The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
scwnra's Programme Tor 1850.


The policy Of Seward AMI other leaders Of th,
Republican party is creating eommOtion ia thsi
camp. The abolition grounds assumed by hin
meets decided opposition from the more conser
vAtiVe, and cannot lail to drive many OF them /,
the Peoples party The leaders Of the Re
Publcans are, an hav, always been. mncl
more ultra and fsnaticAl than the masses. Al
this tim, at lsaH one half of the Republicans
approve Of the principle of popular sovereignty
and when they have ascertained beyond doubt
the true positions Of their leaders, il they re-
main longer in thu party th3ir integrity may
safely be questioned. sfi.
A number of the R'pu5lican presses h,va ex-
pressed themselves decidedly in f1vor Of papu-
lar sovereignty and will follow no leader who
breaches y different doctrine The following
rom ,Lccw Hampshire &ateman, Repub.
lican paper OF considerable influence exhibits
the feelings of this class. The article, be it re
membered, is in reply to portion Of Stewards
s. cech:
"Now let me inquire, in the name of common
sense, of what avail is it to prove by statistics
that we pay three-fourths Of all the revenues OF
tie Government, while Southern consumers
are our largest customers? or what avail is it
to prove, to the satisfaction of every politician,
that We supply the South with all that they
wear, from top knot to shoe latchet; with all
that they use, rom steam engine to friction
match, when this very process feeds our manu-
facturers? The South is as necessary to the
North as the North is to the South Massachu-
sets annually makes six millions OF dollars
worth OF shoes. The South is her best custom
err When the shoe business declines, garnt
hunger stalks through the streets of her -four
ishing villages.
New England is extensively engaged in the
manufacture ofcotton. We buy the raw mate.
rial of the South, and pay in goods. When our
spindles cease to whirl the operatives are
threatened with starvation. 1t is a spirit OF
hyena that bites the hand that feeds it. 1t il
high time to cultivate yfraternal feeling between
different sections OF orr country. Neither com
morce, manufactures nor agriculture can -four
ish while the two hostile portions of our coun-
try endeavor to cripple and injure each other.
SuppoSing we succeed in convincing the Sourh
of their dependence on us for all they eat and
wear, and use and thus stimulate them to es-
tablish manufactures for themselves or divert
their trade into other channels, are we gamers
by the process?
Suppose we prove that they are indebted to
Of the same Plan of tie ehaug hgf'E ysar
onsultng Surgeon is authorised to give MEDl-
Al ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by let
u, with description tage. occupation, habits OF
lie, &c } and in cases of extreme poverty, TO fur
j h Medicine FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the
CIV remedies and methods of treatment, discover
i during the past yeor, are of great value.
Au admirable report on Epelmntorrh@n, or Semi
al Weaknesst the Vice OF Onanism, Masturbaton
Sef-ablse, and other diseases OF the Sexual or
ans, by the coesuting Surgeon, will be sent by
lal lin a seaed letter envelope) + K L o
HARGE, on receipt Of two stamps for POSTAGE
her Reports and Tracts on the nature and treat
lont Of Sexual diseases, Diet, &C, are constantly
eing published Tor gratuitous distributions and will
. sent to the afflicted a~ .sa5-
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
:. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
aton, No. Q, South Ninth street, Phiadelp phn
a. Ay order OF the Directors,
GEO FAIRcnILDS SeG'y.
EZRA b. HEARTWELL, President.
Feb. 3, l858-ly sraa-. r., r- -- .~TTs fvr