The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-29
Republicans REodosSy and Coed


A fer having defeated Judge Swan in their
Convention because he had done his blain and
imperative duty the Republicans caught at the
excuse, that he was not nominated because he
was franklin county man. We propose to
inquire whether this pretended modesty on
their part was anything but hypocritical pre-
tence Very soon after the Convention it be-
came necessary to appoint officers to take care
of the National Road. Applications of com
petent men were made from the various cOun'
ties between here and Wheeling, and in spite
Of tn, pretended objection against Judge Swan
because he lived in Franklin county, all the APP
pointments were given to residents ofColumbus
Now, let US see now the Republicans proceed.
They nominate Err. Dennison for Governor.
who is Franklin county man They defeat
Judge Swan, because, as they pretend he lives
in Columbus No sooner have they done that
than they nominate Stone, whe lives in Column
bus too. Here is Swan the representative and
champion Of constitutional and judicial integrity
| rejected while Stone is accepted almost i'm
mediately, The people ask for bread, and the
Convention gives them Stone. Then they
nominate Smyth for School Commissioner, who
also lives in Columbus; and then they proceed
| to adpoint Columbus men to all the Offices on
the National Road. The truth is, that they
would give Franklin county all the Offices in
the State, if it demanded them, provided they
| could obtain three dIsunion, abolition judges
of the Supreme Court, to nullify the Constitution
| of the United States. Now, with reference to
the other counties on the National Road, we
propose to show how the office holding is dis
pensed. There seems to be two indispensable
qualifications for Republican office holders. Be
| fore man can be nominated or appointed he
must be New England Yankee or confirm
ed Abolitionist No one else stands a chance
| About all the State officers but one are New
| England men; and as the celebration they had
here it was modestly proclaimed, that they
wanted to New Englandize the West. The
Reserve they call tbe New England Of Ohio
and they look upon the native Buckeyes as
manfestly interiorto them. II however, one
OF them will go dowg upon his knees adore the
majesty of the New England Yankees, and
turn Abolitonst, as Mr. Dennison has done, he
will be pa,roniGed by these conceited and can't
ing people. a 's.
Now for the ofice.holdcrs.s Governor Chase
| lives in Franklin County. 1t has become hi,
home unless he claims his homcip New Eng
land still Ifhe dose, ethim.pack up and e
there, and precious good riddance Ohio wil
have. He is New England Yonkee and abol
Zionist Mr.. Stone lives in Columbus and is;
| New England Abolitionist, Jtdge Ihrgll tht
Comptroller, lives in Columbus and is a. New
England abolitionist. Mr. Symth lives in Col
umbus and isa New England abolitonist. Dir
| Dennison is an aholtionist. Thesthree appoih
tees to the National Board are abolitonists;anC
rs for the small fry in the departments at the
State House, it is 50 e to set them. down nine
teen out of twenty as New England aboiitionists
Then there is Mr.. Van Slyke, Warden Of The
Pententiary, a citizen OF Golhb,bus and New
England Aboitionist MIR. Stone principal o
the Deafsnd Dumb Asylum, and Mr. lilly 0
the Lunatc Asylum are both New England
AboIitionists. Thus it runs, and il is made
boast that New England men fill.the Offices II
the West, and their superiority to the Wesefi
people is modestly peduced by them from tha
net Now, we want the people Of Ohio, VIII,
built the magnificent buildings that adorn Col
umbus, and whose money sustains the iesttu
tions in them to think upon these things
Have we a privileged and superior caste here, 4
/ wooden nutmeg aristocracy, which is to holt
|. all the offices, aud live upon the public money
Tfso let il be proclaimed, that the great bodl
|. Of the people may understand it. Much at
may be said Of the wonderful wisdom and i'm
maculate virtue OF these nutmeg Office, holders
we think the majority Of the people Of Ohi'
will conclude, that they Lave "seen the nutnhci
qYdter,rand resolve 10 dispence with the servi
ces of a large number oil them. These person
. have got to think that they have to hold officl
/, and rule in Ohio; as The English Qrangemel
/ used 10 do in Ireland. and as the English d
Z now in British lndia.-- Statesman. ~ w