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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-25
Let there be Cancellation and
Union,

Il trust that this canvass will be conducted
without rancor, and that temperate argument
will take the place of hot words and passionate
sccuSations.'
The sbove sentiment from Breckinridge's
letter Of acceptance, meets our appreciation and
it should meet the appr6bation ofall Democrats
whatever their opinions may be on the Presi-
Dental question. We know it is too comm on
for persons, on political matters, to resort to
''hot words" instead of temperate argument
and such course can never lead to any good
result. While exercising our right to advocate
our own views and principles in the support OF
Breckenridge ana Lsue, we recognize the right
of other Democrats who differ with US, to sup
port the claims of Douglas and johnson. We
should be glad II all Democrats could see as
Ws'so. and 60 for Breckenridge and Lane. But
il they do not, we trust we shallnot try to m,s-
represent the principles they hold to, on the
Territorial question. nor resort to "hot' words
and passionate accusations" against them bs-
cause they differ with US. 1t has been sugges
ted that we desired separate State and county
organizations. We are in favor of no such
thing, oSd we pinot know a Democrat in the
the county thet is, whether his preference be
for Breckenridge or Douglas. We should be
perfectly unitedSo on our State ana county tick
ets We know that such fellows as John
w. Forney, who wish to play into the hands of
the Republicans, oppose every honest and fair
compromise on the Presidential question, as
we'll rs any Union for State and county purpo-
ses But he was not made Back Republican
Clerk for nothing. He mist pay his masters.
We trust his example. shall not be followed in
Harrison county,
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or Every Summer the demand for Hostel
ter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases. 1t
is found to be the only certain preservation o'
bodily strength during period when the at
mosphere Is calculated to induce feeling o.
lassitude and indignation. The worst cases Of
Diarrhea, and Dysentery give way to its patent
influence. Innumerable persons, who are now
alive and well, must thank the discoverer Of
this preparation that they have not been swept
away in the harvust OF death. The Biaers is
recommended by the best physicians 10 the
land. This is the best evidence Of its real val
ue, because, as general thing, they will not
speak worl in favor Of advertised preparations.
They have been compelled to acknowledge the
claims ofthe Bitters upon the community. Sold
by oil druggists, w
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-25

Adopted at Charleston by seventeen Democrat
ic States, and re-affirmed at the National Dem
ocratic Convention at Baltimore, without the
addition OF crossing of a "t'' or the dotting
ofan 81"
| Resol ued, That the platform adopted by the
Democratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed,
with the following explanatory resolutions
| First, That the government Of o Terrific
ry organized by an act OF Congress is provision
al and temporary, and during its existence an
citizens ofthe United States have an equal right
to settle with their property in Territory
without their rights, either Of person or prop
erty, being destroyed or impaired by congress
sional or territorial legislation.
Second, That it is the duty of the Federal
Government in all its departments to protect
when necessary, the rights Of persons and prop
erty ir. the Territories, and wherever else IT'S con-
sti.utional authority extends.
7, Third. That when settlers in a Verrltory
having an adequate population form S'ate
constitution, the rights ofsovereignty commenc'
and being consunlated'by an admission into the
Union, they stand on an equal footing with the
people Of other'States; and that state mus
organ anized ought to he admitted into the Teder'
al Union whether its constitution PROHIBITS or
recognizes the institution of slavery
Fourth That the democratic party are IN
favor Of the acquisition of the island oi Cu'a
on such terms as shall be honorable to our
selves and just to Spain, at the earliest pracu-
cable moment.
Filth That the enactments Of State legs
latures to defeat the faithful execution et 'ne
fugitive law are hostile in character TO ana
subyersive Of the Constitution, and revolution-
ary in their effect. ., ,-.;.o,
Sjrth. That the democracy Of the United
States recognises it as an imperative duty'e
this Government to protect natural'zed citizens
in all their rights, whether al home OF IN icr
eign lands to the same extent as its uatfVe-oof'
citizens. ..;.
WHEREAS One Of The greatest necessittes Q
the age in a political, commercial postal arc
military point of view. is speedy conimunica
tion between the Pacific and Atlantic COASTS
Therefore, be it,
!, Resoloea, That the national democratic parry
J do hereby pledge themselves to use every mean
. in their power to secure the passage OF some o'
to the extent Of the constitutional authority {
Congress for the construction OF a Pacific "a, a,
e road from the Mississippi river to the facl
: ocean, at the earliest practical moment
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The Dinerlacc.

