The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-23
"Disunionists." "

Cur neigbbors takes it very hard that We
sbouIo call some men in this community
''disuniol,ists." He is silly enough to say
that "tbere is not disunionist in the coun-
ty." Well, that is very silly expression
for On editor Of q newspaper to make. II
We selt disposed we could name to him at
least hundred men in Harrison county who
are in favor of disso luton OF this Union
These men were all originally wings with
but three or four exceptions. We believe
still further, that our ne.ighbor is one at
heart, and would advocate ti'at doctrine, II
he thought it would add to his already boas-
ted well flied Golfers. He has even per-
mitted one Of his correspondents to advocate
such a doctrine. The fusion convention
which met in this place on the 3rd inst,
had two disunionists to address them on that
occasion. This cannot be denied. And
we contend still further, that the foundation
Of fusionism is for the accomplishment OF
ths: very object.
The Detroit Advertiser, one OF the ablest
whig papers in Michigan, thus makes true
our assertions. 1t is we'll known that in this
community, among a certain class of men,
the New York Tribune is taken as stan.
dard of political orthodoxy. Whatever ideas
Horace Greedy advocates, they advocate
Horace Greedy favored the dissolution @
this Union, and they done the same thing
But to the Advertisers article:
During the d scussen of the measure
repeating the Missouri Compromise serisc
of articles appeared in the New York Tri
bune, coolly calculating the value of tn
Union, and arrN ing at the sage conclusion
that the separation Of the North and Soutl
would be loss to each individual in the fre
State of forty cents.
about this time-as we are informed
. by authority in which we place implicit con
fdeace-a meeting OF the proprietors of tina
to decide what path 10 pursue if the Nilsson
ri Compromise should be repealed. Hor
ace Greedy contended that course shou
be adopted calculated TO lead to the dissol1
ton of the Union. This proposition met th
approval of majority of the stockholders
and an arrangement! was made by which th
disu"io@ists were to purchase the interest
Of their co.proprietors. Such is the spir
| that animate the conductors Of the Ney
York Tribune which comes TO the aid of il
namesake-The Detroit Trbune-and in
dictatoral tone gratutousy Offers its advc
t to the wings of Michigan about their Ice,
, affairs. Bearing in mind the fact alread
stated that the Tribune is the acknowledge
/ organ OF the political abolition leaders--th III
Summers, ChaSes, Wades, Stewards, Gil
! dngses, &c.-l'hjs disclosure Of the Detro
t Advertiser is invested with peculiar impor
0 ance.--Horocs Grc ly coatended that a cour!
should he adopted colcpiyira to lead TO b
diy$oLutim q tie Untoni" There is I'll
treason confessed and proved! Ihi, rev,
e. aion is made By whig editor, who WI
: appealed 10 bv the Tribune 10 enter in,
= the coalition with the aboIitonisls II
makes the disclosure upon authority in whc
hepiaces implicit confidence. 1t is in >trl
accordance with the circumstances To whiC
we have pointed as indicating Il broader All
q deeper design than the mere restoration
e the Missouri restriction. Neither whig n
4 democrat can now enter this coalition will
out incurring all the odium OF encouragir
e a scheme to dissolve the Union.