The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-20
Keep it Before the People,

Keep it Before the People,
That n. P. ,nks, who has been chosen
sgvsker Of the IlBsAs Of Representatives by
tSsl lblach lssaq bliolrss. declared not lSis.
sue, ,ha De ees SiIheig q "let the u
sli IsF sec i dissdlssdi
Keep il BefSre De People,
.pthid3 q ~ add. u. S. Senator from.
Ohio, and a prominent candidate for re.e-
lection, made a regular disunion speech in
the State of Maine, during the last summer.
Keep it before the Feople, u,
That petition was presented and read il
the Ohio Legislature, on Friday last. from
tthe "westsFu KnttsIavery sosiety"" Of Sal
lem, Cohpbiapa county pnsisg for The
dissohlioaiof the Ufon! = Y Il
Keep it Before the People,
That t6e' leading Al 0lili,pisls, YaIl oysr
ftts cohaItH opsnIyrYdy cate 4 disp'p ion
ofthe Amerioah Uhiccn, a a hat tbs, Dem.
o,racy have to do blt;'e 'e1a against these men
durfnsahs couids Presid R, i6s campaign amp -
IFx9gS sgofsbrRT s'XilaA .ih bad fzsSs VI
1. I.asu!adA s4---ta -sl&ayB sF3 1i
Facts pat FuSiouism to flight
We were glad touns s1to day our young
friend Or sds just tretaruet sfroAl vKinsas,
where hs7h vs. bs.nH sueveying e ,vsrdmenl
u .nls for tAe !asts's m Osltlrs:l %aps aas, a
sarseyor, has had soc caSi5n 10 tnRef owe
most of tia Territory Of K .Hsas an lsSStaR
ern Nebraska, anil Nho3 fastlsntIy ami Of
ten apcdsqllB hears bphl s1dsTs6f the
question copcerqiag tie, Terri!oristwar
and rpmors Of wars.&.ss, q, qiJ.qf .ssfr;2 ~
; He says tAa! as aclpH lamltteE of fact
/ the free Safe msn oatnambersd the Slav,
I. State men, two anil threestoSoae; that man
pro slavery man e5rjn there see the ute
) folly Of ftryiny to h. ,ksth,t.a a slave country
: and abtndon the lie ! at oa2s, m are ,,woul
a do sc il they were let alone. by the aproies
II sional Alb fitionisls; an ne .rly all'Hwh
e have brought slaves there. hive retutnc
+ with them, uatit n jw he believes there ar
). more colored men in 05srlia tam. there
q in therwhole Territory a3E ,ssa ssdl is.a
I. In returning to the States he Travelled
u yer four hdndred miles in Missouri, in coz
i pany with pro-slavery men from Virgi i
Dt also rcturning--some OF them officers
II the pro slavery army at the siege Of La'
renee lie says all the way through Mi
n souri, the better chss. of eitiz9ns repu late
le those AtcAiSon, movements as much. so e
a we do, and that even the msraalefs thel
I'd selves. are,p perfectly satisfied that there
a. no more 'Tan" for them il Kansas. s.A'1 o.
+. The ''invasio on'' talked Of that has, so
Sc larmed G2y.. Chase, is,al sheer gammon,
rs keep ap excitement sanl keep atlte aFusi
IN party to sether until after the NEXT Presidt
Id4pe 'ection. LIS n game that IS to
70 played b, Fu$ionftss in that TsrmiaF ysli
y ling secretly and In capeerl with Fusioni
'N in the States. AS part oflthe plan, e
~ inssaries are commissioned from said 7
er ritoryi in the character Of public lecture
Il who are 10 perambulsye the country, mi
I'd Fusion speeches, and colect Fusion fun
to all to carry onsthe coming campaign. p
~ CozTd says there il no nioree danger
}" slavery going 70 Kansas, than There is
he Atchison''s going 10 Heaven in a sling
en- We are glad TO meet one honest man ir
he that Territory, wih an honest account
'ct matters and things in that much abused |
~ misrepresented country, The wars are
er yer there. What will Stward, Chase
n o. do for Abolition tlhluGn thlunderii2s dterii2s Plain ?
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