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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
Bimggais aRals gsec0Fd 0AA Dumas Bill,

n fl4fsg ts.S ~ : ktle E1FNA. et& ~ ala tss9Ma
In our last re promised Brother Rsgan that
we WOULD satisfy him in regard TO Mr.. Bing
hams position on Dunn's Bill which we now
charge was sustained BY The entire Republican
force rom ohio, in Congress, except i. r Lei
ter. Mr.. Letters position IN the Abolition
party makes him good authority and we pre-
snme will not sba disputed BY Mr. Binsham or
his friends. We clip this letter from the Saltsl
Buqle August %, 1856. 1t was originally pulls
lisfred In tbs Ohio Repository Mr, Letters resi
I.dence. This letter was our authority for say
ling what We dil concerning Mr. Bingham.
--S,en U,iiB stt A9's} 4
! "WAsltiNagoS, July 81. 1856 4 Y
DEAR Sml--On Ilie 29th inst, the House Of
RepreseQtsuiy 81 lassea Dpl's lisAlo Chs g s s an
izstion a Kansas, by The unaniihCus vote VI
our Republican forces execpt myself did
not vote lOr it, because ii contained the pruSis-
ion 4 herewith seWl you ! WAS sorry Y sapa-
rate ironf my friends. Int Was compelled % do
10 irom necessity never win vote % make
Echildien, bArn on fIea soil. slaves; nor will
vote to xeni the %Fagiive Slave las, + OF u
any way recogni iga Slavery NJ this scheme does
Our men voted for il itbscansc i contained many
Salatafy provisions adopt no such rule d
liegisatiun. III can gstthe good measures
viii y.is6 ioF sach. but never when must take
a bad and wicked iasaswcs with il. ! take
' B.T.LEITER,
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yyhnfitls Tnoas,g for ra,c alc.sl

Francis Felix, only manufacturer Of the
Original Extract ofCo1IGe." says Il know
that your Holland Bittors is ono Of tha best
medicines in the wcrld .og disogdcred ssotn-
ach and liver"
DR.. Lodwig, Editor Of the "Faekel" Balti-
more, pronounces it a medicine deserving tie
confidence fthe pablic.
DIR. Ehrhart, the leading German physician
Of Pennsylvania, has prescribed It fisQueatly
during the last three years, with markedsa,-
or of the system generally
The manager OF Ballocs Vinegar Factory
says: IL used it myself, and was thsreGore IN
duced to try is effect upon my wife. (tFoubled
with the great debility common to all ofa coa-
sumptive habit,) and really it is doing her more
good than anything she has ever tallcn."
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"yyhO'(t IL 'Fhunk ili"

We arc informed through the black republ-
can papers that Captain Townsend, the COM
mander of the SLAYER Echo which was lately
captured by the Ame rican brig Dolphin Vas a
citizen of Providence. Rhode Island, and has a
wife and three children residing in that place
and has large number Of relatives and friends
in that good old republican State" And they
apologize for him by saying that she could make
more money in the slave trade than by follow
ing his legitimate business of trading between
New England and New Orleans"
VIII onr good abolition black republican
friends please put the above in their pipes and
smoke it, until they have used up ashes and all
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0ucstioms.

When will the black republicans hold anoth1
er meeting III Rumloy? Another in Deersvillei
Anotherone in Laceysviley Another one Al
Roberts School House? Another in George
townP Anoter in Jefferson? Another in Har.
risville? Another in Hopedale9 Another Al
the eight square school house7 Give us plenty
Of such meetings as you held at those places
Messrs black republicans, and all will be well
esreciallyfior us.
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.n,,,e nnlv Lahorers.

When man is running for office, il is an al
most inyariabla rule that he will have large
number of gentlemen laboring in his behalE---
But that is not the case with the abolition can
didate for Congress, John A. Bingham. He has
had the Office two terms, and the majority Of
the people in this district think that Is about
1ony enough, as the say that they are tired, Of
reading that 'same old speech delivered in
1850 BY Senator Upham, and rehearsed BY John
A. Bingham ever since 1854 As we were say
ing before the only persons that We have head
tell of that are laborins for the recollection Of
Bingham, is his two law partners, Wm, R,
Lloyd, Of Steubsnville, and Lewis Lewt on, Of
Cadiz These fellows are working hard, there
BY, asthey say. gaining the favor of their mas
ter. These fellows do the talking to the people
and the writing for the Cadlz RepaJlican and
SteubsnviIls Herald. What a pity, II IS that
Bingham has net a law partner in everyicounty
in the district. Ifhe had he would have more
labcrers. As sit is he has not Poor Bingham.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

