The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
The Dnfy Of Democrats.

the Dnfy Of Democrats.
TIE Presidential Election will soon be here,
and 1t is tho duty Of every Democrat to turn
out to the election aud vote for the man that
represents his..sentimsnts.
Eins-t -tsnths oil the Democracy Of this county
have been and are still opposed to the doctrines
advocated and the course pursued by Judge
Douglas during the past three years. Still there
are some Of them who intended to vote for him
under tho dclusive idea that he is the regular
nominee Of the Democratic party. That false
presumption has been exploded long since, and
IL % rot necessary at this time to enter into an
srsement to prove that he is not the regular
nominee ofshs Democratic party. Every man
Of intelligence who has read the proceedings of
the Charleston and Baltimore Conventions
kno~s that be Is not, and it would be useless
ts argue ct this time that hs was or was not
the nominee. II there are any Democrats who
have not read the proceedings Of the Charleston
and Baltimore Conventions, We would say to
them, either hunt mp the old fles Of the papers
that pnblishsd tho proceedings Of the conyen.
lions at the time they we're held or else go to
Mr.. n. A. Kanns's book store in Cadz or any
c.hes bosA store in the country, and get copy
oil bcch written BY ". Ralstssd, ono Of the
editors Of the Cincinnati Commercial (who at
TENDED, the Charleston and Baltimore conven.
tions, which gives full and we believe impair
tisl history ofall the National Political Conven.
tone that have been held this year.
a number Of other Democrats, although op.
posed 70 Judge Douglas in principle, and know.
ing that ne was not the regular nominee Of the
party, had still thought Of voting for him un.
der the sopposition that be might carry the
State Of Ohio. The late election has certainly
convinced sll intelligent persons that that idea
was erroneous. 90 Thoroughly convinced are
the Douglas Leaders in Ohio that Mr.. Douglas
cannot carry this State. that they sre now try
Ing 20 make bargain with the Know Nothing
PARTY to unts with .hem on one electoral tick
ct. Notwithstanding such q course would be
undemocrasic, the late election in this State
ought to convince every man Of intsllgence
that that hind of fusion would be useless
Mr.. Smith, the Democratic nominee for Su.
prs.ne Judge, received the votes ofall Breckin.
ridge. Dosglss aud Bell men, y,t he lacks some
Htssn or twenty thousand votes ofbeing elect
ed. II Mr.. Smith could not b. elected when
he bad the votes Of every party except the Re-
publican party. now is It possible for Judge
isonslas 10 carry Ohio by uniting only the
Douglas action Ofth Democratic party and shs
He'll nssn? II can't be done. Judge Douglas
Stands about as rauch chance ofessting tbs cleo
sorsl vote Of Ohio - the editor Of this paper
does of receiving million OF Dollars on sub
scYiption to the SeaGnsl within the next two
wssks. Neither event will happen.
UDder these circumstances, what then is the
duty ofessry Democrat? It to vote for prin
cipls. Judge Douglas does not represent the
aoetYiaes Of tho Democrats party. The Dem
ocrssie party - 10 favor Of standing BY the de
eisions of tbs higAeat judicial trisunsl knowa tc
our country, aud livisg up 10 wha ever agree.
men:s vs make. Jodgs DousIss 10 wiling fol
territorial legisla.uss--she more creature o
Congysss--to violsle contracts end disregard
shs decisions Of the Supreme Court ofshc Unit
cd statss. No 4smoerat ought to vote ior h'n
BTsskinridso aaa Lane. tho sSndidstes ofthe
National Democracy. arc life long Democrats
They have not only shown themselves TO be
Statesmen In tho oouacils Of the nation. bli
hare rendered their eeunsry good service on the
feld Of basslo. Thar Democracy has rsvel
hssn questioned. When they have met In po-
iifical eaucusscs II has always been with Dem
scszss. No Grsely's, no Burlinsafne's and nc
"dissinsuishsd republicans" have met ct thsiI
hoases to hold poTeifsf cancusses. as has been
the eass with Judgs Dosglas. They could al.
ways End Democrats enough 10 hold political
eaucnsses with, withest inviting black republi
ssas to their houses fos that purpose.
LET o. kllow Demeersts esss bs psincirls.---
1--we cannst carry Ohio we can show BY our
sotss that ws are stll In favor Of tie time hon
espa pTineipIssef Democracy by voting for those
pure sad tried Democrats. Breckinridge aud
Lane. Lctssssy Demcers. then put his shoul-
der 10 the whssf md work INCREASINGLY from
this time usar the Presidential election close'
&r me champions oi National Democratic prin
afplss, BTeckinridgs and Lane. Ons hundred
shemsnd votes IN Chic for Breckinridge ane
Lsns win give more credit TO the Democracy o
5hjc than giSing five hundred thousand bI
8,schsn Al. Douglas Let ns then show b,
arr vetss. although We may be edesessea in Ohio
go srsnsiplss are dssrsF tots ibsn sictOsiss- =
~. Nsstoasi Dsmssracy msybs desaxi II