The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-24

Cad10, Ohio.
WEDNESDAY NoRNINti ......,... DEC a.
A New ygrinkte--rhe Great Dieta-
tsr--FIattery--TheP Proper person
10 receive IL.
s6ur readers we know wish TO keep posted in
the gsStevents that transpre in this county,
sad aaihe same time they wish something to
amusc them. For this purpose we publish the
following articlcseutirc from last weeks CG'i.
- 1lepablsaR:---'s is 'ft
- The Fnturc.
~ The Cincinnati Ffmes, St cIarsvile IA Irn-;,.
.srlssa Republican, and some other Fillmore Jour
. sRals since the election hsye expressed them
ssiyrS in favor OF fusion of the Republican and
American parties. 1t is TO be regretted that
= the sauie spirit, ON the part Of the organs ot
that party, was not manifested prior TO the late
s-volsction. If it had been John G Fremont
woal,l, have been triumphaatly elected. We
:. cannot, however, recall the past but We may pro
y vide for the future and we are glad to a
81 al position even now on the part of those who
-rps,lap,rteI Mir, Fillmore to place themselves in a
position that will enable them, in the future. to
eSAA 'iA SRt'oSAtiOh w hlldN
ps0pa sandisn -
wsa srpin this time fhrwari we trust that the OF.
I,oaents of Slavery extension will present an
= pa5rokln front. Ropubl,cans and American,
:. unite in saying that human Slavery should not
be- extended beyond its. present limits. Then
N Why not act in concert in opposition to the Lo.
gasoiocu party-ths common enemy? In future
contests, il we are not mistaken in the signs o
tito lines, the friends Of Freedom will be found
array6d in solemn phalanx i'll opposition 10 ths
Slave Democracy. Willis we are ready to ac
with Democrats and Americans in opposition tt
r. Slavery \ tension, we are opposed to any iuvid
iaHS distinction in regard to classes of citizens
We hold with the Ohio STATE Journal that the
haturalzed citizen, If he possesses character ant
capacity, Is as much entitled to hold office a,
the one Of native BIRTH and it is to be hoped
therc are IsoIc few if any, in this county wht
wauld prescribe NAH merely because he hap
pehei to be forn in foreign country. II there
'los Stlchthe Republican party have no sympath,
with tnsin aud do not expect or des;re their CO
operation. sa
IN this connection, and six months in advanc,
OF our Nominating Convention, we beg leave t.
present. the name of JOHN SLOAN as a can
sidAte for the Office Of County Commissioner IL
place of John fest whose second term will ex.
pire naxt fall We make this announcemen II
Mihtlput tllS VI +ht' Ckuistis am
CIT Eaving nd one word Of consultation will
hinaefl the b;ect. We do so thus early, il
order that.ths people may know that it is still
tha, d2srgof his particular friends to see Justice
dane him. We make the announcement in the
Rrn3 Of the numerous natllJali5ad Republican,
"A ofshaFris6H who are as good and true American,
~ this or any other county can boast--we make
liz in the name OF the l043 tried and true Re
mlblcans who cast their votes for John Sioar
in 1S54--We make il in the name Of nine tenths
*Us the Republicans who were then led astray
,;t,sd Induced to vote against him, solely on The
grounl Of his foreign birth, but who now de
Sire to repair the wrong they then did--wt
make il in the namo of the Republican party,
l4rge lasjority af whchhas, long since, acknowl
edged the great illustice,done ggNr Sloan an
desire SO far as they can 70 repair the wrong
@NFe make the announcement, thus early. in or
der that the people may have sufficient time tc
.geeJNa,ss the nsattefamang themselves believing
Alter, they have done SO, there will be but one
opinion is to their luty-oeeying that Mr. S
Ew!it bc nominated BY common consent
3534tanay he asked, it the friends OF Mr.. Sloan
Edesire TO repair the injustice done him in 1854
Hay th.y do not bring him forward for an office
OF equal pccuniary importance with that from
which he Vas elected. We answer that it is
mot ifstireiil paeuniary point Of view that the
NFI4SHat''t soA"'1h ht''o ief't hiA
.eFE342.y hs t'hS accumulated enough OF r this
Wgsn s99S * Z nE s H. p M roaoptsos n t.t hss hsI
Yeasyistt but one that has ,.reat rs$ponsirilty
stsached tofit.and toafillswhich the best men ii
fpaa9e2a9fY shead DC seiecsea' MereSard thf
wv ~ .nosn VIZ ~
AN otlier n he county, and We know Mr, sloa,
isateR qualified ior the post, and if the people
AttAalrtsn regard their ownln interest, and dc
llssslss y y lhttfea al'tpJ Jshoyi w, w,
Wbays Al ah.lnI co1fiienco n tia n n eSait, II,
of die people. and have never doubt,
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las 9yer Bro, 81 trno e the party with yhc;
he atts4a L MIN Who dcver deserted a pollisY
9lead " o'sier.to secure ,ii's own afyanceiTSn
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