HoLLowAy's PILLs-Exefcise is the hand
maid Of health; but II not Therefore follows that
persons engaged in sedentary occupations must
be sick'y If the circulation is langud, and the
secretions are sluggish or wJiated, q course, ana
in many instances single dose Of llolloway's
Pills will set the system to rights. Persons
whose business compes them to pass much Of
their time in sitting on stopping posture are
more liable to these difficulties than any other
class, and to them therotolofe CHS great invigo-
rant and regulator IS OF untold value lfitdoes
not actually produce the yiyitying effect Of ex-
Icrese in the open air, il is the lest subst,tuts
for outdoor locomotion the world has ever
seen, for it prevents or removes constipation,
gives tone 10 the stomach, and braces UP the
nervous system.
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0JBarrett is and will be receiving from
Philadelphia, from this time until the Fair one
OF the finest and best assortments Of Jewelry
&c, ever brought to the place, Now every per
son wishes to present their wives, daughters, Or
sweethearts with some nice article Of Jeweiry'
and we know that they could not do better than
to 60 to Barrett's and make their purchases.
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wearing Grape.

It's supposed that Binghrm and every other
black republican in this country will now wear
Crape--at least for the space of sixty days
Their champion, their favorite and their all
Dred Scott THAT individual about whom Bing-
ham has talked so much, departed this life few
days since in st. LOUIS. AS Dred is gone So
viii the republican party be ina few days"
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4 01rTwe years ago the black republicans car
ricd Maine BY 2o,Ooom,jo This year they
have carried it by 5000 majority. And yet
they raise hurrah over their decrease Of 1900
votes. Well, It is very evident that they are ca
silly pleased. The Democracy generally crow
when they gain; not when they lose.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

0JWe listened to an excellent speech from
Judge Means at Wellsvilleon last Monday
night week. There was good crowd Of sub
stantial men in attendance. Old Wings, Dem.
ocrats and every person there conceded the fact
that Judge Means would have a majority in thai
township, which has heretofore been strong re-
publican. Our friends in Columbiana say thai
we shall greatly reduce the republican majority
in that county. The skies are bright, and ey-
erything looks cheering for glorious victory
for the Democracy. #s
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or The advocacy of high protective tariff,
and other old exploded Wing doctrines, by
many of the leading Republican speakers and
presses has opened the eyes ofa lnrge number
Of those Of the opposition who left the Dsmocra-
cy on account ofBleeling Kansas, but have not
changed their views on these questions. Many
OF them will again vote the Democratic ticket
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AnOtlaer State Trcasafer On slac
IL '8NFglH@ #AFsffM &fHt WA ~

YnYg A. 4 p
+ A.P, Stone, the present Repubtican TFea-
sures ofState, il straverslns licking county. ID
king stump speeches, for Case instead osbeing
Lat home watching the business of his osiIee.
This is following rather toe CLOSELY IN the foot
step Of Gibson to be Satisfactory. apI The tax 4
papers Of Licking county, without distinctono oil
party, cannot fail to think L would bo just az
well il Mr.. Store was IN Cohimbus taking cars
of the public money instead Of trimming loose
over the destrikr making Wind halraagaes.
| BY The by, Mr., Stones published usontIly
Statements showing fhe condition of the Stale
funds, alleges that Licking county sliH owes tho.
Stale s treasury Nfee bHatlSsa ,dollars on last
years faxes. Ticasufsr Ball clams that he
Ipaid S;bhe these three hundred dollare and that
The holds receipt for Its Az this is why does
/ Treasurer Stone scsk toeseape llabilty for The
EN1fs. 'tst ~ lt IL n ts
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EizzIcs.

. The black republican meetings in this coun-
ty have been the poorest miserable failures that
have ever taken place in the county. At some
places there were no meetings held. At other
places the speakers that were appointed to go,
never went. Well, gentlemen, you had better
give it up. You cant humbus the people any
longer The day for ranting about negroes in
Harrison County is post. The people will not
be humbugged any longer with the crocodile
tears about negroes. The majority ofthe peo.
pie of Harrison county have come to the con-
clusion that they will let the people OF each
State and Territory regulate their institutions
in their own way"
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lsimgIlasFh'S YsiAenDC.

