The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-28

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ing is Fright, just, and proper"
A little further on in the same work the in
ouiring senator must have read the following
martial appeal to arms to "exterminate" an in
sttution guaranteed by the Constitution and the
laws OF the land:
"Do not reserve the strength Of your arms
until you shall have been rendered powerles' to
strike; the present is the proper time for action;
under all the circumstances, apathy or indilier-
ence is crime First ascertain, as nearly as
you can, the precise nature and extent OF your
duty, and then, without moments delay, per-
form it IN good faith"
This, too, IS just, right and proper"
On q subsequent page OF this most vi!lainous
book Mr.. Wade must have read the following
menace addressed to the slave. owners Of the
South:
"Henceforth, sirs, we are demandants not
suppiants We demand our rights--nothing
more, nothing less. is for you to decide toaeth-
er zoe are to haze justice peaceabg or by VIOLENCE;
for l0hdteUer consequences may fo'lo1o, '0s are de-
termlneG 10 have it one aUay on the other"
To the senator's mind there did not seem
anything even IN thiS thst Is hoI l'Sh| Ju'''
and proper"
Mr.. WaGe admitted that the following extract
from Heller expressed opinions rather more
"intoerant" than those he entertained; but he
saw no reason why it might not be well to cir
cuIate those opinions:
Tnscrbed on the banner which we herewith
unful to the world, with the full and fixed de-
termination to stand by it or die by it, unless
one OF more virtuous efficacy shall be present
ed are the notices which, in substance, embody
the principles, as we conceive that should gov
ern us in our patriotic warfare against the most
subtle and insidous fee that ever menaced the
naienable rights and liberties and dearest in
terests OF America:
u. Thorough organization and independent
political action on the part OF the non-slave-
holding whites of the South
2. Ineligibility of pro-slaverY Shareholders;
never another vote to any one who advocates
the retention and perpetuation ofhuman slavery
3. No Co operation with pro slavery polti-
clans; no fellowship with them in religion; no
affiliation with them in society.
A. No patronage to proslavery merchants
no guestship in slave waiting hotels; no fees to
pro- slavery lawyers; no employment OF pro-
slavery physicians; no audience to- pro,slavery
parsons. ..' .- =
s. No more hiring of slaves by non-slave.
holders.
6 Abrupt discontinuance Of subscription to
ro-slavely newspapers"
In all this there is nothing that Senator Wade
can find which is not light, proper, and just
We will make but one more extract from
this book, in which murder, servile insurrectlon
and treason are boldly advocated in the follow
ing atrocious language:
$50 it seems that the total number OF actua
slaveowners, including their ontire crew o
cringing lckSpittles against whom we have tc
contend, is but three hundred and forty sever
thousand five hundred and twenty-fi five. Agains
this army for the defence and propagation o
slavery we think it will be an easy matter-in
,lependent Of the negroes. who, IN 9fne coses or
of ten, soou1d be delighted sOjh an opport"n'ty Il
cpt hei, masters throntS, and without accepting
Of single recruit from either Of the free States
England, France, or Germany--to muster ont
at least three times as large and far more re
spectacle for its ntter extinction. We are de
ier,njned 10 olol5sh s1oUery at all hozards-'n de
, fapce of all the opposition, Of 1Uha'eu"r nature
,ylich il is possible for the slarrocrots TO brTn
: ng1inst us. or this they may take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly"
4 United States senator bound by his solemn
oath of office to Support the Constitution" t
suppress instructions and repel invasions
t to punish treason and traitors, and all thos
. who give them "aid and comforti' to protec
, each of the States against invasion" and ais
against domestic violence" declares in tn
e Senate chamber, in the presence OF the senator
= from those States against whom and who's
families and kindred these terrible threats an
n denunciations are directed, that he has read ii
n book carefully in which these threats are cor
o tained and that he finds nothing in them th'
c is not fright, just, and proper"
e No wonder that Senator Iverson indignant
: refused "to stultiy himself" by replying to NJ
l. Wades question whether he [Mr. ~ saw an,
II thing in the book to disapprove. Disapprov
IS indeed Who that is not stee ped to the lips
s, the odious hereses Of black-republcanis
n that is not an enemy to the Constitution ar
r. the Union,-can read such revolving trease
k without feelings Of adherence and loathing
ID those wfio could utter or endorse it? Mr.. Jof
ID Sherman stands at this moment before Il
Of American people as responsible for the vile Sc
I'd timents contained in Helfer's publication as Il
at black republicans who composed and publish,
le it, under the name Of man whom they kne
III to be thief.
lie If Mr. Sherman is elected to fill the Spea
ID cr's chair, his election will be tantamount to
Mt declaration that majority of the members
be the House Of Representatives are ready to su
ne vert the Constitution which they have sworn
1g support, to disregard and violate its guarante
he and unurl the black banner Of treason from t
OF dome ofthe Capitol.
in Woe unto those by whose instrumental
r. this atrocous crime against God and man "
ad be perpetrated
ch 0TThe Stark County Republican of Dec
IN. holds this language concerning Ossawator
ur Brown:
les $50 we presume there is no hope for Bro