The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17

Hypocrisy Of the Black Republi-
eans-Their Attempt 10 Legislate
Slavery into Kansas-Herei Is the
OmclaI Record.
4 Whil= the Black Republicans are "shrieking
for freedom" and claiming to be its peculiar
friends, they lately passed bill in the House Of
Representatives ,ohieh lesisatea slavery into He
Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas for ts9O years,
and makes al children born in the meantime, ot
slaVe mothers slapes forever! This pro-slayery
measure was introduced into the House by Mr..
Dunn, Of Indiana, and passed that body by a
strict party vote. The Black Republicans are
all in the affirmative, save cne, Letter, of Ohio.
Here is an extract from the twenty y-fourth sec.
ton Of the act:
Provided, ho'Oeusr, That any person lawfully
teld TO service in either of said Territories
shah not be discharged from such ssrviee by reason
of such repeal and revival of said eight section
If such person shall be permanently removed
from such Territory or Territories prior to the
first day of January, 1858; any child or children
born, in either of said Territories, ofany female
lawfully held to seruice, il in like manner re-
moved without said Territories before the ex-
/ piration of that date shall not be, by reason OF
anything in this act, emanGpated troa any service
it might have owed had this act never been
passed"
| The yeas and nays were as follows:
"YEAs--Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball, Bar
bour, Benson, Bishop Bliss, Bradshaw, Bren-
ton, Burlington, James H. Campbell, Le,cis D.
Campbell, ChafFee, Clawson, Coliax, Comins,
Covode, Cumback, Dumrell, Dean, Dick, Dodd,
Dunn, Durec, Edie, Edwards, Enarie Flagler,
Giddiags, Gilbert Granger, Grow, R. B. Hall,
Harlan, Harrison Haven Holloway, Thomas
R. Horton, Y B. Horton, Hughston, Kelsey,
King Knabb Knight, Knowlton, Knox Kun
kel, Mattcson, McCarty, X. Miller. Moore, Nor
gan, Morrill, Nichols Norton, A. Oliver, Par
kcr, Pelton, Perry, Petit Pringlc, Purvancc
Ritchic, sabn Sage, Sopp, Sherman, Simmons
Spinner, sonton, Stranahan, Tappan, Thurs
ton, Todd Traiton, Wade Wakeman, Wotson
Welch, Wells, Wood, Woodruff, and Wood.
worth-S8."
"NAYs--.Messrs. Aiken, Barksdale, Bell, Bo.
vie, Branch, Broom, Burnett j. P. Campbell
Garlic, Caruthers, Caskle, Howell Cobb, W. r.
~. Cobb, Cox, Craigc, Crawford, Cullen, David
son, H. W. Davis, Denver, Dowdell Edmund
son, English, Foster, Faulkner, Goode, Green.
wood, J. M. Harris, S. w. Harris, t. L. Har.
ris, Houston, Jewett, G. W. Jones, j. G. Jones
Kennctt, Kidwell, Lake, LETTER, Lumpkins
H. Marshall, s. s. Marshall, Maxwell, S. Miller
Millson, Packer, Peck, Phelps, Powell, Puryear
Quitman Rcade, Ready, Ricaud, Rivers Ruffn
Savage, Shorter s. A. Smith, w. Smith, Snced
Stephens, Stewart, Swopc, Taylor, Trppc, I'm.
derwood Walk Walker, Watkins, Winslow
D. B. Wright j. v. Wright, and zollicoffer--
"a"
Every Democrat from the North and Souti
voted against the extension of slavery into Kan
sas, while Giddings, Lewis D. Campbell, and
the whole tribe of freedom shriekers," excep
Lcitor, recorded thervotes in its favor. This fac
sho'd he kept prominently before the people.
Bingham, as usual, 1cas absent when the above
bill passed the House of Representatives. Bu
he says if he had been an Washington, he woulo
hare uoteA for it. .r.