The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06


and it will pass the Senate. Ii Fusion |
House, should it ever become orgenized, |
see fit to take the responsibility of defeat
ing such measure. it will be an issue for
the country to pass upon in the coming
Presidential campaign. Upon that issue,
says the Plandealer, we, as party, are
willing TO stake our political fortunes, and
sink or swim, abide the decision of the peo-
pie.
We shall wait with great interest the Sen.
ate Committees report, which we have no
doubt will be made in ample time fer the
consideration OF the House.
Something Rotten in Denmark. /"
We find the following in the last number
Of the St. Carsviile Republican, an out and
ont Know Nothin paper, in reply to an ar:
'icle published in the republican about
Lewis D. Campbell. few weeks slnce:-
"Who woull have thou .sht that LEWIS
D. CAMPBELL would have been found
acting in concert with The SlavcocHacy Of
| the South and the duugl fares of The North?
How has the mighty fallen! few weeks
ago Lewis D, Campell possessed the conf
dence and respect Of the friends of Freedom.
Who has confidence in him nov? Few,
very few. His vanity and his unbounded
ambition have proved his ruin. He is now
pited and detested BY tEose who were his
friends and admirers
We find The above, in tie last Cadz Re.
publican. Our ntighbor when he penned
this article, must have known that he was
committing an act Of gross injustice. 10 Mr.
friends, that he has been ''actins with the
SIaveocracy of Tie South" and news which,
Notwithstanding the authority Of Bf0the'
Hattton, they will be slow to believe. Mr.
CampeA has committed an uupardonablt
ofence--n, tie opinion of Btother Hatton
--becanse he has SO freely declared his de
votion TO American principles, although
be has--as we are bold to assert,--on nj
f occasion compromised, his well known po
stion as friend of freedom The hu
Americans of Ohio, are among the "Few,
who have confidence in Mr.. Campbell, ant
the term "Trator"-we WILL tell Brothe
Hatton-might with greater degree G
truth be applied TO Others nearer home
than to Lewis D. Campbell.
TLas the editor of the Republican allusiol
to our deqr Bingham, Wien he talks abou
traitors?
The reason that the editor Of the R?pub
: lican uses the word brother. when speakin!
of MIR. Hatton, is. that they were once botl
!; members Of the Know Nothing organization
and met together in Flashing as such, tn
y time that Mr. Hatton made that elo9uet
speech.
1t is believed that Mr.. Hatton never wroi
= The article the editor of the Republican re
{ fers to, but that it was written by one {
!, Mr.. Hattons standing advisory committee
: and published at Bingham's instigatiou O
: account Of the rivalry between Blnghar
= and Campbell for the U. g. Senatorship.
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i. Gy- The Cincinnati Times of a late dat
is has the following in relation to a riot on til
Ohio and Mississippi Rtilroad. The FINE
y says Yesterday afternoon. as the cars G
the above road were nearing Lawrence
!. 5urgh, Ind, from this city, they were Fpr
!. vented proceeding by crowd Of infarat'
! laborers aad mechanics, who swore that n
more traffic should be done upon the roa
until the arrears due them were liqnidate
d Expostulation appeared only 10 infan
te them for they declared HAT they would te
at up the track and demolish The cars if q
\ engineer attempted 10 proceed, when. fin
y. ing il useless to contend against an owe
!, whelmning force, the word was given, Al
IL passengers, baggage and freight return
/. to this city. 1t is said that the men ha
been suffering severely in consequences
their pay being Withheld; many of the
with their wives and children, during t
es late severe weather, have been compelled
he find shelter in barns and outhouses.
" ETThe Coroner's Jury that we're SUI
ed to investigate the late horrible affair
tie Cincinnati returned the following verdict;
ed. We do fnd that The said child, !, Mary G
me ner, was killed by it's mother, Marga
VI Garner, with a butchers knife, With VII
Z she cut its throat 4.
(Signpd by four Of the jury, namely)
I, JACOB G, BLACKBUR RN
~ BARNABlJS McCLAIN,
M ASA BLISS,
JOSANA CASEY.
;no The two other jurymen, w. NJ. Como
~ and Joseph Sutton, in addition to the alb
so- found Simon Garner, SEN, Simon Garner