The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
For the Seuliuel.
A Powerful Republican Meeting
and speaker---Dred, Doc, nnd
fNa nnR.
For the seutiusl.

i aud speaker---Dred, Doc, nnd
the Dog.
Mr.. ALBEs.-0n last night, at early candle
lighting at the Union Grove School House, in
Wayne township, was the time and place an
nounced by some certain republicans for Re-
publican meeting The Hon. Jacob Worries, Of
Holmes county was announced as speaker for
the evening. Feeling anxious to see the repub.
licans of that immediate neishborhcod assem-
bled together, and to hear the doctor who had
come from sucIt distance curiosity ed me TO
call over. ta Ra
1t was half past seven o'clock, when we ar
rived at the place, and he had not yet comment
ced, waiting for the audience, we supposed. On
looking over the assembloge Of individuals who
had met there, (andswssswere well acquainted
with them all) we estimated the number at ~
republicans, and the remainder democrats -
What republican meeting, thought we to our
self At length the doctor aroSe-and what an
august looking perSonage! His hair was comb
ed back behind his ears, to make him look as
sharp as possible; but we had full exhibition o
his monstrosity before he was done. Raising OF
his dptoes-Fellow " citizens, says he-l see
goodly number Of you assembled here to- night
and you perceive, use the same phrase will
all public speakers--the phrase, Fellow Citizens
it was used by the Father Of our country, whel
HE addressed the people Of this nation II
then proceeded forthwith to pitch into the. Il
nances Of the State, and the treasury deialca
ton, by charging Breslin, with the whole a
mount Of the State loss, at the same time con
demning Gibson for concealing the matter. II
spent considerable time and wind, trying
prove his position, during which he whined an
groaned like one laboring under q paroxysn
which Payned him to the utmost; it was an i'm
tation of ChaSe's position. a... ~, ... .- F
He courtei interruption, and in his concei
} solicited interrogation, A young Democrat
, ,, two then pitched into him with lnterrogatori'
which drew some of the wrinkles out Of the o.
! Does face. He told them he was married
2 the republican platform, and ifthat was in fave
of striking the word white" from the constitl
( ton, he was, and il not, he was not. He ne'
8 assailed the national proceedings Of the nemo
b racy; but whatslTs arguments were, II the
: were any, we think few Of his hearers know.
Z In the main they. resulted in nothing but ia
|. charges and accusations, which the Hon. Jak
J. has gathered from:9hs New York Tribune q
a. other republican prints ofeqaal lying notorie
Q b;nrr Of ic how
80 managed to get so much ofthe New York i
,g hume committed to memory, for it must be e
le dent to all, who are acquainted with him, y
4 his will is much stronger than his proclivit
\ FLOR such matter He next made an attack
!" the Dred Scott decision, and 1t did get the ID,
re fullest handling extant. He made sconsidera
he fuss over the poor Africans yn America, bu
10 large dog, of a hue as ozark as Erebus,' VIII
= was lying at the feet Of the speaker, belongi
j., we suppose to some one ofthe republican bro
see ers at this instance, set up and continued su
A growing that it was difficult to hear the sp
ker distinctly, so we cannot give much &C o.
he Of this part ofhis speech. We suppose tile
,s' fwas charmed with the music. Tt1 ' ao!fl
ter q, If the State Central Committee sent Jal
all the way from Millersburg to. Union GrC
.+ we think they had better take him under cha
/ for some time and Learn him the rudiment
~, the party.Aas 5sf4.9. eai @I7 p Saa 9t.
'oo r. Doctor Jakey, how many converts do
49, think YOU made?s Do you expect TO elect Oh
Oo by your eloquence? Ifyou do, proceed, bu
!. 1 is a Pagnsful affair indeed. We wonder if
wv republican party has any more little doctor
Z kies out at Mllersburg? If they have, lo!l
~ on, q, s-.-, rzs7, JEFFERSON COUNTY
.co Sept. "a, 1857 .-,.-..r..g H..