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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

0T Will Charley Warfel, (tIatton's 20"
correspondent please read the following reso.
luton passed at the last black Republican coun-
ty convention, of Union county, in this State
and ask himself il he did not know that he was
wifully lying when he said Blickcnsderter had
nothing TO do with the letting Of the Canal Con-
tracts?--
Resotcet That Jacob BIckensderfer Esq. 1.-The
nominee ofthe Republican Convention for the
Board Of Public Works, in voting for and sus-
tanning the fraudulent contracts for the repairs
the Canals ofthe State, has rendered himself
unworthy Of the confidence and support Of the
Republicans Of Chic and we hereby authorize
and direct the Republican Central Committee
Of this county TO omit his name from the
State ticket to be voted by the Republicans Of
Union county
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

WHEREAS, It is reported by divers persons
that |, Jacob Ritchey had uttered and published
against the Rev J. Motfitt of Cadiz, D., words to
the effect, that he was Il common liar, and that
he whipped lis wife. Now in order to repair
the injury that may have been done him by
sslch report, and.to set myself right in the mat
ter, would say, as to the charge of whipping
his wife, that Idil not make such charge, and
anything may have said about the matter, |
am now convinced was without foundation; and
from my best inlormIt;on do believe The charge
untrue. And as to the other, have said that
he preached doctrines, that believed untrue AID
which could prove to be so by the Bible; but
said this with no intention of charging him with
being common liar, but on the contrary be
| lieve him to be u nun Of truth | hereby, au-
thorize and request the publication of this note
in the two county papers at Caliz, Ohio and al
so any further publication thereof which the
Rev. Mollitt may deem it his duty to max
JACOB RITCHEY.
AHest ]. M. EsTEP.
| Sept 3rl 1857
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
Henry Ciay's Opinion of Negroes

Henry Clay's 0piniOn OF Negroes.
In 1851 the famous Burns slave case in Boston
became the subject of discussion in the U, S.
Senate, when Henry Clay said:-
''But, sir, ttis is not all By whom was this
mob impelled onward? BY our own race? No.
sir, By a4gsoes, By african descendants, by persons
'eio possess aopat, as content, in our politicai
system; and the question which arises is, wheth
er we Shall have law, and whether the majesty
of the government shall be maintained or not
whether we shall have a government Of white Oh
black men in the cities Of this country?"
When Henry Clay mlie use Of the above Ian
guage, he was praised for so doing by Bingham
IsHatton, and every other Old Whisin Harrison
county, as speaking their sentiments. How do
the sc men stand to-day? Do they still advo
cate the doctrine now that they advocated then
No! But instead Of that they are advocating
boldly and publicly that negroes sfoMt hare Ii.
rght to Uoie, anl be admitted to full citizenship
with whites. If they were honest then,are they
honest now? Or are they just merely pandcr
ing to old rotten aboitionis1n?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
SseuerlI Ln,ayetge Dcvcmny.

The Wellsville Pdtriot pays the following just
compliment to our friend, Gen. Deyenny, the
general ticket agent Of the s. q !. R. R.
"We are pleased to observe that among the
changes and appointments of officers recently
made on the SJeubenyile and Indianna Railroad
that the services Of our friend, zen. Lafayette
Dcyenny, has been retained in very import.
ant position Of that road. Heretofore his labors
have been very arluous but the appointment O
a separate General Ticket Agent will afford
him an opportunity Of deyoting his whole attcn.
ton to the position he nov occupies. Az an ac.
tive, pegseyering business man, he has tes0 su-
psriors---as a gentleman. name"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

0TWill Mr.. McMath, while he Is perambu-
lating the county, be 50 kind as to tell the peo-
pie whctherho has made tho Commissioners pay
back to the county treasury, out Of their own
pockets the S95 that they fauiulently took
thercfrom, to pay Dick Hatton for doing a job
ofwork which the late District Court decided
chat they had no authority to give. Give them
light on this subject, Mr.. McAfath, and tell
them whether you have done your duty in the
premises.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

The CoNNEcTroN CoMPLETED.--The con.
ncction between the SteubenyiIle and Indiana
and Central Ohio Railroads, at Newark, is nov
completed, the last rail having been laid or
Saturday. The cars now run straight through
avoiding the troublesome tYD which was TEN.
porally laid, and used for the connection hereto
lore Mr. Winter, tho energetic Road Master
puts thing right through when he has an oppOr
tuaitY.-- lgeA. llton.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

GJ-The Times Of Cincinnati says, that when
Blickensderier was in that city on Friday last,
he asked prominent Republican Of Hamilton
County, nominee Of the party for Office
what the feeling was towards h;n The reply
he received wa, that his interlocutor only knew
two Blickensierler men in the county, Richard
M. C0rwine, and John X Green!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
Tlsrty aays hcfore yoa cam Vote.