0NT-"rhe nail is struck upon the hael," and
Bingham raves and frets about our article in re
lation to the extra amount of mileage he took
from the National Treasury, through last weeks
mud machine. Our charge is, that he received
as mileage from the 9th Congress S110,4o
more than he was entitled to; beside receiving
$1,000 pay as member ofthat Congress. This
he did, and all the stuff that the mud mocaine
throws out does not diSproye it. We have
proved this upon him, and it is not necessary to
republsh that proof Let him dare deny that
he took more mileage than he was entitled to
over his own signature, and we will prove it OH
him so quick that he willne cheap about
mileage. again. Come on, Mr.. Bingham, and
show your hand. We are ready for you.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

tT~The President has ordered the further
postponment of the Kansas land sales till July
dcxt. The reason ior this is stated to be the
financial pressure in the country and consequent
inability ofthe settlers to prove and pay for the
preemption by the time fixed BY The proclama-
ton ordering the sales in November; the lands
comprise three million acres.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
The difference between Gen. Stoke
1y's Mileage aud that received by
John A. Bingham.

AS great many OF our readers will recolect,
Gen. Samuel Stokely, Of Steubenyille, "a very
clever gentlemen by the by,) was elected during
the hard cider campaign Of 1910 member Of
Congress. Well that campaign, although it was
1pretty hard one on the part ofour opponents,
had some little principle about it. and the Gem
eral was their representative. In them days
members of Congress received only So day,
while they were in session, and had to travel to
Washington City either in rough stages or on
horseback Well, the Generals bill for mile.
ago was during that session Of Congress 1923 90.
Well, in 1854, one John A. Bingham was
elected to Congress from this district, by the
combination of every ism that had no principle
init. As the party that elected him was not
blessed with principle, it could not be expected
that their representative would have any of the
article, and we believe the party and the public
werenot disappointed. Well, this same Bing,
ham either lodged or voted for SC, 900 per term,
besides mileage. Bingham could go to Wash
ington City by railroad every foot of the way,
and for part OF the road he had free pass in
ts pocket, and did not have to pay any fare
Welr when he gets to Washington City, he
foots up his pay for mileage in the snug sum Of
$500. 90 for the term.
This difference between Gsn. Stokely and
John a. Bingham IS this: Gan. Stokely rccov-
cd only $5280o as mileage, while John A.
Bingham received the snug sum Of $4,000,
besides getting $4,000 for the first term
Binsham's mileage, railroad all the way, and
free pass part of the road, was only the snug
Ru:n of
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rPres.,l.,Im I.Ileey

Our friends, John McFaddsn and John Sing.
Or this county, took number oF first premi
uns on their sheep at the late State Fair at San
dusky City Mr. Singer received SOS and Mr.
McFadden $55 in premiums.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

0ITBingham through the Cadiz Republican
and the Steubenyi.le Herald, has been begging
Gen. Eckley and his friends 20 vote for him.
lie even goes so far as to say ythat the past shall
be forgiven and forgotten If he will do so,--
New to show what Gen. Eckley's position is, the
following from the Stcubenville Union, will
give full expanation:--
!, The Herald OF Sept 30,exults exceedingly be
cause Mr.. Eckley declines being candidate for
Congress. Can't divide Republican hosts''--
"can'tvstedl a ma9rl"--"pro slavery fat in the
fire. y &c., &C. His declination to be an indie
pendent candidate for Congress is pefrect God
send. Bingham has had nothing that 1oolte2 Ia.
yorably during the. campaign.
Now we propose to knock the wind out o
this whole article by stating that Mr.. Eckley will
not vote orMr Bingham, but on the contrary
will give Judge Means his hearty support. We
pledge our word that this IS a fact, from per.
sonal interview with him at Harlem. DON'T
lay this fatterng JUNCTION to your souls.p
Andifthe above would not be satisfactory
about Gen, Eckley's position, perhaps the follow
inglfrom the Ohio Patriot would BET
'As the Secretary was calling the Townships
to vote Tor candidate for Congress at the Har-
lem Convention, on last Friday Gen. Eckley
came upon the stand. and declited being can
didatc. We did not consider that the General
declined Democratic nomination, for he did
not understand himself to he before our C0nvcn.
tion; but he declined being an Independent ca,,-
diClate and five did not mistake his meaning
and sympathies, he impliedly pledged shimselftc
the nominee Of the then Harlem Springs Con
yention. Gen. Eckley Is in for defeating Bng
ham, and he has the material for doing it. llt
could have taken q large vote IN Carroll county
easily balfthe Republican vote there and re
spectacle vote ID the other counties, but we pre-
sumo he has concluded the work can be NOR,
\ certainly accomplished by centering his orce
on Judge Means, and in doing this and voting
i for the Judge himaelf he will do openly what,
great many other Republicans will do on tn
4 slv - tat.,s M .r.N tisra. i ~ .as liTf'3tt
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\, Gs7-Judge Means, our able standard bearer in
this contest, willhavc discussion with Biag-
ham to night, Wednesday, at the Court Houss
in Stcubcnville.
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0s5rThe election in Maine and Termsnt pms.
sed off this year like il has for several years pas
--biack republican, Nothing better vas 10
have been expected.
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O5-Godey's Lady's Book for October Is are-
al \. No. /. Every lady should be aregulaI
subscriber to Godoy. For sale at IIanna's,
where all the literary publications Of the day
can be had 4s IN s
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O1.rWell what's the use Of talking? especial

