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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
En at the Death!

When man once fixes his line Of policy to
play politics and fnanciering for the mere graf
itcatiJn Of plunder, no calamity no public ne
cessity, no amount of distress among the peo-
pie, can wean him from his habits or modify
his appetite, but on the contrary they seem to
sharpen both his desire and cunning. And un-
til the people learn to "frown Indignantly" and
without modest reserve upon all such political
knaves, they need expect nothing better than
"war, pestilence and famine or any other
scourge that opens the channels Of this kind Of
this kind of theft and robbery. A highly re-
specially Pennsylvania paper furnishes us the
following spec linen OF plundering the solde
who turned out to fight under Mr.. Lincoln's
call for volunteers:
"MoRE PATRIorrsN(O-Quitc an excitement
was created III Harrisburg one day last week,
by the Paymaster, who, by the wav, Is son OF
Secretary Of War Cameron, attempting to pay
off returned volunteers in the paper currency
OF his faher's bank at Middietown. The SOL
diers indignantly refused to submit to the i'm
position, and burnt the patriotic son OF pGtft
ohc sire in efigy and even threatened TO deal
roughly with the person o; the "heir apparent"
of Whine bago lame. The determ nation ofthe
soldiers procured justice, and they were paid
off in Uncle Sans currency No doubt, The
intention was to place the gold for safe keeping,
in the Middletow Bank, owned by one Slnon
Cameron, and pay the soldiers in the shinplas-
terS of that institution. The plan was quite
good one for the patriotic Camerons, but it
wouln't work"
This is but the first specimen ofbank swipd
ling under the suspension of the Sub. Treasury
Taw-TrjsiS
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TO Owsl~AjO Meetings.

II our friends in the different townships will
make little exertion on next Saturday, at the
township meetings, in our behalf several hun.
dred campaign subscribers can be obtained for
the Cadiz Sentinel Remember the terms
Galy 2J cents, for he Cadiz Sentinel until the
first Of next November. Get everybody 10
subscribe, Republicans and all. We know the
Republicans ike to read the Sentinel; if they
did pot they certainly would not borrow or beg
the paper as often as they do. Let every man
in the county become subscriber to the Senti-
mel, at least until the first Of November. Who
will bling in the largest ..ist Of campaign SUBJ
scribers on next Monday? Let all Democrats
and every ethery other Union Man in the coun.
ty try and see how many subrcrbeIs he can OBJ
tain. The Sentinel has all the war and politi-
cal news there is going. Subscribe for II, qtpS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
70 A conrcmptibi. Sheet.

The Cincinnati Commercial is paper that is
doing more for Southern rebellion and dis.
fremberment of this Confederacy, than all the
other papers in Ohio combined Ifany other
paper exposes the frauds, rascalities OF 'uncon.
stitutional acts Of any person in power, this con,
temptible sheet begins its howl of"tory, 2 ",rai
tor" and such other terms as its vocabulary
can suggest. 1t has become so arrogant, thro'
the inf ence o the "black mail, it has levied,
that it sets tss up as the di tator OF the press
Of the whole country. It's coxconb editors
are conceity enough to think that they must
G ntrol the public sentiment ofthe whole coun-
try---they and they alone must write all the
censures and criticisms about the affairs Of the
country. A more devilsh incendiary sheet
cannot be found. as the following from its issue
Of last Saturday will prove,--- rs Usg yi'
We have received several letters from sol
diers in Western Virginia, complaing ofSuilers
and Cominissariesp If5the publication Of those
epistles in the Commercial would do any good,
we would cheerfuly give the necessary space.
But there is nothing new in the complaints.-.-
We have the same old story. over and over a.
gain. Don't write to us about it, boys. Are
there not stout limbs that stand out at right
angles to the trees in Western Virginia?--
Hayn't you a few ball cartridges left? Please
don't write 10 us about Commissaries and Sut-
lers. Il -.. -~r.,g
Had such d paragraph appeared in any othei
paper, this same Coeme eia. would have had a
column Of the meanest kind of slang about. III
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
10 the Democracy and other
uninn Men of I arrison County

