The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
keep up with it!-[statesman. '
q Free State out CT Texas.

We don't wish our God and Liberty
friends, (~hoqpretend to have so much SYM
pathy fer uniyt rsal f. fleeduAl, and at the
same time Vote for and acl with that pro-
.cHplive organization ealrd Know Moth
lngs,) 10 get scared at the above heading,
but read cal. fully the fuiloH ing article from
the Mobile News, and see if they are net
ing consistently by acting End voting with
that proscriptive organization: -g- ~ e
From various sources S, says the Nav Or
leans Creole, we, have come. in possession
Of facts, which 90 10 sfow that thse French,
German Swiss, liungatiahs anI Other for
eigheis wIll,.ere long, maksb stroue dem
onstrationg 70 tolm, 2 free Slahoutofi Wes,
tern Texas. We have lately c, uversed
with men from that part Of the Slate, and
they unhesitantingly aver hat he foreign
ers there are 10 man opposed 10 Slavery
There are also men lfomatlt. North who are
msduous leaders in tie moyeineDt, and are
urging the foreigners to take arbold stand
in favor Of the project. They are busy in
the woik drilling Athtm fer lie contest and
already boast Of having ten lAousond vo
ers. efw ra4s s.
The struggle for division, viii soon com.
mence, and although natives Of the State
would ike to see division, yet they fear
TO test the question But whether thew
move or not. lke' foreigners win move for
them and bring them on the issue. The
longer lAe loiiies Of the Safe delay activn
on This subject, tic worse it will be for
them, for tfer opponents are gathering nu-
merical strength, and vii doubtless, over.
wheIm them sooner orlater, unless our pres
ent pattentproeess Standardization rs spec.
dlly arrested. 1t will be remember ed that
la few moLlhs ago. J. A. w lcox publish
ed a letter in The organ of the American
party at Aberdeen, Mississippi, in which
Tie facts alludedto by the Creole v ere put
forward with considerable power. whereat
Tie Anti Slavery press affected to laugh
and make merry generally.
Mr. Wilcox nevertheless spoke the truth
The foreign population Of Western Texas
is thoroughly atoilionized. and AS a proof,
The Gern9Es publish end support an ipeen
diary sheet at San Antonio. calleG, the San
Antonio Zietung. The people own no ne
groes, nor do they Sioh ElavprIi eithey neon
or of the Southern stamp.4 1 Mobile News.
Eg-The New Lisbon urora., he Oldest
antislavery P per in The Stale, thus speaks
OF demagogue Glasses inaugufat:--'" -"-' -
"Ghe first part cf Mr.. Chases Inaugural
is rather # general, introductory 'cliarac
ter, at least it is not printed in his paper.
In discussing matters of state policy etakes
the old wbig posiions--more banks, annu
al sessions, dc. This looks like going back.
ward, or at least more conservative than
reformatory. Mr. Chase. if some histori-
ars are not wrong, slumped il for the new
constitution, and now it looks, inconsistent
for him to be on the other side. His re-
marks on slavery are all right as far as ;hey
go; but like the 'locolocos, whose doctrine
he 50 much repudssts, he admits that sla
very may exist in this country The slave
ocrais are always at that, and Just as eler-
nally 'yawPing' about ,athisI being a free
country.
"Mr. Ford thought he must do like Mr.
Chase, and he has announced asmali ko
inaugural" tssd 3 1sivtt s7s 7sia'
TIE Success OF DEMocRArlo MEAsuREs. -
The Boston Courier, more candid ihap most
of its Wing eontemppries, speaking Of the
sub-treasuryssys: .1 .sJn ~. s
! eve are Of the opinion, that 1t has Ieen
the means ofpfeserVng tostiSe United States
an average Of nearly twenty millions hard
money, which, but ioFthe acknowledgement O
this independent treasury systemat the time
il was formed, would. not now have. beer
present in the country" -.
The Albany Argus, commenting on thil
frank admission, says ''it may be nentisa-
ed as singular and gratifying fact tha
the national measures Of the Democrats
party have all been carried out. and to Chi
day are in seccessfa operation. while thoa,
emanatiDg from other parties have meyer Il
much as had An existence. A tariff fo
revenue only--all have emanated from
Itbe Democratic party, and hare become
welded to Che prosperity Of the country.