The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-21
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All Hail IOwa!--She j. Right Again.
And sinners ARE beginning TO Pray.
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FRENONT HoCs8 Iowa CrrY,
Friday, Nav Slh, 1851, ~ NJ. (.
EuIToE OHId SrATE,NkN, C2skbss: Here /
with you will find the returns Of the election /
Of lat month, in Iowa, as copied afi hour since
from tbe official returns The Board OF Can 1
yaSScrs commenced the work OF OpcHiig the |
returas Of the various counties yesterday, and
completed their laborS this ioreroCn.
When we reflect that no longer ago than last
all this young, powerful and intelligent State
saw proper to give majority of seven thousand
for Mr. Fremont over Mr.. Buchanan, our wor-
thy PRESIDENT we feel compelled to search alter
the cause OF causes that have led to the great
change (politically) in the minds Of the people
After considerable thought and some research
on this subject, we la7o concluded that one
cause is the fact that the gentry who fill our
pullits, ON Sundays have ccasos eIs1eayOrng to
control the people in matters Of politics. They
have seen, to a man, that by pursuing such a
coarse they were losing the respect, the conf
dcnce, and, perhaps, to some of them an item
more convenient than either of the former, the
rola of the flock. Sensible men have sickened
at the spectacle of seeing their spiritual gualdi-
ans one day upon the political rOstrum, and the
next day proclaiming to them the doctrines OF
| Him who declared that His Kingdom was not
Of this world"
One historical fact that may have escaped
/ yotir notice, and that Of many Of your readers,
may not be inappropriate at present. 1t Is TINS:
! That while tie Cieryy are earnestly engaged
! in the cause of their Master-in doing good as
we'll as saURg g1p5 hiRts the principles of De-
nociacy have been seen 10 rise and triumph
The soundcst preachers in this state remained
mute on The subject of politics during the last
| Presidential campaign. Freedom shricklng
bleeding Kansas and the down trodden"
Southern S}lsve Tales, each and all were lost up
on them. They were talea by most Of tirir
IteAotc-1atmrys fools and ''stoics."
/ Those who were foolish enough to Jet go Of
Heaven for the sake Of Caesar had wcll-n9h
ruined themselves.
All such are rcpentng now. In every pulpit
YOU will hear expressions like these, intcrnin-
gled with prayer, viz ave have eSlnneP'-"Ne c
have loved the creature more than than the Gre
ator''--"The world has got hold on our alice
tions," &c.
These gentlemen are beginning to pray and
to confess also in good earnest, and the eonso
aucacg is that the principles of Democracy are
} triulaph&nt in Iowa
Pure Christianity and pure Democracy are so
closely nterlinked that the one cannot advance
one step without influencing the other. The
moment that christians turn their feet into the
"straight and narrow PATH Of duty (of which
we reatl) that moment DcHocratic principles
are seen 20 be IN he ascendant
You must not be surprised if yOu learn before
another year that morality and good manners
have made uncommon rapid strides in the State
of Iowa. Now to the figures.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
/ Nlarurin Ii. Fisher, Dam. candiiate} reed 1892
l., Ii. Bugbee, tRep candidate) 3230'
Majority DoDocra,i, candidate sos
Porvi6 %sp pe% U' canddoe, pE '0 reed O"' s72
e w. II. Holmes (Rep candidate) " 3222U
Majority Of Dem candidate 5ol
FIR Register of pefm0nCs River empt
\ EdwnT Naming (Rep candidutcl. reed 32,4St
/ Gideon S Bailey dem. candidate " 80 2As
Majority OF Pep, candidate 234
There are only three of the fourteen or fifteen
Judicial Districts of the State of Iowa, that are
d canvassed at the capital. The veto Of these
stand as follows viz:
Second judicial District
Thomas s Wilson tDcmOcrnH 81
i Utnnis N. Cooley (RepublGan) 2,O5
4 George ii. Wilson n. N
E Fourth Judilial District,
u Isaac Cook, tGepubiCaE) 1888
Geo w Clark IDcmoctaD 29%
n j. NJ Preston and Scattering
Tcnth JHdiclai District,
Z Thomas w. Claggcrt, tDemocraD l@
@ C. Ben Darwin, IRepuhcan) 40a
d In Maturin i. Fisher, Iowa has fornd1a maj
!. whose services will be invaluable to her schools
= lie is an old, intelligent, learned, yirtuous man
= His opponent, Bugbee, $50 am inormed) ha
J, been a resident in Iowa but Il few months owe
II the time required by law to make him citizen
e Nobody knew the man, yet the crazy or blind
oi cd Republicans poled strong vote for him.
,r Such arrogance deserved rebuke.
Y Mr.. Parvin is worthy man, and widel
is known. The Desmoines people desired Mar
ming and the Democracy gave them their maj
"A The others elected are right. Mr.. Cook 9th
~ Judge eccted,) is from franklin or Lickir
: county, Ohio. The next poll opened will
o for the adoption or rejection of the new Const
CT tuition of Iowa, in August leXt.
" More anon from an Iowa DEMOCRAT
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