The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
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Correspondence Of lie Cadrz Democratic Sentinel.
Cen. Mgn. WaIker---Deficicn in
the ohio TrcaSury---EEOw 30 stop
the SwindIing--Benj. Briggs, Esq.
---U. =. MaiI Route.
WAsHISGToY CRY, ID. C.]

Gen. VIM. Walker, accompanied by Coils.
I.Ockridge and Waters, ail active participants in
the late struggles in Nicaragua, arrived in this
city, on Friday last Two years ago the llth
of this month, Walker first landed ON the shores
Of Nicaragua. 1t has been charged that he
came on to Washington % consult with the
President, and, if possible, secure his approba-
ton for a renewal of his (Walker's) scheme in
regard to Nicaragua; this, however the GEN
eral fatty denies, and says that he Unexpected
ly "came among us'' for visit to his friends, OF
which there are quite number in this vicinity.
While, for one, do not sym mJathize with his,
or any other mans fHibHsterjng attempts, ard
believe that it is the duty of the American gov
ernment and American people to trown down
all such hostile invasionS Of a neghboring Re-
public, cannot but give Gen. W. credit for bra
very energy and talent to an unusual degree
| Whatever may have been his intentions towards
! Nicaragua led on solely by personal
ambition, or the noble desire of securing for the
people of that country government similar to
our own-makes no material difference. His
efforts have faile{, and in war as in politics,
defeated leader, no matter how assiduollsy he
may have labored, or what trials he may have
undergone, for the success of his undertaking
receives but little credit for his intentions, and
/
sally been the case, and will continue to be so
until man himselfchanges. That Walker fought
bravely for the accomplishment of his purpose
that he endured suilering-no one can deny,
who has watched his course during the past tN o
years; and yet, had he, instead OF engaging in
an act which deprived him Of American citizen,
ship, instead Of violating the laws of his country;
instead of invading foreign soil and by force of
arms attempting to conquer territory, ,-exerted
half Of the energy that he displayed in Ncara-
qua, there are but few positions lie could not
have reached, d,-positionS too, that would have
yielded him a far noher fame, and given him q
baighter page in history, than he will now re.
ceive. He alone did not suffer; there are thou
sands Of others who, but for his influence, wod
now be honored and respected citizens of our
Union, who would now be enjoying happy
homes surrounded by the comforts of life, IN
stead Of mouldering upon the soil Of Nicaragua,
But few, aye, very few of all those who like
| Walker, sought false fame, byth subiucation
of neghborng Republic, have been spared to
return and tell the tale. Let the result of Wal
ler's fillibustering, prove q warning in the fu-
ture; and let the fate Of his misguided follow
crs, serve as lesson to the young men of our
country
So the people of Ohio have had another spe-
cimen of Republican financiering presented to
V"1,ii' y sIo ''''o'' Vi w: L. ulosoh re
p"'l'1at .;'I ,iI 1'oaiy hlllii0h
= 5'''o 'l',1 "ooi C'o ol MI
u rl'o T " 3ili'. inc feSpoH-
Pt''y' ~ asserting
ma ma 'ii0 !, eN1''' "hoii hr ulbsoh
.ooN 'i'o 0ii'o1' - ~ iiot 70 oo
,'o' 'i'i9 - .i'o eu.e 'h"C INC mat
~ ~ ~ ~ uh'h now.
il0 u VIZ P''H \ol "hich
Go'Vi' - o''o'I t'o 'oo Sleeuy ior
I;rI i; t
!t'i ,l,,I' -, 'C'no Poilt'cal
~ W SUCH " lhohStrol'S
t ,o rSC Of tb "S proven oy
~, tL, l, ,,o,,,I Ia+ s;l,
tool, tto ofice nearly s nnnths 80 ~ o.p'un u,
,,,t Lo,,o d;sooyo,ni tIi Jf'97, 9N ts'i'' IL
;sted as bo claims sbortlvoftar he oss,,a ~
Jnt;as of b,s ofiica Wby tbo Las - ni. siio
cnc,at2 Was If NOT his iutv ~ an br,os4 ,s
nnd o,,ord;,n of tbc nnoo,S troo1,,l o''t,' ii'l
tha Gcts hefora the nnIIc s,,,ano,is,toI -
of u,,,t;nr ,,,t7 Ljo 6l, to,,, hal
TT,dor tLo ,raspnt STAFF of oifirs w. ..Pe"'
cana snsn;cion Of havinr "bad h,nd ~ ~ y,
Wh,t las Locomo or iii nj. ,,n,a,,Y H.. :.
hoan invested in western lands fnr tbo o,ia"t -
snoculaton or denosited in some ;nSoc,,ro Io
tar, ofticop Buttha late Treo.,,ro, ic ,e4 H.
nnIv ono of the RenuhI;con Stoto o(Iicors Y'1'N
r,,,;,or ;r,n,;catos in swind;n,r th, naonl,
! tboir money. Attorney GannraI K;,nboII ,,,o
also chargcd with usinc State nndS tor to Wv '''
tobl;ehing of hroLer,s Office i, CIarnI,,,1
,,h;ch ,'era lost Inv his deotb 6,d ,nra G',',i''
otbar ofIicaI who ;nstcad If ronat,,;n(r t 20 ,- m
Cnn;toI attending ia his dnt;es is ond ~ 'no
for counle of months skv-hrking can't n,o"t Uoo y,
aoainst whom tits said, seriouS c6arnsS I ,n;ni ;
Ts;tl trntb ha made The Rao, LI;na sta'lo1r
Grars elected in 1855 have nrovrn to ha Loo
| tGnl cot of men to MANAGE tha ana;rs of H.
oro,t state of Ohio, '10
II Is hiph time that the paon,o--+,,, hu,u.,
and machomcs the tax.n.ve. Ia, l'lo'1
a., ,aose better laws far tho saf, I. oe,li''l,r
tba;r bard EARNED traaenro.;t !, nGoP1na t;o =,
Stoto neicor. shop,d coaeo I; s,o1: 1iuio ti'at
t;,na od lohors 70 h,;,o, ia ndI'i "ul.s s.iei
f,i"os ma co,lsSon neaso y a',' os!'e
in otbor Statns and Terrifories a,J S.o a'i'.,4o
fl .,nselvas to the legitimafa Jutios 81 aesoIe
o.aI ,os;t;ons In tbe yvinter of 1870 s'ieii se'
Laar # tha Stota Sanote IIIon y lnel'i>
mi soc,,roI n, .AsNlii'E
hndU I u5;ll far tbo Lnttar .;osn 'la' t
Stato Troosnrvo bnt # Mas JoGaatnI - ~ h .iio
nn,,so III Of tba onnno;t;nn ,,o,i'ea, III s'ie
far, Danncr.ts voting onainst II uaJ -, "l't @ "
Io,,, thnt Ana 4 voJ aya ~ ooIolilo
Io, of ali ths money! IN tbo Pre,S,,seu .iiI
0;o don,,,,d +bo poSeooo ~ "
II 4 H. 1ll oy
fhod fho h which the DESIGNS nF yigl; I"soe me
latorS and dishonest bankers upon the treasury
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