Orwell, whats the use OF talking? especial
ly about Clothing, when it will be known by ey-
erybody that calls in, that Crabb,r right under our
office, has just receceived the finest stock OF
Clothing, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., ever bro't
to the place. Ifyou want good Clothing, Cloth
ing that will wear, Clothing that will not rip or
any kind of ofClothing, 60 to Crabb's. and make
your purchases; and our word for it, you will
never recret having done SO.
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0t-According to the Nancy Wh!flss that con.
troll the Cadiz Republican,it is perfectly right
for their sheets to abuse SANDER, vilify and mis-
represent Judge Means; but the locoocos and
their papers must not say anything about Bing
ham. That is what they do not want. When
ever Bingham shows less yulntrabeness and
demagoguery, the less we shall say about him
but not before. L you dislikc our exposition 0
his demagoguery,g h i'm to quit showing it,anc
quit your low abuse Of your candidates.
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sa7a.oo

moro than Gen. stokely received, who had to
either 60 on horseback or ride in rough stages
or wagons. IIatton says Bingham is perfectly
honest. Well, il his mileage account is honest,
we hope that much ofthat kind Of honesty, will
never become very plentiful in this country
Well, well, Huzza for honest (?) John say we
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

DA3sKnoxs new goods have arrived. They
haye aeser been sxcelled In this towns Walk
in ladies' and gentlemen, and take peep At
them, and we will eusure you to make your
purchases ii Knox's They ysell as chsapas the
cheapest, and no mistake. Remember the stand
---od tiarket street, ip the room formerly %.
evpied by Bhotwell 4 crabb.
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Republicans Mass Meeting.
Six uote,s, too boys, anl one Negso, addressed
aoih great eloq4eace by lNsssrs Warfd AMI
Le0ton. ,t,u @
Nh. EDIroR:--The quietude ofoar town was
somewhat disturbed, on Friday last, by the in
telligance being received that our citizens were
to be honored with speeches from the leading
men Of the Republican party.
Fireawith spirit Of patriotism, The citizens
prepared to receive ther honorable guests. The
procession, which was formed at the outskirts
Eof town, entered in,the following order: sis
81 A blind gftataess - Z
! 3 EE Brown Horse, a '
| t, M Attached TO vehicle. t9H "
Front wheels OF the eduipage.
0ta DAsHER. s fa
GENERAL WARFEL,
who vehcmently wiped his nasal protuber-
sa ance with handkerchief which
M bore the inscription of
| a @sa "R6a Hog, on die! '3f@ as"'
Lewcs Lewtoh, who drove the team!
The rear was composed of
at4 two boys hanging on 1'
behind. a
| The procession was met at tie nUnen House,
! = /. hH r.
| by committee consisting Of the .ostler, who
ushered the Hon gentlemen into the bar-room
s After partakiny Of . ssunptou' rep.st, the
orators proceeded to the slaughter house, &
1 fitting place, as the English Language and Bibls
truths were horribly murlcrsd,) anddisguste'
the audience Of nine persons with their stall
yarns
Presently, however, satisfied with their sue
cess--(t (they had frightened the darkey untik h
was as white ascould be expected under th
circumstances - The orators left town,
Their visit, at least Strengthened the Demo
cratic party here, and franklin iownshp vii
this fall roll up larger Democratic vote tl'a
ever heiore. Yours Fraternaily, \, 8
4 W ACTIVE. K
si@t .---v-~ ss.-~-------
i 0J-Fiyo prisoners were sent 70 the penitsn
ia..... t.A. ...n.t, f~nv,s PnItnnsnA ffatntu
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0TThose that W i'll read The following, can
easily see how see how soon this thing called
abolitionism or black republicanism will be
"lried up" Come en-, say we,with your Wing
party. There use to be some honor and princi-
pie in your organization in bygone days. bu'
your successor, black republcanism, does moi