Mr., BREcKINRlDGE, on his return from Wash
ngton to his home in Kentucky and thr ough-
out the entire rout, carefully avoided all demon
stra,on on the part of his friends.
Mr.. Douglas on his return, is taking as cir:
cuitous a roat as Gen. Scott did in 1852, on
route for the Blue Lick Springs of Kentucky
and like that distinguished functonary. courts
applause and makes speeches to his friends
wherever and whenever he can get chance.
The difference between the two men can bt
seen in this. The fawning sycophancy of iol
lowers has become so much necessity to Mr.
Douglas, that 'hecan scarce live without 1t.
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The Democracy Of Pennsylvania have settled
the;r differences in a fair ard equitable manner
and win ran but one electoral deket. The q
greement is rs follows;
DeugIss Is 20 get the whole electoral vote Of
tbe state II it will elect him; II not Breckin-
ridge ii 70 get the electoral vote Y i VIII elect
n;,r IL Il will elect neither, the electors are
= east their votes as they may think best un-
dsr the circumstances. This fair arrangement
Z ooposed. hoaeysr, by Forney, As be wisLe'
= riys the STATE 70 L,ncola. About the satn'
.rr.nyec,ent will probably be made in New
ya,r These States win then cast their yot'
.a.;ost Lincoln ~ sure As the slsctionconss. =
s. is,ooIn,s caYpcs Ii IL III end.
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From the N Y. Journal OF Commerce.
LSIsn G., Brock nri(lge.

The popularity of Mr. Breckenridge is in
creasiag in all parts of the Union; and the de-
termination of his Giends to maintain with
hun the true Democratic platform has already
been evInced in tho most CRAFTY ing manner
1t is very unbecoming in the opponents oil the
Breckenridge ticket TO assert that it rs at the
mere dctation of the present Administration
that it has been brought be fore the people.
They certainly understand that Mr.. Douglas,
is not the chosen candidate Of the entire party
while Mr. Rreckimidge is Acknowledged to be
the best and most available man, and would
have received unanimous nomination, if Mr..
Douglass New York advisers bad reflected
upon the folly of their personal attachment
and the great responsibility they were sssum-
ing by turning deafear to all other. candid :
ates except Mr. Douglas, and all other consid-
ations except those promised by that ambitious
politician. The Democratic party, divided as
it now is, may yet be consolidated with mr
Breckenridge as its leader. The people Of the
Southern States have shown desire TO support
him in the coming contest, with equal earnest
4 ness and eBtnn siasfn. In this particular he is
far aheaa of Mr.. Douglas, and for the future
safety of the country should therefore be pre-
ferred to any one whe is not in iavor with that
most abused and most important branch o tin
conederacy. 1t may become the Republicans
to nickname the friends Of the South. Cthey
are pledged to do so,) but it is certainly out 0
/. place for any voter calling himself Democra
: to withhold his patronage from the nommine
who is entirely acceptable to it, and from hl
! private and public record, ia in eTery wa
. rcr,hy of its confidence aud sdmiralior
II That Mr.. Douglas cannot be ebccttd is general
" conceded Why, thea, sheuld be be pei
: sistenuy forced upon the masses as candidate
The spirit which prompts his iollowerss to oI
DOS. Mr. Breckimiase is far mars vindiciti'
thsn any yet displayed by TIE Abolitionis
d and Republicans. Will thy assist the def
r. ,ners Of the Ssath and Ter Institutions by rur
!. ming Bouyas, when his Withdrawn would !
mite the Democracy in an instant
ofl Alasl on no occasion has MIR. Donglas i
n. ifaated. since the adjournment OF the Baltimo
ct Convention, that he would be willing to NAL
"a sacrifice whereby the Democratic party con
regain its strength and annihilate its eneinie
but on the contrary, he has purpssely reirai
nt ed from referring TO the embarrassment whl
les has beet, caused by the selashness Of his adm
ne ers. Surely there Il no patriotism in csndl
:, ate who, when he IL forced 10 be sensible,
creeIy. il aot otherwise, ef his weakness or /
'te unpepuiarity, will yen refuse 70 give pla
- % lie one who il really satsfac.or pin eve
fS.aty sUlas Uaioa.
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h-We publish this week, the Majority AMI
Minority Report OF the Committee on Credsa
t;als at Baltimore. We trust these reports will
be carefully read, a. the rejection Of the Dele
epates recommended by the Minority report
was the immediate cause Of the disruption ol
Convention. We think every unbiased mind
will concur in the minority report.
Below Is what Ex- President Pierce thinks
of the matter. You viii al, We think, agree
with him: See his letter in full in another
column.
ut was vain to hope Tor harmony after TN
action Of the majority upon the report OF 'h'
committee on credentials. 1t could hardly nav
failed to be understood generally that such &C
tion must terminate the existence .oi the Con
vention as q body representing the democrac.
Of the Union, and eyentuate in the present cen
dision Of the powerful and patriotic organIza
tion, which has so long upheld the equal right
and yindicsted In peace and in war the C. com
mon honor OF these confederated States. liner
has been, In fact, no nomination made IN contoi
nifty vita the established and recognized uss
ges ef that organization, and hence sound af,
G;thkaI mar, will ind nothing in tho process
inrs. 90 hr as the nominees are concerneds
bind their party ieaity. Under these cneuu
stsnces, 1t would crafty me exceedingly, 2.
friends in oil sections OF the land couin mn
earnestly and cordially in the support o. NJ
BrcckinrIdge and Gen Lane, and thus insn
lpr our cause signal victory"
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him. in = speech delivered in front Of the Court
House in this city. admit aud defend the posi-
ton assumed in the above extract claim 20 be
the author Of the "IRREPRESSlBLE CON-
FLICTy DOCTRINE, and virtually charging
WIN. II. Seward with spprOpriAting IT,
Brief as is his record, we imagine that u will
take much "whitewashing' By his would be-
conservative followers. like M. Corwini teproye
70 the satisfaction of the PEOPLE that Abraham
Lincoln, the Republican nominee for President,
is national, conservative man, and worthy to
ill the highest Office in the American Repub-
lc.-DdYton Empire.
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Misrcpresentatiou.

