The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-12

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til every slave in the United States is freed from
the tyranny Of HIS MASTER" Page 95 Of Crisis.
Cordially endorsed"
JOHN A. BINGAAM,
and 81 other Republican Congressmen.
These are choice extracts, truly. The doc
trines set iorth above may be taken as true
exposition of republican principles this year
They also foreshadow the manner in which
they would administer the government, should
they, unfortunately for the country, ever elect
President.
The next extract exhibits a horrible and
reasonable proposition, and shows how cody
the leading republicans contemplate civil war
and the ravagement and devastation of our
country. You that love your country look on
this:
ait seems that the total number OF actual
slave owners. including their entire crew OF
cringing hck-Spitlrs against when we have to
contend is but 347 ,525. Against this army for
the defence and propagation OF slavery, we think
it will be an easy matter-independen Of the
negroes, who in nine cases out Of ten would he
utlgNttu Will All VI EutttHy Wc"
master, tIrodts, and without accepting a single
recruit from the free States, England, France or
Germauy--to muster one three times as large
for its extinction. We hope the matter in dis
pute may be adjusted without arraying these ar
mics against each other in hostile attitude.
BUT WE ARE welded TO ONE PURPOSE, FROM
WHICH NJ EARTHLY POWER CAN DIVORCE U.s.
WD ARE DETERMINED TO ABOLISH
SLAVERY AT ALL HAZARDS" Page 149.
"We cordially endorse these opinions"
JOHN A. BINGHAM,
and 81 other Republican Congressman.
Words are powerless tc express che enormous
atrocity OF the above quotation from the Black
Republican text book. We venture to say that
its black hearted inamy has not been equalled
since the days of the Tories Of the Revolution.
CORDIALLY endorsed by JOHN A. BINGHAM
Ed. Wade, John Sherman, J. F. Farnesworth,
e. B. Washburne and sixty three other repub-
lcan members of Congress. But listen to an
other sweet sounding scntence-and legal
opinion at that:
"It is our honest conviction that all the pro-
slavery shareholders, who are alone responsible
for the continuance Of the institution deserve
to be at once reduced to parallel with the ba-
sest criminals that lie fetterGd within the cells
Of our public prisons. Were it possible that
the whole number could be gathered together
and transformed into four equal gangs of licen-
sed robbers, thieves, rutJans and burglars society
would suffer less from their atrocities than it
does now" Page $50.
ave cordially endorse the opinion"
JOHN A. BINGHAM
and 67 other republican Congressman.
There are several other Virginians and Ken
tuckans, and their descendants in Harrison
County, all ofwhom have more or less relatives
and friends in those States. What do you
think OF such coarse abuse as the above? How
can they countenance party, the leaders oi
which denounce their friends as no better than
''robbers, thieves, ru6ians and bua glars!" They
say that the abolition OF slavery CAT ALL HAz-
ARDS" must be quickly accomplished-mustb be
done in h,uryi Read the following:
"At once let the good and true men Of this
country, the patriot sons of the patriot fathers
determine that the sun which rises to celebrate
he centennial anniversary of our national in
dependence, shall not set on any slaue within
the limits of this Republic" Ptge us.
ave cordially endorse the opinion"
JOHN A. BINGHAM,
and 81 other republican congressman.
The republicans hereabouts are trying to es'
cape from the consequences which the avowa
OF these doctrines is likely to entail upon them
But it won't succeed. Joshua r. Giddings
who organized the Republican party IN Ohio
sounds the key note to the faithful children il
the following language:
Washington City, Feb s. 1860
To the editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel
Our friends at home should be slow to censur
their Representatives for deserting Mr.. Sher
man. They teh the humiliation of dis
carding candidate because he had endorsed tn
doctrines of Helpers book, E V Ell Y sen
TENCE OF WHICH FINDS A RESPONSE
IN THE HEARTS OF ALL TRUE REPUB
LICANS. j. r. GIDD1Nes.
Hold to it, Joshua! Don't let your part
dodge the endorsement Of "EvERY SENTENCE
Eof Helpers book. If the sentences given abov
Fdo not "find response in your heart" M
Conservative Republican, you may consider tha
the "true republicans" invite you to walk out {
their abolitionized party.
VIM. H. Seward-the great representative
repubhcanism, and the creator of the republ
can party almost and who is idolized by Joh
A. Bingham---used the following language in
speech in Ohio. in 1848, while getting up" tn
very party, the leaders of which CORDIALLY ell
dorse" the above extracts from Helpers boo
Seward says;
"The party of freedom seek complete ar
universal emancipation.
"Slavery is the sir of not only some Of Il
states but OF them all; OF not one nation onl
but OF all nations. 1t perverted and corrupte
, the moral sense OF mankind deeply and un
versally, and this corruption became univers
habit Habits of thought become fixed prime
D pies. No American State has yet delivered i
self entirely from these habits. We, in Ne
: York, are guilty of slavery still by withholdir
the right Of suffrage from the race we have
lnancipated. You, in Ohio, are guilty in II
same way by system OF black laws still moi
arstoeratic and odious! 1t is written in Il
Constitution ofthe United States that five slav,
shall count equal to three freemcn as basis
representation; and it is written also, in yi0l
tion of Divine law, that we shall surrender II
fugitive slave who seeks refuge at our fresit
from his relentless pursuer. You blush at the
, things, because they have become as familiar
household words; aud your pretended free Sc
allies claim peculiar merit for maintaining the
miscalled guarantees of slavery which they fir
in the national compact. Does not all this pro
=, that the Wbig party have kept up with Il
spirit of the age? That it is as true and faitl