It ought to be remembered, that according to
law passed last winter, every voter has to re-
side in the township in which he votes, at least
thirty days preceding the election Let this
fact be kept in mind
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

The STEuBENvnLE RAILROAD BRIDGE,-The
contractors for the erection Of the new bridge for
the Pittsburgh q Steubenvile Railroad, over
the Monongahela river at this city, have com.
lnenced operations upon the crib work for one
Of tile piers, which will be sunk in a few days.
The bridge over the Ohio at Steubenville Is also
in course oferection, some Of the piers being al
ready above water. The work upon the road
is now being prosecuted with yigor, and with
good prospect Of speedy completion. - Pit,sJmyh
UpsoR
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
DR.. VOORHEES, & M. EE, PHiLLEPS
rpe,,,ocrnffc Meetings.

BY the above call, the Democracy of Harri-
son County will see that meetings have been
appointed in nearly every township. Let our
friends see to it that every necessary preparation
is made, ami that olrmeetings are fully attend
cd.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

MAD.--The black republican editors of Ohio.
Cause.-The PayaefaI dr,lbbinS their party will
get this FALL
IxAGo HUNoR.--The Democratic editors
OF Ohio. Cause glorious victory that
awaits them and the good old Democratic party
in October.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

CARROLL JpGSTY DaMocaATic TICKET. =
4 Representative, John Manlul; Auditor, j. I'm
bauyb; Treasured. ). Belt Probate Judge, A.
w. Morrison; Sheriff, y. Fsrrell Prosecutor,
r. f. knight; Commits ionsr, A. Sheridan; Sur.
yeyor, j. C.L3ns; Ialir.niry Direcsor, p Allen,
Tho ticket is good ons, AMI Will receiys the
united vote Of the Democracy ! ltAo Carroll
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
Abo,itioM AristocrucY.

The term Republican" when applied to til,
Chase & Gidlinss party of this State, is most
palpable msnomer. The leaders of that party
are, in many instances, says an exchange, avow,
ed arStocrats. Their candidate for Treasu
rer of S'ate, A. p Stone, is a specimen. lie
has said that "Msohtncs shoull w1ar "a rel
patch on their shoulder to designate them from
gentlemon!" We hope the mechanics Of Ohio
will not fail to rcblke an insult, as A. p. Ssonc
has flung at them at the polls in October. Re
member that he weeps over the lowly condi-
ton Of the Negro but have white mechanic
go labeled that he might not tarnish his dignity
by rubbing clothes with him,
There iSanother Of these olcriferous Goldfish
Republican" Aristoorlts, in Portage county, O.
P. Brown the late extra-fees State SENATOR
Of him the Portage Sentinel says:
"In debate upon the School law during The
last Legislature O. z. Brown said that che die
not want his children to go to a common schoo
and associate with the common herd" or il
other words, Ills boys and girls wtle tao g0o{ tt
sit upon the same benches with the children 0
the farmer and mechanic"
These expressions from the lips of the promi
nent members ofthe so-cailed Republican party
show that they have no sympathy with the la
boring classes, but would, if they had powordig
an impossible gulf between their patrcian dig
nifty and plcbiaa humility.
Brown like Stone, is deeply interested in the
project ofChAse ami Gdljngsto elevate the ne
groeS to the level Of white mechanics and labor
crs. BY this means they hope to render 1aJo
Ais4oporabe in the estimation Of the affiuent am
purse proud, when S,one will have several ad
ditionaI reasons for urging his ''red patch" doc
trilc. These are some of the beauties OF shan
liepublicanisn.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