1t Is very easy to set up man OF straw, and
st;il easier TO knock it down when SGT up. The
opponents of Breckenridge instead Of assailing
hSpriuciples set forth in the platform, or IN
his letter of acceptance, make their man Of
strawasut Of very different set of principles,
and thsn with great bravery set about knock
;ns IL Down. This is quite discreet and pru-
dent, asi much finsr sport than "gnawing at
8,e:n CIR We think they would find it an up
hill business to attack the true principles Of
the supporters OF Breckenridge.
We hold:
nst Tkatsyery citizen or the United States
has the equal right to 'szrigrste to the common
Territory Of the Union with his property OF
every kind recognized by the Constitution Of
the United States.
I'd. That during the Territorial condition he
has right to possess and enjoy his property
Wherein without let or hindrance by Congress or
iAs subordinate Territorial Government.
%. That ii is the duty of the General Gov
eYnnent to secure TO us, when necessary, or.Ii
rights Of person snd property everywhere with
in its Constitutional jurisdiction,
The above propositions re believe, cover the
Territorial policy advocated by Mr.. Breckn
ridge. VINO has. the belaness to deny thes
propositions? Weasve yet heard no one di
recsly dSny them. But we have heard man
marepresent Mr.. Breckenridge, either design
Adly or ignorantly, and impute to him, wit
"slang phrase" the charge of"Disunion' "Slav
code. "Intervention." But this wont do. Yo
must meet the argument Either admit or de
ny the propositions. Let BrecSinridge speal
sos himself He says in his letter of accep
tance;
It ia idle to attempt to smother these grea
issues. or to msrepresent them by the use {
nsrtisan phrases which are misleading and de
lnsiye. The people will look beneath such e1
rressious as s.intervention" Congressional sia'
cofle,, and the like, and will penetrate to I'll
real questions involved. The friends OF col
stitusional equality do not and never did d
Ynand congressional slave code" nor any OF
es '.cods" in regard to property in the Teri
tories. They hold the doctrine OF non-lnte
vention by Congress or by Territorial Leg
lature either to establish or prohibit SLAYER
bst they assert Fortified by the highest JUG
cial tribunal in the Union) the plain duty
the Federal Government, in all its departmer
to secure, when necessary, TO the citizens OF
the States the enjoyment oi their property
the common Territories, IS everywhere e.
within it's Jurisdiction.
Meet the question fairly gentlemen, W
temperate argument" and let men oi str
alone.
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BREC1xINRrDGE n LANE.

