The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
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OF the Csdia DemOerndc Sentinel
WAsHINGToN CRY,
June 18th, 1858.

In consequence OF the stand taken by ths
President against hasty legislation at the close
Of the session, Congress postponed its adjourn
ment to the evening OF the 18th inst The
Senate, however was retained by proclamation
OF the President, as some important matters
were to be laid before it by the Executive. But
on yesterday, the President having no further
communication to make it adjourned for the
present, having been two days in extra session.
The Congress just adjourned, though it did
not continue as many days as has been usual,
sit, perhaps, more hours than any Congress that
has ever preceded it. This was accomplished
by means Of evening sessions.
The news from Utah, which was deemed cor
rect, that Brigham Young had invited Governor
Cumming into Salt Lake City, and had yielded
obedience to the United States is contradicted
by some of the Army Officers and credited by
Gen, Scott, who is now in this city, that the
Mormons will really fight.
This may be somewhat embarrassing to the
government, as 1t leaves in doubt the expeden-
cy of arresting the march of troops for Utah, as
contemplated. Congress authorized several
volunteer regiments, and should war with the
Mormons break out, special session would
have to be called to make appropriations for
those regiments of volunteers as well as, per-
haps, to pass loan bill. There seems to be no
sort of probability of war with England. The
question ofthc recent outrages upon our vessels
in the Gulf Of Mexico, by British cruisers, has
been before Parliament, and the views thereon
are of a pacific character A war with the
United States appears to be generally depreca-
ted by the British press especially.
The resolutions called the British aggression
resolutions, were unanimously adopted in the
Senate yesterday. These resolutions, as well as
the course pursued by the President, are Of
decided and unmistallable character, looking to
a settlement Of the question that shall satisfy
the just demands of their government.
There is much talking and writing from this
city, among those with whom the wish is father
to the thought, that there is to be rupture of
the Cabinet Indeed, on last Monday the city
I,
Floyd had resigned. And rumor had it that it
was on account ofdifferences between these two
gentleman. The rumor of the effect, like the
cause, proved to be false; for never were two
gentlemen on better terms Of friendship. SO
imagine, will all those stories prove to be with
regard TO u dissolution of the Cabinet Of Mr..
Buchanan. .f.r.t....... ......
The election that came off here on thc7
inst, was in marked contrast to that o one year
ago, being orderly and peaccablo. Tho Demo.
cratic candidate for Mayor, Col, Berritt, was
elected by 57l majority, being gain since the
last Mayors election Of $50 democratic votes
Last year Know Nothngism combined with
Plug g-uglylsm and rowdyism set all order and
dcccncy at defiance until the muskets of the
Marines were brought to bear on them. Since
sfhen they have descended so low in the scale OF
politics that, Notwithstanding they tried to dis
guise their hideousnoss by calling their leader
the peoples candidate and no party candidate
&C., including the support Of the black republi-
cans here, who voted with them, they were COM
pletcy oyerthrowh In addition to their row.
dyism they have some damnng deeds of shame
recorded against them Of an official kind. AS
an instance, their conduct with the Washington
National Monument, for which they deserve the
cxecraton Of the American people, irrespective
Of patty Yours, G.