The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-27
Nothing but Smoke,

he PialndGaer saws taat the FuNi0ntotS
ptchedinto the President pJd Ms EF cAbEt'
Bus for issuing his Proclamation on Kan
sas, called it blo6l thirsty MEASURE wIn,
ton and wicked. eviatin% determination to
Massacre the Free s ate men and let in the
border rutlians to contract the affairs of Kan.
sas. A Fusion Senator with great ll3arlsh
of trumpcts offers Res luton requiring the
i President to reveal the facts to an assembi.
ed Sen .te ard NJ asio lished worll justify
4 ing his b:rbarops cyufse. The Il solution
passed, the information came aul what are
the facts?
! Tae Presi lent hal received two conmu
4 nicaiions from the Ex.cuive O. n nittee Of
the FHEr STATE Mes OF KANSAS calling for
this VERY PEocL AMArloN in 50 many words
In their second Epistle they say: awe
EARNESTLY REQus,r you to Is7uE YOUR Pho.
oLAMarIqN LAM lDfArsh8 f9rbi llins the inya
soa, 'aan1 th4 Pre5iIIn5ilil So. This in
formation toyk d3@a the fuJiol S4nltors a
bout feet aal.it has throw n 1.-The Fisior
Pr IS into spa5ms. IEwasa measure their
own friends called for and got. -
. why Do tho hoahsn reso.'- Bible,
! Now all this heliabloo about war in h IN
sas will enl in smoke IN ,rk the prediction
-Missourians, worth enough TO own Slave
2 will not expose themselves to Sharp's Iii
fies. These ghc have no Slaves have no
thing to fight for The Free Stat5 Mer
! have agreed to respect the laws Of thi
; Territory until repealed or pronounced un
1 constitutional by the Supreme Court.
2 A SAD scENE,--We learn from doh
! Brook Esq, a deputy sheriff Of this count.
/ living in the'towmo Of Brqeme. thai on a
9th Of DAN. last, Mr. Joseph Thompson i
. tkat town, having occasion to,ge to a mi
about four miles distant from hi; hous
! left htmefor that purpose. His wife info
med him on leaving that shewas going to
!, quilting at Mr., Reeds, about three qua
ters Of a mile from their residence Ill
!. husband told, her to nmain there until h
reluIn, and he weuldo call for her,, 81
!, went, taking with her three children--oi
], boy about seven years old, an infant abo
/ nine ennontLs old, aud q sisters child abo
!, twelve years Ole, go .s4 4 II 7s
aa About five lo'cloek, r. NJ, Il Reed came
/
9 Lis louge intoxicated, having with him
jug Of liquor. Hebegan to insult the "
men present and lald his Land on Nj
j Thompson when she slapped him in q
[ face, at which he threw her on the 6re.-
. A son Of Reed, q young man, interfered
4 protect TIE women, when scuffie ensu
) between them, in which the young man HI
Is bis leg broken. Mrs. Thompson now J,
II the house, il being about = sQ'clck. feari
i, 70 remain, longer, and directed her "
/. cross lots for home. The night, was inter
IL ly cold, and when about half way from b
J house, the little boy became SO cold as
ia be unable to go further. andllay down in
g snow. The mother with her babe .cropl
I ed down behind ,hims and told dhsl I
!, girl 10 lay down ,Nih her. The gil !
4 lso, and they all lay, there iA morning.
"A NrsIlompson,l On arriving home, to
y r. lantstn, and went. in search q his v
~ and children. The girl who suryiv,
y said she saw light IN The might mig las so
p dissnee from them, but. she dared not mi
I. q Ipis E, for fear ReedlE9pld GENE and !
A them. Az daylishttsthistg tgifl 'Hass still q
70 walk, and wandered ef till she .go
Il. sight Of Juslps Magqdorn's house, VI
\ she was discovered, and was brought
sr the house. When able 70 speak she
Ill formed che family where and how she
ful passed the night. Mrs. Thompson and
littlslboy were found frozen u dealh;
infant, when found, was mt frogen,
u dead, The ltllstgifl will survive, with
81 loss Of tEo of her toes 90 each of her I
6choharic MY Palriot. e