The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

The Democrats Of WaiAing g5Gn City. AMI the
laggait political mastinE nEsever witnessed in that
region Of country, Two stands were erected
and = great amount Of speeches made. We se-
lect the following from the mass as it contains
more anatter in the same space, than any other,
anl SO much to th2 point that it should be read
byeYsrgboly,a 3ed yst,9, .5ns
SPEECH OF HsNs 8. a. DOUGLAS.
Hon Stephen A. Douglas inresponse to re-
psalBl AMI enthusiastic ellis, apparel en- the
stand, and spoke asfollows: fA
G,htlcm,n L have declined responding to
yoirlkind cali before, for the reason that | was
apprehensive that the condition Of my health
anlespecially Of my throat, would not enAble
me toebshaard You all know that am not
indifRerohtin any contest where the success Of
Domocracy is'at stake; AMI much less can
Tbe Indifferent in this contest, involving as it
does, the great fundamental principles Of consti-
tutioiia government, of civil and religious lib
erty, Of Che equality ofthe States, and the right
of sGlf. government in the States and Territories
subicctto tn Constitution: Allthat have at
heaft il conlen3od into an intensity Of feeling
for heasuccess Of the ticket and the platform
adopted al Cincinnati [Chests ] The platform
is worthy of the Democratic party and the can
didAtes are worthy Of che platform The De-
mocracy have mora to contend for, more TO ami
mate tRer patriotism, more to hope for the lu-
ture in thcstccess Of this election than Of any
whlchh Have ever taken place under the c6nsti-
tuition of the United States. The combined
encHay-fot it is a combination Of all the incon-
gruois material Of all the factions and isrns that
are affaycd in hostility to the .Democracy-the
combined enemy are now fighting, with tbs
form Of ticket. but they are without 4 plat
form, without principles, without anything By
which they can be designated, exceptasi the en-
emic,se Of Democracy, The telegraph inform
US that they have made q nomination fol. tn
presidency, by taking a man who came nea
getting the Know. No hing nomination at Nev
York, as the Abolition nominee at Philadelphia
And why should they not? Abolitonism. ant
Know Nothingism are allies. Everywhere i
tho free States, the Know Nothinss are Aboll
tionists and the Abolitonists. are Know No
thugs. OF course, none but q, Know Nothin
Abolitionist or an Abolition Know Nothing
could be the nominee Of the Black Republican
at philqdelphir. lGhoers,l ! 49,. ,..iI.sz 4.
The black republican army is an allied arm.
composed Of know, NothngS Abolitiopist
Free Sellers, Maine Liquor Law men, Laughter
womon's rights men, Increased lauSter,l Ant
renters Anti Masons, and all the isms 3thle
have been sloushed off from all the honest pa
ties in the country, and have male a combinatio
against the democracy, We have. got to fsh
this allied army; and when WE get them int
line, it is notmaterial which ofsthom you slal
for they all belong to the common Eenamy.-
Ourbuiinossis to bury all the ism3 and all the
allies in ons comm,n graye in November, noxt
in order tp restore peace to, the country AMI PEI
pctuAity To the Republic. a They are the ensmi'
of the Union. for they are the enemies Of I'll
Constitution- dThs Union was mads throlq
tho Constitution; 1t ean b pfsssry4l by flelit
to tho, Con stitution AMI it ought not to ho pr
servsl in any oth,r moie for wl,n,yTth, Cor
stitution, the palladium ofour Liberties, the on
guarantees that ws hys forths Uaion, for OF
institutions, for all that Is dear and scored
whanaYer that Constitution il invaieiwithiin
'punlty, that momsntour liberties, are atan en
But tomao as q Rafggfharn mani it matters not
which sdo ofthp Constitution thelassealto II
enemy is mNl9. Ifa5oroign army,wsr to ~
vadestha sacred soillOf ths Republic, would
stop 10 inquire whether the assault was ma
ulon the northern frontier--lpon the Attain