The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-25

Ahio NC hhe"S out iOI bio Pui PosO VI
deceiving his readers, he tells them
that it was Mr.. Vallandigham, gen.
tleman that he has ATTEMPTED to abuse
in every number of his paper for the
past twelve months. And, by way of
parenthesis, in this connection, we will
remark that Mr.. Vallandigham made
as many speeches in favor of the cleo
ton of Stephen A. Douglas for the
Presidency in 1860, as any other man
in the State of Ohio. And we will,
in this connection, say still further,
that every Congressman who indorsed
and put his name to that address, were
warm and ardent supporters of Ste
phen A. Douglas, the assertion of Mr..
Hatton and other abolitionistS to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Ohio, without either consult,
ing with Mr.. Hatton or Mr.. Vallan-
digham, called Democratic State
Convention to meet in the city Of Co
lumbus on the 4th day of July, 1862.
1t has been the custom of the Democ-
racy of Ohio for the past thirty years
to hold State Conventions and nomi-
nate Democratic State Tickets, and
now that they are of age and able to
speak for and take care of themselves,
they will not at this late day appoint
either abolitionists, black republicans,
or any other mongrel party, to be their
guardians. They are capable of attend
ing to their own business, and will do
so, whether it be pleasing to treasury
plunderers, disunion abolitionists, or
any other concormitants that are feed
ing and fattening off of the public
treasury.
We do not know whether we should
term the latter part of Mr.. Hatton s
article in relation to the Democratic
County Convention to be held in Cadiz
on next Saturday, June %, ignorance
or impudence. 1t is perhaps COM
position of both. For man, like
him, to object to regular party nomina-
tions or party meetings, who during
the past campaign, at all times and in
all places, when the Republican party
in almost every other part of Ohio
abandoned in name their party organi-
zation, advocated the keeping up of a
distinct Republican organization, has
a great deal of impudenee to object to
the Democrats of Harrison county
holding County or any other kind of
a Convention. The Democratic Cen
tral Committee of this county, compo-
sed of James B. Jamison, John Mc>
Fadden, Irish, ]. M. Estep, John S.
Pearce and N. A. Hanna, met, and
without consulting Richard Hatton,
Esq, whether they should do so or
not, saw proper to issue call to the
Democracy, and all others who are in
favor of the Union as it was, and the
Constitution as it is, to meetin County
Convention on Saturday, June %,
1862, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention, and transacting such other
business as might come before the
meeting; and for doing this they, with
all others who attend the meeting on
next Saturday, are denounced as trail
tors, disloyal and rebel sympathizers,
4 Was ever such unblushing ignorant
impudence manifested before? We will
just say to Mr.. Hatton, and all others
like him, that it is time to stop using
all such slang about your.neighbors.
Although men may not agree with you
in political sentiments, they have their
rights, and knowing them dare main
|
tain them. The Democracy of this
county during the past year have taken
great many insults from such men as
the editor of the Republican, but ii
should be remembered that ''forbear-
ance sometimes ceases to be virtue. y
The Democracy of this county intend
to keep up their organization. They
intend to meet on next Saturday, and
if Mr.. Hatton or any other abolition
let has any objections to it, they can
have them. 1t will not disturb any
member of the Democratic party in
Harrison County.
/ In conclusion, we would advise the
Ieditor of the Republican to pay more
attention to his own party, and not
bother himself SO much about the Dem
ocratic party of this county. If he
would, he would not be SO egregiously
A eceived, as he has been on two differ.
EN-, occasions, when he was very anx-
aous and thought he was very certain
to ret the nomination for county
ofice. by attending to your own po-
liticaI bo, lsehold, Bro. Hatton, you
will have !, ust as much business to- do
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