The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-27

q palpable evidence Of the disregard Of the ad-
mouitions, both Of Washington and Jefferson,
opposed by the latter as the entering wedge to
dissolution of the Union-a Union which a
Banksand Chase, to gain their ends would
willingly let slide
8. We adhere coIdially 10 the doctrine Of
Popular Sdveignty as taughtin the Declaration
Of independence; but eondenn'as gross per-
version of that doctrine the modern pretension
that one portion OF a community may rghtiully
enslave another.
What mockery! Interpret their words by
their acts, ana how does the case stand. The
popular sovreignty as taught in the Declaration
of Independence repudiated the right of the
King of Great Britain or Parliament to make
law for the government of Americans without
their consent or against their will. What Far
Lament tried to do with the people OF her
colonies in this country, the Black Republicans
would have Congress to do with the people OF
Kansas-take away their popular sOvreignty'
thus virtually assuming the right of one por
ton Of community to enslave another; for it you
take away the right and power of people to
govern themselves, you 'ensIave them
10 We hold to the old fashioned notion of
our Fathers, "a fair days wages for days
work, and repudiate with scorn the sentiment
that "slaverY is the natural and normal condi
ton of the aborirg man." and will resist as
anti Republican ard unjust every attempt, by
whomsoever made to degrade the free labor of
free men here and elsewhere, and proclaim it as
of tl,o of Il lipnO N
party in seeking to prevent the further spread
of slavery to secure to the free white labor of
the country, its Just reward and its full social
and political rights.
Indeed! And have you still notion that
the terrible calamity predicted before Buchan
ans election, the reduction OF labor to ten cents
a ddy,' will yet take place? Oris it ruse to
divert attention from the fact that is patent all
over this country, that the leading and loud
mouthed Abolitionists, who pretend to have the
most love for the colored man, almost always
pay them for their labor in old cast Of clothes,
sinking meat and n,oql(y breaH
You will resist will you every attempt to
dearale the free labor or free men here and else
where? And one of your chief objects is to Sc
cure the free WHITE labor OF the country It's
Just reward, is it. Well, how do you propose
to do it? Well tell you how. You shut out
the free negro from Kansas by the Topeka Con-
stitution. Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa forbid
them, we believe from entering their limits
) and the Canadian Government is about to re-
fuse their admission and run off those that are
there Consequently Ohio, with 'brulder Chase
at the helm of Government, will be the com.
mon stamping ground for the runaway and
manumitted slaves of the South AMI North in.
Guiding the incorrigibilty vicious as well as thC
superannuated and worthless. This delectablt
addition to our population must have work OF
starve The laboring WHITE man if he ha'
but half sense, will easily perceive that THU
colored labor will come in competition with the
labor of the white man. and instead of white
: men obtaining JUST REWARD" for thei
labor, it will be "DEGRADED." This is al
, plain as the nose on a mans face.
II. We condemn without qualification th'
embeZzIement Of the public moneys recently
discovered, and we demand the prompt and rig
orolS enforcement Of the laws in the punish
nent of every person implicated in the same.
Is it possible? You are ready to lock tn
stable door after the horse is stolen-but VIII.
did your Legislature repeal the only law which
would punish the offenders by imprisonment il
the Penitentiary? And why did your friend
in the Legislature of 1854, oppose the passag
Of the Independent Treasury law forbiddins tn
n loan to or nstrumentaty Of Banks IN the keep
ing and disbursement of the public funds?-
Had the law proposed by the Democrats a
a tat time been passed. the recent unparallelle
: dcfalcation which curses the Republican part
u would not have occurred.
n r. We are in favor of the free grant of tn
public lands by the General Government j
: limited quantities to actual settlers.
d We have no controversy with you on th
+ score
-. We approve of the acts of the last Ger
eral Assembly providing for the better Securit
l. of the State Treasury; rectfying abuses; redr
n cling State taxation and expenditure; and limi
& ing the amount Of local taxation by county an
municipal authorities; and we demand such ful
thcr legislation as will most surely and eifectl
y ally protect the money Of the people from en-
ID bezzlement and misapplcation, and most pc
of lectly secure economy and efficiency in ever
,t department of the State administration.
:. Ii your smelling committees, your Audito
u Excellent Chief Magistrate &C., could no
n after having law passed obliging the Governt
.s to examine the condition of the Treasury, di
- cover deficit OF over half million dollars,
what use was the act providing for the bett
:. security of the State treasury And VIII
J. further legislation, irrespective Of law seve
,fd ing the connection Of Bank and State, whit
). the democrats propose to pass, is demanded?
. Will your further legislation consist in brin
- in. into life a new set of Banks? 1t is an al
mitted fact that the Banks already in existenc
a. have by completely with Gibson in furnshi
y. him with money for the purpose Of enablil
.. him to deceive the Committees, Auditor al
q. Governor, thereby becoming accessories wi
Gibson in purloining the public funds. Can Il
n people vote for more Banks when these instt
IS tons neither scruple to assist thus DIRECTLY
b. robbing them of their taxes paid in to suppo
x the Government, nor indirectly by taking sh
I ter under partial and unjust laws passed
.. their benefit or under plea of vested right
e. refusing topay their just proportion of the pu
.ro lie burthens.
! The economy and efficiency in every depal
ment of the State Administration promised
these resolution makers will prove like t
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