The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-03-01
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thor of the address to the people Of the U.
States. He must live in "sleepy hollow" +"
and read only the Sentinel; for every other
paper | have seen published the names with
the address which ale there omitted.
write not only to answer this question, but
TO give my opinion o, the address; rs you
open your columns for reply to 1t. might
remark that although you say tine address
meets our entire appreciation and utters cur
sentiments as we stated last week. intend
nothing that / say of the address, or its au-
thors TO apply to you. However, did aP-
prove the address as you do, would advo.
cate the election of the writer TO the United
States Senate, by our democratic Legislature,
but because differ with the writer, agree
cordially with yon when you hope that such
a thing will never be dune again by dem
oerait leg >ature. 49,
woull answer the above qaes ion of q
subscriber BY saying; as published In the
NAtioad Era ;l!s si5ners ot the ad ireSs are
S P. Chase. Charles Sumner, j. IL. Hld
dinps, Elward Wade, Gerrett smith and
Ally De Wit, III freeso.lers good and true
The Ca4iz Renubli.an has in ad dition to the
ohnva w II. s ward ami b. f. Wade.
woulI suppose it woull go better with the
wb;ys Of old Harrison, tohave whig at the
ba.I-so Seward 'leads the column -
And as there is no democratic signatures,
attached, the above names woaiu not aod
much to its weight with the democracy
So we have it with the Sentinel without any
SIGNATURES, the signers Of the address have
no sympathy with the democratic party =
Chase. e.ected by coalition OF FreesolIrrs
and democrats, proves to De among the oeSt
baters now in, or out OF tive United states
ofthe democratic parry. This commentary
ON coalitions is sufficiently plain. lie t'av-
eed over Ohio last year, mlsrepresenon5
aud calumniating, in tedious, verbose wash
ey speeches, the dem cratic party OF ohio
and Of the Union. If he--lf such men be
the author of the address, ought not the
democrats of Harrison county examine well
it's numerous confident assertions before they
assent to it. For want of t@iscaution, some
of our nelghbors---who looking to the SEN
,iurl for their political i5ht, not being rea,
ders Of any ether political i>urnal, were led
to believe the NebrA ka bill established
slavery by positive law of congres. Should
| be instrumental in cIusiuS suspension OF
iuipment on this question until the other
side i, hear l., viii be satisfied.
Now let us lot k at the address. It is da.
ted on J n. cad, (Saboath day } IN the Era,
on the 23l, in the Sentinel, and on l9'h, IN
the Cadiz Republican, the reason oi Tins dis
crepAnc, don't know. Perhaps it Is con
sidsred that s.bbath-day political addresses
are not suitable for this latitude. IL com
mences by warning the people that the per
menancy Of the Union is in danger; 1t ar
rai,tns the Nebraska bill and It's authors IN
iprIns of unmeasured abuse before the peo-
nile of u, States, it defends the compromise
KS a sacred compact that the com romise ol
1850 did not repeal il. Some OF these as
ser,ion it pndeayors TO MAINTAIN by argument
but depends more upon precedent IN
sustaining The compromise OF t89o; lhe
IN tior part of the assertions are let 90
to the people as bare assertions with
the hope suppose. that the coarse dennnci'
alton used against the bill and It's authors.
anil the effrOniery with which they were put
forth, would carry conviction TO the minds
of the people Of ihe United States. 1t con
cludes bv CHI sing an Amendment TO the
bill as being 4 manifest futsfcotion Of m'
truth If history, it uses no ceremony accuse.
Sena or Douglas By name, the words, plot,
Atrocious, betrayal, Jatssfc0tion are used
when they thought it necessary to convey
an idea or excite feeling. trust Will
be- allowed to speak with the same freedom
of,heir bill Of particulars and its authors.
arraiyn this address as containing "a
manifest Justification oftAs truth of history
In order 10 estab ish this, | will say again in
its language. "rake up your maps fellow
citizens we entreat you, anil see what coun
try it is which we are speaking OF, notice Tho
boundaries Of New Mexico, and Of Utah
YOU will see the eastern boundary follows
the Rocky Mountain chain on the east--no
tice the source OF the Arkansas river. Nov
as par. of the dividing line between The
United States and Mexico extends due nortl
from the sourse of the Arkansas, to the 42n'
parallel of North latitude" Alleas. of thi
line to the Mississippi was acquired iron
France as part Of Louisiana, nowyou WI
see the boundary line Of Utah territory run
east ofthat line at one place--runs into. an
includes a portion Of Louisiana in Utal
Territory They say in contra distinction
to this fact, when speaking ofthe compton,
ise Of 1850. "They applied 10 the terri
tory acquired from Mexico, and to tina
ONLY although these acts did in I'll
organization OF Utah territory "apply" t
a part acquhed from France. rhe addres
must therefore stand convicted of "Falsif
cation OF The truth Of history" II this b
not satisfactory, let Mr. Chase speak f.
himself. lie says in his speech OF Feb. Bird
(as reported in Era "tIere is little spt
hardly pins point upon the map, wlic
Icoyer with the tip of my little finger, ,whic
according to the boundary fixed by the tel
ritorial bill was cut off the LOUISIANA acqnI
sitio,, and included in UTAH" Here All
. Chase testiies that the language Of the ad
dress nat forth bv himself and oleagues i
III fassi6catioa of tAe truth of history as
does apply to other, than territory acquire
from Mexico After Mr.. Chase is forced
acknowle &c This fact, heappears TO wish
reason this portion ofLouisianFincluded
Utah. almost ont Of existence. rs ''hardiy
PMS point or the map, The size Il wi
hppoar On the nap depends altogether upo
tile si9s Of hismap lhaye map bsfore %
that this ispinss puintD cannot he covered .
three large finger points; he can give vs. ii
whole Of Utah in square miles, but when b
talks Of that portion OF (which was part
Louisiana. he tells rs. not IN miles, br
saya aitis hardly q pins point on the mai