The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-07
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Printer InlOst--SeWard'S Speech
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tickets 10 Charleston.
WAsHINdroN, D. c., March >, 1860
The House has not yet succeeded in compile.
ting its organization--a Printer remains to be
elected. 1t was thought on Monday last, that
Thomas II. Ford, of your State had received a
majority Of the votes for the position, and it
was so declared by the Speaker, but on the
succeeding day it was discovered that the Clerk
had omitted to record Mr.. Ruffin's vote for
Glosbrenner, and motion TO correct the jour.
nal having carried, it defeated Mr.. Ford, and
his election was declared nullity. For some
reason or other the Republican members them.
selves seemed glad of the result and that Mr.
Ford was not elected. A ballot was had or
Wednesday, when he lacked four votes Of sue.
ceeding, Another one is to- be taken to-day
though without any hopes of securing an elec
tion.
Seward made his much looked for speech on
Wednesday in the Senate. 1t is regarded as a
bid for the Chicago nomination. and, il any thing
is not quite so rabid and so ultra in his declar-
ations as Re was in his celebrated Rochester
Speech, in which he proclaimed an "irrepresssi
BILE conflict between the North and the South
His friends here are in good spirits, and fee
sanguine that he will be the next Republican
nominee for President. They claim that tie
change in the time of holding their Convention
making it nearly month sooner-is triumph
on the part of those who favor the New York
Senator
The Republican delegation from your State
in the present Congress, are nearly evenly divi-
ded between a conservative man like Bates OF
Bolts, and an ultra Republican like Seward
Taking the entire body of Republicans in the
House, the former claim majority and many
Of them will, dovbtless support the nominee o.
the conservative Union" Convention, to be
held in Baltimore sometime between the days
for holding the Charleston and Chicago Convcn-
tions. Some prominent member Of the old
Wing party, in every State in the Union has
signed the call for the Convention referred TO-
and the indications are favorable tor the selec
ton Of some Southern man for President and 6
Northern man for Vice President Bolts, o
Va, and Corwin, Of Ohio being mostly spoken
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Among the Ohioans who have recently visi
J ted this city, observed that able officer and ex
ccllent Democrat, Gel. Lewis W. Sifford, y. S
Marshal for the Southern District Of Ohio.
do not think that he will be removed, the pro
phecies ofcertain papersand the anxiety ola few
men in Ohio, to the contrary, Notwithstanding
Such an act, at this time, could but create dis
satisfaction and ll-ieeling among the Democrats
and would tend to work against Democratic
success in coming important elections in you
State. IF Ohio is to be carried next fall, it car
only be done by united, energetic effort or
! the part of every Democrat in your State, ant
not by creating dssensions in your ranks.
The report of the Third Auditor of the Trea
sury Experimentation. Robert J. Atkinson
Of your State, relative to the Oregon and Wash
ington Indian War Claims, has just been print
ed 1t is an able and voluminous document
and if its recommendations be followed by Con
gress, will save nearly four millions to the Tea
mH--cutting down the sum proposed hereto
fore to be allowed by the Commissioners ap
pointed to examine and report upon the claim
alluded to.
The Republican members from Ohio, mus
certainly be hard run for something to use 0
J,ncon,be next lal when they expect to be car
didates for re election Scarcely day passe
but that some of them propose bill to redut
their own salaries, cut down the mileage &c
&c. AS in the case Of your member, most
these honorable gentlemen, have heretofore nj
been content with the mileage now allowed, ar
to make up the deficiency, have charged col
st,uctive mileage,-ranginS from $50 to ov
800 per trip moro than they were actual
entitled to by the law. Why do they not II
fund, if SO exceedingly anxious to be econom
cal, or if honest in their opinion that the am
allowed is greater than they are justly enttlt
to?
} Adyces from Connecticut, in which State
election will shortly be held for Governor ar
other officers, represent the Democracy as
t high hopes of securing triumph. While tt
! opposition are divided among themselves, Il
Democrats are united and energetically labo
ing for the election of their ticket, which is Of
of the best ever nominated. Don't be surpl
sed if you should hear some Democratic thu
der shortly from the old Nutmeg State"
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad compal
have completed arrangements by which th'
! will be able 10 issue "halffa fare tickets" fro
Cincinnati to Charleston, to such as desire
; attend the Democratic National Convention {
/ the 23rd Of April next. B.
Our National Dis0rder--Dr. re
backs Cares.
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