The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-26
w. II. ARNOLD. Editor.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
GADHX SENTINEL.

TO THE PATRONS OF THE
CADHZ SENTINEL.
With the last number of the Cadiz Sen
tialel my connection as Editor ceased, and
with the present number my Proprietorship
Of the same ceases. | have sold the es- |,
tablishment to my former Associate Editor,
Mr.. VIM. H. Arnold, gentleman who has
been connected with the Office in different
capacities for the past twelve yeers and one
WHO has every qualification to make him an
able and successful Editor and Publisher
In short, | should have been leath to have
sold the office to any person that 1could not
recommend as highly as I can Mr. Wm. Fl.
Arnold ~. ...,.... ......~.
Inparting from my patrons, who have SO
nobly stood by me for over fourteen years,
must be permitted to say few words. =
When I took charge Of the Sentinel office
in 1851, there we're but few subscribers, anc
very little other patronage but through the
assistance of tho whoesouled Democracy,
and liberal, high-toned gentlemen of the
opposition party in this county, | have
been enabled to place the Office on a perma-
nent basis, and give to my patrons a paper
worthy Of the county in which it is publish
Cd, Let my lot in the future be cast where
;tmay, and while memory holds its sway,
| shall never forget the good people Of
Harrison county who have done so much
for me, -...--.-- ,.,---..,-e.. -.
Tn taking leave of the Democracy of
Harrison County, wish to impress upon
their minds the necessity Of giving a liberal
and generous support to their home organ.
You are in county that is strongly op-
posed to yQn in politics, (although that or
position is at this time tumbling. to pieces
very rapialy,l and your organ has very
little to depend upon for support except
what is givento it by you. How important
then that you should use your whole inar-
ence towards its support, and instead OF
apending your time and money towards
CIRCULATING City papers, lwhe never mention
Harrison. county, and who would not pub
hsh a notice for political meeting for you
unless they are paid for it, let that time
and money be spent in inducing your friends
and ncighbors to become patrons of the pa
per printed in your own county. Now,
Democrats Of Harrison county, we make
this, Us one Of our last requests; use, your
whole influence in favor of the Cadz Sen
tineE pay Mr.. Arnold promptly in advance
for the paper; each one of you get him a
new prompt paying subscriber, and give him
any other patronage that you can bestow
upon him, and our word for it, he will make
the good old Cadiz Sentinel just such a
paper az you will be proud Of The Cadiz
Sentinel now has more reading in it than
any other paper in Eastern Ohio, and he
will give you much better paper, if you
will do what you can for him. The paper
is published as cheap'as it can be, with the
present price Of paper, ink, living, &c., and
we cannot sec how any liberal Democrat
and high!toned gentleman can object to pay
ing $3.50 a year for the Cadiz Sentinel
ALL of my patrons who have over-paid
their subscriptions to me will be credited
with the amount overpaid, on Mr.. Arnolu' .
books, and the paper continued to them
Advertisements overpaid will be credited in
the same way. Ny accounts run TO the lst
of August, 1865; Mr.. tArnold,s commences
at that time. s.t.a. - ~
Democrats of Harrison keepup your or
ganzation-be vigilant, be active and the
glorious cause you now advocate will eventu-
ally triumph. The madness of thehour may
rule for season, but Democratic principles
must eventually triumph, for n,
Truth crushed to the earth will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers;
But error wounded writhes in pain, ~
And dies amid its worshipers." !" '-7-
And now word to all of my friends
Besides fhe hundreds of Democrats in Haf-
rison county, who'd amlpleased to number
among my personal friceds, there are a
number of gentlemen in the ranks of the
opposition party, who ] api pleased to mum
bcr in the same class. During MY residence
III Cadiz they have always treated me with
great respect, not only by their gentlemanly
treatment, but in every other manner posi-.
BILE. Such friendship as they have mani
tested can never be forgotten; and my earn
est wish and desire viii be that eventually
they may see their political errors, and be
found battling with the good old Democrat
ic party. i. WV ...-.. es4s.
To those who have tried to injure me, eth
sYsocially or in INV business, during the mast