The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-08-13
Charge IL upon them Democrats!


strongholds. We should track him in his mid
night hair We should strip the robes Of Alse
purity frOm his recreant limbs.
Charge upon them Democrats!
That they have started candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President who are to be elected,
if elected at all, by sectional vote, and for
whom no Southern man can vote without per.
sOnal dishonor and political suicide.
Charge upon them,
That they violate daily and deliberately, the
solemn warning Of Washington, who, in his
Farewell Address admonished his countrymen
to beware of sectional and geographical parties.
Charge upOn them,
That the leaders of the Fremont party are in
nearly every instance the avowed advocates Of
dissolution Of the American Union.
Charge upon them,
That they asSail and traduce our iellow-coun-
trymen of the South more than they could as
sail and traduce the yilest despotism on the
globe.
Charge upon them,
That they selected Fremont as a candidate, first
because he would prove to be their passive in
strument in the work of disunion, and next be-
cause he was supposed to have grown enormous
ly rich by his speculations
Charge upon them,
That they are presenting to the Northern
States, as an iuduccmcnt to secure votes for
Fremont, by speeches and editorials, in maps
and in pictures, the advantages that scouM result
from the dissolution Of the Union to Northern pros
Perity, and eoP.toit, and religion
| Charge upon them,
That their open championship of disunion
doctrines, directly follows from the infamous
example of the Hartford Convention in 1914
rs and like that dark plot is most earnestly
sustained by Great Britain.
Charge upon them,
That the British press halls the nomination
of Fremont, and the agitation that led to it as
the certain steps to dissolution of the Union.
Charge upon them,
That not satisfied with the overthrow Of our
civil rights and liberties, they have prepared
mankind for that dread catastrophe by sowing
the seeds Of discGrd in the Christian Church.
Charge upon them,
That they expect to carry this election with
money. They nominated Fremont for his
wealth. Seward says there is plenty of money
to be had to ignore and violate the Constitution,
in his speech at Albany, on the 18th of October;
and Francis P. Blair says, the Missouri Compro-
mise will be restored if Fremont is elected, by
buying up the Senators Of the United States
with the patronage of the General Government.
Charge upon them,
That they have invoked force to their aid in
the event of failing to elect Fremont by Sec
tional vote. See Webbs speech al the Black
Republican Convention; Gidding's threat in
Congress; the infide columns of the Boston
Liberator; and the sermon Of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher.
Charge upOn them,
That their love for the black is SO intense
that while they degrade and dslranchise white
man because he was born, like Lafayette, in a
foreign land, they would elevate Fred Douglas
and his school to social and political equality
with our lellew countrymen, because they are
negroes
Charge upon them,
That until they invoked the twin fends of
Aboitionism and Know Nothingism, Christian
Churches were peaceful and pious assemblages,
but now too many are torn with dissensions and
presided over by political priests.
Charge upon them.
That while blaming Mr.. Brooks for his at
tack upon Sumner, they never blame Fremont
for his attack upon Foote in both cases he Of
fense given having been during a debate in the
| Senate.
Charge upon them,
That while bowling over the disturbances in
Kansas, they never condemn the murders in
our great cities, by Know Nothing rowdies
of inoifensive and deserving adopted citizens
Charge npOn them,
That they have reviled the Missouri Com
promise for nearly forty years, and now demand
thot it shall be res storcd after it has been repeal
ed.
Charge upon them,
That they have selected candidate for Pres
ident who has neither the character, the capa-
city the experience nor the integrity, to preside
over the affairs Of the Government.
Charge upon them,
That in their war upon the Southern States,
they refuse to hesitate, because their schemes
must end in civil and servle war, and laugh at
the certain catastrophe of three millions of sud
denly liberated slaves being poured down upon
the North.
Charge upon them,
That they dcnounce and contemn the decis-
ions Of the highest tribunal in the land, and
openlytraduce the venerable jurists who compose
our United States Supreme Court.
Charge upon them,
| That while they ask the votes of the adopted
citizen, they prepare the statute that is to de.
prive him of his rights; and that one of the
Conventions which nominated Fremont affected
to repudiate Know Nothingism, while the 9th
er, which nominated him, made Know Nothing
| istu itS chief rner-StoNn