The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30
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WA So s Gslsr.SE.
Our sdaOri,i k,s,Aren ,Ir,urhOIA 81.
State are resroaaiug 70 thii InSunf ui,lh
bnu ual -ff6ufil s.ss sn1 entllb ksr2.suS y
feeling. The Dehoersty Of Ohio tkrci,1h
Their organs, EXHIBIT IN impatiencs 10 wips
Oul the slsnder that he's gone abroad aenlns,
her, "that abe ID aa sbOliiion State anyhow, y
and ere determined 10 put Ohio In line
with that Gordon Of De@oeFatic 5tutrs, New
Jersey, Pehnsy Indiana and lllinois,
which span the Union east aud west between
the, Slpse, and Abolition States, and which
win then fuFnlth lad hnbrokeh front to the
isms OF the extremes, the FIRE eaters OF the
South aud the fanatics ofthe NoFth. Her
time has come 10 take this position and vim,
diesle .herself from that foul reproaeh,--
Tie Democratic. party are only waiting The
id6s Of 0etobefto pFeseHt' her an aeeepta.
bic offering % her hitherto mere Felisble
Democratic sisieFs- Of the ,Union. On 10
sues, the party were never better agreed,
end oil that Is wanting to ensure success ID
a standard beaser xko shall FULLY embody
the principles OF the purity; with the will,
the talent, lhe energy, and theri6tnehee, at
the head Of the Democratic forces to discuss.
ekpound and enforce said issues from the
siump. The times seem to call Tor a new
man In this field service; one not only coti.
petent, but accustomed to'uiscuss Lew and
Constitutional questions which particularly
st this time will make up our State and
Nstional issues, and Who When elected,
shall have the sppiicati6n aHd ability to 90
administer the affairs OF State ss TO disentan.
gle Il from its present fusion financial diff.
'cultiea.s in looking oser the list Of Ohio,s
frtMinebt yuen, thote hiiherio held essila.
be ftr the Governorship, we End that time
hos worked great changes among them du.
ring the last yenr. Aaedary hIs left the
State disney is Fetd--'Olds has gone 70
Minnesota-Myefs has gone over to. .the Flu.
sionists-Bardey i ON the Bench EIeHill IL
in Washington -bIahypenny is looking af.
ter 1fis ssked thiIdren'---Tod has been a
candidate, and Rdtihey NIL not ran. This
'lesyes the selection Of new man Poiifi.
scal necessity, and the next in6uuliry Is from
what'haft of the State shall he be tuken!--
CentrSi Oliio has had the Governor. hip,
(Medill, J two years and the candidacy fsur
years. Southern Ohio has had the Cover.
norship for the las, sso .years, and Il would
seem if geographical cohsiaereitioh. are to be
tnken into account at all, that Nof1he eth
Ohio Il how catitlcd TO this honor. sShb
then IL The ann from Northern Ohio! II is
with feeling OF just pride that we arc en-.
abled to lay before our readers the follow.
ing fiattering notices Of enc OF our Oldest and
rs,naf pcanoct, ,hlo c;f:~a0a - .,.nu a. Ill.,,
and truest Democrats. taken from papers in
distant and different parts of the State,
prompted, as We are fattered to think BY a
single desire to bring forward one who il is
believed will make the strongest and most
available candidate, and II elected, an able
and iudici1us Chief Magistrate. Tint gen
tleman is H. d. Payne Of this city, The
extracts ave give below have oil appeared
in thefr, Respective journals within a few
days and sseth To We n Spontaneous cxpres
sion Of the press, independent bf any Known
desire on the part Mr.. Payne or the tS.
pressed wishes Of any Of his personal friends
he-e.--ilaiB Dealer. Lila .Ii tgjs7s,.y,i ID.
Just the right sentiment. Northern, Ohio
is entities To- the candidate for Governor,
aud il is 10 be hoped that in the next Dt'stio.
cratic Conventions, her claims will be justly
considered. We believe that the Dcmoc
Facy OF the middle and Southern p p,rtions
of the State ure libtral, and willing to
d. justice; but 1t Is an unmista kable fact,
that the cluims OF the Western Reserve
Democrats have for a few yesfs s.a.S, been
sadly slighted BY their brethren. True the.
WesttrS Reserve msy cat heavy m .iWi
~ for the Republican nomiaees. There il
however. handsome vote upon The either
side Of the house There is not to be found
a hucr or bitter fighting Democracy than
here. Without patronage either from the
State or from the General Government, and
ii many cotnlies ~ithoot fffs +ttadtes, ttsss
of patronage from any source, they have
battled for the triumph Of their principles.
They WHleoHtiHue to d,so for years to come,
however Hitch ttts 4nay be neglected and
Ibeir el,ims sligk.sd. S,ill, i, is but fsir
that the merits Of somc Of saF leading men
should be es.amiaed and rewarded. We 70
for Western Reserve candidAts f& Gov.
ernor.
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