The Democracy of Harrison County, avora
bic to BREcKINRIDGE & LANE, are requeste,
to meet in Cadiz, on Saturday august 4, 1860
ut i O'Clock, p. NJ for the purpose Of appoint
ing three delegates to attend the State Conven
tion, to be held at Columbus, August 7, 1860
to nominate an Eectsrsl ticket for BREcKIN
RIDGE & LANE.
Be on hands. By ORDER.
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HIS RECORD

Also proves that while member o. congress
he opposed the Mexican War, declaring it 'u''
constitution and ,crong," and Uoted against the
bill granting one hundred and sixty acres o'
land to our brave and gallant volunteers.
HIS RECORD
Also proves that during the Illinois Senatorial
campaign, in speech at Chicago. on the loth
day of July, 1853, he said 1T have always ha-
led slavery, think, as much as any ato'stlon'st.
have been an old line Wing. | have always
hated it. and always believed it in course OF
ultimate extinction. III were in Congress,
and q vote shonld come up on aquestion wheth-
er slavery should be prohibited in new Terri
tory, in SPITE of the Dred Scott decision,
should vote that it should"
HIS RECORD
Also proves that in a speech at Galesburg, ILL.,
Oct. T. 1858 he said IL believe that the right
of property in slave is not dis,in tly and e4x
pressly affirmed in the Constitution"
( HIS RECORD
i Also proves that in speech at Qui..cy ILL.,, l3t
October, 1858, he said-"The Republican part
think it Slavery wrong-we think it isa mor
al, social, and q politice.i wrong. We thin
, it is wrong not contning itself merely to th
, persons or States where it exists, bat that IT
! wrong in its tendency, to say the least, th'
/. extep is itself to the existence gf the wAole M
ton Because we think it wrong, We PRoPos
course of policy that shall deol with it as
I? wrong. We deal with II as with any 9TH
) wrong, 10 so far as We can prevent its grown
e any larger; aad 80 deal soith ii that in the run
IS time there maybe some promise Of an end TO
!. HIS RECORD
Also proves that in speech at Springfield II
+ on the 10Th Of June, 1853, he declared
hodse divided against itself cannot stand. 1b
J. lievc this government cannot endure perm
'e nenty half slave and half slave and half fre
70 II will become all one thing or o.. the o.'ner
"a Either the opponents Of slavery " II arrest I
;; further spread Of it, aad pI.ce II where
. |. public mind shall rest T., The b,l;ef that /, IL
= the course Of tim.ee 1rsinction; or iis advoca
4. will push y 'or ISard till it shall become ali
4. lawful 10 ~, the States, old as veil as ne
x Nofth ...s well as South. And there are n
co .eons
~i WITNESSES IN THIS CITY,
HSpaps.saas. ~ VOL " Democrats, who hea
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a,-A liberal discopnt to druggists, '
Honey! asoHey, Thc best of EEoneyi

Honey! m0Heyi Thc best of Honey
nave vaFIab'e receipt for making honey that
viii send - a.y address upon receipt Of fifty cents
we me'Ae a.nd use it in our family
AT HALF THE USUAL c ,sT.
End Consider it as good the best article of Bee
ma.de honey
ERoM WHICH IT CANNOT RE TOLD!
I ANY person who will make and sell it can easil,
clear from two to three dollars per day it only re.
qures iOuf articles to make it, a. they ca be had
| at any store for So cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury, tor any lady can moke 1t in
| fifteen minutes al any time. Address
| DIR, j. p. CREAGER.
| Baltimore, Md.
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Good News frors, Oreson

ne first news from there was bad. But
we have in fact beaten the Republicans and an
ti-Eecemptonites both, as they united against
the Democratic party. We have elected our
Congressman and will have majority Of two
on joint ballot IN the Legislature, thus secu
ring Democratic Senators.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-25

why Labor so hard when washing
r HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothes
! hy the USE ot which the clothes cnn be washed
clean without boilahg. and with very little rub
bing. Ry this method much hard l,hor can be
saved, the washing can be done in HALF THE TINE;
and the clothes are very white and e!aan. and asst
much longer; for they are not worn hy tnhhiue
&c The articles used cost hut little and are very
arsy to obtain mail the receipt 10 order. postage
paid: upon receipt Of ff,y cents three cent postag
stamps as good as mt ney. Address,
DR.. ]. p. CREAGER,
Baltimore, Md.
ETff you want something nice and useiut, do
not miss the II ney and washing receipt for they
are all claim for them and they should be in ev.
erv family,
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The Great I emale Pill.

