The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-29

Great Congressional GaiEls in 0hiO
--4Ehe eneIny bea ten in tlAe EFoas G
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fer rlsc
PresISe1at.
In the great battle just fought in OHIO, Indi-
ana and Pennsylvania the Congress ofthe Ma
ton, has been REVOtUTTONIZED, and tic
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY triumphant,
WE HAVEGAINED EIGHT IN OHIO:
GRoEsRECK, PEyDLEToS, CockERE1L, Cox,
MILLER, HALL, BURNS and LAWRENCE. Hf
Democrats Of Ohio, this will do for the first
trial. Press on the good work and you will
next take their very citadel. :, s.s., .rs.tr ~
You have done all that ought to have been
expected Of yoh, but you intended to do more
than your duty, and most nobly, gloriously did
you fight for it, and you have shown what you
can do when you setabout it,, a.. 1 lal'Qlos 3
Oar ropponents are dispirited discouraged and
dispondent- they see ths handwriting on the
wall they appreciate their terrible blunder il
attempting to electra President by dj7eks IN
stead of arguments and the leaders have Hedfo
New York. tohold aconsnltatiotl on what they
are to do inthefut While they are in coun-
Gil let us be at work We never look back =
States bCir 81 1890 ,LiaH29 atasa 3" H.e4
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0ErFRoM THE CELL 10 iFHEo PUIpIT.-The
Cincinnati Columbian, of the 29th ult. tells tie
following story 1irff .s1ssig., Gajeofa
Afewweeks ago. the local editcr Of one Of
Our city papers, ohysltng theeelIs at the Ninth
Street Station House, fell into conyershtioiri
with poor fellow who had been Sentenced to
three days Imprisonment FOR drunkenness. To
his surprise be found the man to be, a person of
superior education, acquainted with the classics,
and modern languages, and possessed Of great
natural powers Plying his state, he procured
the release Of the man, who was q Giendless
stranger in the city, took him TO his own house,
fed and clothed him, and promised him q home
until he could find him some employment. ~,
A few days passed BY, when one morning tho
local editor discovered that q five dollar bill
had mysterfously disappeared from his panta-,
looms pocket during the night, which led to the
dismissal of the accomplished Stranger.
4 The unfortunate fellow hung about the, city
for some weeks,A woe elbegones Ei&retehed look
ing object when his attention was called to- an
advertisement in paper for past tor, in a church
in a small town in this State He had studied
theology, bat was notA believer m tie tenots u
the church in question; howeFero he tbeca1ne a
candidate for the sacred Office, There were 9TH
er candidates, and on different days they prea.
ched before the congfeg The late tenant
Of the Ninth Street cells was the last ~ esx. 4
hibit his powersishe preached; randi with such
nlnctlon, that he was at once chosen the d ost
able, pure and pious Of all the competitors. lie
had good testimonialsA given in former days
Some Of themdin dbatih, 3oo,o to show; the co1fg
grregatonwass ssstisleas and nowthsi mani who
was sentenced to three days Iaprisonmeat, for
drunkenness; Who. was closely associated in, the
mind of bis benelactof with the .disappearafice
Of 1--WE dollar bili a1dswho was s6wdIf 6cll tam
ted with the interior Of Cincinnati drinking satd
looms Is q shepherd, dividing to, the faithful the]
word Of life. Strange as the narrative may ap- 4
pear, we knowitt 70 be true. I, ~ '9t
Nh 4sr!l s--.4-ap zgEialla " a
i w ksapsas has quit blqedings since theeleoi
ton Of the Democratic Ticket in n1pennsy lrknsa
and Indiana.