The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03

The itrpmbttcau Party Sectional.
During the last campaign We charged that
the Republican party was Ssuioaal organizs-
tiou. The charge was Indignantly denied by
them, and some Of their stumpers even went so
Gar as to labor PFOdigiously to prove that it was
the only national party, and that it was the
Democratic party that was sectional, Many Of
our rca'lers may remember some OF their lum-
nous efforts in that behalf But now when the
farce is endrd, their little man beaten, and that
kind Of Justification is Of no more use to catch
votes, their leading journels With bold faced
inpulence come out and acknowledge that they
had bcen lying all the while-that in truth the
party "is a sectional one, divided by ageograph-
ical line '-"that it was strictly such and nee
vssarily took that character"
Just think Of this shameless avowll, after
such loud harpins about "union," and nation
atty" 20 Lori how this world is given to
lying" This is almost equal in efIrontery to
the black Republican claim of being the ''re-
trenchment and reform party in this State
Can party so regardless of all truth and prin-
ciple, receive and maintain the confidence Of an
enlightened people? We thiuk not. 1t has
backed square out from all its positions it held
a short time ago. Kansas has quit bleeding
Just as We sail it would after the Presidential
election. And there would have been no trou-
bic at all in Kansas since the election, had il
not been that few fools there, in order to make
capital for the Republicans herr, who refused to
enjoy the elective franchise, an | fooled their
time away in prating about the worh out hobby
Of the Topeka Constitution" in gloriying the
arch-hypocrites, jim Lane, Robinson & Co.,
and acting blockhead generally. Kansas will
now be free,-made so by the actual bona file
il to become of the freedom shrekers, Niger
heals and amalgationists? twill all be up
with them then. 1t is all up with them now
The mighty array Of flaming shrekers that was
going to sweep the North, carry everything
before them, ami 'bring the government back
to the principles of Washington and Jefferson
buOuS lhS hiiiot Niu bhS SSAuSSoS
has dwindled down to an insignificant barking
at the Supreme Court" The war cry is not
now bleeding Kansas" but in the stead thereof
that other terrible name "Drei Scvt." Instead
of pouring out their supcrabundant sympathy
! upon the three million negroes in bondage, they
pour it all out on the devoted head of that pool
old nigger "Dred Scot" The D,e{- ful fiat has
gone forth that the Supreme Court must bt
abolished. We think it will stand the shock
and the next turn will be they were just joking
that the Supreme Court is pretty good in.
Stitution after all-that they were just lying 9
little when they said that the Judges were nc
better than "bar-room politicians" just as they
did when they said that their party was na-
tonal and not sectional Well, let them take
their course and lie, and change, and repudatc
their principles with every change of the moon
Such q course cannot win long. We will con-
tinue to detect and expose their political hum
buggery and hold them up for the condem
nation Of all consistent and honorable men.
In confirmation Of the above, read the follow.
ing extract from the Pittsburgh 'Commercia
Journal" of August 18th, leading Black Re.
publican paper, and ponder on the knavery:
"Under the Republican movement in 1856
the North was more nearly united upon dis
tinctiye Northern policy than at any pcriot
since the admission Of Missouri.
But we failed of victory then, and the danger
is imminent that we shall fall away fatally from
the only Union that ever can be effective against
the united South. Timid men shrink from tht
avowal that the Presidential campaign of 1885,
was sectional one, and parties mainly divided
by geographical lines We maintain that it was
strictly such, and justly took that character
And we can have no hope that the disturbing
question, which must be met and adjusted be-
fore the country can have perfect tranquility
will ever be reduced to process of settlemen
until sectional or geographical parties have giyer
the North absolute control of the question:
the time will come must come and we may al
we'll encounter that crisis now, and shall do il
as safely now as at future day. Are the peo
Pile of the North prepared to face the issue anG
take the consequences? We fear not, but W,
think we see our duty clearly and shall clamo
for organization upon sectional ground, nothing
daunted by the difficulty of infiising into Nor
thern Politics an efficient leaven of Northern
Sectionalsm.
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