The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-18
A GREAT FfzzIE!
CHASE sPoeK BELOW PAR}5
Resolutions not Adopted y!

their return home they would have . ire
mendous'' ratification meeting. After they
arrived, LewtOn, Hattop and one or "
others went 10 work. and particularly inyl'
ted all the free sellers and free soil wings
to be present that evening at the Court
House, 10 hear the report Of their delegates.
Old genuine wings and the true followers
OF 'sSam" were not invited. After ringing
the bsll two or three times, and getting our
excellent band to play a tune before the
door. some forty or City began to assemble
including a large number of Democrats.
who went to see fun, and they were notdls-
appinted.
Hatton "opencd the ball" By moving that
the Hon. NJ. Meal take the chair. Shot
we'll moved that the LAFE Treasurer OF State.
Richard Hatton. ESD, act as Secretary.
Shotwell stated the object OF the meeting,
which was to hear what their delegates had
done. ga
Bingham suggested that LewtOn re ad the
platform.
Lewtor arose, viii a paper in his hand,
and read the platform. After he had TN
ished reading it, he went into matters and
subjects generally. One truth he told, for
a wonder. IL. admitted that while he pre-
tended 10 be with the Democratic party, he
was only acting the dr0aagogae. This every
, one present knew to be a TACT, and as sever
i al remarked, it was pretty generally sup
posed that he had LOST none Of the art as
vet. Some Of the ~fslsehoods that he told,
even made him blush, as hard as his cheel
and COINCIDENCE is. He wanted "SAm's" boys
to vote for Chase, because he and "Tom
Spooner' said they must, one being presl'
dent of the county council and the oIhe
president of the State Council.
Shotwell then arose. and remarked tina
!, he thought that the delegates had done re
e markedly well. He then dwelt on the mer
its and claims of Mr.. Chase, and the rest o
s, the ticket, but more particularly of thos
: who were of the old WING stamp, Ht
wound up by offering the following resolu
:, tons:
= "Resolgea, That we fully and cordial
approve and endorse the platform of prlncl
n pies adoped by the Republican conven
ton held in Columbus on the thirteent
inst; and we do cheerfully and cordi
allv accept and approve the nomin ,tlon
e made at said convention; that we have i
= The persons Of the different candidates tn
best guaranty Of Freedom, Economy AM
R%etrenchment in the public expenditures
IS and honesty and fidelity in the administrs
: ton OF our State government, and that HaI
rison county can and will give said ticket
II majority Of at least 900.
"Res0lr ed, That the campaign is no
i opened, and that it is expedient that INN
he date steps be taken to keep the ball in M
" ton, and bring about the reforms Tor whic
il we labor by putting in nomination a fl
a ticket, and organizing for the election"
Bingham was then called for. He G
up and went through his usual remar
k, made and provided" for such occasion
N. with one addition, and that was this:--"h
lie his new law partner had heretofore been
n democrat, and had received Office fire.
that party. This was correct, and aft
bleeding it to the tune OF 900 or a $1,000
nd left it. He stated still further that his p
e. waite character was irreproachable. WheI
it'll err that is correct or not reference is invit
10 every person who is acquainted with h
in the town and other places he has lv
,ry heretofore. He then wound up by hopi
the resolutioos would pass.
On The chairman then put the resolutions
vote. About Is yeas responded. I
ia, nays were then called for, when about
as same number were very distinctly heard
- The chairman stated that he telievsd I
in they were carried. All that voted 'r
were either wings or know nothings.
Lewton then as ''quick as lightnir
~ jumped up and moved the meeting adjou
- which was no sooner said than done.
After they come out OF doors a promin
re- know nothing of this town made . mot
as that all those in favor Of approving of
course Of the delegates, and Of the nomi
us tons, will say T. Not ONE was heard
and He then said, all that was opposed to
per would say no. wnen the BIGGEST mo-
- given that we have ever heard in Cadiz.
ex! So much for the first Chase rat -ifica
meeting in Cadiz, or rather moase-iica
4. meeting. because it was too small for a
,ar- More chopfallen countenances could h
for been seen in the court house or last Sa
leir day night, about the time of adjournm'
than has been seen in this town for a ha
Az century. They couldn't be hired 10 IN
another such an attempt. They see
ave their condition is perfectly hopeless. 'Br
- brandy or rotten ale can't save then
Chase stock this Monday morning woulc
n.y. sell fol- more than rs per cent. The (
&C persons who advocate the claims of CHI
are are either Office holders or Office seekers
And they do it very sickl5.
az ----
ore x MS and Slavery in Kans
,tu. We call tho attention of all those I,
o. have been harping about the democracy
the ing in favor Of establishing slavery
,er. causing the late riots ID Kansas to the