Notice is hereby given to the Democracy and
other Union Men Of Harrison Co., to meet on
Saturday, august "a, between the hours Of two
and five P. NJ, in their respective townships,
at the usual places Of holding elections. to ap-
point three delegates to attend the County Con-
vention, which will meet in Cadiz on
MONDAY, the 28th Day Of August,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of putting
in nomination one Representative in the coming
State Legislature, one Sheriff, Que County
Treasurer, one Prosecuting Attorney, one
County Commissioner, one Recorder, one Cor-
oner and one Infrma y Director.
At the township meetings, two delegates from
each township will be appointed to the Senate
rial Convention TO be held in Flushing, Belmont
County, on Wednesday, The 2Sh day Of August,
at 10 o'clock, A. M, to nominate candidate
for Senator for this District; also, at the same
time and place, appoint one delegate from each
township to the judicial Convention, tine and
place OF which will be fixed hereafter.
by order of the Democratic Couhty Central
Committee Of Harrison county. sa
JAMES Is. JAMIS0N, Chrm'n.
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PIQUA, Wednesday, August IA.
A Great COmpIaimt-OhiO VOIun-
-t. -.--4 lePrS.

.-.f-e teetS.
We are permitted to publish the following
private letter, received by gentleman in this
city from one Of the Ohio volunteers in Virgil
MIA Can any one tell us the reason why the
volunteers have not been paid? Every body
seems to be getting their pay under this Ad-
mnistration, except the soldiers. Enquirer.
"EEw CREEK, HAMPsHIRE Co VAL
"MoNDAY, August II, 1861.
"DEAR SR: 1t is now near four months since
our regiment (Ninth Ohio) has entered into SER
vice of Uncle Sam. and yet up to date we have
no seen any hing OF that important parsonage
the Paymaster, although long since anxiously
expected Most Of our men have left good po.
sitions at home to do battle in the glorious cause
OF the Union, have left their families i'll provi-
ded for, and they themselves feel badly the want
Of money, as. many days. the rations issued by
the commissary are unpalatabIe and they have
no means to procure better. Will you please
morn me, if possible OF the cause of this de-
lay in furnishing to us our just dues; also the
name of the paymas' er appointed to our troops.
By SO doing you will confer favor on
Your ever obedent servant,
"MARTIN BRUNER,
"Second Lieutenant, Co. E."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
Sad Accident.

A very serious accident occurred on last
Monday evening in this town. The Artillery
Company were out practising with. the cannon,
and after they had fred one round, and we're in
the act of loading the second time, the load pre-
Inaturelv went off, and seriously injured w. B.
Upton and Wm, Hayerfield, the two young
men who were rsmming the cartridge. Mr.,
Upton had his left arm broken in three places,
and had to have three of his fingers on the left
liand cut off, and may yet lose his arm. Mr..
Have,Geld's face and right eye were badly in
inted, and it is feared he may lose his eve.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
The distinction.

Major B. F Watson, who was among The
first to volunteer for the defense Of the Capital
and who marched With the SIKH Massachu-
setts Regiment through Baltimore to the pro-
tection. .of Washington, has been removed from
the gtfice Of Postmaster, at Lawrence, Mass,
and a Republican, stay at home partisan put IN
his place The removal Of Major Watson
shows that the President recognizes the dis
tinetion between supporting the Government
and supporting his Administration. Democrats
are told that IL is treasonable in them to recog
nize the distinction that Lincoln acts en- daily
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
A NIiSStatenaent.

