The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-05-26
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1t is currently repootcd. and, we have no
doubt, with truth, that the anti LecomptOn
opposition are resolved that il shall not be their
fault that their predictions respecting the
action ofthe people Of Kansas on the conference
measure shall not be fulfilled. We are told
that the Republicans, Know Nothings and ANITA
Lecompton leaders are to hurry into Kansas.
pending the vote provided for in that bill, and
by incendiaty appeals, and by the influence of
every specie Of infamous partisan agency, bring
about rejection Of present admission. Whilst,
as we have said, we feel no solIcitude respecting
the result of this vote, We cannot refrain from
holding up to public execration such an exhibi-
ton of bitter and malignant partlsanship as
would be afforded by the promising spectacle.
1t would involve an Intervention in affairs with
which they have no right or apology to inter
fere, on the part OF the men who may engage
in it. even more obnoxious to honest eyecTation
th,n border-ruffian SIN ITSELF 1t manests an
utter disregard of the true interest Of the Kan
sas people, which can only be tried and passed
upon by those interested in the question, in
calm and sober judgement, uninfluenced by the
partisan appeals of impudent demagogues and
by the corrupt appliances ol pot house maneu-
vering. 1t is not the good Of the people that is to
be worked out by this scheme, for that could be
much better accomplished by leaving the ques-
ton to their own unbiased decision; but it man.
ifestly has in view no other purpose than the
e-opening Of the wounds Of bleeding Kansas,
for the benefit of corrupt polti, ians at the ex-
pense of the best interest Of the unfortunate
people of this fanatic ridden Territory 9H
We have no reason to expect the adoption OF
any better or more honorable course by these
aoce of the political Intervention which has
cursed Kansas throughout. We had hoped,
however, that at last its inhabitants would
be left to act for themselves, and that the rule
Of abolitionism there had about seen its close.
These efforts Bipartisan schemers lend confrma-
tion to the worst that we had believed respecting
the sway Of eastern trickstcrs and demagr gu Is
over the minds and conduct of the leaders Of the
Hee-Olate party Ot hanSaS, ana leave no longer
any doubt that the fearful partisanshp mani
tested on its soil were the direct results OF the
ordors Of foreign wireworkers.
1t prov S, too, that thes men fear the result
of the calm judgement of the Kansas people,
and that they feel some new, and more potent
measures must be resorted to, to keep open this
fruitful field of sectional political agitation.
What may be the result of the labors of these
bigots and tricksters, Of course can hardly be
foretold, but in any event, such influence must
inevitably prove disastrous 10 the we'll being Of
Kansas The agitation and bitter strife that
would necessarily be enkindled by such con
test as that proposed, where the question is not
one ofprinciple but Of policy, upon which tn,
most even judgments might differ, can scarcely
be estimated, but it is quite apparent that the
cnbittored feeling which would be left behind
could afford but little countenance to hope ofa
speedy phacc and rest at its close.