The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-11-06
GOVERNOR DORR.

Meeting Of the Ladies of Providence.
We copy from the Providence Herald the fol-
lowing resolutions passed at a meeting of the la
dies of the Fifth Ward, held on the Both ult., in
that city:
ResolDed, That we assemble together with our
hearts filled with the keenest anguish, 10 behold
the depravity 0 fsome of our fellow beings around
US, who have glutted the passions of their vile
hearts, by consjgn,ng one of the no5lest of crea-
ted beings TO that place prepared for wfetches,
like themselves, totally destitute Of moral sense
and the fear Of an Omnipresent God, TO whom
they are accountable for every act; and we here
raise our solemn cries of deteslation against those
tory Judges who would not permit an honest, in
dependent man 10 set on the jury at the tate trial
OF Gov. Dorr, lest they should render a righteous
verdict, which would set him honorably free.
Rosolred, That the jury went forth in dark
ness of the night, as best betting their dark de-
sign; longing for the hour 10 come when they
could bring in a verdict, which would complete
their savage revenge; and when the horrjd deed
was done, they (ike the midnight a%ssass,n) re-
turn to their places of abode, each e~xultiag in
his guilty soul that this God-like victim was to
bid an everlasting farewell 10 father, mother,
home and friends-deprived Of all life holds dear
--shut from the world foreyer--to waste the few
remaining days allotted 10 man, within The con
fines of his gloomy cell, without one plying eye
permitted to behold, or one word of comfort
breathed in his lonely ear, Oh, God! what stayed
thy ayenging wrath!
tWhen men grow bolk in wicked ways;
And yet a God they own;
My heart within me often says,
Their thoughts believe theirs none"
RcsolUed, That the consummation of this last
premeditated, cold blooded, assassin-like deed is
enough to arouse the sleepers Of rs, and bring
them forth TO hurl the tyrants from their seats, b,
felgning to adhere to their principles, while they
are tramplng on them with impunity. Anc
where, o, where are the brave sons of those i'm
mortal spirits? Are they content TO sleep OF
and risk their liberty, their happiness, and lhei
very lives, as we'll as their children's, in the hand
OF such inhuman monsters, by permitting then
to hold the reins of government? Had Wash
lngton been permitted to look forward 10 tMa
day, how must his generous heart have bled a
the thought. Awake, then, thou that ~siecpest
60 10 the ant. consider her ways and be wise
Resol e., That although Governor Dorr is bu
ried from the world, yet he is seen from Eist t
West, like a bright star streaming through th
heavens, pointing the benighted sons of libelt
to the dark chasn unveiled in his nativr
Slate, with threatening aspect to the doares
rights of mankind. Like a pillar Of fire, hi
course is onward, guiding the people safe fror
the dark Egyptian bondage Of Federalism toa gle
rious triumph Of Democracy when they will hat
with Joy the day they placed a man at the hea
orthe NJ ton, whe loves his neighbor Is himse
b,,t ofon,,o 10 ~, licciponl,+ic , - ,,tx r,,-,
Rcsotped, That we deeply sympothlza will
and tender to Gov. Dorr that homage due to
just man and we lift our hearts in sapplicatio
to that God who rides upon the wings of the win
who searcheth the hearts and tryeth the reins {
the children of men, to be with and bless hin
give him favor in the sight of his keepers, an
strengthen him in his attempt to bear up unde
the heavy weight ofoppression, hoaped upon hin
by the s~oulless would-be lords, who have lorgo
ten that there is One that Judges, but not as ma
judgeth. To Him we commend our we'll bolo,
ed yet suffering brother, with his sacred caust
knowing that he the Judge of all the earth, doot
right.
RESOLVED, That we deeply regret that ltd
Rhode Island whose fame was once fair and vi
sullied, has not only disgraced herself, but r.
mains q stigma to all her sister States, and
fact ought tobe blottcd out of the Union, an
her vile seducers brought to justice.
Voted, That these resolutions find thoir wa
to every press, which is not selfish and u%nfeelir
and may they, like the little leaven that leayel
eth the whole lump, seek the heart ofevery re-
der.
REPORTED DEATH OF A Wire FROM BEATIN
I'VE were informed of the arrest of an indiyi