0y-Let the Democracy ot Harrison county
see to It, that every school district IS thorough
ly myqaissl. Let every man DO his duty. A
'.word to the wise" SC.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

Who rs HE2-The inquiry is often made, who
is the '.ninny'' that writes the communications
fjr the Cadiz Republican, over the signature Of
20 All tho Information we have upon the
subject is, that Dick Hatton tells his friends
that il is one Charley Warsl the same two
faced chuckle-head that deliberately hcd % tie
session Of his church
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

OENrThe Black Republican Managers, at l.e-
banon, refused to allow the White people the
use of the County Fair Grounds for the pur/
pose of celebrating the 18th of July, but allow
cd the Negroes to use them to celebrate their an
niyersary on the 1St Of Augnst
Were not the above facts youched for by the
Laba non papers, We would certainly feel like
doubling their truth(ulness.
What mex?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

Why do your party sheets refuse to publish
this report? Are they afraid to give their read.
ers light a vast majority Of whom do not take
any but their own party papers?
! 65~Ihus writes a thing, in the shape ofan ed
itor, in the last Belmont Choacle, about the pub
lieation Of Sparrow's Treasury report. Can yor
tell how many black republican papers in Ohio
have published the report Mr.. Chronicle? OI
hlge they done like you, garbled it in some pla.
COS, anliaother pllcsspIt in hoa1ings that new
e. appeared in the Official report? Amt you a
pretty thing to talk about light, after the gar
| lid and false manner in, which you published
! that report? Go hide your head, and not show
yourself again during the present campaign
You are pretty thing to make prstensions Il
honesty and fair dealing, you .wolf in sheep
clothing"
4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

That when the last black republican legislature
ofOhio brought forward bill to make the Ohio
Life Insurance and Trust Company bank the
depository of the State funds in New York, the
Democrats proposed an amendment requiring
security. 1t was voted down by the Republi
cans, AMI the argument agaiustit WAS, that the
money Of Ohio would be safer in that bank with
out security than anywhere else with it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
Ramlx Pai,,xrcs.

But few banks or brokers have failed since
our last issue. The crisis seems to be some
what abated. I'VE trust that it's over, although
we have our fears.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
LIST 42sg c4Iafscl 5:l4sG Wincc''--G0yr
crMoT C2sase Recommended tSsG
Es sHtteM City Bank IOfCiACianiati sas
a dcnGSitOrY for &t;afe ErlaaIi,

III al A2sg cE.lafsGta .5sa4sG W9GRcG "~-NGOyr-
crnoT C1Sase Recommended tSsc
EsS!GcM City Bank IOfCiaCiamati as
a depository Gor state Fclmdi.
The Black Republican papers attempta deni-
al of the fact that Governor Chase advised Bres-
lin to deposit the state funds in the City Baak
Of Cincinnati, at the time he (Chase) was acting
as attorney for said bank, ana it he did not he
ought to have known its condition. 1.-The knew
the Bank to be inSolyent he is justly chargeable
with rob5ins the State out of $4,000. lf he
did not know it, he is equally culpable for adylS-
ing deposit m3ete lie iii not haotC it 10 be stfe.
How much more of Bresn and Gibsons depos-
its were in compliance with republican recon-
mendations, will come out in due season.-
Make a note oft ana read Mr.. Prentiss' letter
to the Ohio Statesman which fixes the guilt up,
on the "Model Governor"
CoLUMDUs, ONO, Aug. 20, 1857
| EEtors Ohio Statesman;
Inoticed in the journal of last week, a card
signed by Thomas lleaton and Il NJ Gregory,
formerly officers of the City Bank of Cincinnati,
in which they declare that if G " Chase gave a
| letter to Mr.. Breslin, Recommending deposit
in that institution, that they are not aware Of it.
Although this is far from being a denial of the
fact, it is intended evidently to be ''reIutation'
tul dS tlIS ClllI Sc Ndo upOiI
authority, | deem not improper for me TO assign
my reasons for making it.
Some tim, last winter, Mr.. Breslin, in convt r.
sation with myself reguding the losses to the
State By deposits with banks remarked thai
it was impossible to withstand the important
ties of bankers anl politicians; and further alu
ding to the City Bank deposit, he produced let
ter from Gov Salmon P Chase recommending
deposit Of State funds in the City Bank of Gin
cnnati, which letter he informed me, he wa>
about to show to the finance committee. urg
ed him to make it a part OF his answer to the in
terrog ltories Of tA9 com nit.eo. In reply, h
said that he could not, as Gov. Chase though
political opponent was personal friend, am
furthermore that Chase controlled several inhu
ential Republican newspapers, among which wa
the State Journal, all Of which was friendly t.
him, but which if he made public Mr. Chase
letter would all be down on him.
will add that when Mr. Taylor of Mahoning
chairmau Of the Finance Investigating Commit
tee, was in the city short time since in attel
: dance as witness before The Grand Jury
, Franklin county, he acknowledged that he wa
aware of the existence Of such letter.
Respectfully, w. s. PRESTIss.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
Common Pleas Jury Probat

