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

liant old party. 1t seems to me that now no
friend Of the Constitution and the Union, can
find place where he will feel at home except
in the Democratic party. shall give nay self
up to the campaign with ardor and vigOr."
From the Columbus, tCia) Times & Sentinel. /
Know Nothing Withdrawals in
Georgia.
COLUMBUS, June IL, 1856.
We, the undersigned, members of the "Amer-
ican party ask leave to submit to the judg-
ment Ofour fellow citizens the following deela-
ration of Political principles, and indication of
policy necessary to be pursued in the present
crisis.
We consider the Union Of these States, under
the constitution, as understood and adopted by
the fathers of the republic, "the paramount poll
teal good.'
Then follows long article giving the reason
for their determination and closes as follows:
I'VE the eiore recommend to our fellow citi-
zenS the election of James Buchanan and John
{. breckenridge as President and Vice President
ofthe United States.'
Sisued by Van Leonard, Wiley Williams, and
sixty-thrcc others. ......-
(E3-Slm Houston, of Texas, has wheeled into
line, and will do battle for Buck and Breck.
Make Room for the ''OId Salt Boil
cr," and the ablest Lawyer i'm
the State.
We learn from the Newark Times edited by
our old citizen, NJ. P Brister, Esq, formerly
editor of the Cadiz Republican, but who has
hoisted the Buchanan flag, that the ''0Id Salt
Boiler" Hon. THOMAS EWING, and HENRY
STANsBuRy, have come out for James Buchanan.
Let them in. There is Still roo n.
There was large and enthusiastic ratification
meeting at Erie. Pa, last Thursday evening
week, composed exclusively of old line Wings )"
all going for '0ld Buck.'s+il'hey allowed no 9th
crs to participate in their meeting, and resolved
for the first time in their lives to support the
Democratic nominees for President and Vice
President.
Some eight hundred Of the ncighbors to "old
Buck of the same stamp, called on him in pro-
cession the day he was nominated and pledged
him their support The same feeling exists, and
similar demonstrations made, all over the old
commonwealth. Pennsylvania is good for forty
thousand majority for GOLD Buck"
The Boston Times, Of Junc 23d says "Among
the old line Wings in this city who have declared
for Buchanan, arc Colonel n. \. Thompson Otis
Kimball, John G.. Eastburn, Peter Hervey (the
fast friend of Webster Harry Horton, Col John
c. Boyd, Col. j. Putnam Bradlee, Captain Ed
ward Young, Seth Sprague, and other active
and distinguished national men,. From Maine,
we hear oflarge accessions to the Democratic
ranks from among the old line WhigS-and so
far from the apostacy Of Hamlin and Morrill,
having any injurious effect upon the cause in the
old Pine Tree State, it has had the effect of
stirring up our friends there to renewed efforts
which are sure to be rewarded bya triumphant
rictory.
The Pittsburgh Union states the fact that
Robert c. Walker, late a Wing member in the
Legislature from Allegheny county, Pa, has ia
ken the stump for Buchanan.
In Connecticut, Henry p Graves, son-in-law
of Governor Dutton, the Know Nothing Whig
Magistrate Of the State, has come out against
the Back Republicans, and announces his de.
termination hereafter to vote with the Democ-
racy.
Alta late Democratic meeting in Milton, In
diana, it was addressed by w. A. Buckle, Esq,
an old line Wing who took ground in favor of
the Cincinnati platform and nominees and ap-
pcaled to all lovers of the Union to give them
their support. Scott Brown, an ''old line Whig'
of Franklin county, Kentucky, and candidate for
Sheriff, avows his intention to support Buchan-
an and Breckenridge, if their are no Wing candi-
member of the Legislature of Kentucky from
WoodGord county, in 1854, is also ont for the
Democracy.
In Memphis, Tennessee, the Buchanan ratif-
cation meeting was addressed by William 7. A.
very, Mr.. Temple and II. B. Williams, all for
merly "Old line Whigs.'
In noticing ratification meeting in Cambria
county, Pennsylvania, lately, the Democrat of
that place says:
SIN addition to the inspiring remarks Of those
talented Democrats, Mcdonald, Smith, Heycr,
Riley, Pcrshing and Hasson, we were animated
by the speech of Michael Dan Magellan, hereto
fore known as one of the most conspicuous Old
line Wings in the State, and as one of the bold
est, most energetic, but, at the same time, most
honorable opponents ofthe Democratic party
A man without guile and above concealmcnt he
is hencelorth to be reckoned among the ablest
and most enthusiastic advocates of MIR. Buch-
anan, and we are sure that his vigorous blows
will tell during the coming campaign, and that
his example will not be without gratifying eff
feet"
Among the prominent and leading men who
arc now battling for the Union and the Consti-
tuition, in our ranks we are glad to record such
names as those: Rufus Choate, of Massachusetts,;
George Ashman, do; George Evans, of Maine;
Ex-senator Dixon, Ky; Senator Benjamin, La;
James B. Clay KY; Senator Jones, Tenn; W.
B. Reed, Pa; Mr.. Steve 1son, KY; George B.
Hodge, KY; Charles Anderson, Ohio; r. But
Ter King, Ga; VIM. Preston. Ky; Mr. Oliver,
Mo-
OF the former leading journals in the Wing
ranks, who are supporting Buchanan and Brock
inridgc, we notice the st. Louis Republican, the
Courier and the Wheeling Iatellgep-
Ger.
The Ssatta,e, at Paris, Tennessee, edited by
Fl. +. Cummings, hitherto an Old line Wing,
runs up the Buchanan flag, as we notice by its
issue of the 14th inst -