The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-28

viii our Democratic contemporaries thro''
out the West, call attention Of the Demo
cratic POsttnasters to this subject. It il
time this insiduous and over shsdOwing sys
tenn Of Htnsuggery and monopoly was
ehecfed. and we in the west, both press
and people begin to set up literature; {
public opinion ard a protection for our
selves.
EEThe above from the Cleveland Plair
Dealer slludes to the gratuitous labors Of
Democratic pOstthasters totsdp up and in
crease the circulation Of that most uuscrupu
lous black Republican paper, the New York
Tribune. We had ourself, thought, soge
time since, Of speaking Of this subject, and
demonstrating with Democratic postmaster
on the impolicy and injustice Of using theil
influence to cid in keeping Up this gres
srch-enemy Of the Democratic party. Th'
Tribune, by reason of its very heavy circu
lation, for which its'publishers are indebted
'inaihly to the short-sighted efforts Of Dem
ocrrIic postmasters, exerts powerful irhu
ence on the political sentiment Of the whole
North. The whole weight of its talent apc
power to give shape and effect to publ,
l'Jpinion, has, at all times, been directed
with a desperate energy against the Demo
cratic party. 1t LET'S Tsss no opportunity tc
impuga the the motives 9s 'ohr 'esdihg mer
and to misrepresent Democratic principles
and policy. 1t lends its aid to every scheme
that promises to war against the Demccra'
cy, no matter how base the means employ.
led. 1t is essentially and unqualifedly anti
Democratic in its every feature, feeling ant
impulse, an opposes the Democratic party
at every step with malignity that atregard:
neither tlie requirements ofcommon honesty
or common decency. II Is tliG semi official
organ of every detestable and ronsensica
ism that has mushroom existence, and pro-
fesses morbid sensitiyenese on the subiec
Of human equality. All these things the
Tribune uses as means to more effeetually
propagate its inordinate negrohlism anc
undermine the foundations of our social fab
ric. 1t is. in short, the battery from which
the enemy throw, not only their heavies
and most DESTRUCTIVE balls, but from thence
are elected the ''stink pots" of malicious
ISLANDERS, shameless falsehoods and heartless
defamation, filling the political atmosphere
with the blighting niasma of pestlence.
We ask Democratic postmasters, in The
name Of their glorious principles, to wash
their hands clean from this work of treach.
cry to their purity, in thus helping to sus
tain lis greatest enemies. Doubtless, post
masters, in many instances have acted with
out thought as TO the effect that would ma
turally be produced, for we cannot think
that any Of that class would Intentionally
use their influence against their party fol
the sake Of the miserable pittance of post
age accruing from the circulation of the
Tribune at their Offices. If any such there
are, we say Of with their heads, and let us
have Simon Pue Democrats appointed in
in their stead, who will have sufficient
sense ofright to encourage the circulation
Iof their Rome Democratic papers, and leave
those foreign presses to rely upon some 9TH
'er means TO carry out their gigantic plans
to crush the country press and monopolize
the trade Of the coun'ry--Tlumbull Dem