The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-09
NEWS. AND mIsCELLANY.

pie, has vetoed the three million bill pa>seS
by the Boards Of Aldermen and Council, &
purchase substitutes or exemption for thi
drafted in thst city. The Mayor is 0pdyke
who figured so largely in the shoddy swim
die BY which the soldiers OF New York wer,
robbed and clothed in rotten rags carly il
the war, and so conscientious that he caun0l
sign the ordnance to raise money Tor the re
lief Of families OF INDECENT volunteers Shod
dy patriots are the same all over, and invar
able Republican. We do not meatIon this
tact to reflect upon the Republican party, but
simple because it is fact.
0TParson Brownlow's sensation story
OF the Imprisonment of ex Governor Aiken
in "loathsome dungeon, in Richmond, on
the charge OF being Unionist proves to
have no exsteaes outside OF the lively mag
ination OF the ParSon himself Mr.. Aiken,
80 all the Richmond papers declare, is not il
prison at all, and so far from being Union
Ist is doing what be can for the CoDteder
scy.
0-Hon. Sherrard Clemens publishes q
card in the Wheeling wv. W papers, de
clsring that under no circumstances will he
accept nomination for Congress, nor otfi
ciate even after successful e!ectioa.
GrLst every Democrat when he writes
letter 10 a sold er enclose him Democra
tic ticket, and ask him TO vote it.
OF The people will soon sink .and perish
where the ruler has given, by an unrepress
ed and unreproved example, the lesson of
bad faith.
GTA correspondent Of the Boston Adver,
tiser says; 81 have good authority for stat
ing that over one thousand persons whose
names have been published in the papers as
having been drafted in this city, have lefI
for the British Provinces"
OrRichsrd Rumboid, one of Comwells
officers, is said to have made the we'll known
remark often attributed to Patrick Henry
that 'he never could believe that Providence
had sent few men into the world
ready booted and spurred to ride, and mil.
lions ready saddled and brided to be rid,
denn
Cur AND HURT--The Republican part y
is cut and hurt. The peeping of Cuts hurt
them, and the stealing of Hurtt cuts them.--
Erchange.
"ONLY ONE PARTY THE Getty Fact"
OF Columbus, charging the Ohio State Jour
nal with stealing the public money.
GA LoyalsC' Is one who acknowl.
edges Abraham Lincoln to be "the Govern
ment."--Abolition definition.
0F"A Traitor" is one who says the
Constitution is the supreme law OF the land
--Ibid.
O5-"A Rebel" is one who rebels against
tn, Constitution.
F~The Republicans being no longer able
to hold arguments, get excited and mad and
threaten bayonets. This is a sure sign that
they feel beaten.
0rAbohtion courage--s.nling young la
dies with Brough badges into Democratic
crowds, instead Of carrying them themselves,
These acts create only merriment.
"STRlKE WHILE THE IRON Is Hot. -
Now is the time to strike. When public
liberty is assaed is the time for the people
to be up and at work.
"SHooT THE PEACE MEN"--Thls is the
cry ON every Republican tongue, Well when
all the Peace men are killed, we suppose
there will be war enough to satisfy the most
blood thirsty.
II it is crime to be for peace, then
we suppose every man should arm himself
and prepare for war.
---Ifa man cannot be christian unless
he is q fighting man, then the surest way to
get to Heaven is to kill somebody.
--"Bread and butter" The consoida.
rail MI ;uiY 70 r I'm
Brough six thousand dollars a year to be
Governor Of Ohio.
If you are opposed to blotting out the
State lines of Ohio, and incorporating her
territory with that of South Carolina, vote
for Vsllandgham. II you favor it vote for
Brough.
IF you want a Governor vote for Val.
landigh am--if you don't want Governor
yvote for Brough.
Are you citizen OF Ohio? Then
vote to preserve the State intact.
Are you white msn--then vote the
white mans ticket. II you are black man
you will vote the negro ticket of course.
0yIf you want more blood, more deb
more desolation, vote for John Brough -
He promises you an endless quantity of all
these christian virtues. .....
0JIf you want protection of life, Of pro
perty and peace in Ohio, vote for Vallandig
ham. If not, go for Brough.
Ir"Providence works out the worlds
destinies largely through human iolly."-
NJ 7. Times.
hoo Hao ILL - I
ministration to work out the biggest "Des
tiny"ever heard Of! s.a..
GrA Democratic friend propou nds the
following question: How much have the
planks Of the Chicago Platform cost per
foot? That is a question which interests
thirty millions OF Americans, but it will
never be computed scarcely the immense
debt, to say nothing of the blood, the tears
and lamentations Of the widows and the or
phans. Historians will labor in vain to
solve this great and grave question. .- Cslina
Standard.
OTThs teachings oil the past have been
mistake. From our youth up, we have
been taught that "Eternal vigilance is the
price OF Liberty" II is now shJwn to be
three hundred dollars. .-. El
big meetings are good-big voting is
better. l.E
Let no man or woman expect others
to do that which they are able to do then>
selves. 4 z
DO not hang on to both ends OF the
rope il you want to draw it over the house.
--Ths man who carries water on both
shoulders will 60 thirsty himself.
1.-THE last man and the last dollar'' is