The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06


odious of the abominations of the Old
Worlds despotlsm-its only glory and grace
/ is that it made thousands OF martyrs. 1t
deluged every country and tainted the air OF
every cline, and stained the robes Of right
eousness of every sect with blood-with the
! blood of every human sacrifice which was
honest and earnest in its faith--the hypo-
critics and hiuds of prcfeS ion alone esca.
ping the swords or the flames OF persecution.
The colonies we're blackened by the burn
| Iings of the stake, and were dyed red with
The blood Of intolerance. The American
/ Revolution made a new era of liberty to
/ dawn-the era of the liberty of conscience.
| If there is any essence in Americanism, the
very salt wherewith it is savored is the free
dom Of opinion and the Liberty OF conscience.
Is il now proposed that VIC 90 back to the
deeds of the dark ages of deSpotiSm? That
/ this broad land. sill unocuped in more than
/ half OF It's virgin soil, shall no longer be an
asylum for the oppressed? that here, as else
where, and again, as Of old, men shall be
( burdencd by their births, and cha ned ior
/ their opinions? | trust that design oI
/ that intent viii remain secret buried for
ever.
have said this organization was arainst
The spi,it Of ,5ur laws. Our LAWS sDraps
from tbe npcessitv Of the condition vi our
early settlers They BROUGHT with them
from Fnoland th.ir prnatps. the house.
hold rods Of an ANGLO Saxon race, the lib
'nrtias of Napoa Cnarla the trial nv iurv
the judgment of the peers, and the muui-
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'ren'' VI human ui5,''J anu n"'iI"" ,s"''
/ secured by the hrSt English ChGrla. these
FOREIGNERS BROUGHT with them from Europe
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rinb,s anJ ha;. mnnin,ents Tb4 na,,.ac
of tba rno,bor country lart tbpp, sn}f- -dtnpn.
Ien1YnJ snlf.rpI;,n, mil thnv were thor
IonyLlv tanoht the lesson Of seIf.ooyern.
m1n,E,hat Ihev could by tbeir own sover
e;,,,,s AND II . yerv exnrr,eroa of Lesnot;sn
tI,ovbad onca ,o,ted inada thom bato tr.
r.,,ts ei,bor nIootiva or barrditarv Tbr;,
2.stituln ana evnosed condition trained tben
.,.t,:.,I :: II.
10 Aafdy haOllS, ana caltlVaIcd III ihem eE
cry sterner virtue. They knew prlYatiOn
fa,i,tun endurance seli. .dariYI forIituIp
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ana were made NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cour
agecuS, generous, Just, and trusting III God
They had to fight Indians, from Phillip OF
Massachusetts Bay, to Powhatan, on the
River OF Swans And they had an unex
plorcd continent to subdue, with its teemng
soil, its majecic forests, its towering noun
tains, and its unequalled rivers. Above al
thlngS they needed population, more fellow
setlers-more foreigners TO en,irrate, and
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