The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

Nebraska Bill, which, in some few districts,
was made the hobby upon which few rode
into Office. Already are the elements OF
dissolution at work, and so soon as Congress
meets. which will be in a few weeks, the
match will be applied to the magazine, and
such an explosion as will ensue. vii, as
found the nation, and a the electors next
fall, the discordaut elements now in triumph
will be no where! revolution must take
plsce--oIl and water cannot harmonjze-
the members elected 10 Congress a. the recent
elections, could not, were they capable of
assuming as many colors as the chameleon,
represent all the isms which united, and
placed them in office as the representative Of
their interests. A duplicate of Jacobs
coat Of many colors," should be given to
each one, so that he might carry upon his
back, Jac simai' of the principles he was
expected toreLresant.
We are not conquered, there are hundreds
and thousands who have not bowed the knee
to BaaI, nor worshipped strange gods, and
with those tried and true, we shall continue
to advocate nationality and regard the Union
as the Israeites did the Ark-democrats
look upon the constitution as the Covenant
in the Ark. and are jealous Of the rights OF
States and the sovereignty Of the people, and
rs party, are determined to ''clng to the
Constitution as the mariner clings to the
last plank, when darkness and the tempes.
close around "him." aH.s
The recent elections demonstrate one fact
clearly aHd beyond caviI, which is the Dem
ocra,ic party, though it may have been
weakened by desertons and defeated by un.
holy alliances, yet, it has preserved It's ex.
stence separate and distinct, and asserted
positively its nationality and love of pr nci.
PIES and given evidence strong as holy writ
that, when the alliances formed against it
disSolges, as dissolve they must, the domoc
racy viii! control the affairs OF the nation,
and lead is on on to future prosperity and
greatness. Let no man imagine the Dem
ocratic party is dead. Whoever does so
deceiyes himself Icis the only party now
in exjstencs--.he only organization laying
clam to principles, and although ID il de-
feated, triple armed, it will rise from The
ashes OF defeat, and hucl from power tbs
usurpers, who have by f,}sehooI and dscep
tioc, succeeded for the present, in grestis
from the hsuI5 Of the true friends Of rcpub
jcanism, the democracy the law mahina
power OF the nation, and gave tito the rep
resentat;ves of every f4uaticAl ism whici
conyulsed this country, and threatened Us
with dissolution. We shall triumph! Oll
principles and measures have secured unit,
the people Of ibis country prosperity aa.
happiness mex1mplel in the history of ns-
tons: Democracy has caused y to be re-
spcctel at home an / I5roAl, and when the
policy Of tA!s na;ion is not squared by ths
rule Of democracy, then viii the hour OF he
dissolution have arrived, and, such seen,
as will easue. the world never looked upon
and never may again. let Us enlcsyor t.
perpetuate the blessings we e9j,y, So that
when the mileniutn m)rn dawns, our glo.
rious inheritance may be enjoyed by those
who witness the great revolution upon earth
But, it is only BY remaining true to the prin-
cipl-s Of Democracy, that we can hope TO
give unto posteri'y, and transmit to our chill
dren the birthri ,ht which we possess. Let
rs therefore, as dcmocrats--as lovers OF the
Union--as State Right men, rally ronnd oal
banner Of a thousand victories and pray
"GoI to desert US when We desert that flag. "
BY tha! sign We shall conqper, and plant
the standard Of repubIlcauism upon out
towers, where its strcamings in the breezr
will catch the eye Of millions in the old
world, and fill them with hope that day
Of salvation is nigh! We shall triunph,--
As certain as there is tru,h in Heaven,
the principles Of Democracy will prevail
f"0"''cISm ana '0e'''ona'iS"' cannot s'an1
'Ne 'eS' NV US oo f0'oy % "l'Fcn up ana
possess 'ne I"'i1' o"t o"y o' sa'f"aoh Is
coming "heh we Sna : Iol9e IN Ih8 com
plele oEef'hF'" Oh al opPos'uon' we must
olae our 'lme' . 'eW 'noN'nS w''l of'nS
abou: another revolution, and democratic