The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-16
The rniIInlIne nl Work.

lloleI aiS AoA NH'b1 VI - ANN |
Whg Office holders have had 10 "zalk the
chalk. 10 make room for some OF FillmOre'S
good Union Whigs.
We hsye published The fact iha, Mr. Fill
more has lately made certain removals ol
ssWsrd Wings from office in New York, be-
cause Of their opposition to the Fugl i've
Slave Law. Mr.. Fillmore does this to COM
pei The supper, OF New York Wmggery TO
himself, and their abandonment Of Seward
sm. The Express, Herald, aud such as sym
paIhizs with them, are in scstaeieE. The
and Others of that genius, ore in
bowling rage. Tue President has begun .
work which cannot be done by piscemeal.
Hear the Tribune:
Washington, March 2G, '5l
John T. Bush, of Buffalo, has Just beer
appointed by the President, Marshall OF the
Northern District of Nav York, vice Palmer
V. Kellogg, of Utica, removed.
VIM. Il Thompson, (ex~Canal Supetin>
tendenl,) Collectors Of Customs at Roches-
ter, vice Col. Elias Pond, removed.
Col. - Willard, postmaster AT Troy.
vice Thos r. Cloves, removed.
Morris L. Fuller. postmaster at RUcktun,
(Liue FaIls0 vice Lee, removed.
Geo. P. Sargent, (brothcr Of John o, Of
the RepubIc,) Surveyor General of Public
Lands in Wisconsin, Iowa, &C., vice Booth
removed.
Your sheriff Carnley, Sam. Strong, Jerome
Fuller, of the Albany State Register, and s
S. Sewett, Of the Buffalo Commercial, have
been here. II. L.
We trust no one will hereafter question Ihe
Presidents devotion TO The Union, nor his
willingness 10 make sacrifices (of old fash,
ioned whigs) for its suppor, A few more
such renewals and appointments would oh
viate all necessity lo future exerlions and
suferings (ftom gOut) on the part Of the u
nion Committee of safety.
OF course, this demonstration is not to
stop here, provided there are any moro sub
iects fOr the guillotne. Ii would be an i'm
,peachmen, of the integrity or efficiency of a
whig of 47-'6--'9 To leave MIN in office
HltcT lIlIS CO lCN lhS uOduo iOtI' iHS bushSh
is readyu
Hear The Cleveland True Drmocrul:
"THE AXE FALLs!-And the victims are
numbered. Already. Old Wings, "lrue
Whigs," in the State Of New York are gull
lotned."
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"The heads roll! But whose heads? The
heads of old Wings, who dared stand npon
an anti slavery platform: such as Palmer v.
Kellogg, noted and knvwn as man Of Iruesi
grit, aud deepest devotion 10 the old Wing
c,use. Thus the President Of the U. States
speaks through the guiIloine."
n r.
"The basket is readyw Aye! Blu, is the
spirit ready to cope with this treason TO Ole
principles, and this despotism on the part OF
Power2 Is the old whg line content IL
stand sill and see its judgment and lis con
science lrampled in the dust, as The Presi'
dent of the United States wheels into pro-
slavery line, and demands all others to do it
or die? VIII the manhood Of the North bo"
down TO this tyranny9 Dare ii submit or be
silent! We shall see!"
Hear the Albany Evening Journal, anorh-
er Wing paper;
Sour regular telegrapbic dispatch confirms
the rnmored removal of Messrs. Kellogg,
Cloves and Pond, than whom three more eC-
ficieni, reliable and jealous Wings are not to
be found in The whole State.
"I'he war Of the President upon the Wing
party OF his own State has, therefore, broken
out! Tne election of whig U. S Senator
seems to have been the immediate proVoca-
tion. Wha, an exhibition Of heartlcss in
gratitude! Men who have worked like slaves
to advance and elevate Millard Fillmore, are
now struck down by the weapon they have
placed in his hands!''
But it seems that the President does not
stop n, beheading obnoxious whig Office
holders. The "lainted" anti National whg
press. who for any local purpsse oppose the
fugitive law are under the executive ban.--
Hear Ihe True Damoc:at again:
THE DECREE. IT'S writ down by Au
thority al Washington, that no paper shall
receive pay, aud no man fill office, who does
not defend the Fugitive Slave Law and the
Compromise.
Observe these facts!
Not n leading whig journal in Maine,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont or
New Yolk, thai has not been deprived of the
puhIicajon Of the laws, because Of their OPP
-, - .yLa Es,eifipp LINN
In Maine and Vermont there were ne
Silver Gray organs! What then: Wha
did Mr.. Fillmore, or the Secretary of State
RrIgiousj urnals of The "lOper lo'O' hdo'
bren selected by Mr. Webster to pcrforn
this Serpice'
Ay, the power Of The State and the powe
Of sect are to be combined, when it can be
to sustain Slavery! Religion md State uni
ted!
The Portland Advertiser. an old nnd stead
fast whia journal, which has been supercede
4 by the Christian Mirror, remarks;
ave cannot close without noticing th
/ fact, which must BE gratifying to the frie I'D
OF the Hon. Secretary, tbat in this, as |
several other transfers Of the patronage 1
this Department, he appears to manifest, il
these his declining years, much more nDxie:
for religion than political support May he
better deserve it and be more successful il
obtaining it.
The Advertiser will continue 10 be publish
ed az usual II has been published in
Democratic STATE, without patronage, Stat