The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-17
The two leading organs (Ht the
Present tisae) Of 6saclz republic
enMisrm sM Ohio, very highly dis"
pleased.

There is in Cincinnati public association
called the "Young Mems National Democra
Association Of CINCINNATI This association
has been in existence since the all Of 1855, and
have held regular meetings ever since. Every
man that calls himself Democrat and pledges
himself to support the regular nominations Of
the Democratic party, can become member
Its members are among The most leading and
active Democrats of Hamilton county. AT their
meeting on last Thursday evening, February IL,
they saw proper, as they had perfect right to
do, to appoint committee on resolutions, which
committee reported set of resolutions sus-
tanning the President in his Kansas policy -
They are so purely Democratic and right, that
we shall give them place in our next paper.
But for passing these resolutions as they had
the right to do, the two leading organs (at this
time) of black repubcanism in Ohio, are down
on them for so doing, and call the Association
all kinds of hard names. We allude to the Gin
natl Commercial, Gov Chases private organ,
and the Ohio Statesman, the new and leading
organ Of black republcanism in Ohio Since the
Goth Of November last. For the Commercial to
lie opposed to this association and its resolutions,
is not in the least surprising; nor need it sur
prise any one that is acquainted with the Sc
nier Editor Of the Ohio Statesman. lie is the
same gentleman that boasted of having elected
Salmon P. Chase to the U. S. Senate--the same
gentleman was so full Of freesoiism that it was
very doubtful whether he could vote for Presi-
dent Pierce or Judge Douglas, should either o
them have been the nominee Of the Cincinnati
| Convention--the same gentleman that voted
during the last Legislature to restore the
Missouri Compromise--and finally, it is gen.
eaally believed that if it had not been fol
an unfinching Democratic father in law, HI
would have been out Of the Democratic party
long since. Wesay again, that it need not sur
prise any one that the Senior Editor of the Ohic
Statesman, is opposed to these resolutions, wher
his antecedents are fully known.
While these organs are down on this Cincn
natl meeting, ofall Democrats, they are loud il
their praises Of genuine black republican af
fair that came off in Philadelphia on the 8tl
inst These leading organs of black republican
ism in Ohio call this Philadelphia meeting
.great outpolring Of the Democracy" &c.
while the PenRsy7gaaian, tbs old and tried orgai
Of the Democracy of Pennsylvania, says, tina
''ninety-nine per cent. Of the audience was com
posed Of black republicans" Such is the natu
raj tendency ofblack republicanism-they prais
their own meetings, but denounce meetings tha
are composed altogether Of Democrats Thes
organs are for the alargest liberty" as they say
and all that kind Of thing; but they are unceas
ing in their denunciations of those who happen
to differ with them. Such is the inconsistenc,
Of black repubIicanism, and new convert lk
the Ohio Statesman TO that doctrine, is alwayi
bigger fool' than an old steady hand.