possess any Of that article. AS a Democrat we
are ready to fight any party that is opposed to
Democracy but we we would rather fight par.
ty that had something like principle in in it, a:
the Old Whig party used to have. We say
again bring out your old Wing party, and drive
this nuisance called abolit ion black republican,
ism from the land:-
LET Us UNFuRL THE WHra BANNER.
To the Editors of the ~ Y Express:
| Has not the time come to arouse that glorious
old Party, and to take action under its fag?-
! Itappears to me that if a Few thousand, or ever
few hundred of the Old Wings would JUS
now take the requisite steps to meet in conven
ton on some early day at some central point il
the State. put in nomination pure Wing Tick
ct Tor State Officers, and declare the platform t.
be that of 1S44, as ennunciated by our great ant
beloved leader, Henry Clay, to witt
A Tariff to protect American Industry.
A sound National Currency.
Economy in the administration Of the. Govern
ment.
1 Slavery Local.
Freedom National.
1t would take the State by storm What sa,
you? Shall it be done? A WHIa.
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rrnm Iha s.entrnrilIo unInr.
Bctreneineat According to Ring
liaHi---'Thr wny IO Rfalze Es0sscy
--'Eile Right Way 20 put The Boot
on FOuad nj tiIsf---Fhc Peoples

Money SqaatifrredH
We COPY from the Ghilc5the Advertiser, the
following paragraphs that show up the way oue
abolition brethren do from "old Gid" dowIs TO
Bingham. Tax payers read aud reflect! We
challenge contradiction
BY the table which We publish, and which
may be relied upon n correct, it will he seen
that TWENTY out ottwentyone one QppGsi-
ton members from this Stale, in the 3ith Con-
gresS, have been more OF less guilty Of charging
extra" or constructive" nileage and the az
gregate amount thus taken, BY The delegation
from onr State during Congress, loots up about
FIVE THoUsASE FIVE HUSpRED DOLLARS.
The following table shows the residence o
each member, he number Of InleS charged foi
each trJp,the official distance as takentfrem the
records Of tho Post Office Department, aud the
o rcess Of miles charrad for in SIIehcase:
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0TFiyc prisoners were sent 70 the peniten
tiary lass week from Bclnous County,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

&XTE the undersigned having been requested by w the pc 'ple in Washington, Con , to examine and estimate h. l. ss in the burning of Herman Badwin's Grist Mill and Mtchine Shop in said Wash- .ngton, bey4eave t., state that we h made good III exo omnati usASe can under the circumstances, md have made close an estinsaie sd the less Ire aLle to 60, and of opinion tbat the of the Grst Mill, Machine Shop. Machinery and Tools, together with the other property invcntoried and destroyed cannot he less than nine thousand seven hundred and twenty three dollars.
 We are informed that there was insured on the building and machinery three thousand i've hund. red dollars. leaving net loss of six thousand two hundred and tive ty two dollars; which is respect. fully submitted Washington January s, 1858.
 IrHIEI. HICKOX.
 POWELL HICkOX
 MENRHE nTonGE! rHRsSp THk9Ep' Millwrighss
 koSElsT koSERr hEShEhSEN' bLocK. naehinists, The above Millwrights and one Machinist built the mill. 38
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

The JanesviIle, (Wis.) Independent thus de scribes the way in which indgent females sent West from New York, ny the charitable asso clations, are provided for :-" A charge o ten dollars was made for each person, the mo ncy to be paid by the employer, and to te de dncted from the future earnings of the young women The Free Church was thrown open the young women occupying the seats in rows, some of them crying. Customers then walked along the range with perfect coolness, examn. ing their condition one by one, and as they found one suitable, they planked the cash, and carried of the prize"