The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

er who should pollute my residence to recap
ture tuSitive.-J R. Giddings to Tom. C.r-
WiR.
"The popular mind was for time dissuaded
from executing retribute justice; but | give it
as my opinion that if the prosecution had con-
tinued in the spirit previously manifested, those
officers would have been hanged before their
own doors"- Giading to CorieiN on the Rescue
trials at Cleuelana.
! "Had these officers been hanged in the man
ner intimated, Judge Mclean would not have
tried them. United States laws would have
had no application to the case They would
have been tried under State law, and by State
judges by a judge of the county who would
have determined both law and fact."- Gtaaings
to Corl0iH.
"In disregardng this law, the prisoners did
right Their error consisted in sparing the
lives Of the slave catchers. Those Pirates sho'd
have been delivered over to the colored men
and consigned to the doom Of pirates which
should have been speedily executed" - Gid
diags to Plumb, the Rescuer.
THE GOVERN dENT TO BE DESTROYED.
"1he people finding this government TO have
become destructive to the lives, the liberties
and the happiness of its citizens, will alter or
abolish it; and organize its powers in such a
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their safety and happiness - Gtd4ings to
Plumb
"'rhe recent attempt to en- orce the most odi-
GUS and debasing OF all Federal enactlnents in
Ohio. and the oppressive and pesecuting conduct
Of Federal officers under that piratical law, are
fast educating the public mind up to the full
| Giddings standard. This truth is patent as the
noon day. Cleveland Leader.
THE sUPPLEME JUDGES TO RE CoERCED. SCOTT
AND PECK TO BE DEFEATED AS SWAN WAS.
"The writer is deceived if he suppoSes that
Judge Swan was left off the ticket on account
of his residence in Columbus. he was drop
ped for the reason that he, as Judicial OH.
Ger, recognized the Fugitive Slave Enactment
of 1850 to be Of binding force in Ohio; and the
other two Judges, who were with him in opin-
! ion, will be dropped in the same way, as soo1 as
they are reached in the order of time. We dc
not recognize men to be Republicans, here, in
Northern Ohio who will for moment, sustain
that miserable enactment."-R. p. SDQlliRg to
Hr. Weston.
MIR. DENNISoN WRITES A LETTER TO THE CON
vEETIoN AvowEDLY ASSEMBLED 10 BREAK
DOWN THE CLEVELAND JAIL BACKING CF
"pLUMB, PECK AND THEIR DEVOTED COLI
LEAGUES"
"Let me express the ardent hope that the
proceedings of your convention may be such as
will permanently contribute to the advance
ment of the sacred principles of freedom, JUS
tice and humanity, which have been SO violent
ly asSailed by the Imprisonment in your county
Jail of Plumb and Peck and their devoted col
leagues. -DeaniS0a's Letter.
(The meaning Of this is that the precepts ol
the Constitution and laws Of the United States
being violent assault upon the principles o
freedom, justice and humanity, Peck and fIunt
and the devoted colleagues were quite right ii
resisting their execution by fOrce.)
CHASE ORDERS BALL CARTRlGEs TO BE MADE II
FIRE UPON THE U. = OFFICERS.
"We had the cartridges all ready made."-
QaarteymaSter General IPood.
"1he Negro is Heavenly Institution, and il
is God like in man to ELEVATE him to ar
equality with the white, = G:lding'S speech t.
The RePabhcan Sate COnGeHtion.
1--WE have ourselves paid money to redeem
Southern Slaves nntil We have become disgust
ed with the practice, and prefer that our FL
ture donations shall be made in powder anc
ball, delivered to the slaves to be used as they
may deem proper. Sd. II. Gtadtngs IN The 1sh
abula Sentinel.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE, EQUALITY AND CONSEQUENT
AMALGAMATIoN OPENLY ADVOCATED.
"As far as the right of suffrage or any othel
right of citizenship is concerned he (the nogro)
should be placed on an equality with the res
of mankind. - ohio State JotUnaL
"lf because | stand up for the equality 0
the negro, socially and politically, with thu
white man, they call me negro worShiper lie,
them do it. shall perseyere to the end. -
Speech Of M. JKaShJnB at tie Republican ratl
feation meeting in Lorajn county.
81 embrace with pleasure this opportunity o
declaring my disapprobation with that clause
in the Constitution which denies to a portion o
the Colored People the right Of sulfrage."-
Salmon p. Cbose.
1.-The exclusion Of colored children from tn
schools is in my Judgment clear infringement
Of the Constitution and palpable breach o
rust."-S Sal,a0n p. Chase.
Il want it acknowledged that cOlored peopl
have rights and privileges that they do not nov
enjoy."- -St5non p. Chase, at Cincinnati.
"I loathe from the bottom Of my soul, an
man who re uses to anything in human shape
all the rights and privileges he claims for him
self | know no high, no .low, no black, n
Whitehall are created by one God and all ar
entitled to the same privileges. Benjamin I
Wade, at Columbus.
The Committee conclude their laborS b
, submitting two resolutions one recommendin
an amendment to the Constitution, by whiel
the elective franchise shall be extended to col
ored men," -- Republican, Senators CanfelC
BroecH anil IayLo,, in heu repo,t 10 tie Senate.