The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-05
Experience and Observation of the
new Democratic Settlement on
the Head Watees of Salt River.

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Experience and Observation of the
new Democratic Settlement on
the Head Watees Of Salt River.
On the evening Of Noysmber 9th, il, coppa-
nv with 4 large number Of men, We enlbafksd
on the good ship Democracy, for the head ga.
ters Of Salt River. The tiInbers oi The gallant
ship are all sound; the star spangled banuef oi
the, Union floats At her mast head; anc though
we lsft port ina ssorm, our passage was safe
and pleasant one. We met long low, black,
rakish craft on her return voyage, floating ban
ner inscribed with big black r. and daubed
with sixteen stars. 1t is a rotten. worm-caten
m-battered hulk; Yet its crew are rash e.
nough TO seek a sea whose rocks and reefs and
Swallows, they are totally ignorant OF II they
escape the breakers and the sands they will be
taken for pirate, and sunk by broadside
from the first man.of-war whose telescope es.
pies them from the look. out.
We find abuhdance Of comfortable habita-
tions in the settlement The Republicans were
here so long. and expected to stay 80 much lon
ger, that they made. this residence quite COM
Portable onea A portion of the party are still
here. Chase, Gddings, Seward and Sumner
remain, and express good deal OF apprehen-
sion that Mr. Lincoln intends to leave them
here, We, alse fear that such may be his pur-
pose: for we desire no such company. We hear
/ lily wish them in the old hulk which IS soon
to sink in the deep sea thousand 7fathoms
lowi "a srsaEait asf IA 41iq5sc ted sfs
We find strange assortment OF kepublican
goods, chattels. and fixtures here. The old
platform Of 1856 kes on the river bank. we
no oticed the twin4relics plank especially, 1T is
maoh worm eaten, and very filthy in conSe
guence OF having been spit upon an indefinite
number of times. A great number OF Sharpe
rifles ond old Brown spears were found by one
of cur party while exploring what is called
Freedoms cave, a; very dark holes few hun
dred yyarls from the river, In the cave were
the. cast off uniforms of the, Border Ruffian'
who adorned the Republican professions 0
1853 There isa a'monmneht here to Old
Brown, inscsibed efas f asw sri35 zdt
- e ..-8 4, E-s In MEMORY Or a.r- : "a
THE,PURES'T SOUL
Which for a ttoxsana gears has eateyestte Gates
ds ..G 'a,i6ues0f aPayddisei bE1 s it
Chase, Gddings, Seward aud Sumner, may
be seen, at any hour ofthe day, kneeling before
the monument, and praying for the intercession
Of the saint whose untimely choking it, com
memorates. s'aff2 aa 7'@@> "a -
The, Woody Horse is here, very old, quite
blind, ring -boned and spawned. Chase rides
him to the monument as often as he visits it
The humble bee which Fremont herocally cap
tured on the summit Of the Rocky Mountains
buzzes about our ears continually 1t IS 'ar
abomin ,ble humble. bee with its tail cut of
short, ssg tE, sats .5-.s.t-. &! 81, 4,.. glsEs;
We explored the dwelling Of Cash. Clay to
day. There is nothing to remind us of its late
occupant, save an empty whiskey jug, and
well worn slavegwhip. aa .ly9sswoa say alj
Ia the tent of Carl Shurz we ,iound Dutch
tobacco pipe an empty beer barrel, and man
uscript beginning thus: @ -'A
iEsasod il stm Ideal SeMtiem:an ~ who
lives beyOnd tile stars sra.t aat rlg Tst
We shall make a dog kennel of the. house in
which the atheist lives. No Christian will con
sent to occupy it. .
We entered the tent Of Succedaneam Den
nison and found there nothing but utter yacal'-
cy.. We should have found little, else had we
visited it while his excellency was there.
On the walls If Stewards residence, his prin-
ciples are inscribed in brief, and serve to iden-
tily his p ace pfsabode: t7a3 ab.8 6'a SyFaj
Give slae Free Niggers gBali0sS! :
Give the slave NiEgers Bullets!
EfuFrah 'f,r the Higher Law! F~
GOd Speed the KrFepressi0ie Com
fitci. aa fuA .mis4 ha asnsaea' t.7g5vct H'
d. Glory he to John Brown in s,ilt
Highest! M g. .
In like manner, the residence of the grea
boo. hoo cry baby Sumner preclaims his barhar
olis creed4-the sum and4Ssuhstanee efTiheulce
tions which, in. their rwopderfal atrocity, hap
4 no parallel in all the utterances, Of the Pagan
Senates 81 antiquity--'Eet lis pen up the mas
ter with his slave, until like a Poisoned Rat, h,
dies Of rage in bis hele!G s2al o. 9s9i gs9A.
8 In the tent Of Greeley, we found large bun
die Of editorial memoranda-n OF leader
for the God-hating and God-hated Tribune. :
Thus we found suggestions like these: 9 i''.
'irasMEM. Counsel our Kansas Shriekers 10 re
,sist the. Teritorial laws by force of arms.
A Men, Advise adoption OF Revolutionary Con
i sthution az Topeka. y g
34a 4 EN-. Counsel shriekers net to vote agains
the pro slavery Leeonptong Constitution, fc
! they might deieat it, and then our party capi
tai would be gone. g,5 s,s .g r~ = g.
PRIVATE MEM. Pray night and day to Sata
that he may so prompt me and my Tribune co
workers, as to disseminate treason against th
Government, and ipfdelityito God andthe Cor
sttuton, and render US wholly oblivous Of th
Il white mans good, and only solicitons for tt
! advancement of the ong-heeled, woody heade
nigeer. Amen and Amen!'t Esfs t"8 at
We shall ae in these parts for some time an
If we make further discoveriesof interest, wi
advise the reader logan Gazefte. d. t....
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