1NR. ]. P. Creager, Is the general agent whole.
~ sale and retail ior DR., Whealing's celebrated
Female Pill
These Pills are truly valuable for Indies, TO-,
thev will restore the monthly courses where thev
may stop from any cause whatever. They new,
have faed In any case where the directions aro and
The box containing the Pills have beer. srictlv
followed; indeed there has Of fail are eyor
came to our knowie ige. Being purey vegetable
thy are perfectly saie. Single no xes mailed t,
order, postpaid upon thr receipt OF one dollar, by
J. T. CREAtiER.
Baltimore, Md,
" "A nbeTdl Oiscopnt to druggists,
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! i! s|!:;|l|;;ii5;|Ss' D Nv
sFMTszssssvSEFTyf@
MRS. WTNSLOW,
An Exp3rienced Nurse and femalc Physician,
presents to ,he attention OF mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP

For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the ocesa Of teethng.
by soFtening the gums reducing all inflammation
will ailay ALL PAIN and spasmode action,
and is aIg
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest to your
sci ves and Relief and Health to your infants,
We have put uo nnd sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth OF
it, what have heen able 10 say OF any 9TH
er medicine never has il taied in single in.
stance. to effect a cure. when timely used. Never
old we know a single instance OF dissatisfaction
by any ono whn used it, On the contrary. all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
Of commentator of its magical effects and med.
ical virtues We speak in this natter "what we
do know after ten years experience, and pledge
our reputation tor the fufillment OF what we here
ieclare In almost every instance where the in
tant i, suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes alter the
syru,, is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one OF the most experienced and skilltul nurses In
New England, aud has been used with never iAils
THOUSANDS OF CASES
| 1t not only relieves the child from psin: bnt In
'iQora les the stomach and bowels correct. acid
| ity. and gives tone and energy to the whole sys.
| TEN 1t will almost instantly elieve
ariping in the Bowels Wind collie
anG overcome convulsions, which, if n,t speedily
reined'ed emp in death. We believe 1t the bcst
hUu sHtest teneuy Nv the Wvitu' m az saSDe VI uys-
enery al DiarrhBa in children, whether IT arises
| rom teething, or from any other cause. We wo'd
I say 10 every mother who has cniid suffering
rom any pt the foregoing complaints--do not let
| your predjudces, nor the prediudces Of others,
| sand between you and your suffering child, aIi
| the rellet that will be sitre--yes. ABSOLUTELY
| 5UkE-to follow the use OF this medicine, II time
" used Full directions Tor using WI II accompany
each bo tile None genuine unless the fac simile OF
| IURfl5 & PERhlN5, New York, is on the out
| side wrapper
| sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office 8, Ceuar street, NJ \. Price on.
| 25 cents per bottle,
May 70, 1900 ly
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65-They have found curious stone in 4
mound near Newak, having Hebrew hierogliph.
ics upor.. it. A wag mades the following trans
la'i.,on:
'Abra, Ham Lin Coln-defeited-l96o'
'Breck-en Lane-Victor' e
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ATTENTION FARMERS
WNT. VI. HOYT Il co, East Avenue
Nurseries, Rochester, N. Z.


WILL DELIVER at Cadiz. Moore6eld, Free.
w porl M,stersville and Deersvie. the fol
lowing stock: Apple trees and years cid. Extra
nice Pears--dwarf and standard Peach Plum
Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines; Ounces: Grape
Vines Ctrawbt rries Raspberries, Backberries
Gooseberres, Currants, &c, Deciduons. weeping
trees Evergreens Orn mental trees Of all Kinds
Decdnous shrubs, evergreen shrubs, climbing and
trailing shrubs, plan and vines Roses, &c., ~,
good order. and true TO name. We would reter 4
The 10 lowing named gentlemen. residents OF this
county, who have heretofore purchased stock, o.
Us: John NcFaiden ID Samnel Hedges: r., 40
bert Paxton. John Mccoy, Jas. Worley, John Cox
bn JotH Il Kent Snmoel Mcfsdden, Adam Nc
Fadden, Martin " Maholm Samuel Msgaw,
G Turner $ McCormick, joseph Mc5onbs, >.
n Dickersnn, Joseph Stewart Rev. Rcbt hefrJn
JESSE ARNOLD and
JOHN w, SIMMONS
lnlv II an pI,elsss.H Agenis.