The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14


Keep IL before The People!
That VIM. Dennson, although leading and
influential member of the State Senate. served
his entire term in that body WITHOUT PRO
POSING SUCH CHANGES in the laws as
would no longer permit the State Treasurer on
retiring from office, to secretly settle his ac-
counts in such manner as he and his successor
alone might arrange Jet,ceen themselves.
Keep it before the People!
That when the Democratic Legislature in
1852, 1858 and 1854, sought to pass laws put
ting the Treasury under more rigid government
VIM. Dcnnison (then and now Columbus ban.
kerr RIDICULED the alleged need Of better
laws, end gave his aid in promotion of THAT
COMBINATION between Breslin's friends and
the Republicans which resulted in leaving the
public money under Breslin's unrestricted su-
peryislon and control.
Keep ii before tNe People!
That one year after Bresln went into office,
tho Democrats suspecting that Bliss was being
USED AS A TOOL in covering it up, passed
resolutions through the Senate Oecember,
1852 seeking to obtain information as to the
existence Of a deialcation, and that through the
influence of Bliss and the Columbus bankers
Bresln was induced to withhold an exposure
Keep it before IEle People!
That whilst the Democrats in the Legislature
Of Ohio were endeavorinS to ascertain whether
the Treasury was safe, Vim. Dennison WITH
HELD FROM THE LAW MAKING POWER
OF THE STATE his knowledge that Bliss
was confessed defaulter TO the amount of
SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND, thereby dppri-
wing the Legislature of information which wod
have secured the passage Of proper laws before
tile lssof single dollar BY B,esIaa hui oocur-
rel.
Keep il before the People!
That Bliss is still deauiter to the Treasury
and that Dennson knowing that the Treasury
| had been plundered, and that l}reslin had been
ujctiauze1 in consenting to cover up the defalca-
ton in Bliss accounts, re-conveyed Bliss entire
property to his bail, still CONCEALING from
THE PUBLIC, tram tie Democratic State Of
jfcers and tron. the Legislature all knowledge OF
facts and circumstances, which if exposed,
would have secured the passage Of laws that
would have effectually guarded the Treasury
from tie STILL HEAVIER LOSSES which
have since occurred.
Kecpit before the People!
That VIM. Dennison by his own oath be fore
the Investigating Commission, has shown that
he was PERSONALLY COGNIZANT Of the
wrongful and hazardous conduct Of Breslin Tin
his transactions with Bliss at the very outset
of his official ternl-yet the said Dennison
fearing the passage Of laws torbiAliag the deposit
: Of public money agih banks, kept his knowledge
OF these transactions WHOLLY CONCEALED until
it was FORCED OUT by means Of Commit
tees of investigation appointed by the Legisla'
turc.
Keep 1t before the People!
That Wm Dennison is bitter and unrelent
ing opponent of the present system OF keeping
the public money SACRED TO PUBLIC
USEs-that he is in favor of restoring the Be
publican deposit law Of 1856 under which the
Lewistown Reservoir Company and Frank Kim
bail obtained upwards of SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS of public money from Gibson anG
that if Dennison shall be elected Governor, thu
independent Treasury law WILL BE RE
PEALED.
Keep these Fncts before the People
And let every taxpayer of Ohio without re
spect to party, remember when lie goes to tn
ballot box in October next that he is to say b,
his vote whether he prefers Rufus P. Ranne
and an Independent Treasury, or WIN. DENIM
SON and continuance OF losses Such as haze oc
, cured under eue' y Treasurer tvr the last fftee
,,en, -- Ng1Dnyk Adg