AMI the trustees Of the seyerilTownships are fur.
ther required to return from tkelr respective town
ships, for OF the Probate Cou OF said couf-
ty OF sa il county OF Harrison, as they nov re-.
quired by law to return, an equal number OF Jurors,
as above specified. Phe list containing the names
OF said Jurors returned, to be delivered 70 the
Probate Judge Of said county, at the same time the
names OF The other Jurors are delivered 70 me
Clerk ofthe Court of Common Pleas
A. BAKGAR, Sheriff Of Harrison county
ShorIlfs Office, Cadiz, September 10, 1881. faE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
DEnoCRATlC COUNTY TICKET.

REPRESENTATIVE,
WILLIAM REED, Of Greene.
PR0BATE JUICE,
GEORGE COOK. Of Aliens
CLERK OF THE Court,
CEAIsLEs PATTERSON, IF Cad.:.
SuERFF
JAMES ROBSON, Of I,yker.
TREASURER,
THOMAS u. GRIMES, cf Cd{iz.
PRoSEcurING ATTORNEY,
JOHN =. PEARGE. Of C,attz.
COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HOLMES, Of Short Creel.
Coroner,
Br. a. w. RAMSEY. of Greene.
IxIRIAEY DGGEcroR,
SAMyEL 9gPT0N, IF .4rcher.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

BuRGLARY,-rh store OF Archibald & Clark.
Carrollton, was broken into through the back
window, and seventy dollars in money taken.
The proprietors are not sure whether any goods
were taken or not.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

OF Gen. Geigcr, an able speaker, formerly
member Of the Legislature, and, until recently
always an opponent of the Democratic party is
on the stump, making speeches for Payne and
the Democracy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

0e3-Ihe trials Of Bill Jones and John Kerr
of Washington county, Pa, for murder, have
been continued until next term. The case o
George Hargar, indicted for forgery, on oath 0
Lsverton Thomas, was taken up on Tuesday
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
American Whig Ticket.
Fits Fits! Fitsl!l
DR. HANCE'S VEG ETAB- E EXTRACT
E Hep TIC ILLS,

For the Cveof Fs, Spasms, Cramps and al
Nervous anil Constitutional Diseases.
DEkSONS who are laboring under this distress
L ing malady will find DIR. HANCE'S VEGE
Table EPlLEC TIC PILLS to be the only renee
edy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy Falling
Fits.
vous system; and, although they prepared espe-
caly for the purpose OF curing Fits, they also
of especial benefit for all persons afflicted with
W nerves, or whose nervous system has been
In Chronic compants or diseases Of long standing
supernduccd by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price SO Fer box, or two boxes for S. Persons
out OF the city, enclosing remittance, will have
the pills sent them through the mail free Of postage.
For sale by SETH S. IIANCE, No loS BAI.Tl-
LORE STREET, Baltimore, Md, to whom orders
from all parts Of the Union must be addressed. pos
paid. [ma28, ,'57-ly]
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

CAUGHT AT LAsr.-Jonos, the murderer OF
Cyrus Baebe the Columbus policeman, was
brought to Columbus few days since, in Gus
toly OF officers Delayuo and Gillespie, of Wis
consin, and lodged in Jail.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
sHERIFFS PROCLAIM ALTON.
OCTOBEEs ELECTION.

