The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02


Youngstown Sentinel. paper published at the
residence Of Mr. Tod. The Republican papers
and stumpers have been boastins that the Sh :
tfnel was supporting Mr. Tod r-.
.#r On Diet.
! Upon what meat doth this our Cesar feed,
That he has grown so greaU"
Tie idea that diet had much to do in forming
disposition aud character is ms old as history
itself, and We do not make the above quotation
because it is the oldest that could be made, but
rather because ,t seems applicable TO the cond
ton of the union candidate for Governor Ho.
ly writ is full of figures touching the fitness and
effects Of proper diet. st. Paul reproves his
corntry-inen, the Hebrews for their stupidity,
telling them that "when from the advantages
they had enjoyed they shod be able to teach,
vet they needed some one to teach them, and
were become such as have need Of milk and not
ofstrong meat" .'
| When Cesar had become ariStocratic ambi
tious and unscrupulous, and sought to barter
the liberties OF the Romans for an imperial dis.
dem, the people are supposed to have enquired.
"Upon what meat" he had been cedng, that he
had so out grown them. We would not inSinu-
ate that the would be Governor is as ri h as C:e-
sar or 'as ambitious, but some evil disposed per-
sons hint that he is initiating the style and
spendor OF tile Roman inagnates by having his
villa away from the haunts of business and cares
oI State, where he can lounge and loll in luxu
nous ease. Others pretend that they have no.
tced, some time back, that lis stomach had
grown weak-good democratic grub see med too
strong for him. We shall hazard no opinion of
his PRIDE ambition, or the state of his stomach
We Shall only state Few facts, and il they
form basis for opinions, our readers can form
them as we'll as We: t't t..-. H.
There is knob up in cheesedom, in Lake
county OF about seventy.tive or q hundred feet
| elevation three ionrths of a mile in circuit and
tmbered after the plan Of the Sable Mountain
where Don Quixoe saw fit to torment himself
Our candidate oforessid, after becoming So iSfied
| that the war excitement could be 'Inade to
count" be "ame p!ostrated by the mere antic-
ipation OF official cares and loDged for retire.
ment Casing about for the place, be passed
Newport Saratoga, White Sulpher Springs
and score Of other fashionable places olresort,
and popped down on Little Mountain; the hill
l. ok aforesaid. Whether with the view, by
the mere prestige Of his presence, Of lifting that
mundane pimple into notoriety, or with the de.
| sign OF being near Frank Wade, the authorized
agent OF the John. Brown Giddings wing OF the
republican party, or of adapting his stomach to
4 the thin regime contained iii his bill OF fare, y
(which we suhjo'n,) history saith not. But his
new friends say that, for six mortal weeks, he
Esubsisted on pure Western Reserve republican
viands, and left the Mountain much improved
in appearance. But his former friends, though
they admit he is vastly changed. insist that il
is not for the better. Mungo Park says, when
the natives OF Africa gathered abound him, the
first white man they had ever seen, they said
his mother while in his infancy had washed
him in milk; but Tod's old friends account
for his chan. ed condition by his having beer
recently baptized in ,chey. Read the bill: Il
was interesting to republicans last year.
should be interesting to them this year:
T aAf7' ..Tod at wooster"
During the last Presidential campaign, ToG
made speech at Wooster The Cleveland
! Herald, n republican paper, reported his speecf
to show the republicans Of the Reserve wha
Tod thought Of them Read IL: a't -
1 My friends and fellow democrats: We car
have no democrats, or very lew, on the Western
7 Reserve, and will tell you the reason. Go Il
any table there, public or private, care no
which, and you hive set before you-what dt
you suppose? Anything for Christian man tt
sit down to2 Anything from which you, my
fellow democratic fliends, could stay the era
wings Of hunger? Not bit OF it. Nothing o
the kind.
But after a long pharisaic grace, you look a
the feast and you fnd--perhaps had bette
read over the hill OF fare:
1 Picked cucumbers, yellow.
+ Picked beans, short. "e '~
Y Sage cheese, in small cubes.
1 A plate Of leather colored butter.
| Flour biscuits as big as bulls eye watch
and red with saleIatus.
Three small slices Of bread.
Grace said and we sit down to meat. II
meat did say? 70 a dry puritanic, fast day
refreshment, such as they offer you on Til
1 Western Reserve. '''.'' a1@
I Do you think you can raise democrats upo
such thin diet? Itell you no! A democra
on the western reserve would starve. Ii
wants something substantial for his stomach
not new pickles and sour biscuit, You ca
raise democrats oa no such fare.
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