The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-27
POLITICAL ITEMS.

OLD ABE AS Az A AcToR, Lincoln appears TO |
be versatile actor. He beganhis administrs. |
ton in the character OF tiotspur, in King Hen
~ the Fourth--whose Language was as follows,
with the exception Of the Substitution OF the
word F5ot for that Of lscot, in thstext Of shak-
speare:' Hs'a@ Eyioese 3 'sas - s91sq ea5 iss7
March 4tb:ls 81 ssa'sgs ueisasi hss lzasa
.ss1aa isiag IA u keep them al e asiH s
By Cod they shall rot have asfort efthem; hasaf
No, is afprt Yesld save their souls they shall not
III keep them by this hapdl u v,,fl ~ ,ssF "a
Tweutieth Of March.--Lincolnas, King Lear;
(acrowd of young Wide Awakes calling upon
the, old king to lead on the armies and take the
forts:) v - yFet.ss1 - ~, 80 IfvI
First let me talk with this philosopher, y, s5,-
1 What is the cause of thunderl -. Z, s 4
GFThe Evening Post is down upon Lincoln
With q very grave charge it being no less than
that Al uniairness and injustice in the distribu-
J tiopof the spoils IL says that, Of the foreign
appontmsnts thus far made, t,oenty ttpo are Civ.
en- to those who were old Wings, while only
Jov mean places, have been offered TO the DEM
ocratic side of the Republican house. Linaoln
ought to be ashamed to treat the renegade
Democrats5so shabby. It's said that the En-
1 glish government treated Benedict Arnold with
the most scaly neg lect. II Il s.,. /. fra IA Fs,rx
1 s0ST'A correspondent ofsthe Evening Post is.
IespOiiSiUle lOT bne iOll0WliiR --5 s.4tf Ff i
1t is singular coinedence, aud would seem
at the present time to possess qntean oracuar
! meaning, that the syllable '.lin,g occurs in the
name of both President and Vice President,
which signifies "to yield' (see Webster3 - Lin.
4 coln-- Eamlin--the name of the President be-
| ginning with "lin,f = and thstoi the Vice Pres-4
dent ending with "lin, ,'5and it is also singular
/ that the Christian name of the President ends
with the syllable "ham." and the name of the
Vice President commences with rham."e Seal q
The learned 1'heban tells us that lin means
TO yieldgo Well. Ham, in the Hebrew means
"black,' and Ham is supposed tobe the father
Eof the negro race $50 I'm and ham tege ther
would seem to mean Ito yield q harvest of
niggers." aaagsHto 2@sng Es3 yHa,3G @gg 5ysfi IT,
i0rFThe Portland Cooe4er black paper,
Ispeakrg Of the surrender of Fort Sumtea says:
Il 'The depth Of infamyto which even James
Bucha aian dared not descend, 1t appears is re-
served to Abraham Lincoln to sound" < .ssf "
\ Another republican paper says OF it: +s9 t''
Y ga government so cowardly, so craven, has
sunk itself beneath the respect Of brave and
lloyal people, and the quicker tis dead and bu.
iied out Of the way OF sight and smell, the bet
ter Oh for an hour Of James Bachanan!" esn
I or Wendell Phillips leetured in New Haven,
let last Thursday, The Register says; - -
"The audience was composed chiefly Of Re-
ahu spch seilpniehts as. ne anu a "
sssYiy ~ 'o9u ace v Wlch we 0of
s':.ulo s9t 7e s1iity sa1 ana 'e neiciless , con-
spray ot ots y uone WIN ou w w'll never e.
~ .i, s soA.o 49,, ~ .hey so.ls
b,anL ora pe, rt;,u i"Soa 'hu J'' i
we are toId hat Il i j slander tbat tba Rsn,,h'
,I1icans s,r6nstb;za MN Aboi;t;on;sn, E3sf y
4 " NJ !, .,fS'a F'',s!5s 55q,,
,oINtNe = :. FtTTf ne5 4t'V9He gives up spe'
w'lole Ia'e1 a. says ~ las oesp " isHorahceo ol
o."so ~ a,a',S II. ee boa.m' ~ says ~ one
cur Int NOW i i fact INA sonsharn so Ssates
La,o sooadad al ma ~ &C. ~ 49, (. G,l;
il frank and We ara glad !, has waLad IN ~ Ina
real hcts Of lbe casa ~ = ~ ~ y'a
oA.,u:, - :. c,4,, - -l~
~ w, y nA's't . 3Ass0G'eea I,"'tS 'or
mTha dat a' o'i s'o s'sSe taae says
@o' ~ anas sne rea.el nuoer oi 'ne
for the Cuban marke, are the rroneyty of chin.
owners and me erchants in the porthern narts IF
4 the Federal Republics,g a4sa.a .s s9ss'.., ~sa
= BLOCKS as though England was about getting
its eyes open to the hypocricy ofnorthern s'ph.
t lanthropy." gsy anfyEw. yiassc }s FIRE.
l. nI5-Beecher,s Indeoe,,dent says tbat tbes SIR.
n render Of Fort sSumpIer ois the most une knee.
ted and prodgous national humiliation known
to our history" 1t says:--'ave had better all
, = bow down at once to the hoispurs at Montgom
b cry, and entreat the Congress there assembled
!. to let US come into the manlier and more sta.
. wart eonlederacy which they have lnaugarated." ("
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