The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
OUR NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATS Of Harrison county friends Of the
Constitution and the Union, to day we fling to
the breeze the gallant standard bearers, on whom
the Democracy Of the Union have conferred the
honor Of conducting them to glorious victory
in the approaching campaign. JAMES BUcHAN-
AN, Pennsylrania's fayorite son, is coniesseIly
one of the tirstmen in the Nation Born in the
county Of Franklin on the 18th of April 1871,
he is jast now in the full strength orhis ntelfec
tual greatness He was born in full view of the
lofty peaks of the Alleghenies, and there he re-
oelved his first IDEAS Of sublimity, and his mind
III dignity and noblencss, but reflects their gran
deur AMI greatness VIII the usual. question
be asked "who is this JAMES BucHANAN?''-
Let the records of ten years in the House of
Representatives answcr--Let the Records for
ten years in the Senate of the United States an
sWer-let the English Cabinet answer. Yea, ask
the cinili2ed world, and the reply will be 'Me
first Statesman Of -fne,ica." Do You wish abil-
Iity, who is more able? Sound judgment? You
have it. Experience? WIN forty years of SER
vice in the eausc ofhis country satisfy you?-
Forty ycars'of public life endorsed and approved
by the nation. His age and experience render
him emincntly fit to take charge Of the ship Of
state at the present time. His nomination is
an honor justly merited by the old Keystone
state--the firm supporter Of the Constitution
and the Union. Under his command our gal
Last dcnrocrat;c tars will conduct the Ship with
sactya and delight to the port ofvictory. On ship
so staunch and noble, so riggcd and so eomman-
ded, no eye will dare to cast naughty on de-
tracing glance. No tempest Chat can rise will
shatter her spars Of pcrforatc her hulk. No
shrowd which impels her voyage will be stained
or tattered by hostile hand. Forward She
viii move along the mighty deep, free and fear
less as the element below, with speed upon her
4 PROV, and terror IN her tier
JoKSc. BhEckExnipGE Of Kentucky for vice
Prcs.1edt, il an exc3Ilcnt noinination. Tie is
.andtie and eloquent speaker. Residing in The
district IN which the famous Henry Clay in his
lifetime held sway, il IS supposed that his spirit
Of cloquence has alightcd on ono, not unworthy
to receive it. Young, vigorous, and accomplish
ed, he will be an active supporter to old 'sBuck
For learniog, ability and sound Judgment, he is
surpassed by nome, Of his age, in the country
His eminent qualities have rendered him, descr-
yedly, very popularin his native State. lie was
elected twice 10 Congress from strong whie
district. Tft unaniinity with which he wa.
nominated i i high compliment to his talen
and worth--a compliment in fact, to the Toua5
Democracy Of the country. And we are conf
dent that they win show their appreciation Of II
| BY the spirit and enthusiasm with which they
will conduct the campaign
| See our platform bresthing democracy in ey,
, eryline. II shrinks no responsibility carries
no water on. both shoulders. Evades no issues
icleAs, explicit and 70 the point on all the great
issnes Of the,day Our Constitutional power,
the rights of the States and territories arc
clearly defined. Our foreign policy fearIessly
cxFrassed, and the Monroe Doctrine endorsed
The resolutions on our domestic policy must meet
the appreciation Of every democrat in the land;
especially those on the exciting topic ofthc day,