The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-31
GENERAL WILLIAM YECU3G-
sEH SHERMAN FOR TIE
3ENT GOVERNOR OF OEssO.

GENERAL WILLIAM TESU3s-
SEN SHERMAN FOR THE
XExT GOyE2NO1 OF oEEsO.
John II Hpa:on, E-qa the able editor Of
the St CairsyilIe Gdsestc, in his issue of
May 25, thus eloquently advocates the nom-
ination Of General WILLIAM TECUM-
SCH SHERMAN, as the Democratic can
,,idate for Governor Of Ohio at the next
October election.
GEx w T. SHERIDAN PoR GovERNoa
nF Quo. -Ehe great distinguishing char
scteristic OF the Democratic party from its
first organization tothe present day has been
Its unswerving dev9tnn TO, and maintenance
of tie Union of the States rs established
by the Constitution of the United States. -
With that Union and Constitution the De-
m0cra'y of the country have ever been sat
lsfed, and are now satisfied. They have ey-
er been urcom promising foes OF those who
,lieregard the sacred provisions Of the one,
and through deceit, craft, fraud. falsehood,
I,erfdy and perjury, disturb the repose aud
Quiet Of the other. AHd what the Demo-
cratic party now desire above all the earth
iy things is to see the Union resto, ell as it
was, and the Constitution maintained as it
IS, and both transmitted unimpairci to the
latest postsrlty
That the desires of Gen Sherman upon
al these questions are inlen ical with the
Demoeratict PARTY, We have ~ doubt. He
has proved himself a hero and states-
hsn, actnated aIune by patriotic mo-
tlves-entireiy devoted to his country, ard
free from that tanaticism which has brought
ruin and deSOjatInn upon our country.
AS,5IovGrnnr Of Ohio, Gen. Sherman
could, in the naxt four years do much to
b.ing order out Of coDlusiOm aud restore
the hslcyon days when the Democracy con
troled and directed the good old ship of
State. Every citizen who has power ana
influence is bound to use It fer the the BEN
eht Oh our common country, and the people
>egnnUt afford to dispense. with the services
uf Gen. Sherman M the present con tltl9a
sf things in the United States. lie must 60
from the field to the cabinet, where his great
talents can be still made available for the
sAlvatien Of his country.
Gould he be made President Of the Uni-
Ted States to-day, We have no doubt he
would soon heal the wounds of the Consti-
siitution and restore the broken timbers Of
the government. The North and the South
are the two legs upon which the United
States stand, and no patriot desires to see
eiher OF them snputatcd, and the govern
nent left without counterpoise. and thus
be made cripplo for all time to come, as
pronosed by the party that now unfortunate
II controls the lestinies OF the country Ia
III this General Sherman is oppose,i. and
we therefore suggest to the Democracy Of
OHIO that he should be made our candidate
tor Governor. What say the people to our
proposition? Let us hear from them.
GgS. SrEApMAN AT HoME-A BID Fos
TIE. GoyERyoRsuIp, Monday Gen.
Steadlnan arrived at his home in Toledo, en-
route fer Washington, whittier is reported
he was invited by President johnson to con-
sult unon the best means of restoring civil
government in Georgia and Alabama. Ou
Tuesday morning Gen. Gtcadman addressed
the Toledo Board of Trade. lie spoke in
high praise of President johnson, and then
gave his views on the subject Of the restora-
Fon OF civil authority in the South. Touch
1ne this he is thus reported BY Toledo Blade,
Administration; ..,.'
tThe Gen. smoke at some lcnath upon
the subject of the restoration of civil au-
tbority in the South. and made many sug-
yrstions which met the hearty approval al
f;s hearers. Anong ofber points made. lra.
IIsrIdi,m teh,ch the G,ilbtat coloyed troops OF
the Var had to he Yt1ht of $afrGqe ind d
goiice IN the ,corh. He bore the most EN-.
nhatic testimony based upon personal
knowledge. to the gallantrv of the colorc.l
soldiers, and to the fidelity of the blacks
yeneraIlv. RE did not hesitate to declare
tLat bntfor the assistance which our cause
received from this race, onr arms never co j
have made the progress which has so aston
i<brd the world In the battle of Nashyile
lis division COMPRISED brigade of ,4QC
eolored treops, of whom 42O fell within hf-