The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-14
Getting Scared--That same cid
Spceeh---n suhlecl for q new one.

Getting Scared---That same cid
speeeh---a subject for a new one.
The Democracy Of this county nominated
their ticket on the sixthihs Their conTen-
tion was hardly over, AID their excellent ticket
made known on the streets, until their was
great consternation in the black republican wig
wan. Hatton'S nasal organ was longer and his
eyes more cOssel than usual, ''whang doodle"
couldn't false grin. and Lewton's yisage was
ObOut yard long or something less, and it was
concluded by these toadies assisted by the lesser
ones, that something must be done to prevent
their rotton disunion abolition party from be-
! ing wrecked on the popular waves Of National
Democracy. AfleF a long and serious consul
tation, it was finally concluded that there was
but one remedy, and that was to get Bingham
to repeat that same old speech that has been
published in the R-pa5ltcan half dozen times
during the past winter and spring. The Re
p iHom uilice hands were all set 10 work, aud
after a while llatton's Devil might have been
fNNSN fs"'''A1 NP if NfN'l pioNO hiAhN hS ~NNAN'
get one, flaming bills announcing that "lIon.
John A. bingham will address the people at
the Conrt House this evenng-come one, come
all T. The evening came, The Court House
bell was rang loud and long twoor three times
and We thought We would go up and see how
Bingham was getting along in repea ting that
same old speech When we got in the court
house there was about dozen, including Bing-
ham, who was setting on a chair looking as
mad as thunder. After sitting while, he spoke
very grully to one ofthe lick spittleS OF the par
ty, and told him to GO and ring the bell again,
and see if that wouldn't bring out tho people,
Lick sp;ttle went and done as his master com
man led him AMI after ringing the bell loud and
long, about fifty persons got into the Court
Horse, icluding Democrats Boys and black-re-
pubcans and negroes. I.ewton got up, and
says he ''feller citizens (anl gals, but there was
no women present. the man that acted as chair
man of the meeting this afternoon aint here;
guess he's up in the jury room. | would there
fore move that Hon. Charles Wariel take the
chair, 'and ''whang doodle" went up and took it.
Bingham then got up, looking as grim as he
well could look and that is pretty grim, and re-
peated that same old speech, with the congress
sional dignity thrown off We didn't stay till
he was through, because we had read the speech
over and over in the Republican.
Now as John has repeated that same old
speech so often, we will give him subject for
a new one and we hope he will improve by it,
and that is this: He may read all of Uncle
Toms Cabins, AMI every other abolition docu-
mcnt in the country, AMI he will not find such
AMI barbarous treatment Of negroes as
has been practiced right here in Harrison coun
ty by black republicans alone. He will not
find the Dem Dcratc or black republican sheriff
and other Democrats or black ck-republicans go
ing to the negroes house, driving them out o fit,
and then setting fire to it, in order to keep
them from living in it, an | forcing them to take
shelter under a rail pen. These negroes then
moved to an other black republican burg, and
had their shanty tore down by black -republi-
cans twice, and made to flee the country
And their only crime was to use a black.re
publican phrase, they had not paid their taxes.
These nhuman acts were committed right here
in Harrison county by the black republican
sheriff and black republicans of Washington,
North and Monroe township. Speak on this
subject, John, when you speak again, and it will
save you the trouble of repeating that same
old speech.