The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-08

Kanas shrsekine would he Wholly without a
plafihrm of Pri,.ciyles 20 stand upon u Is
tieir whals stock IA trade. aud >hOru Bf il they
wnuIabs like ship At 50. xilhout compass Or
Tuddsr. or essa = friendly Sssr 10 bstokon their
dsstay. Al 'hsm what their party expects
70 socompliSh in township election; the answer
Is FSsd5A IN Kansas What oourse Of policy |
vii they Pursua in the event Of their saOoeSS at
a Saieeleriioa. thsy tn you Freedom in Kan
sas. What viii bs the result in National J
contsst2.aadasaia we hear the cry Of Freedom
IN KHnssz Freedom in Kansas is the alpha |
and &e4ta. the hssisnins and the end Of the |
Black Rspuhlieaa eonssSionof sith.
Now. 50 kr from their weeping eyes being
hlihi Wish hsassa tear Iar 'blsedipg Kansas.
thu pEnsf aaily thickshs that their proGsSsed
syIaAthy Is hollow moeksry. by which they
epect 10 cry themselves into place and power,
ia continue the plunder Of the Treasury, State
and National, as they have done for the past
two years LIT the candid reader sxmine
theiFcoaAssions and their acts, and BY their own
words he viii ooademn them.
sThssoineinnati cbmppUaak one Of the most
aI.uioafhed Black Republican sheets in the
Siats, sayssl-I @
"a continuation Of brute force and party pow
ethaae been enabled 80 TO arrange the prelimi-
naFies. that il seems almost impossible to be-
licye that it can fal Ct success in the design to
secure q constitutional establishment Of human
sefsstiaie upon free Territory. Nor are Toe dtcate
E1atths Is b Be regretted. Providence is permit
ting party democracy to write It's own history,
end engTsye its own epitaph. 1t is allowed
ffeedog 70 make itself perfectly and unmista-
kahly 8nsa1nouS in the eyes ofthe world"
pIshat Kansas comes in as slave State is not
to be fcgretted. The PROCLAMATION Of the name
Of Ptosidsnce means simply that the Black Re-
p6blicans are resolved that it shall be so, and
then they intend TO charge il upon the Democ-
racy, and make the people believe the ialsehoOd
iFsthey can.
There are two parties in Kansas the Free
State men, and the pro. Slavery mon. It is
conceded on all hands that the Free State party
Iriafssly IN the minority, and could have things
an their own way IL they desired to; neverthe-
less they have refused to vote at every election
and by doing SO have given the pro-slavery men
sole control, and allowed them to do as they
pleased And then the Commercial and the
whole kit Of Black Republican sheets prate
about Hbrnte force,' pro slavery outrages, and
oppression of the Free State Settlers. Ask
them why they do not vote and prevent the
grievances they complain Of, and they will talk
Of 1test oaths' and dollar tax, knowing at the
same time these ''test oath" laws have been re-
psaled. Ask them why it was that when a
Democratic Senate passed bill repeating all
the obnoxious laws Of Kansas the Black Re-
publican House defeated the bill; they have no
answer to give except that they were suspicious
Of it. The fact is, they are making every effort
10 have Kansas come in as Slave State, intend
ing to blame it on the Democrats and hope to
getenough to believe their lie to enable them to
carry some State elections, and give them a
chow for the Presidential election IN 1860.
Such, says the Pittsburgh Post, is the trans
parent scheme may the confessed scheme Of
the selEstylei Republicans; and the Free State
men Of Kansas are foolish enough to become
their willing instruments; and it is vainly ina
eined the people Of the Northern States are stu
pd erough to be deceived by the fraud.
But lest the people should discover the fraud
and denounce the design, they find it necessary
to PROMISE that Immediately after the election
OF 1850 they will go to work and abolish slavery
IN Kansas. The Commercial, in the same arti-
Gle frem which we quote above, says on this
points a
"'Fhe tine will come, when the people o
Kansas will be enfranchised, and clothed with
the power Of local self-government; and with a
population five to one in favor of freedom how
lJng does any one suppose that an institution
established among them by fraud and violence
viii be permitted to continue? Who will dare
- take Slaves to Kansas or be able to keel
them when they have arrived? The population
OF that State will not be merely anti slavery
but intensely, extremely anti slavery
Yes, "the time will come" quoth he. Anc
he wishes his deluded readers to understand
that time is the year of our Lord one thousano
eight hundred and sixty one--just after the mex
Presidential election. They will then go t.
work and abolish slavery in Kansas. 1t is ne
eeasary to pruDsise this in order to persuade tn
party toagrce to the rascality in the meantime
Such is the plan. eg ~ .aH
Now, see how these schemers count thei
chickens before they are hatched. BY thi
scheme, say they, We will have defeated the De
inocrats in good many local elections in 1856
'5s and '59. We will have elected a sectional
abolition President in 1860. We will hav
made Kansas an intensely, extremely anti sla
very State. We will have gloriously humbug
ged the people Of the North. We win hay
conquered the people Of the South. Weawil
have crushed the Democracy. We will hav
gained political power. We will again have Sc
cured the ascendsncy in the lower House Of Con
gross, where we can again got square miles 0
laad for vote, like MattesOn. We will hay
rot thecentrol Of that full and overfowing trea
smy. Z. We will have secured all the at Offices
Such is the fat brood Of fat chickens that ar
10 bahatcled out, by preventing the repeal Q
the obnoxious Kansas lawS and by refusing :
vote, and thus bringing that Territory in Is
slave State. But lika tha maid with the mil
pail, they are likely to spoil their whole schem
BY being vain of it's smartnsss, and braggin
about It, as the Cincinnati C0asaercial has al
rsay done.
The game win b, all exposed and anderstoo
ntime. If the free State men in Kansas ar
largely IN tho majority, as they no doubt ar