The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

we nave on former occasions shown the
black republican rule to be negro e9uuIity, and
prescription of white men. We have pointed
to Massachusetts where all restrictions are re-
moved from the negro, and is there entitled to
all the privileges, mmunities and powers ofthe
white man. Nay more, it is made necessary
part OF the requirements off the voter, to be able
to read and write the English language; and if
he should he so unfortunate as not to have had
the benefit of the schools, the hardy tar, or ma
tive OF some foreign State, who, though Ci-
zen OF the United States, might not have OBJ
tanned knowledge Of our language, would
find himself hustled away to give place to the
more favored darkey.
In New York the restriction requiring in the
negro property qualification was removed by
a black republican legislature, the same that
stripped the cities OF New York and Brooklyn
of their municipal rights.
Here, to use the Language of the State journal
which advocates negro equality, it is asserted
that $50 far as the right of suffrage, on any other
right Of citizenship is concerned, he should be pla
cel on an ECU Atty a0itA the rest Of mankind" {"
In New Hamshire, the black republican Gov
erncr holds this languagei
"ln this connection would also suggest for
your consideration, the expediency of a provs-
ion similar to that adopted in some ofthe sister
States, requiring every citizen to read the Eng
lish language before being admitted to the right
OF suffrage"
How long will it be before similar sentiments
are urged here? We heard them repeatedly
suggested during the last session of the black
republican legislature, especially by the vcnera
BILE individual who wished to lead Chase's black
regiments to "bleeding Kansas"
Everywhere the same. The Governor Of
New Hainshire would deprive citizens Of the
United States OF the right of suffrage, be-
cause they may not be able to read English, and
he advocates that negroes who cannot become
citizens Of the United States, shall be invested
with that right. This is the black republican
policy. They must in some measure, in the
North, conciliate the plug uglies, because they
cannot well dispense with their assistance eX-
eept just after an election.
Every where the same. New York finances
are dreadtully out Of order Massachusetts is
complaining of the extravagaace Of black repub-
canism. In Ohio, if Chase had been looking
into State affairs as closely as he did the affairs
Of Kansas, to which he wished to send five regi-
ments, and 100000 from his secret service
fund.- the astounding Treasury developments
might not have occurred
DO our people wish continuance of black
republican government? Are they satisfied
with their taxes? Do they desire negro equality
established? VIII theysubmit to have know
ledge ofreading and writing the English Ian
guage sine qua nan in voter? Are they rea-
dy to be further cajoled, deluded, chested rob-
bed, and be put oil with the old story Of 'it hap
psned long time agof' tuF y.t ~.
Let them lool,to it, black repubieanisn is
everywhere the same. ."-= Statesman. WI
BRIsToL's SAnsAPARILLA.- There has been a
serious increase in the number Of Fever and
Ague cases every year. for several years past,
and we are reminded in connection with this
fact, that the most potent remedy for the com,
plant, as we'll as for all intermittent and remit
tent disorders, Is Bristol's Sarsaparilla. This
famous preparation, which enjoys a reputation
oftwenty years'S standing, as a cure for all dis
eases Of the liver, lungs and externsI integu-
ments, is exclusively manufactured, OF the high
eststrength and purity, by d. I. Lanman l. Co.
Wholesale Druggists, New York, who are also
sole proprietors Of Kemp's Vegetable Worm
Pastillei, the most agreeable and certain Of all
remedies for. internal worms, and which require
no mineral preparations as an auxiliary. hin