The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07
From the Ohio Statesmen.

Chase aud Dennison or the Sub-TTensuTy Law.
The Cincinnati Crate has caused " be reported BY 9%5a lsPorerG PeNh mateby Gov
previous sc thus have in that peEA speech from The present and one rom the would be
Republican Governor made in this ensS attwo opposite PdUs in Ohio Ibeetw speeches
in trmere omcEsn this State on ne currency question ehwd money doctrine vas quite pop
ur whereas Dennhon is nov peakrgat point where the Pepe were moehh vorofa paper
~" "oaS , On n ~Jo $5 ir I toha new, . Nr CbsS,a and Mr. DEM sn as here er LJ
Cow Clmsu wib e sean cUls at tn bond fHe county treasurer md aHrest that sin
sufficient That We regard as all amsaSe The bonds four county teaSunS provide that they
shall faithfully account r umueys that come int. their hands officially and they are ample
IGtw nae and Thar wee an honest objection to- an Otherwise sdNfc OryI IAN amendment
10 meet Gov Chass views would notte hard omka But this objection is made ina cavHng
the law 10 take any sort fdepHdstdb bank paper that might happen to aaat in the eommi
nifty at lax paying time. Sueh knW the fact The law requires The treasurer ocouet the tax
smd hbhsda as we'll gshsiteesl TO 0oacthem Wgood money lie may rqwre them
10 be paid in gold and SAVER, He chooses not, howeScf because the subtrmvy law compes
hint demand bard money, but because the constitution says it the onyhgl tender or he
sopdbeh for his acts, and it is to be supposed he will use the same diligence md care in thee OIL
kchh PMc mMS, WN en- ee"eriue IN her ordinary business amdu M ne wire
que the aestob paid good money. We haNenO special objection to the rhcuo wheh
Go.chHe casts upon bank Taperhhe wenehpn@t and sncere in it promising however that
ofa hard money ma he wants to overthrow the ub.reasmy rt the bsmhto hce Ohio Repnb
fcaq bankers and specplaoH" lie SthHetnr dhhOcos1 anlhso'jectousac act made in sin
Vow, what does Mr. DennUon say about The hw? He boldly takes ground for the system
which wasn operation at the dmot the Treasury dedication was discovered. and which Gov
edfn its place. he wants the State to mtrn to the law on&67 which he thinks was "stin-
GENT and effective Ugrani the treasury from plumber. hsstrnsency and deficiency ofdnt
treasury under that law and reported the money all in the treasury, and everything SAFE and
sound. Auditor Wright also examined the treasury underthatl law, and hunI all The momyn
i no nd s@r he xaafnotInI took their funds aray Mr. DnGsIn want orr them Gn
hesS "Snd1ng meHwh3 AHa proposition 70 collect the tu%J fran he p4bi in cm{t u1 a2
,r s1hff & G a H." says Mr. Dent@n Gov Chmc, in speaking of the same sub treasury
GMs @Me NGu York @Eearabmks generally YOU ARE NorEEQUmED1 NEITHER IooLp
on afyrRo on NOTES AUTHORIZED Ey the Law OF Yrn own STATE, Br YOU rY IN EVERY
rnNG" Thus Gov Chase a@sthe provisions ofhe law to be directly opposite what they are
stated to cy Mr. DenFon, the one beng Governor, and the other askhgthe people to make
him GoScnor. Now which scowsc? Neither ofthem. Inphnhonest Saxon, they both mis-
represent the law and botl leahmi it, They are both dishonest and both unworthy ofhe con-
flmea and support ofhonest men They seek however to attain thc m eda and object. They
both intend to do ntmy can to heak The sem annualt ia law and the Sub-heasTy law,
nheehd that the peoples money may be turned over TO the Republican trkeas and spccna-
corstoue for thr. own profit Let the people be aroused to this dhboncsm wicked attempt
ihey would save themselves from loss of their public treasure and the State from disgrace Of
pnaem nG T on and me use ome" party "Nnd' the peoples money Tim Is What both
tsAeahd Dnmson are AFTER