The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

tfrH CttH Dsmecrsae ssntnaL.
I6aian WaEIare-MaskB
a. sally ebsy 70 learn hun he
II abi'eaa a. any enc hss bsln sal
tsS&i1e NJ. AsI.oa. hna de noIs la, ne
he should b attacked N sush . ernsl ND
savage maansr. Ia lhis ~ealighssnsd Agsit
4 certainly bafhaFoas. y pai % aAAty
sna6aht N he 1pdisn inshien. end Mr.
A~slba shean - hishly cshnshdsd Zoe
having ''nO dispoidoslo engage . shas lind
o. waHlrea" 4 nsght 81 supposed foa
The holy horror he gsaslbeaA hpw sz.
presses, n rtgsty ''niaskss that he has
Discarded The .swaskg which be put on de
night Of ehe fTths d February lass: bu, stli
| imagined lhathe bad 'dFalsd aongeuoagh
with the might owls, 70 have fsaghs ifnps-
eessary. even in the Indian fsshicnA
/ was formerly Of the opinion that the
editor ola paper, was responsible for what
ever appeared in his columns. vhsthsr
written for him or by him, but il il wsts
necessary or proper to look behind the
screen, although have certainly had bat
little part in preparing articles for the Sen.
tinel. | am happy to say, that | should
have no besitapcy in assuming the respon,
sibility of endorsing everything that has ap.
peareG in the Sentinel 10 regard to Mr.. Hat.
toms cou~rsesea.ths Know Nothing question.
The idea is a littls new to ms. that
controyerting the position of q public
journalist, on a political questions. should
be held to be an attack on the maj
personally but such appears to DO the
view of Mr.. Hatton. lie also complains
that l did not represent his positionl' Re.
ally, he must excuse me, If | failed there;
for l am fully convinced, that snsh = per-
Torrance would be so near a miracle. as on.
y to be performed by supernatural powers,
or at least by one, endowed with that "ins
phrenzy." which enables the poet 10
"--.Give to air nothing,
sl Alocal h~abitdtiSa and s name"
But for the gentietnanig satisfaction, ! would
remark, that soaSof his brother know moth
ings say, that the article referred to, isa We.
> ry close representation Of his position.
think | I'M not alone in saying that he
has, at various times, been on all sides Of
the X. N. question; and as the bewildered
, soldier. in The excitement and confusion 81
; battle, by accident. sometimes fires upon
hrs companions, instead Of the enemy: so
Mr.. Hatton has been firing sometimes into
The ranks Of bis brothers, the know hothings
and at others vigorously pouring bis broad.
sides into their opponents. But We sup.
: pose this was caused BY an innocent pertur-
: baton Of mind very crusade under the
, circumstances. lis. hard to serve two mas.
: tiers. 3
As the gentleman IL aspiring 70 bold The
: purse strings oftbe States it was absolutely
: cruel in him, to allude 10 my aspirations,
"A fellow feeling should have made him
'wondrous kind
Any attention WITCH 80 high and nobie
a parsonage may deign 10 bestoW upon me.
at any time. will be received with profound
i respect, and considered IS distinguished
e hoporI certainly have not the most distant
: idea, that q man would skull responsible
4 ty, on any occasion, whose course has been
IS SO open, bold, consistent, ypr,ght and straighs
If JorWa d, on the know nothing question:
e Such a supposition, would indeed be, pre-
/ posterous in the ex'reme.
MIR. Hatton's views, as 10 what is 'eon.
, temptible and cowardly,' shall not pre-
: sumo to controversial bow with reverence
e to high authority. The poet has said, 'sThs
e proper study Of mankind is man. Nj. Hist.
ION, acting in pursuance Of this maxim, has
no doubt, considered well bis o,pn character
and IF so, he cannot fail to have a full ap.
d preci ltian. and a clear conception OF what ID
II indeed, contemplate and cowardly;' il
would therefore be the height Of presump-
, ton in met to dispute an opinion, formed UP.
q on y careful consideration Of such a distia.
gaisksd, living REORGANIZATION Of those sttri-
ET
butes.. @
In conclusion | would just say to the gen.
tleman, that If be would retire upon lighter
suppers. that, instead Of dorria drsasas. =
e masks and Indian attacks BIZ might enjoy
o great.satisfaction' and bis slum5ers be hish,
y sweetened, with bright little risiena o,
! his wi glorious PosITIoall
|" ! NJ. ESTEP.
II Cadis, May 20. 1856. .aaNa3
s
" TaRAsIEn. THAT aneaking indiFidaal
yclepi Sam" for short, got q most essen.
: lial thrashing in jefferson Township , Tus,
y ~carawss county, on the 10th instant, Two
= justices ofthe peace we're 10 be chosen The
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