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JOURN
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Take in ENGLAND M Olinsteds boOs the most thorough
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AufeAed Himself practical farmer having visited and sur
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ceilings that sometimes wonders a. the csmness " IN
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tates 10 adnt merit sFe praise when s due lie has
not sought smLlang and highly coOred accounts Ut ~
ruv cruelty but restricted himself % he quiet zone i
making asrcultura and economical survey lie
shows sOrdd daily life Of slavery states where COM
frf the whites exception and not the rule lie shows
Us the bare cOf0rtess houses the log cabins
AID lastly rhe sordd es unworthy the OF cabins where
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must acknOWedze reading Il that Ssyey be the d
rec aiming ussro from hesthensm, certainly mak>
heathen krounl o. Chrs.a cOuLtrlsA"
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LIFE AND CHARACTER or ST AUGUsTINE :. r....
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
More EasseI,oOtss.

The Tolcgra, ,,h, that subservient tool ofan un-
scrupulous opposition, informs us that "lfon. L..
'Dlorrll, Chairman Of the Democratic State
"Conmittee Of Maine repudiates Buchanans
|'nominadon" Now, the transparency Of this
&lsehoolis apparent whon it is recotectod that
this same Hon D. Morrill, was the Black Re-
publican candidate for Governor in the state Of
Maine last Fall,against the Hon. Samuel Wells
a ID that Wade's notorious Portland Disuuion
speech wasdalivered in his (Morril's) support
Morrillmay be Chqirman ofthe Black Republi-
cln State Central Committee, bnt that he has
one feeling in common with the hear Of thcgrea
Democratic heart of the country, we most EN-
phatically deny Heis adehiocrat Of the Wade
and and Chase School! aud no ether
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
From the Cincinnati Commercial tRePubliGan,
Whiggery Dead Again.

It is to be hoped that Whiggery has at laa'
made up its final account. It's appearances at
Philadelphia in the form ofan extravagant con-
scryatisin. AMI actually proposing to lead the
Presidential Campaign upon the principle Of
making It a strife between two cantons OF fogy-
dom. Is certainly one Of the strangsst Of politf-
cal phenomena, and could only have existed IN
der the influence and by the aid of that perpet-
ual swindle upon the psople--the Convention
system. In that ark ofclean and unclean beasts
the latter always predonnsting-a party eau
cus--there is no calculating upon the variety and
monstrosity Of the births that may occur; but
certainly under the circumstances, the attempt
to drag FROM IFS grave the bones of the whig
party, wire them together initiate them with
stimulated and factious life, and exalt them to
the leadership in political field, where therc
are living issues to be settled, such as whiggery
never dreamed o. is one of the most remarka-
bic instances of human folly blindnes, and stu
pdity that, we are bound to say, ever came IN
der our observation. The men by whom this
movement was begotten, deserve to be commem-
GRATED, and the auspices under which it took
place uncovered. There is roguish piece OF
work at the bottom Of it all and we are inclined
to think that there would be good service per-
formed in It's exposure, In the mean time, we
most sincerely hope that the few old politicians,
supposed long since to be dead or paroletic, who
rappear to have turned over and kicked once
more, with view to resurrection will be ccn-
tent to lie quietly in their graves, or walk silent
lyovor to the support of their ccngenial spirit
and great represeatatiys.-th statesman Of
Pennsylvania"
Nor is it the least strange part Of this out-of
tho-way affair, that our venerable fellow citizen,
the Hon. john Mclean was compelled, contra
trg TO his earnest wishes and protestations, to
extempori2e himself into whig leader, in or
der to give strength and consistencyto the en-
tarprise. When he became Wing, we never
lhave been informed-not that we would ques-
ton the sincsrity of his Whiggery, or doubt tho
stability of his conservatism; but as we do not
believe the people either want the Wing party
, revived, or the Union saved just now, it would
t have been wrong merely for the sake OF its
empty honors, to havo Eresi apen him the "a
4 tigues Ct a candidacy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
Stiasan0tsloG pTsalg view of the NDIsa
ilagioEl OF Fremont.

