The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-17
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10 the w t5gs OF sDlas0.

To those who stood by Mr.. Fillmore and
their country at the last Presidential election
to you | have a word to say AS we were to-
g ,thcr IN the days Of extremity, and TO us of
true glory, so lctuS be together now and when
ever our State and country needs our services.
We decided the last Presidential contest that il
the Wings of the Uuion; ana merited the re-
spect OF mankind; and now, let the Wings Of
Ohio d, cidy the coming safe electionin way
worthy OF them elves AMI theic high destiny.
There has been a party roaming over the land
for the last twenty five years; first called Liber-
ty men, then Free S)leIs, now Republicans;
whose pathway has been marked with unmiti-
gated evil. No good has come of them This
party has originated no one Useful measure; no
beneficial law-haS made no advance in poitia
cal science; but wherever obtaining ascendency
in the States, national laws have been nulhficd;
individual rights trampled upon, rebellion aud
| trc lson advocated, ana the standard Of Office
degraded until John G. Fremont WIS pushed
forward for the Presidency.
All they can boast Of is that they have de-
stroyed the Wing party and so important is re-
garded this achievement that B. Il. Wade had
to descend to the sink of q common liar; and
proclaim that the Wing party ''stunk'' to obtain
the election of U. 8. Senator from dcbased
Republican Legislature.
| The last and only Republican Legislature in
OHIO has sat; and it is for US to decide whether
Ohio shall be further dissraced by another Re-
publican Governor,
| What say you my brethren, ''come let Ms real
son together" 1t we vote for Chase, we ignore
all we have done; and part with our good rame
! II We vote Tor Payne we put down the Repub-
lican party in Ohio forever and abate an intol.
cradle nuisance to the peace and dignity Of the
/ ni am tn Ia tTfti
No man who has the proud distinction Of hav-a
ing voted for Fillmore can vote for Chase, uii-a
less lost to all manly thought and to vote for
Van Trump is simply u'cusS Chase sold ont
\ tn, American party through his agent Tom
| Ford aud would sell ontthe State 10 cbaint the
nomination. for the Presidency. He has no
claims on the American party, and we ask them
to ASSIST in his overthrow.
In view Of the promises therefore we respect
| fully but earnestly ask the Wings and all those
who voted for Fillmore to put down Chase and
his party In Ohio by voting with the Democ-
racy.
Chase at best but a Democrat With number
of aliaSas which haye been of no particular use
to the Wing party. We prefer a pure article
to rlscaly mixture, Democracy is bad
enough Of itself Yetit can be made Morse
A Democratic Republican
| -"ls m ns'er Of suci f.lghtfIl man,
M AS to be bat I'd itse'ls bat 10 be seem afta
and we want no men Of thatelass 0f office hoI-
4 dsrs in Ohio; AMI BY the gra d Of God we will
have no more such.
1 by voting with the Deln5clacy in this encrs
\ gency we only shew that We prefer Democratic
rule to republican nisrue ard only exercise a
sound discretion in the choce that il leit usIs ~
/ clear Inc for my calsc'' for have no inter-
est but in common with you the interest and
| glory Of our State and oar cJmnfgn cU;tfitryl1
Fremont's plurality over l}ice,nan in Ohio was
1000 the Fillmore vote 5000 -- which.
SHOWS that the Fillmore men hold the balance
of power. y. j. GARRETT,
OF the CID Wing Line.