The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-27
from rAansay.
1ers.p pndIlgo q the cail. D.n,elatle seIlineI
W. JEasgr, K. ~, Feb. 5, '5G.

w Est Jkh9EfB n. IL FSo. d oo.
DEAR SIR:
Atf.ies Political in this mes. of turbulence
and disorder are comparatively qIiet.-
Our FUdSAcrrr has gone do Va oJ1EY in the
same alto a, the msrcary in our rherlO IN
oiers, and iLs djsn$ArI tedlsnsy b., been
so decided thlt, the qts',ioa n,s is, not
whether il is near or, at q :ro, bl: ujs FAR
BELOW, and aud not unfre9usndy' uli II
BEEN FORCED INFO TuG BULB?" Ia siort,
Thermometers are vo,el BpRx--people
wont look at them. But OF Mrteord' ogical
statistics. see sequel.
Some few disor'e y ADMINISTRATIONS o
CURED DUNG the election held on the 5 h
ult. for State Officers un Ter their bogus
constitution. An aifray took place in the
South West part of this (Leaveawoith)
county on That occasion, b.twcen the two
opposing ptties. 1t appears that the Free
Soil party IN this precinct assembled to hold
an election, when some rash an misguided
ptoslavery men (hot missouri Il ifi rus,
as is the cjmui IN cry deemiug it an ual,w.
ful assemblage, treated It with provoking
deriSion; provoking language and Irritating
acts were freely employed on both sjd9',
! when regular battle elsuel with the en-
ploym ment of deadly veapons; SAarp's Ri
Aes on one side and R.volvers On tie Other.
/ The FINALE was the deA(l 6f two men, one
of each party, and several wounded before
the authorities coull successful y Interfere.
| am OF the opinion the proSlaNery men en-:
\ the Constitutional Convention, the election
! held adopting the Constitution, AMI ,he elec.
1 ti6n Of State Off ,ers underit were all ONE
4 SIDED CaHCERN--A R.bIcgLdUi AND ItaIE-
LESS FARCE, yet it wA' wroag to disturb
or annoy these mon. They have an un.
doubted right peaceably to assemble and
eyEnss Tier views upon public matters by
either speeches, resolutions or votes; anl so
! long as they violate no existing law, or are
1 perpetratihs no overt acts, they have ilst
claim upon the existin g6vernm sat fJt pro =
lection from violen;e. Tloas 81 it is sal in
justification that the Free S1i! party were
the a a5gressorS, by NJ skin. Al a'ttjG h?>l
the opposite party who were only speets.
tors. Almittn5 this 20 BE- trle, sill when
the fact is con,i lerei thE by general agree
men: among those opposed to their iis)r-
ganizins plans, that we were to take no
part in thg!r ddihgs for or a5anst thetn--to
treat the whole aft lir, with all its m)3k
graVitj, bhrlesqr., they b.l no Business
there, we'll knowing their presence would
give oTeu;e and leat to i'll blood
The bogus constitution prrty held their
election OF State olic .s AMI from tie b, st
Information can gather they pollel less
than four hundred vo.es. The sober, re.
fectiny and more cJn'ildrte portion of the
Free Soil party are becoming disguised
with the conduct Of tlter Ie .ders, Pemeroy =,
Robinson, Reeder, Line AMI others, and
look upoa them as set Of intri suins : off e.
seeking dem o5ues, and in'incere in their
advocacy Of Free Soil principles. D.ssen-
sions to an alarming degree are spiinsng
up in their tanks seriously threAtenin, , their
Unity and concert OF action. To All 20
their Consideration, certain missive fell
into their ranks in the shape OF Il sylop'is
of u special message sent by the Pfes lent
to Congress- on Kansas alT.rS 1t came
like a clap pof thundtF in a clear day uIw.
ever. it is only the brief ortlin,s OF the
message received by Telegraph; but enou5l
is known to render it the ''det.h kleli" to
all their revolutionary AMI disorsanizing g
scEemes. They relied too str)nyy up,n
.heirtempo mporary FaSion trim n)t Taey c>n.
fdeutly expected. from the p)tics con.
plesion of this G1n ,ress. to have every
thing their own may, forgetting in their wild
deirium that there are two co orIinae
branches Of the government ultaja,el with
FU IoS1zsD BLACK RrrUDLrcAS1,M
Gov. Sh hlnnou's course, in these disor.
derly times, marked az it is with irmn ss
and answering fl lelity, happily tempered
with moderation, has hal salutary indu.
ence with both parties. lie is now in
Washington.
We are enduring tie coolest winter that
las been known in this couatry by the old
inhabitants $, French Spanish or Indian. |
give you below table showing the temper.
ature as indicated by the thermometer Fab
renheit) at daylight each day.
Yours truly,
w. WALKER.
December % f3 der Belo,y Zaro