Forney's Press and one or two papers in Ohio,
who gave MIR. Douglas a very weak support,
with some men OF the same political affinities
have the effron'ery to charge that the recent
convention OF the Democracy and other Union
Men of Ohio, was controlled by wnat is
known as the Breckenridge Democracy
This is falsehood manufactured out Of
whole cloth, as the facts will prove. In
the first place, every member OF tie Democratic
State Central Committee was ardent and en-.
thusiastic supporter OF Senator Douglas. These
gentlemen called the late Stae Convention
In the second place, every member Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, except three, were the
well known and devoted friends of Mr.. Doug
las; among whom we might mention II. B.
Payne, J y Marchand, 3. Burns, j A. Esteil,
j. Reinhard, NJ. p. Bean. NJ. NJ. H. Davis, J
F. Mckinney, A. L. Backus, John o'Neil, H.
E. Smith, T. J. Peters and others. In the
third place, every man on the Safe Ticket was
a supporter of Mr., Douglas, except Mr.. Harri-
son, and he voted for Mr., Bell. With these
facts he ore Mr. Forney, and men who follow
his lead, notwithstanding their propensity to
follow the opposition and misrepresert the De
mocracy, We are somewhat surprised that they
should make the charge that they have, that
the late Convention ofti.e Democracy and other
Union Men OF Ohio was controlled by the
Breckinridge Democracy of Ohio Men who
will make such charge have no regard Tor eth
er truth or Democracy They have ther
received or expect some svor from the pres
ent Republican Administration, let them call
themselves either Democrats, Republicans, or
any name that suits them.
We do not write the above in any spirit Of
censme OF the action Of the late Convention
The ticket aad t Platform pleases US, and we
intend to do all we can to elect it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
Harrison County Guards.

We are pleased to learn that Capt. Cunning
hams Company Of Harrison County Guards
were mustered into the service of the U. S. on
last Wednesday at Camp Chase. This is No.
company, and if the boys should ever get into
conflict with the enemy, they will show them
selves to be of the right KIND Of material The
commissioned officers are---Captain, David Gun
ninsham; First Lieutenant, John Brown; Sec
ond Lieutenant, Ezra Mcconnell G. L. Duf.
field is Orderly Sergeant d, H a
Will Sergeant Duffield please be so kind as
to send us, for publication, an alphabetical list
Of the names of the officers and members OF the
company, with their post office address? ~
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RicIli

After the Republicans had nominated regu-
lzr Republican ticket on last Monday, they
rang the bell and invited the people to come in
and elect delegates TO Union State Conven-
ton. In the county there must bs a regular
republican ticket, but in the State, where they
are certain OF getting bes., they want Union
ticket. What beautiful trickeryl
But, gentlemen. ifyou are anxious for Union,
why don't you vote Tor Mr.. Jeweit, and the
rest OF our ticket, who are as good and true u
nion Men as there are in the United States?-
Proof--see Mr.. Jewetts letter.
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RennhIIncaM Tickei.

RepresentAtive--John Latham, Of Moorefeld.
Treasurer--Francis Grace, of North.
Sheriff--S R. Magee, Of franklin.
Prosecuting Attorney-A Lennon, Of Cadiz.
RecOrder-Joseph ReA, ofCadiz.
Coroner--Dr. Mccullough. Of Rumley.
SuIveyor--Jaeob Jarvis, of Cadiz.
Commissioner--JamesJ Billingsley, of Wash.
ington.
Infrmary Director--John N Haverield, oI
Stock.
The above is the ticket dominated by the
regular called Republican Convention on last
Monday.
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The Administration. A

The very best evidence that could be offered
to prove the utter incompetency OF the Admin
istraion, to manage the Government n-its pre-
sent perous condition, is the strenuous efforts
made by its organs. to charge the miserable
blunder at Bulbs Run on a portion OF the Re-
publican press and Congressman. II the Pres
ident and Cabinet have no more business nor
sense than to allow Republican newspapers and
Congressman to plunge them into such disas-
trous affair, they are utterly unsafe, and incom-
petenr to the discharge Of the duties devolving
upon them in this crisis.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
He Accepts

