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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14
The Democrats Meeting,

At New Rumley on last Saturday, was n
complete success. Notwithstanding the
day was cold and chilly. the people and pro-
cessicns came in imntpse crowds. There
were rot less ltsn three OF four ihous.nd
persons present. One Of the main features
Of the procession was a beautiful team Of
sixty eight while horses from Archer and
Rumley townships hitcbed 10 wagon con-
tsinirg thirty~our beautiful young ladies'
Each one of the sixty eight horses having a
Nallandigham voter for a rider. There
were several other tesms OF thirty>icur,
twenty and twelve horses hitched to wagons
Mr. Estep made one the best speeches of
his lle. 1t was enthusiastically received.
Every thing passed Of quietly and armo-
nicpsly, and allleft with The determination
of doing their lull duty on yesterday in help.
ing to elect Yalandigham, rF,.-
All OF our meetingsin this county have
been complete triumphs. Not one Of them
has had any appearance OF a failure. And
il Harrison county was not redeemed on
yesterday, it was not for want OF energy and
enthusiasm on the part Of our noble Dsmoc.
racy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

rrMr. DAVID TAaqARr, for IN any years
resident of this place, lied at his residence
near Vinton, Benton county, Iowa, on the
21st OF September. ~ .-.-.
01-Mr. WIN. SooTT. an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of Moorefeld township,
this county, was buried on last Thursday.
0.TA young child Of Mr.. James Kirk.
pa,rck's, Of Moorefeld township this coun-
ty, died on last Thursday evening.
An interesting little boy Of Mr. ia
cob Copeland, of Greene township, this
county, died suddenly with Group on. Inst
Friday morning. da
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

Read the account Of ..hc Illegal srres.
and imprisonment OF Captain San ord +.
Tirnmons, Of this county, and Captain OF
company G. 43rd o. V. l. THIS act shows
the tyranny ard desroti'm of the present
and its minions. Cap:a; u
Tmmons has been iu service ever since tho
tho war commenced, and has been in a mum.
Der OF hard ought battles, and was severely
wouded at The battle OF Corinth. But his
wounds ard services did not save him from
be;rg arrested; because he was a Dtmf cras.
And yet, after all the tyranny that has been
shown by Lincoln ard his miuions towards
Democrats, both IN erd cut OF the array,
these same tyrants and usurpers hsve lie i'm.
pudence 10 ask Democrats 10 sustain ara
uphold this man Lincoln nd Ills mnionr in
their acts Of despotsm and tyranny. Could
mpu1ence LIE bolder? To Work, lovers Of
your country, and huII these ip'ernal despota
from power in 1864 .......
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

rescuci" Mr.. chandler answers the
question. He says "0hio, Indiana
and Rhode Island are caving in
That is, they are becoming alarmed at
the fearful condition of the country,
and are becoming disposed 10 join the
friends Of peace and the Union in the
convention, in some feasible plan to
settle the difficulties. Mr.. chandler
and the Massachusetts, and New York
delegates saw that the Republican
party was becoming divided; some in
favor, and some against this Peace
congress. Mr.. chandler and his friends
evidently considered that peaceable
settlement of our difficulties would be
the destruction of the Republican par
.ty, therefore they cry out for Gods
sake, come to tie rescue, "and save
the Republican party from rupture"
Send tiff-baked men or none, says
Mr.. chandler. He wanted no more
"caying in. He wanted none of
your trembling Union Saviours, but
stiffed backed Republicans like him
self; men who would be willing to see
the Union destroyed, and the land
dcluged in blood, SO that they could
but "saye the Republican party from
a rupture,
You may, sir, think, that perhaps |
judge this acknowledged leader of your
party too harshly-that after all he
may have been in favor Of peaceable
settlement of our troubles and oppos-
ed to civil war and bloodshed. If
such are your feelings, sir, l beg to
call your particular attention to the
following postscript to Mr.. chandler's s
letter:
up. s. Some Of the manufacturing States
! think that fight would be awful. Without
little BLOOD LETTING this Union will
not in my estimation be worth rush"
Now Rev. and dear sir, if you have
one particle of candor, if youhave the
least regard for truth, in your next re.
! hersal of your political discourse, ex-
honorate Virginia from the foul Sian
der you have put upon her, and tel
your hearers that your own party
alone is responsible for the failure o.
the Peace Congress. My engage
ments will not permit me, at this tins
to give your sermon more extended
exposure; neither will my veneratior
for the sanctity of the Sabbath per
nit me to invite you to discussion
of your political heresies on the Sab
bath day; hut shouldyou desire an op'
portupily to defend the positions yor
assume in your published sermon
tstump speech l will engage you or
any day. Sunday excepted.
Having been, until within q very
few days past member Of YOU
church, permit me still to subscribe
myself, yours in the bonds Of chris
tian fellowship.
| EnsoN II 0rnc
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HoGIaud's Escrsnaa Ritters.

