The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11
Victories and Achievements Of
the Know Nothings in the first

Victories and Achievements OF
the Know Nothings in the first
year.
In Massachusetts, they elected a band of
In6dels and whoremongers to the Legisla-
ture.
They have declared war upon thirteen
sovereign States because of their iustitr-
tons.
In Abingdon and Washington City they
grossly insul ed Hon. H. A. Wise.
In LynchbGrg they grossly insulted Shell
don F. Leake.
In New York they paid princelY funeral
honors to q miserable bully and priEe-fght-
er.
Turned J. R. Chandler out of Congress
because of his religious opinions.
Defeated Shields because he was born in
foreign land maintained the rights of the
South, and defended the Constitution.
Elected the notorious Wilson to fill the
seat once occupied by Daniel Webster.
Outraged individual right and split hu.
man blood in the election in Cincinnati.
Authorized the Infdels and blackguards Of
Massachusetts to violate the rules of decen-
cy and shock female sensibity, by ruffianly
obtruding upon woman's privacy.
The formal trial and removal Of Judge
Loring, Of Massachusetts,. for daring to vim
dicate the Constitution Of the United States
in judicial decision. .
The removal of female school teachers on
account of their religion.
The propose exclus on by statute, in the
Legislature of Massachusetts,, of all persons
of the catholic persuasion from holding of
fee.
The prostitution of the pulpit to iufam-
rnatory political harrangues, as in the case
of the d"magogue priest, who initiated Mark
Anthony in his Sundays sermon over the
dead body of Poole, the pugilist.
A riot in Chelsea, in which the Popish
church was badly mutilated.
A Roman Catholic church blown up in
Alt n, and nothing left standing but por-
tions OF the walls.
A church galIanrly robbed and ransack,
ed, in honor of the Birthday of Freedom.
A Catholic church burned in Bath, Maine,
by Mr. FIorney's brave K. N. compatriots
Another riot between the Americans and
foreigners, at Newark, N j., in which one
man was killed, and the Popish church
gloriously torn into pieces.
Street fights and mob encounters, week
after week. in the streets OF New York and
Brooklyn last summer, under the preach.
ings Of the "Angel Gabriel"
Provoked mob at Chicago, and after
ward conquered peace at an expense tc
the city of over $4,000.
Fell pell-mell upon peaceful. orderly
German procession at Columbus, and en-
deavored to lie themselves out Of the odiun
by attributng the attack to the Catholics.
KENTUCKY. The Louisville Times says:--
"The Know Nothing lodges are very bus!
in this city just now. They are actively EN-
ployed in receiving and discussing applica
tions for demits The Democrats who wer
y deluded into the concern have disc overe'
the trick, and are extricating themselves a
y fast as possible, The Know Nothing mana
gers are doing all that is possible to put
stop to the exodus-even going to the exten
l, of refusing their applications for discharge
!, u on the ground that the application shou
IL have been made prior to the nominations
y and that no demit could be granted after tn
u nominations are made. They have ais
II promised to nominate Gen. Pitcher for tn
d Senate if the Democrats will stay in the Oh
u der. All their exertions are Of no avail
'o however. The Democrats have determine
y TO leave, and, unless their discharges al
granted, they will announce through tn
p public press their disconnection with Il
e party. We have now in our possession I'll
~ names of twenty FIVE gentlemen who inten
10 to pursue this course, unless their demand
as are acceded to at the next meeting OF Il
: councils"
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