The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-15
From Kansas.


Oar frienl Mr.. Campbell, Of the Ohio
liouse Of Representatives, from Megs. paid
US At vlsit on Saturday. llelhas just relurn-
ed from Kansas. which Tcrrito.y lie Was
dep'red by Commissioner Manypenny, on
a special mission to the Indians lie slatps
thai he WIS as far south az the Usage river,
and represents the eouniryeas a splendid
one. lie represents the Nuosha Y alley as
the elnest part Of the Territory. The In
dian tribes he visited were the Miamis. I1.s-
kaskies, Wcas and peofi -. These In ians
are pretty we'll mixed ,l) with the " hises---
having many halfbreeds among them -
Few whites have yet sett+i anon them -
Tne land is yet olc surve ysed lt wiig gbe
opened nt (, season.. The mo ,tof the set.
Elements are back oi Fort l3s.yvnmprsh anil
ksnsas Valley. Mrs Campbell Is i'm ties
thatcher are about 5,oDJ people perma-
nrntly 6xed insthe Territory. NE papers
represent more; bmsMr. C,ssays THAT tlIets
Is yre,if atir--a great intny people going
and coming --but not SO many remliains
there .as issnproscd. IIc says thatifit were
left tothc Missouri ein5rants alone Is vote
Against slavery in Kansas, nj nitfrty 'of
them would vole"No" Is he institution. ana
i've out Of seven Of tie w11ol4 people. lIo
thinks that Here Is 10 earthly chance for
slavery ~ Kansas, -harily any question
about il there. The. land is taken up in small
tracts by these awhu will exercise the pre-
rosatve Of squaner soveleigns Slavery
cannot live on little ractlets. II requires
Ia!ge II ,ntations @itt " a%h ha
Mr., Campbell left the Territory about two,
n SSf'Ffssa75S AliilI1@ Lin -zcl sagsaB aa4s
sa& Keep it before the People. al
The following remarks, which We find
circulating in our eScian ges, are as true 5,ss
preaching and weIl9w6r;hy the serious con-
Esideration OF al: aaa8& fts@ sEf I'D
/. Keepit before the people--'That next
fto'lhs pulpit, the press is the most potent
instrumdht'ofa good the Church anathe
world III operation a; the present dag.
2. Keep it before the people That the
cheapest, easiest and most inle resting inc.
flium of convey ing toas family information
on q vast variety oflimportant subjects is
Ithroashthc weillstortd columns Of Judi
Iciously conducted newspaper NJ q slsl
/ 8 Keep il fefofc The people--That the
ahea' oi u family who refuses TO subscribe
andpay fora good paper on account Of lis
cost, ''s pehhy9xise ami pound.fOo!ish," as
he not onlykeeps tlieminlignorance Of many
thingsthey oayhtto know whir, cannot be
acquired ii any other way, but Ne excludes
hiuuseIf from information Of pyaciicaIutiIity.
oftentin,es contaiatu ID 4 single number.
which may be worth ~ him many times as
niuchas the subscription for the whole year.
/ b Keep it befofetth people4l That the
and issue of every number Of
"a paper Is attended with considerable labor
and cost, and that II is something more
slhan meanhess for q man to make practice
OF borrowing and reading paper foE whicl,
other people have had the honor and hones-
~ ITO subscribe and pay. ls
Keep u before the people, That every
well conducted paper is worth il hundred
fold more than what II costs. 81 It's influence
'oh individual and public iatelligence, NOR
witty and religion; audthat they atc true pa.
ftSivIs who eonscieniioa.Iy and literally SUP
port ayigorous and enlightened press. ss'
III GarThe Iowa Conference Of lfe Metlio-
dist Episcopal Church already embraces the