The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-12
Good News frOEn EeSy England
The victorious Advance OF the
Democracy.

Watehman, what Of the night? Its signs
are all OF promise, Wherever an honest
citizen, loyal to the Union and the Constitu-
ton. is working for the triumph of sound
principles, and for the salvation of the Re
public, by the election of a President deter
mined to preserve the Union by obedience
to the Constitution, let him take heart and
hope in his labor. Great is the power al
rayed against us--a national treasury con-
troled by unscrupulous partiZans, an army
of office holders banded together by the CO.
hesive force Of the public spoils, all that
fraud and corruption can bring and keep to-
gether Of the worst elements in the State
with these we are doing battle. But wher-
ever the issue has yet been joined, victory
is with us; the hostile front warers wher-
ever it has yet been struck ; the columns Of
Liberty and Law are everywhere advancing.
In Maine, Democratic gain five thou
sand votes attests the increasing ylgor OF
the truth. And now in Connecticut, where,
as in Maine also, every engine of official
patronage and social despotism has been
renlorsely set to work against us, town at
ter town records the swelling majority OF
the people over the placement, of the low
ers of the Union over the fetish worshlpers
of Abolition. -.
OF the fifty.fve towns already heard from
in Connecticut, thirty have been carried by
tho Democracy, and in all the others the
Democratic vote has been largely increased
over the vote of last spring, in many cases
doubling upon that vote
A cry of terror is going up from the as
founded partisans of the Administration in
all quarters Of the land Of steady habits. ="
The State has already repudiated Lincoln!
Iii seven towns alone Democratic gain Of
one thousand votes knells the doom Of the
! fanatics at Washington who have dared to
forget that the Administration exists for the
nation, not the nation for the administration.
Bridgeport, for several years overwhelming
| ly Republican, gives this year Democratic
| majority Of III Derby, on the largest vote
ever poled there, gives Democratic ma
iority for the first time in fifteen years
Norwich gives Il Democratic gain Of 264
since las spring; Greenwich, a Democratic
| majority Of lG7; New London, Democrat
! ic gain OF 1872; Mcrldcn, Democratic gain
of 200. t..
| "Eacrywhere, eSclaims in alarm, the
Hartford Press, 'the Democracy have shown
auuited and determined front. " Wherever
the Democracy thus move forward into bat
tie they may move forward to victory. From
Maine to Pennsylvania, from Pennsylvania
to the far West, they are forming thus to
/ to the old heroic music Of the Union. All
the memories, all the hopes Of the Repub.
lie are moving with them. While the Abo-
lition mandarins are wildly beating thcil
gong in city club houses, and screaming
themselves hoarse to encourage the noble
army of contractors, the people are gath
ering far and wide through all the country
to the rescue of the nation in November -
All that we hear from Pennsylvania is al
cheering as all that we see in Maine and il
Connecticut The tide that is lifting ever
even New England from the strained anc
parting cables of Abolition is setting il
stronger and stronger every day throughou
the Central States and the great West.
Close up the ranks, then, friends Of liber
ty and law I! Yet few weeks more of hon
est, gallant, manly effort-one final, over
whelming rally for Mcclellan and Pendleton
the Union, the Constitution, and the enforce
mcnt of ell laws, and the victory is ours!--
| ~ T. World. .'