The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-29
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The Republican has lately acquired a
wonderful fondness for Brick gPomeioy. 1t
has been swseter on him than honey in the
honey comb, endorsing him, and commend
ing him and patting him upon the back,
until few doubted that our ardent cotem
porary was irving to WOO the irrepressible
Brick into the Radical embrace. Having
quoted him and praised him until bald fat
terry became sickening adulation, our neigh
Dor will fcd some little effort necessary to
swallow the annexed from the La Crosse
Democrat on the nominees. Let him pub
lish this: ,.,,.-.,.
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR. o,
We place at the head of cur columns TO-
day the nat6es of Horatio Seymour, OF
New York, and Frank P. Blair, Dr., of
Missouri, who were nominated to the Offices
of President and Vice President, by the
National Democratic Convention, which
assembled III the City of New York, on In
dependence day, 1868 4t.~.
The names of Seymour and Blair repre-
senting, as they will upon the platform Of
the convention. the earnest sentiments Of
the peopH Of the country, will awaken that
enthusiasm in the great Democratic hears
that needed but 2 touch to fire it.;
$ We had felt that Mr.. Pendlton, who had
brought forth the issue that was destined to
be one Of the leading planks in tho plat
forr., would have been the man to lead it
to successful establishment aid the
young and vigorous Democracy to glo-
rious and permanent triumph! But we
we're not so settled in that belief that We
could not support, any Desnotratic states
man who might be nominated upon that
platform. A ss
''P1nqip,d, non kominesr' g ss'sa) ,
This has ever been our motto--the sure
guide-post to victory Acting under IT'S in,
fpiration, and Under tie glorious banner Of
the people, and upon their platform, VIC
earnestly and deternincdly shall support
the nomination Of Horatio Seymour and of
Frank P. Blair, and with the gallant Dem;
ocracy of the country will march in solid
phanx to victory, with the battle cry @
The Union Rcstored. .gR,.ts
The Rights of States!
E9aal taaation; no Joniholt'er's ert'np-
tionf
One currency for The rich and the 1,oorf
Retrnchment and econon,ym tie admin
istration OF tho, G6te,hmaar
Also the following, in which Brick tells
the people what he will do for the ticket;
THE DEMOCRATIC N0MsNATIoNs. s
What ,ciu ace do?'' Support the ticket
earnestly, honestly, determinedly, and con-
fident of success. And it will be elected.
Pendlcton was our choice, for we Knew his
great strength and popularity with the peo-7
pie, and Knew fkat he had brain, plncE,
and endurance; that il elccted he would
fight before giving up single right. Next
to Pendleton, Seymour is the strongest
man. Tho former would run best 10 the
West, the latter in the East. but either
man can carry the saline States, and rejoice
over the aggregate electoral vote.
New York politicians did not want Sey-
mour They did want Chase. and on that
we fought them, We would not support
hin-Wc should i'd the event OF His noii-..
ination by that CohyentiDh,,' have opposed
him and with others, have placed a Demo-
cratic candidate before the people. ,-.
The bondholders could not use Seymour
as they With He refused to be a party to
the enslavemenf Of the people for the sup.
port OF bondholdcrs. The wire workers Of
New York threw him hy, and sought to
force Chase upon the Democracy. After a
fair and square fight, Penditton was defeat
I'd, through tho cowardice of soihe Of His
professcd friends, and the veDality of 9TH
ers. 1t was very pretty game, in which
the West gained more than it lost. IFe
qaiaed ne ghutl1ys,y- "a bold unbeatable plat
form Of prihciple-relitf from the tax gath,
erer, equal taxation and the right oil States
to settle their own affairs in their own way.
For these principles we have long contend>
ed The Convention adopted them. Mr..
Seymour and Mr.. Blair, two strong, earnest
men, popular and worthy men, stsnd fair
and square upon that principle. They are
with the people.
All parts Of the country ate satisfied. and
the ticket is a strong one, Envibua and jeal-
GUS DetAotrats HI The East and West who
woul1 have opposed Pendletofi will work,
for Seymour. The people demanded the
pfdttothf adopted. The election Of Seymour
and Blair will b. avittory for principle therc'
in enunciated, and the great object in view.
will be accomplished. We lay aside air
preerenue for person, and with the same
energy and eafrestness always shown by us
in advocating the cause OF the people. fhah
work for the election Of our candidates.,
that the principles for which wc so long
have fought shall triumph and the country
be restored to her riormcrquietude and pros
pe,ity.
And we call upon our fiihnds, the tax
ridden reoplt everywhere, to help us in the !
great work, and once again wilEthe right,
triumph. 4a