The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-15

revo ahonafy struggle Ia IcthFe ~ 'HH's
biIy the enterprises OF pOlt eai m ieenAs'es
that We were not surprise Ehsn the nm
Ories Of washingiOasni Ms eOnpeef- we're
appealed to in jaslili ,aIion Of the movement
Aeainsi conscience and equality which sill
dishonors aud conyulses our happy coun-
try. But, as If the patience OF the people
had beenaeS Shepsled BY shsl rsps,Alion OF
such ltteseteht anil blaspliehioas proceed
inga,. and IS though an ayenging Col had
isierpesed 10 Tespke them as. 50 many
wrengs upea lhs immortal deal, Virginia.
the rnomsnt he KnoR So'hiug spoilers
touched her border. rose instinct with graf
i,alr for her SOUS, AMI made iayincible by
tls indignation inspired by their insalters,
hurled The host Of prescription crushed and
lfsless to the soil which they polluted.
twas hsweser. reserved for latter pc
Rod IN the canvass as ii 70 bring down a
mother rebuke upoG these Profaners of the
eeunlrys brNefaelers) that the name Of
ARirew Jackson should be held up map
prevail Of this movement Of political triekH-
tsrs aad ingrales There is something so
frssh in the character Of IackSon--some
ting SO familiar 10 thousands who yet live a.
mens as, WHO shared his confidence and
Knew his lhonghts there is in all minds 50
viyid an impress OF his face and form, aad
voice, and 80 keen a sense of the example
by which he ruled and elevated grateful
eountry--that we had hoped to see his
memory spared this refinement OF outrage
And indeed, the leaders OF the crusade up
o6 everything suo Il and great, pastand pres.
edt, living and dead, long seemed to fear
to lay titen bands upon his reputation, lest
from the grave itself he should cry out in
protest and in agony AZ their wrong. Up
so the present moment they have hesitated
before attempting 10 use that reputation as
acover to their odious aud offensive pureo-
tes. Butdesperate diseases require desper
ate remedies and at last one man was found
who set The examPle which others have e.
naliy consented to follow. 1t is nice
question with Us, however, whether this at
temp. originates IN ungrateful malignty to
the departed hero, or in desire to help a
party that ii rotten even in its youth, and
dying daily before it has half matured.
Andrew Jackson was the son of an Irish
man. he lived now he woald find him
self disfranchised by those who seek and
his authority 0 excuse their treason 10 the
laws and hatred Of their fellow beings. In
his conflicts with the savage and the for.
ejgn os this Lrishman's $ son led other irish.
men to victory and 10 death. In .he ham
mocks and everglades Of Florida. on the
hong and weary march, in the biyouac and
in The battle, among his associates and his
friends were the gallant men who cone from
other lands. not to fight agunst us, but, if
necessary, to die for our flag.
There were few adopted citizens in the
country who were not his friends. AT cv-
cry election, they ascked to Lis standard in
misses, as they had a1cked to his call in
time 0t war. Whel the faithless fled they
stood firm; and when /, he most .neeled
friends they were By his side. And yet
nov. when the grave covers him. and he
sleeps bis last sleep, an attempt is made to
wtest his name from the galaxy where ii
shines like q guiding star to postetity. and
u make Of It repro sch anil signal and a
war cry, for . party pledged 10 religious in
tolerance andsGanatical prescription!
But the legacy left by Andrew jackson
sav not thus be squandered and dissipated.
One man may choose 10 forget the holy OBJ
ligalions ofthe past, and the sacred lessons
II the hero and the sage, but the people
viii preserve their own hearts pure New
er before noteyen in tie palmiest DAYS OF
bis own glorious administration has the
democratic party bte.i more devoted to its
ftith,s naere eenG lent Of the future, or more
formidable againstsits many hued and by
bid ass;dlauts. First in lis affections are
his epupsels and his proud example. The
democratic heart still slirs al Lis name and
Houses Al the recollection oe his deeds
His fame is watched and defended by them
With Jealous ~ silant care. His foes are
stilI the foes o. the democracy, and his words
-Hts y E =
are like 50 many inspirations 70 the party
which survives dubroken and indebted,
though ofen attacked ~ traitors, and some
times betlayed by ingreics =. Wanh. Union
Election Of Justice. 5
I On yrs'crday Il the election Of Justice Of
ne Peace ii this city and township. Mr.
Field Democrat. was elected by a majority of
aena 200 over EserhRrd. fusion. faeEB
MIR, Fields isgthe Justice of.tbe Peace be.
forssaw h0m the turner's we're tried. and a.