af the evil
affects OF the traffic on the Indians. The
Governor thinks light tax only will be re
quired 10 carry OH the government, and con
tends for the right to tax preemptionists. III
urges the immediate establishment of {
seat of government, and states the popula
ton Of the Territory at 1888 females ant
1873 males.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

GTThe present probate judge, clark d
the court and auditor, q Guernsey county
all joined ihe Know Nothings last fall
They al ow.ppblicly renounce tie order,
and deaounce il as the most infamous organ
ixalion that ever threatened the liberties Of
Elle souplrT. 30 Do aII sensible people.
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GS-The editor Of the New Lisbon Aurora
an able free soil paper, uses the following
language about the 18th of July conven-
ton platform. TO temperance men partic-
ularly, we would say, give it a careful read
ing. Some body is bound to be hoaxed by
this fusion movement. Which one of the
factions will it be? Time will determine:-
Mr.. Giddings tried to get the platform
bigger, aut did not prove successful. A
shrewd politician once advised his friends
10 beware of entangling nlliences,' and l
think this fusion convention has followed
his advice to the dot of on i. In the first
place they did uot entangle themselves
with temperance, for an effort to introduce
it was voted down in the committee on res
outions. So the doggery keepers and soap
sticks can 60 it. Nor did they oppose sla-
very in the D G, so proslavery hunkers can
slide along; the bolness to repudiate the
| fugitive slave law was not ventu,ed on, so
/ see no reason Why kidnappers should not
90 into the fusion. We shall see what the
future disc'oses.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

EEMr. James D. Clay. son Of what the
whigs nse 10 call the Usage Of Ashland, !"
and owner of lhe old homestead, delivered
his first speech in Kentucky few day $
aimee. II was, as might have been expec
ted, III opposition to the secret order com
fnonly called Know Nqtliings.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

E9- Contracts for large quantities Of new
wheat have been made in different portions
Of the country atsi,00 per buslel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

Rg All 4 late weeting of the Board Of
Birselera of the Cleveland and WelIsville
Railfoad. twas decided tohave the Wheel
jng and Beayer extensi ms finished imme-
diiassigs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

The MISSOURI GoLD MINES. "A corre-
spondent of the Warsaw Mol Democrat
at Empire hill, Washiti Mountains, under
date of June 1. writes as follows:
"Since our arrival at this place have
made several gold expeditions, and think
| can speak sanguinely in regard to its in
exhaustable quantities The gold is conf
ned only to Washitaw River and its trib.
utaries. Our company has done no dig
ging Of consequence, our discoveries being
On the surface. | have averaged from $8
to ZIG per day. | canot speak for the whole
emigration as regards their success. | on
" speak of what is confined to myself and
company"
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or The news by the 9 anada III not worth
publishing. There is no'hing new or late
from the seat Of war.
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Gy-There are about 1900 negro voters
in New York. They have reported that
they G IN concentrate the entire vote 1T the
next Presidential election. They ARE or
ganized under The order qf know n6tllIggs.
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A BAPTIST minister who has been travelling
in Kansas, says--that there. are ten persons
from the free States to one from the slave
States. Let the North be active, Kansas
will yet be freel-- Elk.
Rzz-Ye5 with thousands of such facts as
the above before them, we have men who
are continually harping that they believe
Kansas will be SLAVE State.
We have just conversed with an intelli-
gent citizen of this (Harrison) county, who
has lust returned from Kansas, and he
says that if ever Kansas becomes slave
State, it will be by northern votes. This is
the opinion of every sensible man.
The secret to these mems harping about
slavery in Kansas is this: They are fearful
that it will become free State. In .tEat
event, they are like othello--"their occu.
patton will be gone"
The best advice we can give to these har.
pies is this: Bundle up aud emigrate tC
Kansas if you are afraid of slavery being
established there. Your votes will help tc
keep it out; that is it you are sincere ir
your opposition to slavery. Now show
your sincerity.
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EE-A few days ago greedy fellow
brought load Of -four to this market. and
sold il to one Of our grocers, at 1915 per
barrel, A few weeks ago when our people
were much in need Of -four and could not
get it, the same farmer was offered $9, so
for the same lot Of flour, and il was refused
on the ground that -four would command
Ssi2 or 8 dollars per barrel before harvest.
Wash. fl'al Commonwealth.
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EE-The Know Nothing State Council Of
Louisiana has repudiated the Catholic Atsst.
If things go on at this rate Pope Sam won't
have d toe left for his dsvout followers To
kiss. VA v. -
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THE CIRoUs NOT PRoFTABLE The Lou.
isville Courier says that fora long SER
les Of years there has been no season SO
disastrous to the ciicus managers as the
present Amusements OF the ring have
been below par during the spring and sum
mer; and as a consequence. many of the
travelling troupes have disbanded. Those
wonderful people, whose feats upon horse
back, upon poles, turning somersets, and
performing all sorts Of astonishing antics.
are to be seen frequently throughout the
city. Most Of them Of course are in d pow
erty stricken condition. their tattered gar
ments contrasting won erfuly with the vel-
vet and spangles. the tight and brilliant
dress they were accusteme to sport WIEN,
times were not so hard, and the circus drew
admiring visitors. a6
TALKING TO THE PoINr. The Indiana
State Sentinel says:
"But the hour Of battle has not yet arr
rived. In the meantime, speaking far The
Democracy Of Indiana. weproclaim'that " any
party which refuses to admit new State
on the same equal terms with the other
States of this confederacy. but attempts 70
attach to her admission terms which tram
mel her co-equal sovereignty, is n party
which ought to die. will ale, and, bg The
help Of God, we intend to do all We can to
make it die" -
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THE WEST PoINT GRADUATING CLASS. The
West Point cadet a article, copied the 9TH
or day, is the topic Of much talk. The
Graduating Glass is now stated to be-:
Whole number Of class entered 81
Number Of graduates, "a
Loss, Al
So that only about two ,ffths of the num-
Der who entered four years ago, succeeded
in getting diplomas, among whom is the
youngest member Of the class. The Cou-
rier says:
"The course Of studies are so severe that
hereafter there are TO be five classes instead
of four and the term will of course be ex-
tended to five years. There is no such 9TH
er institution in the world. As an evidence
ol public opinion in this regard. one of our
literary institutions recently wrote to the
superintendent offering a professorship Of
$i 800 per annum TO any Of the graduting
class who would accept 1t. No taker."--
N. X. Express.
GgThe Hon, Wm. Morseley, baptist
clergyman Of Georgia, has written letter
bitterly denQuncing the Know Nothings.-
Those who have deep interest in the ele-
yation Of pure Christian sentiment will soon
find that to effect their object they must dis.
countenance, at least 50 far as their own &c.
ton Is concerned, correctly. corrupt secret
political societies,
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To the Democracy of Harrison
County.

