The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-22
The Traitot Forney.

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Ths New Philadelphia Democrat says:--
The TraitOt FOrney.
At recent meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee OF Pa. at Cresson, the com
promise ofDouglas and Breckinride wing upon
a united electoral ticket for the state, was not
the only good thing done for the Democracy OF
the old Keystone The entering wedge to rid
the party OF that notorious and insidious trai.
tor, JoHN W. FoREEY, was next in order. At
that meeting Of the Committee, Mr.. JOHNSON
of Cambria Co., leading and influential Doug
las Democrat, opened battery OF the most vio-
lent denuciation OF the political fraud and chi
canery now being attempted to be practised by
JOHN w. FoRNEY. He referred to him (says
the Pennsylvanian) as Black Republican,
whom no Democrat, (no matter what his prefer
ences) did not despse from his innermoSt SOUL
and declared that for himself he spurned his
impudent assumptions to speak in behalf of the
wing of the party to which he belonged, and
utterly repudiated any and all fellowship with
him in his wicked and base designs. These
remarks called forth the most terrific shouts Of
applause and for the moment the proceedings
OF the Committee gave way TO deaieDing out
burst OF scorniu indignation OF the uncovered
demagogue IL he could only have been pres
ent at this assomblage Of the representatives OF
the Democracy, he would have qualed before
the storm of contempt and dersion that was
showered upon him. He has talked boldly OF
his friends in the State Committee, but this
outburSt found "none so poor to do him reVer-
ence." 1t was the unerring and unmisakea-
bic sentiment Of Pennsylvanias Democracy,
and it is the rebuke for which he has been so
long waiting. Will he take this kick, and 60
over to the Black Republican camp to which he
belongs?
The Coshocton Democrat says:-
Glorious News from Pennsylvania.
| The State Executive Committee Of Pennsyl
vania met at Cresson, on the 9th inst, SO mem
bers being present. The following resolution
was adopted:
Resolued, That the Democratic electoral tick
ct be headed with the names of Douglas and
Breckenridge as electors at large, and in the e.
vent of the success Of said ticket if the greater
number shall have been cast for Mr. Douglas
then the vote of the electoral College of the
State shall be cast Tor Douglas and johnson, but
il for Breckenridge, then for Breckenridge and
! Lane. IF the vote of ofPennsylvania cannot elect
the candidate for whom the majority of the votes
are cast, and can elect any other man running
the vote ofthe Electoral College shall be cast fol
the candidate. II it will not elect either o
the candidates for whom it is cast, or any of thu
Democrats who are voted for in the State, ther
they shall be cast for the candidate who has th,
majority of the votes of the State, and thu
Chairman ofths Committee be required to oh
tain their several and distinct pledges of acqui
escence in the foregoing resolution, and repor
the result Of his action at a future meeting o
the Committee.
The Convention then adjourned sine die will
cheers.
This is fair and honorable proposition, ant
should be acquesced in by every Democrat il
the State. But we fear the friends of Mr.
Douglas will not abide by it. Such an uniol
should be made in Ohio as would secure tn
Stare for the Democracy.
0cFThe Pittsburgh Post, the leading Doug
las Democratic paper in Western Pennsylvania
comes out enthusiastically for the compromise
Electoral Ticket. Why cannot such compro
mise be made in Ohio? The Post says;
"We shall sustain the action of the commit
tee at Cresson, because it is the only way w
see topreserye the integrity Of the State organ
ization under pres ent circumstances. We shal
sustain 1t because it will give united vote il
Pennsylvania for the Democratic cause. w,
shall sustain it because it leaves the people t,
themselves-the source ofal power-the solu
ton Of the difficulties which have arisen. w
shall sustain it because it will bring out the lar
, gest Democratic vote which the State OF Penn
syvania ever cast at Presidential election"
Huzza for the old Keystone State!
, But that piratical, tory sheet, the Cevelan
t Plondcaler, opposes it ard says:
+ Better unite with the Bell,tes thousan
times or even with the LlNCOLNites."
The sooner that fellow goes over to Lincol
: the better for Douglas!
, OF The Know Notblngs have carried Ken
, lucky by large majority. The Douglas can
didate goC over 5000 votes, but many Dougla
men voted directly for the X. N. candidate
breckenridge will carry the State in November
without doubt
or Missouri has gone democratic. The car
5 didate for Governor was Douglas man, bu
was supported generally by the friends of Breck
inridge, who proved themselves to be bette
democrats than the Douglas men of Kentucky
Senator Green took the stump in Missouri for
D Douglas democrat.
These editors talk as if they had the good
the Democratic party at heart, notwithstandin
{ they are good Douglas men.