STT IIEREAS, by a law Of Oaio regulating elec.
w tons, Is made the dnty of the Sh .riff o the
county to give no,G, by proclamation, ot the time
of holding eIecsions Therefore /, ALEXANDER BAR
GAR, sheriff Of Harrison county, Ohio do, hereby
proclaim an make known that he SECOND
TUESDAY OF OC rOBE3, A D. 1887 being tho
18Th dny OF sa id month s the day liked by the laws
of Ohio,on which th9 quasi electors OF said com-
ty sha Inject in their 10 ipectiye townships al The
usual places Of holding the annual State elections,
bew zen the hours OF 6 O'Clock A. Nj and O'clock
+ NJ, and tIlen and there vote Tor
One pt rson for Governor,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10

HoLLowAY'8 PnLs,-Depression Of spirits
and disposition to look on the gloonliest side
OF every subject are mental affections born oi
bodily ailments. The condition of the stomach
has much to do with the action of the brain, and
hence dyspepsia not unfrequently leads to con-
firmed melancholy, madness and (sometimes)
suicide. If llolloway's Pills were universally
administered for diseases of the digestive or
gans, these sad consequences would never enSue
That they are prevented in thousands OF mstan-
ces by the use of that Incompatible restorative is
beyond all question, and it is strange that with
this fact before the world, and supported as it is
by volumes OF testimony, any dySpeptic man
who can read should risk u danger 50 easily oil :
waited.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
q Eseiire,l I,Ilysician. )

ers, Daughter, Son.in-law, Rephews and Nicces,
BY that dreadtul diseusc, CONSERVATION, and suffer
ing with Cough himself, determined to visit the
East lndles Egypt and japan, where ne discovered
Preventive and Certain cure for colds, coughs,
Bronchitis. Consumption, Nervous Debility lhd
Asthma Ills cough. was cured immediately; he
returned, cured his Relatives, who inherited The
disease and in connection with his son have ent-
ployeditin their practice curing thousands Of ca
ses considered hopeless by others ror the purpose
Of ressuing as manyoi his suffering fellow heings
as possible he is sending the Recipe to all who
wish il for 10 cents; Of ittepay the postage, ant
the balance printing. Address Dr. HEATH lUl
Spring street, opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel: New
York June IL, 3no.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-10
BANK LAW vorF.

'Each eleStor may have wilton or printed or
partly wittcn and partly pfintet Is upon his tick T.
Ike wcrts For t, ,nl< Charter" Again5t the
Bank Charter or words to that elf'sct, AMI the
Judges of each election district in counting out the
votes shall set down in separate columns, in tho
nol ho1ks the votes given For the Bank Chnrter,r
and the votes given "Ag tln5t tho Bank Charter, =
aud certify the number OF Votes given tor nntl
against the charter, they required TO certify
to thu number OF votes given for lndidates.
ClN2rITUTIuNaL AMENDMENTS VOTE.
"rhose voting for amendment NJ mher one, shall
put upon tllsr baiOts these words Annual Ses-
sion-Yes" Those voting against it snail put
upon their ballots th9se ords, Annual Session
No" Those voting fIr amendment number two
sh all put upon their ba'lots, Change oil District
CDurl-Y es;' those voting against it shall put upon
their ballors, 'ChHnge of District CCurt-NO''-
| rn0se voting for amendment number three shall
mt upon their ba lots, 'tBank and i'll livdual taxa
lion liuual-Y esp those vunl az INST 1T sh1 put
upon their ba lots Bank and individual taxation
| tIqual-No' Those voting for amendment num-
Der tour shall put upon their Dtilots Corporation
! Yes;n those voting against II shuU put upon their
4 ballots tCorporati ln5-Non Those voting for a.
mendnlcnt number five shall pnt upon their ballots
sSngle Disiricts-- Yes;" those voting against it
sh ali put upon their ballots Single Districts No,n
/ An act to regulate the elecllon OF state and
County officers, pas g. May 81, 1852, provides
THAT at all elections be holden under this act the
polls shall be opened be wecn the hours ot SIX and
ten o'clock in the morning. and closed at SIX in tho
afternoon of the same day.
| And the Trustees Of the several townships, in
| said co.niy required to return the following
number Of Jurors irom their resp5sslys Townships.