The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-07

The Ohio StatcSman---COl.M Medary.
Thesollowing from that excellent NDdSpirght-
lly Democratic paper, the Lebanon (Ohio) Ct'sea,
we fully endorse. No man deserves more from
the Democracy of this State and Union, than
the 'old wbeeLhorse Of the OhieD democracy:
A Washington correspondence BLACK Re-
publican Sheet saFs:-"Col MEDARr, Ediier ,of
the Ohio Statesman D0vglos's Oy9an ishere,
endeavoring to get the Post Master Gcneralship,
under Buchanan. He is urged by Douglas with
much zeal"
We are decidedly IN favor Of Ohio, receiving
some consideration at the hands of Mr. Buchan-
nn and believe that, from among the great and
good men of our State, he can select rs talented,
eticent, and reliable Cabinet advisers, as from
those Of anv other State in the coniederacy.-
We have PAINE, a MEDERY, DIsSEY, VAL
LKNDIGHAM, a SwEETZER an OLDs a MEIuIL
and host of others the appOintment'Of either
one of whoG would be a compliment and honor
| to the Ohio Democracy, merited and deserved
/ If Col MEDARY should be selected as Post Mas
/ ter General, under Mr.. Buchanan that import
ant branch Of Governmental service, would have
at its head, mauof stern political integrity, ir
reSistabh energy and enterprise, and the duties
would be discharged with honor to the head 'Sf
/ the'Department, the administration andthe sat
isiaction of the people of the whole country.
/ The idea which seems to preyade the minds
of the Aitb heodel Black Republican scrbblers
/ for Freedom Shrieking sheets, about the StateS-
man being ''DouglaS's organ" is silly and con-
temptibe That paper, now as heretofore, is the
central organ of the One Hundred and Seventy
/ Thousand Democrats of the Ohio Constitutional
Army who know no North, nc South, no East,
no West, no man, but measures. and who march
rEnder the banner of the Constitution, and keep
Fstep to the music Of the Union. The organ of
that army oCT5tate Rights Democrats, who have
their preferences bet0re nomination, bat who
wheel into,line under the chosen leader, and for
getfA of past differences in favor ofmen, contend
for principles represented by their leader, who
ever he may be- going where democratic princi-
piles point the way-when they cease to lead, the
FOhio Democracy cease to follow.
Tine Statesman is the organ Of no man, and
it is a libel upon its veteran editor to make such
an assertion. 1t is the organ of the Ohio De-
moclacy, and no journal in the nation did bet
ter service during the last campaign, than did
the STATESMAN" under the old wheel horse,
Cot Medary. We know Of no Douglas organs
in Ohio. among the Democratic Press. They
~SeTe mostly buchanan organs prior to the Con
Hcntion, we're unanimously such during the cam
pagn, and will undoubtedly remain so for four
years to come. The idea of djUisjOn existing
among the Democratic party Of Ohio, is enter
tained by none but INSCRIPTIONS, Freedom
Shrieking, Treason. advocating sheets, or their
vile correspondents, in whose hearts the wish is
father to the thought! We believe, if ever the
Democracy of Ohio were unit, they are SO at
this time, and if we may judge the feelings oi
the residue of the Democratic party by our own
we should say, this is "the era of good feeling!'
The result of the last campaign, was glori-
Gus victory for the admirers of both Mr. Bu-
chaaan and Mr.. Douglas, and is SO regarded we
believe by every Democrat in Ohio. We are
aware that efforts have been, and are still ma
king. to create the impression that there exists
difficulty among those Democrats in Ohio who
were favorable to Mr. buchanan and those who
favored Mr. Douglas as the Democratic candl-
date i'll the last campaign. If such is the case
we know nothing Of its rise and progress. lv-
cry Democratic paper in the State, did good SER
vice in the last contest, and among those fer
cest aud foremost in the conflict, were the edi
itors who favored Mr.. Douglas nomination.
The "Denocratic Citjzsn'' was the first paper II
the State, we believe, which advocated MIR. Bu
. chanan's nomination, and if we live to see Mr.
Douglas nominated for the Presidency, which
we nope 10 90, shall Slle nun do "eSlou9 am
hearty support, as did his friends in Ohio, Mr.
c Buchanan. No Democrat can do more, no ont
should do less But, what's the use of talking
= this division among the Ohio Democracy exist
in the same place, many of the horrible outra
t ges in Kansas, did during the last campaign, il
t the diseased Imagination of Black Republican
, editors and seribblers, and is produced by tn,
same cause, certainty of defeat at the mex
State election, unless some desperate remedy
should prove panacea, and as the one mos
r available at this time, the idea of a diUiSion i
= Proyagated, in the hope that it may produc
snch an object and accomplish the desirable re
: suit. The Ohio Democracy before nominatio
< NAV be distinct as the waves, but after nom
# itaation, they are tone as the sea!'