Democrats of Harrison County, you who
are opposed to all secret, oath bound polltl-
cal soe.eties; you who are IN favor IN ume
10 come as in times past, of ntrusillnS the
standard of the party to the intelligence
and patriotism Of American citizens without
distinction Of birth place or religion; vii!
meet ia your respective townships al the
usual places Of holding township elections,
on Saturday, the 25lh day of August, 1885,
at o'clock, P. NJ, for tie purpose of ap
oointinp THREE delega!es from each town
Shin. 10 meet in Cadiz in County Conven-
ton. on FRIoAY the 3lst DAY OF AUGUST
1855. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating a county ticket to be suppor-
ted at The ensuing October election, and also
Eor the purpose Of appointing County
Central Committee 70 serve the ensuing
year.
: The township meetings wiz also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet IN
Senatorial Convention with Belmont county,
ior the purpose of nominating acandidate a
for Senator in this district, at such time and
place as shall hereafter be agreed upon.
= The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet IN
Judicial ,CanyentQn with delegates from
Jefferson and Tuscarawag coNndes, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate Tor Judge
FOR this judicial District, at such TINE and
place as shall hereafter be agreed upon
: The Central Committee urge upon the
Democracy of the county, the Importance
of attending their township meetings; and
also upon The delegates the importance Of
attending the different conventions at the
hour named.
Bx OgDEE or THE DEAocRAro CENTRAE.
EcgMtTqEz or HARRISON COUNTY.
EE-We trust that every man in Harrl-
SON county, who considers himself Demo
crat. viii use bis influence towards having
carried oqt The object Of the above call O
al,eir Central Committee. In these days o
disunionism and other isms, it behoove:
every lover Of his country to be at his post
Eternal vigilance is the price of LIBERTY
is an old axiom but q very tue one. Ou
liberties are in Danger at this very time
and it is the duty o. all good citizens to pu
down every thing that is seeking to destro!
the liberties Of this glorious RepubGc.
But we believe that tie above calls vii
be heartily responded to. That the toWn.
ship meetings vii! be fully attended, ana
Ehe diferent CONCEPTIONS represented BY
men good and true. Never since we hay'
been ip the county, (and that has been :
good many years, haye we seen the gal,
liant Democracy in such good spirits Thej
ALL feel that the time for laboring for th'
principles of the good old cause of Demoe
racy is at hand. Let every man do hi
duty, and all will be well.
II will Le seen that the county conyen
zion is TO be held on the same day that Gov
MEpILL and other distinguished speakers
will address the peaple of this county. |
js very important lAen that every delegate
be iu Gadi2 against 10 a. NJ at the farth
est, as the convention will be called at tina
time. in order to get through with the bu
siness Of the conyenion before the speak
ing commences.
= =
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DEM0ORATLC STATE TICKET

We have a splendid a8sOfImshI O D'aHN 80
for sale at this Office
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