The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

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nion.
After denying to Douglas regular nomina
tion and denouncing Johnson's disunionism
and Douglas extraordinary ihtermeddling tt
defeat fusion, and consequently the only meant
Of defeating Lincoln, in Pennsylvania, the Spir
tsays: ... RI -..,g.. .,I...-,. 81.
In regard TO MIR. Douglas we take down hi,
name Us readily as we do that OF his colleague
on the tieket. The reasons by which we ART
influenced we can state very concisely: eaJ
lie has made propositions to sell himself ant
the Democratic party to the Black Republ
cans. af.r ..H H-7 at.i. ~ .tIgi aas
He proposed to the Republican party ''that
ifthey wonld re elect him Senator from Iii
nois he would fight their battles in 1860" liz
is now engaged in that work. IL
tie prefers the election OF Lincoln to that o.
Breckinridge.s "a 7Ea .f-..5. e7,-a-
His friends and himselfhave not hesitated to
affiliate with the Republican party to compass
these ends.
He has reduced himself to the low grade ofa
peddling politician. his only stock in trade be.
ing his SqmstIer Sovereignty.
tie Is opposed to allowing his friends in this
State to unite on the regular Electoral t,cke,
formed at Reading and 10 compromise adopted
at Cresson A. r8&$EE F&
He has caused the defeat OF tise Democratic
party for two years in succession in Pennsylva
MIA, and is now putting forth his efforts to de-
feat it again
He is Iesgaed with the traitor Forney and
was controlled by hita IN his disorganizins
course while In pcnnsylvania.
He was never regularly nominated and has
no claims on the Democatic party On that
score.
He deneunces the Disuaiorists ofthe South
while ha has disSnioa man for his collesgue
on the ticket and is begging votes ofshe disu.
nion party. ~ -s 7 t ra-
Ie has no settled views on the slavery eues.
tion, but is "all things to al! men" and on every
side it.
lie has sbandoned the Cincinnati Platform
aad repudiated the decision Of the Supreme
Court y
lie joins with Forncy and Covode in de-
nounclng the present Democratic administra-
ton.
lie has kept up the agitation on the Slavery
question which would have died out years ago
had it not been for him. This agitation has
disturbed the peace of the country-caused
bloodShed, and has almost ruined the Bemo.
crate party. .u.y.J.... aass.. "a
lie has boasted that he will "take you ouer to
the Republican pnty ,o'th him, and ,chen lie gets
over, cut do,oa Me hsdyes and 6us7. Ae boats"
He has proved a traitor to your party, will
you place him in position where he may
prove traitor to your country?
These are our reasons for no longer support.
ing Douglas and Johnson--are they not suffi
cient, il true?-and If we do not prove the truth
ef eca'y oRe of them between this and the No.
reulber ell ction, then we ask no man TO vote
against Douglas and Johnson. The evidence is
accumuiating every day, and is most powerful
and irresistable, goiag to show that Douglas,
and few OF his personal adberents. are engs-
ged in the work Of disrupting and destroying
the great National Democratic pnrty 10 secure
the triumph Of Black Republicanism. Honest
Democrats Tor once open your eyes and see
things as they really exist and not go it blind
to your own destruction. setF -.z ...I