The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
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Numbers are daily leaving the carcass Of old
rotten AbOlitiOnisrn, alias black rcpublicanism
in Ohio. Honest men are not willing TO act
with party that faSors negro equality.
The Salesman, Of the lst inst, says
The Mayor Of Groyep0rt, in this county, late
a Republican, heard Governor Chase make his
I showing in that town, he also heard Gen Gel
ger and Judge Rankin on the part Of the Demo
cracy. The full exposition OF the negro equali-
| ty doctrines of Chase " Co.; the exhibition ol
his attrOcious interference with Che course Of ms
tice, in contra1icting on the stump the iinlIns
OF The Grand Jury in Gbson'S case; OF his
treichery to the Republican Attorney General,
WolcJtL after having directedhim to prosecute
Gibson, and Of his turpitude in garblins the
statements Of Mr.. Plitt, and circulating gross
and diSgraccrIl ElSehoods in reference to saw
| ings alleged by him to have been made about
! the state House during his administration, have
opened the eyes OF great many OF his support
ers in Groveport. The Mayor Of the town has
set example by publicly rcpudiating the black
\ Republicans and declaring for the Democrats
There Is terrible and sore lamentation over tha
rapidly spreading detection in the Republican
ranks; ana the editor of the Journal is under
going, in private, extraordinarily rapid transi-
| tons from grief to rage AMI from rage to. grie
again. Now furious in his Indignation against
the ''meau and little minds of his party, who
who have swamped Blickensdertr and hinsc
in an ocean of 'slops;' and now making moan
over the cohtemptuous taking leave of the party
by such men as the Mayor Of Groyeport
A correspondent Of the same paper, says
Mr.. EpIroR:--To show you how thinking
men in Eastern Ohio appreciate the Chase negro
equality administration, would state that ma.
ny of the firm supporters Of that party, hereto
fore, are bold and strong in their denunciations
oft. r. IL. Tanneyhill, Esq, Of Noble county
and one ofthe most eloquent and efficient stun
pers in the State, publicly denOunces the party
! that denonnces the Dred Scott decision, and has
taken the field against treasury robbing and ne
gro equality His surprising eloquence that
told 50 ellcctually two years ago for Chase, Ford
! and Gibson will now tell with effect for Payne
Lyte and Morris &c. "The work goes brave.
| ly on" The hand writing is upon the wall
| "THy days are nuaJereln'
! MONROE.
The last New Philadelphia Democrat also
says:-
| A. Langdon. E'q., lawyer of IifIin, O., q
man of first rate ability and who made speech
es for Fremont last fall, is now out strong iol
the Democracy. He expresses his belief in thc
correctness of the Democracy ON the affairs o
Kansas, as carried out by Mr.. Buchanan, and
declares that the Republican party are utterly
insincere and heartless in their professions.
! We have the names Of several heretofore lea
| ding and active opponents of the Democratic
party in this county, who declare themselves otl
and out Buchanan men, and are determined t.
work with the party that sustain5 his admins,
traton.
Our prospects in old TuScarawas were nevel
better. We have good ticket in the field
the Democrats feel confident in the fight, anc
all that is wanting to secure certain and glori'
Gus triumph is full and complete rally at tht
polls on the 2nd Tuesday Of October.
| Democrats, let us go to work, one and ALL dc
termined to do our whole duty.
The last Guernsey J.fsrsonian also says:-
| Another addition to our ranks is that Off. Fl
Collins, Esq, promising young lawyer Of thi
place who also stumped it last fall for Fremont
lie has declared his disapprobaton ofthat part,
and plants himself fair and square upon the Dem
ocratic platform. Come on, Gentlemen! Plen
ty of room for all who are dissatisfied with blacl
! Ropublicamsm.