The Buffalo Commercial Al0srbissr, the leal-
ing old line whig paper Of western Now York,
says of Fremont'S nomination: ri II 4
"We notice that several journals favorable to
Fremont are re-pubEshing an extract from the
annual report made by Mr.. Marcy in 1915, as
Secretary Of War under the Polk adminstra-
ton, in which the conduct Of Fremont in Cali
fornia isspoken Of in terms of apgrobaton.--
This is all very proper, but what does it prove?
That, in the opinion of Marcy, Fremont would
make good President Of the initial States? II
this is the proper inference is it not little sin.
guar that nobody should have drawn it before?
It is true that ten years ago, Fremont had dis
played all the qualities AMI nude neltlg all the
achievmeats, which has given him his rcpu-
tation, His adventure; hag3 long been familiar
to the country presented by a hand that was
I for Fremont has been his own historian
He has added nothing to his reputation ltor the
| last ten years. and we repeat, tits a most extra
ordinary circumstance that, with exploits 81
long before the country, not man among the
/ twenty millions Of our inhabitants should have
had the sagacty to discover, until within the last
four months, that those exploits disclosed a
character which would adorn the highest office
iii the country. Mostpeople will say that what
nobody saw did not exist, Every man in the
country was acquainted with FremonRs adyon-
lures, but no man saw in them any evidence o.
statesmanship. It is true that besides his ex
plorattons in the West he has been Senator il
the United States. But in the Senate he made
no mark and though it is but five years since h
J, retired from that body his name would have
long since been forgotten if his reputation rostet
on nothing but his Senatorial career. At thc
4 head of an exploring party, or as the c.ef o
+ d commission to survey the boundary bs
! tween two countries fremont would perhap
be the right man in the rightplace;' but asiPres
ident Of tia United States he would fill po
sition for which he has given no evidence tha
he is qualifod.n, n,ta9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
From rhs New York DAILY News.
: Campaign Song. ~ 7


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d. "a - The cry Of praise, ...,...,.
az y. ~ AS Freedom bears our pennon
81. l '-, And >sr voices swell .,,g adj F.
.r'.' .,,,. -. The victorious shout n. g ".
Hurrah for car great Buchanan f
., -. That cry goes forth ,...l,. sfsr,. ari.
-, To theicy Nofth-.tt.i. I'D. 9.r.} .g.-s.
,,, ~ From the yers Pole returning 10 I'D.
,,i,T And its echoes reply n, vqe...~ . azo
80. Where the Southern sky hra-.. .a.t.
Ia ever resplendent burning 1l3o s.
Ii is. From the saglss rest na .h
t,-il3 'lu tts golden West, 7a .t a' inn
80 aWhereAhs buffalo flies the yoornan, % p :. a
-laas 10 tho Eastern graves 1e1a.4 i". lt
Of our father braves, 2f9 ~ ~
Who sleep by their British foefnen.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
The Diaerrenpepc.

James Buchanan and John G. Fremont are
both identified with the Democratic party but
there is difference between the mon, Bnehan-
anis mild, conciliatory. always making the vel
fare Of his country, rather than that Of his par
.ty, tho rule Of his action. Fsmonton thaioth4
|er hardis ultra and bittcr. His feeling toward
the Wings maybainfsrred from aremark Of his
"Sr," said he, "pvo. livedupon rnuis beef and
gfasshoppor pics; but NHhig prihc6Iis sicken and
ldtsgustme more Thai ctlicrs.'a Is thore man
who cgerbord the name Of Wig, will vote for
such bigot? @a At'l' i,'-s1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
New KANSAS Song.

The following "soul-stirring" ode from the mint
ofI3eecher. KilIem & Co.tO be sung at the Fremont
ratification meetings;--atal5T 1907 yfa"' -a'i af
Come on ye vaian. Free State inca,
aWere going for I'LL go,
TO fghtthes Border Ru!hans ila. y .lI5 q
s;t, And kill em or, "tl.at's So" o. t.l fal
With bread aud cheese aud Schiedam Schnapps
And Lane who never runs,
Well give ''em ali ''perticler kts"
70 iWhhour 'per!a,er" guns. '
--3lsssio s .5a 5'-t.1 ha-,s .fy.GJgj ap.-i 10 10
0uriathers foutr for freedom once, sQ IL
,rs, And thought that they were tsone;" aa
But now we find such freedom is .s,,.r.s
An old exploded HuN; .,. r.,.,rs.. g.,
For hoiS the "nigger" sock has iris"
~- Aid WIRE men arc mo whar," ..'
unless fighting for the "Niggc or" ns't'T .,
tyi! In the Kansas Warl. ..i bod 9g ii f1atf