The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-14


away,
And Radical tyranny flee in dismay.
HoN. JOSEPH MEANS, Of Steubenvilie.
Who presided IT the Ralical Convention
which nominated Ambler, Radical can lidl;e
for Congress. has come OUT for Seymour
and BAR. atd vas President Of the Il, IN
cratic mass meeting at SIeuheavie on the
2nd. tt
A. A. WOODWARD, Esq, a Republican
lawyer of Bucyrus, has rerounced thar par
ty, and made Democratic speech at Bucy>
rus, on Saturday night last.
, HoN DAHIEL s. NcnToN at present
United States Scnater from Minnesota, tsS
jined the u mocracy. and makes speech
to-day at ST. Paul, in iav"r OF Seymour aud
Blair.
GEN. RICHARDSON, hte Republican AT
torney General OF Ohio CD. john VI. Cnu-
nell, one OF the i,ipcaln electors in 1861;
Han. Thomas Eslng, OF Lancaster, Ohin.
always Republican; Genera 4 ) Plat,
and IA score of others IN Spuih"rn Ono are
at work for Seymour and B'air.
DR SaMPsET., Of Ashland, Ohio, has re-
pudiated Raiica!iSm, and joined the De
mocracy.
OVER two hundred Germans in the. city
of ordo will go to the Democratic ticket
| this tall, who have never before voted IT,
FLETCHER Dickson, the Radical nomi-
nee for Treasurer OF Wyoming county. Pa =.
has declined the nomination and declares
his intention TO act with the Democracy
Bully for Fletcher.
CAPTAIN NJ. K. BUrrs, heretofore a
strong Radical, made a speech in Quincy,
! III on the 9th of August, in which he SAID
he would support Seymour and Blair.
SlIE st. Joe (Missouri) Ptt,9pt has haul
ed down the Grant and Uolfax flag. and
hoisted that of Seymour and Blair. So we
GO.
| Col. G. 9. GARDENER, Of E!rlrl New
York, gallant officer in the war, and here
totoye Republican, comes OUT squarcly 70
tbe Democratic ticket.
nR MORGAN, OF Evansville, Indian an
influential citizen, and Republican who
helped to organize that rarty, has announc.
ed than he can 90 no further in that dirGc-
ion, bat that he shall support Seymour
and Blair.
LIEUT.. d. W CLARK, Of -Tionnsta, Pa,
late Quartermaster Of the S3l Peunsylva
MIA Volunteers, and since the war an active
member OF the Republican party, has di
vested himself o. ''the last drop OF Radca
blood and wheeled into line with those
who are lnerchng for free government,
equal taxation aud constitutional iiterty.
s. SpANGLER. ESQ.,, of Columbus, Ohio
| heretofore strong sIpplrters " the X e.
| publican sparty. has declared himself for
| Seymeur and Blair
JUDGE IRA MEAD, prominent Repub
lican OF Wisconsin, presided over a late
| Seymour and Blair meeting in that Stat,
and declared that every honest man should
abandon the radicals
TIE commander Of the famous 9th rpgi.
ment from the State of Wisconsin, in the
war, Col. d. $. Curtis, has boldly spoken
out for Seymour and Blair.
| WM. Styles, late President OF Union
league in Georgia, publishes a card Of
withdrawal in which he says the eague i.
dangerous to the peac, and good order OF
any town or neigbborhood, and says that
he shall support Seymour and Blair
| Coz. j. f. Gsufp af 'flGnesta, Pa. who
commanded one of the Pennsylvania Re-
serve Corps regiments during the rebellion
has enouncca Radicaiism and come ont in
| support Of Democratic men and measures.
! fIc says he fought tor restoration not a
division of the Union,
THE Editor of the Green Bay, (Wi$. J
| A1cocdfe, Colonel Robinson, who acted a
conspicuous partas Uoion soldier in the
war, speak ont for seymour and Blair.
JouJ MANNrNGs. hitherto a prominent
Radical Of Clinton New jersey, aband1ns
that party ''because il ba, shown itself in
com petcnt to restore pace and secure the
fruits of victory since the c!lsa Of the war.
THERE are over one hundred thousand
so iiers vino voted for Lincoln, nov going
for Seymour and Blair
| THE tIo,. John A. Na,son, heretofore a
prominent anl influential Republican at
| Greencastle, Ind, has, in public speech,
announced his intention Of supporting Sey
mour and Blair, as The only way cf restor>
ing peace to the country
We have some 800 other charges which we
will give hereafter
This is an evidence Of the way, the tide i:
running in the United States. The Democ-
racv every whore are united, and pulling
together, vii, win the grandcst porular vic
tory Of modern times this fall. On with
the column The people mnst be freed
from the Jacohin rule the robber practices.
Look ont for thunder in October, and for
still louder poal> in November. The Reps
publican party is without single statement
Of the many who originally embarked with it
---4arl~-- ->ezsas~-------
THE Public Debt in the months Of May,
June, July and Apgust--four months--was
increased THfPTY FIVE MILLIONS,
ELGHTY-FLYE THOUSAND FOUR