We have not published a patent medicine
advertisement in our columns for a long
advertisement OF Hoo Hand's German Bit>
ters if we did rot know it to lie valuable
medicine. We have used it in our family
on different occasions and have always 'ound
il to lie what it is represented. 1t is for
sale at 'ke Book and Drug StoTs OF join
Beall, Cadlz Ohio. ---a-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

The Democracy Of Harrison county,
and the whole country must not cease their
energies to help put down the despotisM With
which we are cursed as n people, if The Rec.
ord Tuesday of October has past. We have
great and important work to perform next
year in the election Of DehoEratic Presi.
dent. Let US keep up our organization, ard
neeer cease our efforts until we elect Dem.
oc1atic President in 1864. Circulate docu-
ments, and have the people tbitughly in
formed in relation to tie great ssu,s OF the
dar
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

Archer township is the only really
bright spot in the county-it held its
own from last year and gained two for
Vallandigham.
The cause Of our defeat may be
summed up in few words-timidity,
fearfulness that it Vallandigham was
elected there would be civil war in
Ohio; despotigm of churches, excom-
municating COMMITMENTS for voting
for him. These are the main causes
for the defeat we met with on yester-
day.
But there is nothing in this defeat
to discourage any constitutional, liber-
ty loving Democrat. we had, as a
party, everythingin the shape of fraud,
corruption, falsehood and tyranny that
could be brought forward, to contend
against. We have met it. Our forces
are now organized, and with the aid
we will receive from those who will
soon feel the despotic heel of tyranny,
we will triumph in 1864. Time chan>
ges all things 1i
Democrats, keep up your organiza-
ton. Relax not an effort. Hold
meetings. Circulate documents; and
next year We will sweep the country as
with whmlwind. Truth crushed to
earth will rise again Victory will
yet be ours. "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

DIsaRAoEFuI,-As the wagon OF Nr-
James McFadden, Of this township, which
was filled with number OF ladies and gen.
tlemen, was passing through Cadiz on last
Saturday evening, returning from the Rum.
ley Democratic Meeting, some toys, who
have not the right kind Of parental training.
threw several stones at the wagon injuring
enc or two Of those who were III the wagon.
Such conduct is not only disgrace to the
town, but greater disgrace TO the paron!s
of the boys who do such dirty aets.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14
Central Ohio Abolition organs:

The Columbus Fact, paper that supported
ary body or any thing for money, and which
has teen hanging to Dave Tod's coat tail for
the past lwo years, ard living of Of What
it could gather from State House tffcials.
gave up the ghost week before last. The
stealings run ou t, and hence its death.
The Ohio State Journal, owned and pub.
lshed by Capt. f. W. HURT, who is now
under arrest for stealing large sums from tie
government, has taken some OF the stealings
and purchased new dless, and enlarged the
paper. .,... i...... .......
Geayy, Of the Fact, could not steal on ae-
count OF not having CHARGE, ard had TO
gloriousIy fz1le cut. Hurtt, Of the State
journal, mad a fat { flee and glorious chance
TO steal, which he improved; hence he en-
larged bis paper, ard purchased new type.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

Don't fail to read the admirable letter.
of DR. Olds in TO days paper II you can,
not get time TO read it before Sunday, lay it
by to read it on that day. 1t is far better
readirg than the political sermons you are
bored with hearing nearly every Sabbath in
some of the churches.
We should have published this letter
several weeks sooner but We could not find
room. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

COULDN'T RIDE NTH OTHER PEOPLE -
Secretary Chase, who came to Obio to vote
for Brough on yesterday, badyto have spe-
cial.tra,n OF cars to ride in from Washing
ton City to Columbus. He conld'nt ride
with other travellers. Greenbacks we're too
plenty Tor that. av
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

1t is requested that the members o
the "6oldiers Aid Society,"" and any ladies'
desiring to become such, shall meet at the
Court House--up stairs on next Thursday
at | o'clock r fe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

The Premium List OF the late HarA
rison County Fair occupies all Of The out
side Of to.day's Sentinel. This list 10 always
read With interest by tho.s who draw pre-
miums, and their friends.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

The largest meeting ever, held 10 the
North west was the Democratic meeting at
Dayton, the home OF vallandigbnni, on last
Saturday, ~ 90
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Lost

Between the Fair Grounds and G adz on
the last evening Of the Fair, q Purple Veil.
The fnder will please leave il at Stewards
Store, or deliver to owner and be literally
rewarded. a. ssI,,.5. JENNIE BRApEs."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

-ySa The State has gone like Har-
rison county--for Brough, by an im-
mense majority. 3.a'@ i nIimggr b.
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A encber,s EXPERIMENTATION

Will be held at Cadis on tho slst Of octos
Der inst.
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H5~ We will publish the result in
this county more fully hereafter.
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k'isc Result in Harrison County.

Below is the result of the election
for Governor in this county on yes.er-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

Now, sir, in order that you may full
ly understand the import Of this delec.
table letter Of this great leader of your
party, you must bear in mind that Mi
chigan had already refused to join
this Peace congress, and that Massa>
chusetts and New York were represen-
ted by their delegates. Says Mr..
Chandler, Massachusetts and New
York "admit that we are right, and
they are wrong" But why, sir, let me
inquire, did Mr.. Chandler and the
Massachusetts and New York delegates
consider Michigan right? The answer
is plain one. They considered Mich
igan right because she had refused to
Join in the last effort to save the Union
and prevent civil war and bloodshed.
The opposite of what had made Niichi-
gan right in the estimation Of these
yaur party friends, had made Massa-
chusetts and New York wrong.
But, why, let me inquire, did Mr..
chandler, who had boasted that his
State was right in refusing to send
delegates, telegraph his Governor to
send? Had he changed his mind?-
And did he now desire to see this cons
vention successful in settling our diff
culties? No, sir, precisely the contrary
to this was what he desired. He wan
ted Governor Blair to send delegates
in order that those delegates might
strengthen the enemies Of that con
vention, and prevent any favorable
action. He says "no Republican
States should have sent delegates, but
they are here and can't get away, and
now they beg usfor Gods sake to come
TO their rescue" What, sir, did these
Republicans moan by "coming to their