The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-08-20

Keep il Before the People!
The Steubenville Union says. Keep it before
the people that Horaes Greeley, writing to the
Tribune from Washington less than month a
20, said" The evidence is mountain high that
great majority Of he actual settlers in Kansas are,
and long hare been, Free STATE menr'
Keep IL Before the People!
That Messrs. Howard aud Sherman, the Black
Republican members of the Kansas Investiga.
ting Committee, after travelling all over the Ter
ritory of Kansas, and after making particular in
quiry on the point state in their official report,
that majority of the people in Kansas are Free
State men.
Keep il Before the People!
That nine tenths of the Kansas correspondents
of the Black Republican journals, and nineteen
twentieths ofall others who write from the Ter
ritory, gave the same assurance.
Keep It Before the People!
That Messrs. Howard Sherman say in their Of
fetal report "Thst in the present condition of
the Territory, fair election cannot be held with
outa new census, stringent and well guarded
election law, the selection of impartial judges,
and the presence ofthc United Ststes troops at
every place of election"
Keep it Before the People!
That the Democrats in the U. S. Senate passed
bill providing for new census, a stringent
and well guarded election law, the selection Of
impartial judges, and the presence of United
States troops at every place Of election; and for
frrthering the cause of justice, providing in adj
dition that the Free State men who had left the
Territory on account the disturbances therein
should have a right to return and vote.
Keep it Before the People!
That John p. Hale, the leading Black Rcpubli-
can in the Senate, speaking of this bill, in his
place, said: "IHtjnk the bill is almost uHoyection-
able" and that it was afterwards amended by its
friends 50 as to meet every objection urged a.
gainst its passage that could be met by legisla.
ton.
Keep it Before the People!
That the passage of this bill would have obyia
ted every difficulty, would have restored peace
and harmony to Kansas, and would have made
that Territory Free State.
Keep ii Before the People!
That Colamcr and Fessenden, Foot and Foster
Black Republican Senators from the New Eng
land States, united with the ultra Southern
members, and cut off part of the Free Stat'
vote in the Territory, by striking out the claus
giving foreigners, who had declared their inten
tions, the right to vote,-a right enjoyed b.
that class of settlers in every other Territory il
the Union.
Keep it Before the People!
That when this bill came to the House it wa
VOTED DOWN! by the solid vote of ever
Black Republican present except Broomc of Pa
and Letter of Ohio
Keep il Before the People.
That the Black Republicans in the House hay
originated bill ostensibly to settle the Kan'a
difficulties which they hRoto ca, neither pass I'll
Senate nor rceeive Ececutioa oppyoual; but whic
is really designed as cloak with which to hid
their diabolicaI purpose Of continuing the outra
ges and riots and murders in Kansas, from til
| withering condemnation of hepeope.
Keep ID Before the People!
That the Black Republicans are in favor ofkec
ping up the scenes of violence and blooIshel
| Kansas until after the Presidential election,
that they can iniilme the people to madnoS
and thus make converts to their mougrel part
; Keep it EscfOGe the People!
That plreJ which thus triH,5 with the poac
orth, Unoa, AM plays a political game wit
the lives an sattty OF the inhabitants Of kan56
is worthy only ofuaiVersal cxecraton, and spe,
DIV and utter destruction.