The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-29
!, !, e q. PENNSYLVANIA. PEN Io...1.
the DemOcratic State
To THE Psopsk or iYtvASfk: odJ '2.sig
"a gIl .CenlraI leoInmittee.7a

the leot Penns ylqania, and of all the States
of the Union upon thea unprecedented victory
has crowned our exertio5ils.. u ..',. ,. ri , n
IN The 144th Of October 1856, will herceforward
be, memorable ih, our annals. .ssa.S a5-a2i %
Cd ASsaHedfom within by enetnieslo the Con-
stitution ana from without by the assaIants oi
our glorriPds C0niederaey, we, have nobly trium-
l9led-1s0 ,sseG13 ,hGsgud 20 sno1'u .sfH
-mToo muchcredit cannot be given to the man
ner in which our. organization has been perfect
ed and carried out. ''.... .,.,. "a ..
It is impossible fop language to convey the
profound gratitude we entertain for our gallant
and eloquent friends fren ,otfrtr States who have
come Aither to assist US in this great struggle.
N But our duty is mot fully discharged 8
toWe haYefutterly routed the enemies of our
free institutionsupon the sacred soil from which
the Declaration Of Independence was proclaim
cd, and upon which the Constitution of the
liited States WAS adopted. s@E F#m- Y s,-
sIn thehoar ofIetory tits, however well to
remember that there are other obligations to be
fulfilled and that an organization so complete
SO! admirable and so widely extended, must still
be adhered to-. gsK ui boom I'D. GE .ta
Therefore, fellow citizens, perseverc in the
goodwor onobly begun; rejoice over the man
I'nifcent triumph you have achieved; and re-,
member that tic 4th day Of November now
close at hand, is that day upon which you are
to complete the great work yesterday soauspi,
ciously. commenced laf 4 }agnqlel. sfoda eal
Pennsylvania, the great barrier against which
the waves of seotionalisnl have dashed, has
maintained her proud integrity. While all the
new, world has looked upon her--whle all pat
riotic hearts have hoped that she would stand
firm in the midst of the terrible responsibility
imposed upon her-shea has preserved noble
moderation and an ihexorabfe firmness. She
has repelled from her presence the men who
havebeen sehtanong her population to deceive
ana .betray them. 9laI-, 'ya 2't' '' '...
The great victory We have achieved has, 4irst
vf I'll, sustained our ilFustri4us and beloved Bu4
cha9lan,Ja i0sqssJ adl 20 dadl % o3a lH"
Here, in his own State, the torrent Of tanati-
s.f '.l .
Here, where he was born, and where he has
lived a life olsignal purity and patriotism, he
has been upheld by the proud and generous peo.
PIE Of Pennsylvania 5,..'r,. 5.,, ,a
{ The ennoblips sentiment Of State pride has
done much lorus inthiscontest. &
Our people have responded to their glorious
leader to his history and to the long list of ser
vices which have, lmmortalized his name; and
from this day hcncef6rthp it will be something
to say thata PennsylvanianG true to his coun-
try and true to himself will not want or wait
for friends among his own fellow-citizens.
The platform of, the Democratic National
Convention, upon which James Buchanan
Stands has been yndicated;1 . the great princi-
pie OF popular Sovereignty advocated in every
school district and township in the State, Gu
ring this fearful conflict has Been indicated,
and he asperSi6na upon his character have been
re A&d and tiamn,ed unlerloot Ard the proud |
h3a2eof 5 lesievn sathis splendid result, belong
r'sae tfa tl3 Ipsn5efat;c party alone, which
aR HI .yTra s!lpas4 5i62f, entered into the con-
lei 5a r-g4iiogeA u the cid, bat we are gl ld
to elSaaNtaase .hh Tit has been'shared by'th6u-
sandlsof nationfl aWhigs WHO have assisted lis
sith all their energies, and who are benceforth |
to 5e copRtelr ra5 our brothers and our compa-
triots.o 1.al, f3iH 81 Aam H riF .4&fe ~
. From this day till the fourth Of November,
1886, fettheqtings be held in every school dis
trict and township in the State. Let us keep
up the Fire which now burns so brightly. gh Let
Is notbc deceived by the idea that the opposi-
ton will BE dividedil ooj gI l9'a- ?SaaF a'
Fused onthe 14th Of October, and confused !
by the tremendous and memorable rebuke they
have. received for trying to deceive the people
of the State, tliey will seek to shelter them
selves yes by another comPinationin Noyember.
iIheyiar enemies to us and the Constitution
99like,7ne naattsf@iatnafne they tare, Or under
what flag they rally. ,i'f3fi q aaa {, @..stt
Those who have protested to be ma national hal have
'llnk their nationality in an eager desire to de-
EAT the only National pnrty in existence; and
hose %ho1were sectional. have attempted to
5ostpone Of to apologize for their sectionalisna,
n order to win 4 guilty Fietory,n a areu
4 Once more the Democratic State Central
Committee appeals tc tise National peopls Of I
The State to main tain thgir organization, aud to
continue the @orkso nqbly began, until it is as
nobly fpishedlen the 4th day, of Nopenber, ii
l856HbId edi JoHNeWaF oRNEY, chm'n.
T. Gideon @. Westcott, James T. johnson. a +
Pitt, Alfred Gilmore William Rice, n. B.
Brown George Williams, 7. S. Ferhonn. Il.
Strect; W. 0siKlihe, WlQlV. McGrath,i E.i w. 4
Power, G. Moore, Z. j. Timmons, j. johnson,
" y. Morrison A: #, Tppep, j. HemphilEI
J g: Eeiper, J. 1. (Getz, w. Karnes, +. Van, !,
SAINT, j. DAVIS s. o. Stanbadgh, 6. b. Glonnin-
Ber, abb, Swarf,i u.s. Mcmahon, 7. oG.i NC.
kinley. A, Hopkins, w aHa Miller, laR. McAlis-
er q, Barrett, $, Bigler,, ii, Omit, 5Wm, aP,
v itherngtoh, d., ID. Wagener, s. ,Wetherill;
N Weisef, ohm r. Lord, William LiIIy, ".
kellly, j. B. Danner, W. ,'Ho Kurtz,, G.i s. Nor
rs, q. H. Bucher, a: Stroop, Geo. White. !.
Ritchef zones, M fyf Difenbscifl wv. a. nr.
,ay ~ WetWsateij Dr. B! n. 1'liroop, 4. Ia.
.rop, W. M. Patt, J. Sherwood, = H. IA. 8f1edt +
W. S5l karVinlyR ri gP. Cochran, Jos Douelass
3. EsSloan,IJ,iM M. Bredin,5Ei NJ Keustcr s.. d. =
Wilson, sDstLynch, M.nI,o Stewart, w. Work.
man, CharlesiA. Black. gG, W. Bowman D. Bl h
oansony SIS. Jamison, G.sIamberton, "A. aSgE
W Wilson,JoBowef,T S. Miller, Ell. Nc keenan,,
II BdFlenniken, Banard Reilly, Jhhoinas j. J
Mc0amenhiygliy9 bdl ia9t NR s9s# diasai }lI'
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6S=Ex5Governer Slade, ofVermont;g has just
sent out another company of female schooiti
ieppehers to the westS There We're twenty five
N this company going e Illinois, Indiana, Ms