The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Suggestion worthy OF Consideras
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The following. from rStoran OF the s.ON
Jackson Guard" one upon, whose, Democratic
shield could be. written, Ever Bold and Ever
Truthful" with tie Endorsement OF all who
know him as to its truth. is worthy Of the hish
est eonsiderasiou. fF5 F''sssA9fs
a portion of the Democratic party have bro
ken oG-havs followed, as the blind followers
OF Juggernaut follow their idol. the fortunes Of
one who owes all Of his fanc to the Democrats
party. its principles and its organization, and
Douglas and bis rssn" are no longer with us
nor OF us. r.c ~
BY coslescing With the enemies OF the De-;
rn"craey-by fasing and making common caugs
with the Know NOthings against life long Den.
oerats-dy openly striking hands and lhsAiae
alilauces with the Black Republican sectional
enemies OF Democratic principles, to elect from
the senste Of the United States is,ep wbo, l,,,e
the chevalier Bsyard were knights without 3.
proach in the Democratic array. and to filfttsit
places with an open enemy and the blind fol-
lower OF the smallest idol ever set up for me
worship Of "a Christian or sensible peos,e.
they have raised themselves beyond and out Of
the Democratic organization, and their leaders
are no longer within the fold Of the ia,thf1i.s@
t Such a view Of the fieid. doubtless, i,nbsiIca
the old veteran to writh the following In ord.r
to purge the party Of its impurities--so shoot
the deserters, and to again rally, Us OF oid
with an honest party, Of honest SELF sacrific;nse
men, who enlist for the war, not for tho spoiir.
but for the principles they hold to ts sboyss
price: 'G f q 'sa iAal1o
-s M1LLEasBuRe, o., Oct. II, 1860
G. B. FLoop, Esq: Sir!-Ia looking oyst
the battle ground of tho 9th, Counting the-siai.
and the number OF prisoners that the Blacks
have taken, one is constrained to INQUIRE whence
all this? are our troops not as vaiient As eyer9
are they not as willing to contend for the right
as everf There is a reason for this oserRhsiI,-
ing defeat. Perhaps commanders are rot skill
lai or have adopted a new system Of tactics
Like the battle Of Bladensburg, TOO many try
ting to command, pcradventnre. Pessibiy rai?
ing upon the horses and chartcts Of Egvpt. do
pending upon individual will and strength. 60
ing to do haitle without consulting sovc,eqr
,0'saons, with whom the Strength Of battle ex-
i"no' SHo icsSOu "teaTned--"1e tnoB0 who
thihk they are strong, tske heed lest thsy EaIls
Alas, how ALLEN, poor squatter.Y rss,-s al,
Friend, am not despairing; there is salt e.
nough left to preserve the Democratic party aud
its principles intact. and With it the Union.2-
Should wenot rise for years again to slnpins
il we are faithfi to oar trust, We n hold tho
disturbers Of the common p4aco in check. I
know, and you know--we all know-that ne;-
ther constitutional or legal obligations inter
dose any barrier to their progress. Constitutions
Law and obligations imposed al! siat into insis.
niticance before their highcr-!aw notions.
Nuw, pr pose that the National Dsnccra.
cy perfect their organization-h their'S Stats
and County Conventions nominate and vote
for our candidates thus nominated, if we she'd
have but one vote in county. 70 this end. !
suggest an Eighth Of January Convention Z.
Columbus, gathering OF the Ua Jacksos
Gnard, and nominate our candidates Eor ;Siate
offices, good men and trre and adhere to them
through good and evil report.