In another column will be found the letter Of
acceptance of our distinguished candidate for
Governor, Hon. II. J. Jewett. The false re.
port started by the abolition diSunion press,
that he would not accept OF the nomination Of
the Democracy of Ohio and other Union Men,
is put to rest. Mr.Jewett has always been a
true Union Man, and to suppose that he would
not accept OF nomination rendered by a con-
ven,ion composed exclusively OF true original
Union Men would BIS proposterous, and we arc
surprised that even an abolitionist would start
such silly report.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
EHaAIikl.l1nS


We have been requested to make the an
nouncement Of the following candidates, sub
iects to the decision OF the County Convention
in Cadiz on next Monday:
Rep esentatipc.
ANDREW STEWART OF Freeport township,
SAMUEL FOREMAN, Of German,
iAtf Treasurer.
THOMAS RITCHEY, or Franklin /"
~ Sheriff
WILLIAM HARTMAN, of Short Greek tp.
NJ. G. SLEMMON5. Of Cadiz township.
Prosecuting Attoraey.
PHILLIP DONAHUE, Of Cadiz township.
Recorder.
JOHN w. SIMMONS Of Caaiz township.
JOSIAH LEWIS Of Archer fas "5
Coroner.
DIR. Il. II. SIMMONS, OF Franklin township.
Commissioner
II. S McFADDEN, /, Of Cadiz township.
SAMUEL MACK. OF Monroe
Lfrmny director.
GILLESPIE HAvERFIELD, Of Cadiz tip. -
fgsat.,s. Ii Sarrty0r. at
A. B. MOORE, OF North township.
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The ProAigacy to this Adsniaistra-
liOn.

The Administration came into power under
the cry Of retrenchment and reform. We are
now having practical exemplifcation Of what
they meant by that phrase. The Democratic
Administration of Mr.. Buchanan had one Gen
eral Mail Agent for the State of Chic, Mr.. Prem
iiss, o Columbus, who discharged the duties ol
the office with remarkable ability AID fidelity.
To fill his place, the reform and retrenchment
party at Washington have appointed Aeee men,
each drawing the same salary that he did -
Their names are Judge Sloan, Of Sandusky
Samuel Penn, ofChilicothe, and Joe Geiger. o
Columbus. 1t takes three Republicans to do
what one Democrat did, each getting the sa me
pay.--Enquirer. a,, a Aasa ao ostsaiE ~&
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-21
A. B. MOORE, Of North township.
Platform of Isse Democracy and
other UmiOu NleN OF OsliO.


The Democracy and other Union men Of Ohio
in Convention assembled, adopt and declare the
following resolut ions as the basis upon which
they appeal to all patriotic Union and liberty
loving citizens to unite and rally in the support
Of the ticket this day presented: ~ ,
l. Resolved, That the civil war by which our
country 10 at present distracted, is the natural
offspring OF misguided sectional;sm. engendered
by fanatical agiiators North as we'll as South;
and that the Democratic party having equally
opposed the extremists of both sections, and
having at all times zealously contended for the
administration of the General Government
within its Unconstitutional limits, that party is in
no way responsible for calamities that haYe re-
suited from departure from It's doctrines, and
q disregard Of its warning and advice.
o. Resorped, That in this National emergen.
CIV. the Democracy and other Union men Of
Ohio, banishing all feeling Of passion or resent
ment, will recolect only their duty to the whole
country; that this war should not be waged in
any spirit Of oppression, nor for any purpose of
conquest or subjugation, nor purpose of over.
throwing or interfering with the rights ofestab-
lished institutions Of the; States, but 10 defend
and maintain the supremacy OF the Constitua
ton, and to preserve the Union with all the
dignity, equality, and rights Of the several Sta es
unimpared, ard that as soon as these OBJECTS
are accomplished, the war ought 10 cease,
8. That while we deem il the duly of every
citizen to support and Sustain the Government
constitutionaHy administered, we fecommehd
that the Legislatures Of the several States adopt
the proper measures for calling National Con-
vention for the purpose ol settling our present
difficulties, and restoring and preserving the
Union. r.~9l Tsgzse Il 5aefees M &s~8
4. That the corruption, extrayaganee, incom.
potency and favoritism.shcwn in the adtninistra
ton Of the War Departments Of the State and
Federal Governments, deserve and receive our
unqualified condemnation, and ought 10 be i'm
mediately corrscted and reformed. n As X gia
5 1batthe volunteer soldiers who, at the
call o. their country, promptly wentforth TO do
battle in defense OF its Constitution and Laws,
and who, in many cases. have been compelled
to fight under inexperienced officers, are enti-
tied to our hearty thanks for the gallant man.
ner in which they have discharged their duties,
g. That tho privilege o. ths writ of hAbeas
corpus ss one oi the g. ieat bulwsfks offreetion,
and that no citizen can be legally deprived Of
the benefit thereof except by Congress, and then
only in case OF rebellion or invasion. when the
public sAtely may require IT; and that the late
attempt oi the President OF the United States
to suspend the privilege Of the same is unwar-
ranted BY the Federal Constitution. ~. I, y. g
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Wan Irunin.

