The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-25
ORGANIzE. ORGANIzE.!

Democracy OF harrison county 10 ORGANIZE az
an early day, when reason can have its full force
upon the minds of those who, through predju-
dice, have stood aloof from our party or acted
in opposition to US? Is it not unwise to delay
the work Of organization until party excitement
has been famed into flames, and when by pas
sion, the justice of our cause and the force Of
reason, is lost amid the excited throng? 1t may
do for those to stand off and wait for more
convenient season, who does not desire to labor
for the cause, or for those who care but little
about the redemption from political misrule and
error OF our county and State affairs. But we
now appeal to Democrats, men Of b.le and spi,i',
who know the justice Of our glorious cause and
are willing to go to some little trouble to see it
maintained To all such we appeal, and it is
merely necessary for us to indicate the course to
have it strictly pursued The work oforganiza
tion is absolutely necessary five would redeem
Harrison county from the misrule of the motley
ooloreR clique, who through false professions stole
into office, and who have no more principles or
love for the people, than the money which they
draw from the treasury, will force them to pro-
fess and feel. That the Democratic is the only
national party, says an exchange, founded on
constitutional and just:principles, no sane man
will longer deny. That it is the only party
worthy of the well timed exertions and best
labors of good and patriotic men, cannot be
pnncfinnnI IIn1ar o;nn cho,,II
we not organize throughout every district and
hamlet in the land. There can be no mistake
as to the tide of popular opinion in this contest
The great and pure statesman of Wheatland,
the star of the Old Keystane, is destined to be
the next President of this Republic. Victory
is upon his brow, and after the more than a
quarter of century's labor in Democratic har-
ness, for the cause of popular sovereignty and
the rights of man, no individual is more able to
discharge its duties, or wear with becoming
grace his honors His cause is that ofmankind,
and if we would promote the cause of our
country and its best interests let us lose no
time to rally about his standard Yes, fellow
Democrats of Harrison county, we have a noble
standard bearer in the person ofJAMEs BUcHAN-
AN. He was the warm personal and political
friend of ANDREW JACKSON, and one of the
ablcSt supporters of his Administration not
only upon the hustings in his own native State
Pennsylvania, but in Congress, and in the Courts
of foreign powers In those days of political
strife, when nothing too vile could be uttered
against the sage ofthc Hermitage, by the polti-
cal opponents of his administration he leaned
upon the noble "0ld Keystone" State and hel
young and towering son, BUCHANAN, for sup.
port; and like the laundering and well-manncc
battle ship Niagara, on which the brave Perry
sought relief on Lake Erie, he fai1el not to re-
ciere ii. No State nor no person gave the grea
JACKSON a stronger or more enthusiastic support
We might follow Pennsylvana's noble ant
pnre son, throughout all succeeding Democrats
Administrations and find him the same reliable
and towering leader throughout each As h,
has battled, let us battle. A noble and fit corr
panion and assistant of Mr.. BUCHANAN is fount
in the person of JOIN G. BREcKISRIDGE. FL
is young, vigorous, eloquent, and bold, and tn
heart of his noble State Kentucky, throbs in uni
son with that of every other State and freeman
for his success. ~
He is worthy, ablc'and reliable and as he ha.
from his infancy labored for the common cause
let US labor for him. Let US ORGANIZE then a
once Let Democratic Clubs be forned in eve
ry Township and District in our county B,
this course VICTORY is not only probable bu
CERTAIN. What township in Harrison count,
will neglect to attend to this appeal? None
In this connection it may be proper to add tha
for the purpose of ORGANIZING Democrats
Clubs in any Of the Townships, or for the pun'
pose of aiding on the good cause by any othe
means, that speakers, &c, will be furnished a
any time on application to the editor of this pa
per.