The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-14
From the Chic Statesman, Nov.9.
Democratic State Convention TO
be Held on the Eighth Of jan
UarS.

Yesterday Thursday, November 81, the
Democratic State Central Committee, and
leading Democrats, among whom were
Hons. Artn q. Thurman, Hon Z. Il, Val
landigham, Col. Geo. w. McCook, Gen.
Geo. w. Morgan, Judge Van Trump, Col.
Geo. w. Manypenny, ID. j. Callen, Esq,
Captain James, James +. Charcswhnrth,
ESD, Major Nm. w. Armstrong, Hon,
Thomas Beer, W. II. Arnold, ESQ.,, Ger.
Lahm, met i'll consultation with reference to
the Interests Of the Democratic party. AT
| ter full discussion of the subject, it was
decided to hold the Democratic State Con-
vcntion to make nominations on the ensu-
ing Sth of January. There were those
present who preferred a later day at first;
but, after weighing the considerations pro
an con that were advanced, they acquieS-
| cel, believing that ii a nomination on the
| Sth of January could do no particular
amount Of good, it would at least not re-
suit detrimentaly to the interests Of the
party.
In one matte. there was absolute unOui
nifty. That was with reference to main
tanning the Democratic organization, and
giving unhinching advocacy to those prin-
| ciples that gave to the party its power in
| the Government and its glorious fame. -
| Not man in attendance favored anything
| that locked to the lowering Of the Demo
cratic crest, or that its colors Should be
even temporarily lowered. Not member
present was in the least discouraged at the
result Of the late elections; but looked at
them as stimulus that promised the re-
ward Of sublime victory for unfiltering and
uncomproirising lalor IN the future. The
fact that the party had increased numerl-
cally in the tace Of the uEparalled appeals
to passion that had been made by the Oppo-
sition. and the prodigal expenditures OF
money, was regarded as most encouraging.
Instead therefore, Of the result of the
elections suggesting the propriety Of the
aband nn,ent OF the p rty organizat on, i
furnished most potential reason why the
party should take the earliest opportunity
to give expression in Safe Convention &c
its unyiclded determination to labor fol
Union and the conservation of the Constl
tuition, and to support the Administration
in so far as it shall wolk 10 this end. That
there is a settled p2rpoSc on the part q
The Radicals to subycrt the Republican
, form of our Gov arnmcnt, there is no doub
in the minds Of those who have given tt
the course of the Radicals due attention
in the minds OF many the opinion pre-
walls that by meeting in State Convention
on the 8th Of January, and nominating can
diGatea who are distinguished for thti
frmness and soundncss, and declaring anew
with directness and emphasis, their prici
pies. that, in this critical period in on
history, great good must result-that i
will send out over the country 4 moral i'll
huence that will be most happy in its effect
Til. more than any other consideration
prompted the calling of the State Conven
ton on the Sth OF January, and We hop'
their b,licf is well founded, The Stat
Central Committe having decided that tn,
State Conyention shall be held on the Stl
Of January it will become the Democrat
to cast around them for candidates who il
all respects will answer the demands Of tn
times.