This gentleman, heretofore the leader Of the
Bell Everett party was at Columbus taking an
active part in the Democratic Convention. He
assigned as bis reason that he did not believe
war would save the Union, and he was going
with party that not having lot of corrupt
employees to keep up, would favor the ending
Of the war at the first available moment, wheth-
er by the sword or an honorable compromise.
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tiasl in the hands Of all Democrats and other
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No Party PoLrTIcIANs--l the Ohio State
,Jo,enal appears call signed by q number Of
leading politicians Of the late Republican party.
with Todd and Dorsey--for a No party Con-
yention, "in which patriotism will take the
place Of party spirit" to nominate party tick.
ct. What gloiiocs set Of Political leaders (!)
Repubiicanism is played out. 1t Is dead in
Ohio. The No party convention to nominate a
party ticket ior State officers win be held in Co
lunbus on the 5th OF September next. np4
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NOIicc.

The Harrison County Military Conn ittee
met July &c, 1861. Present. Rein Weich. &.
Dewey. o. S.emmons, Robert Lyons, =. Is.
Shotwell, and J. Nj. Estep
On motion, a levy Of per cent. was made
upon the subscriptions to the Military Fund.
Those who have not paid the previous Levy
Of 20 per cent. will pay 20 per cent.
This should be paid in immediately to the
Treasurer Robert Lyons. It is much reedcd at
this time j. NJ. E5TEP, Chairman.
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JUST LIKE IT.--The Cipcinniti Commercial
has an article in one part of its paper saying
that Mr.. Jewett would not accept Of the nom.
inatiou Of the Democracy and other Union
Men Of Ohio for Governor, and in another part
Of the same sheet it publishes Mr.. Jewett's let
ter Of acceptance. .a ga. ta. fa
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NJ. A r r I H d

On the 18th inst, by Bee R. Arms'rong, at
the Lennon House, Caiiz. Mr.. JnHN CoCHr-
RIGHT and Miss ASGELfNA ScorT, all OF Jefftr
son county.
At the Parsonage, DeerSville, by the Rev.
Samuel Patterson, on the 81 inst, Mr. CHRIs
TOPPER ARKLE to Mrs. MARY LUKENs, both OF
Deersville Har. Co. OHIO.
On the 9th inst, BY the same, at the home OF
her yonth Mr.. FLETCHER McCULLoUGR to Miss
AMANDA WAaERs b)th OF Deersville, Harrison
county, Ohio.
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-OJ-John OgIevie, the man who kept his son
from volunteering, did not receive single vote
for Representative in his (ths) township -
What votes were given for that Office, were cast
for Rev H. Heberlng, OF Short Creek.