The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-13

The 9th Of August Convention, held by the
Democracy Of Ohio, at Columbus, on last Thurs
day, was the largest Convention that we ever
attended. Every county in the State was fully
represented save one The proceedings were
marked with general good feeling and all SEEM
ed determined to elect the ticket nominated on
that occasion.-Our candidate for Governor,
HENRY B. PAYNE,
of Cuyahoga county, is one of the ablest men in
the State. His whole life has borne with it an
unblemished reputation. His excellent legal at
tainments and modest demeanor make him de-
servedly popular among all classes of his neigh
bors, let their political affiliations be what they
may. When any important improvement is
about to be undertaken in Cleveland, Henry b.
Payne has always been the first man to step for
ward and give it substantial lift. And to show
his popularity among his neighbOrs, it is only
necessary to state, that on several occasions,
when Cleveland was in the hands of the oppo-
sition, Henry B. Payne has been elected to re-
sponsible positions by his n6ighbors. His sup
port and advocacy of Democratic principles car
nv with them clean record He has always been
unwavering and unlalterng in advocating our
glorious principles, whether the party was inpow-
er or out of it. The different offices he has been
elected to-, have always been filled creditably,
and to the satisfaction of his constituents. And
he will faithfully perform the duties of Chief
Magistrate of Ohio, a post that every sane man
knows he will be elected to fill next October by
a rousing majority. And what is still better he
will give this insignificant thing called black re-
publicansm, one of the most PaynetM Chasings
that it ever has had or ever will have. 50 mote
it Ge-Om candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
GEN. VIM. II. LYTLE,
is one of the glorious young Democrats of that
Gibrater ofOhio Democracy, Hamilton county.
Gen. Lytle is a Democrat all over, and as Ho-
race Greeley SAID about Franklin Pierce, che
would not be anything else but Democrat if
could" He is a splendid speaker, and his voice
will be heard during the coming campaign all
over Ohio advocating the glorious principles
and measures of the Democratic party. To say
that he is we'll qualified for the post to which he
has been nominated, would be useless, because
every person that knows Gen. Lytle, knows
that he would make one Of the best presiding
officers in the country.--Our candidate for Su-
preme Judge,
HENRY G. WHITMAN,
of Fairfield county, is an able lawyer, sound
jurist, and will be an honor to the Supreme
Ia,,al ,r OL;o HIS Joo;e;one will ha oncorJ;ncr
to law, and not according to Enatical political
clap traps. When he makes decision he will
not make political stump speech. That he
will be elected will be the earnest desire ofevery
man who wishes to have the Supreme Court of
Ohio placed among the leading judicial bodies of
the nation.-Our candidate for State Treasurer,
JAMES R. MORRIS,
of Monroe county, (the banner county of the
Ohio Democracy we have been intimately ac-
quaintcd with for years, and it gives us great
pleasure to say that a more honest, upright, cor
rect business man we have never known. By
strict economy and Industrious habits, he has
been able to accumulate large amount of prop
crty, say $4,000 His Democracy is unques-
tionable from the fact that Monroe county is the
place where they produce good Democrats. For
ten or twelve years he was the able editor Of the
Woodsfcld Spirit Of Det0ocracy but for the past
three years he has been retired from the edito-
rial chair and is now busily engaged in laborne
on his well cultivated farm. With such a man
the people of Ohio will not be afraid to trust the
keys of their treasury. There is no Gibson oil
Breslin about him The people will elect hin
to this responsible post by triumphant MAORI,
4 ty.-Our candidate for Secretary of State,
JACOB REINfIARD,
Of Franklin county. is the accomplished ant
talented editor Of that excellent German Demo
cratic paper, "The W,stbote." Mr.. Reinhar(
is an excellent English and German scholar
and gentleman better qualified to fill that i'm
portantp post could not have been found. Mr..
is very popular wherever he is known and w
heartily congratulate the convention on havin|
made such an excellent nomination. His nomi
nation will add great strength to our eXcellen
! ticket, and his triumphant election will be hail
! ed with great joy by every true hearted Demo
crat in the State. Great success say we to ou
friend Reinhard-Our candidate for Board G
Public Works,
ABNER L. BACKUS,
of Lucas county, belongs to that unfinchin
: class of Democrats that are to be found i
Northwestern Ohio. Mr. B. is practical engi
neer, and gentleman Of pure honesty, and OF
every way qualified for that important post
With such man, our pubic works will be i
' safe hands This nomination was deserve
: compliment to the unfnching Democracy
> the Northwest; and that they will give him wit
the rest of our ticket rousing majority, 4
sane man doubts.
Such fellow Democrats of Ohio, is the exec
lent ticket presented to you for your suffrage
' by your delegates who assembled in Coumb,
on last Thursday A better ticket or one mol
= deserving of your support, you have never bee
> called upon to vote for. 1t remains with IL
= Democracy of Ohio to do their duty, and it wi
- be elected by triumphant majority. The Pla
- form is such one that every Democrat can re-
Oily endorse 1t is enough to say that it is Den
:, ocratic all over.
Democrats of Harrison county, it is expecte
that you will do your full part towards increa
ing the majority that our State ticket is bound
receive. Let us go to work then and show
our brethren throughout the State when Il
y, ides of October have rolled around that Il