The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
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So thought |, Mr.. Editor as communica-
ton about DR. Berkley's speech, in the Rgp4JE-
ca1, was pointed out to me for perusal Said
communication was some might think written
for the Rp4Vtcan like the big tales aboat Kan
sas are manufactured; distorted and exag-
gcratcd by falsehood and Misrepresentation
but for my part l think said communication was
written earnestly and in honesty, and shows
forth the blindness with which al MN can be
clothed. Every one in the EAST acquainted with
Dr. Berkly, knows full we'll that asa scholar
and gentleman, he could not mike use Of
such poor language, waiting and unconnccted
The speech which he made in tle,scllool ahouse
was not the speecllthel LIS'e',erin hjscbnnfpni-
cation tried to impart to tho rdadei'sI ofthe Re-
| pthiears, and as there was notal person preSllt
in the meeting who took down the SPEECH as il
fell from the lips Of DIR. BcGkoy,i so btS.eltr
must have relied upon his merhory,i ,ortnade it
himself or dreamed itghcncerl it was ghistown
production. My FELLOW citizcnS,in the! ahogh-
! borhood Of Dckison's school Hoa$e and tho %
present at the meeting are not blocklleadS, but
claim intelligence enough to discriminate ? be-
tween common sense and such silly talk which
the communication pretonds is ar5speeeh from
Dr. Berkeley Ifthey had spent time listening
to such talk, the world might have branded
them block heads, and DIR. Borkley a fool, and
both would have been fit to 60 for the woody
horse and they would surely see nigger in cv
cry wood pile. But the truth of the matter is
the citizens near said School house claim com
mon sense, and will prove and showuitiby their
vote for Buchanan and adherence to Democrat.
ic principles. Their heads are notso light anc
unincunlbered with brain chat every mind can
/ turn and blow them'where likes; but they arc
like true citizens standing fast to the country
the Constitution and th9 country's welfare
abhorring, and scorning and. stunning the dis
contcntcd croakings Of a traitors voice, undc
the sound of their 'shricks for freedom" Idt
not charge the Listener with SwiIlfully nisrepre
s,nting Dr. BIS speech, for fhis intellect, hat
i been strong enough to appreciate common sense
4 and understand the arguments and positions o
| the truth .ho would not have been found writ
ling silly communications for the Republican
!, but act as man and true citizen in voting fl
] Buchanan. But charity Forbids us TO charg
4 the Listener with willful Misrepresentation -
! The List9hey wrote as he Understood Bcrklty,t
H. II" "a. .a aaIa r.. HH..#
speak, and As be did not rccolleet OF claim h
report B.''sspecch 0GBattn, 50 had he to writ
II down as wcll as he was able, and BY 50 doint
| he showed his want ofconrhon sense andslt
The wool Of the woolcy horse Vas. 70 athicl
drawn over his mental eyes that he eoutd no
appreciate common sense; his head being o,ain
4 less, could not exercise the power of The bfar
&. and his mental vision dimmed OF clopdcd by tn
. woOlof the wooley horse, party could not 80
d thelight Of Democracy; but a few. streams 3
q this light 50 powerfully directed by Dr. b, wer
\ occasion lly enabled to penetrate Through th
ID waol and illapine tho dark and bepightsl
: mind of the llstsney, shocked disturbe
4 HIM like thesunbeams domaa hest cofz Oats. an
llIgctting only glimpse of truth, was afosfhl
] keep IL to himself to ponder ard nurse oYstjt
J lpsrchaNae itamight enlightenh mltoo much, AM
: hence thought himself in duty bound itorpnias
/ 70 bis leaders N the communication refcrredao
!, and reported al bskpsw II ,wasable Il Irepor
i,A-and hence suchsally stuff rallEspixsd wit