The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
Some OF the Last Acts Of the Ohio
La9iSlarnfe.

We omitted to mention last week the action
on Mr. CANDLES resolutions 10 the House,
hoping that we might get the vote, We find IN
the Findlay ConIsr, letter from this place,
giving the facts as they occurred. Mr. CANDLE,
one OF tic s0undest men OF our Acquaintance,
deserves well ofhis constituents Tor bringing the
Republicans 10 this most important test. Il
shows the very wide gap between the Republi-
cans aid the Democrats of the North on the
purposes and objects Of this civil war:
was in the House yesterday when Mr..
Gamble of Coshocton offered the most dis
'erimnatve resolutions as to the war and its ob.
ject f
"Rsslcsd, That. in the opinion Of this Gene
ri Assembly the call Oi the Chief Executive OF
the United States for the militia ior the term OF
three months should be confined to the main.
tenance Df tho Constitution, and the re-eStab
liShment and perpetuity Of the Federal Union
against all combinations whatever, formed to
resist the execution Of the laws Of the Confed
eTacy. r
"desolUel, That any attempt TO use the forces
tins raised ior the purpose OF exciting slave in
surrection, assisting in the escape ofslaves from
slaves States, or in any way to destroy or inter
fere with the constitutional rights of persons
and property in our sister States, is inconSis
tent with the object Of the war, and deserves
the reprobation o. every lover OF the Constitution
and Union.
'.laesolual, That the Governor Of Ohio be re
quested to transmit to the Governor ofKen-
lucky copy OF these resolutions, with the as.
surance that the people OF Ohio will use every
endeayor to preserve the tneanirg and the spirit
OF the same.
ssMr Flagg moved to suspend the rules, that
the resolutions might be taken up-which was
disagreed to--yeas As, nays 25--not being
twothiFds vote,'
Every Que Of the rs being Of the ''irrepressi
ble" kind, and determined not to limi' the war,
in SO faI as they could TO the true civilized and
dignifed object Of saving the Union and Guard
ing the Consiiti9n. The record Of these seryie
insurrectenists is a blot as black as night Every
one Of these John Brownies ought to be mark,
ed. .es.
In the evening, in pursuance OF the same OBJ
iect, when the Corwin resolution for the amend
raent of the Constitution Of the United States,
declaring that the institution ofslaUe,y in he
States should not be iaterfered aoits-came up,the
Republicans rallied in large force, They were
determined not to do right, because the South
Were doing waong. But the nobler sentiment
OF the Democracy rallied better and beat them
down. The little bob tailed Hitchcock, just
elevated to the chair decided that the vote for
the amendment, though majority OF those
present, was not the constitutional majority OF
the members elect. required to pass "a laao." He
knew well-the little whelping--that this was
not law in sense contemplated, but joint reso
luton; and after delaying and dallying and
drumming in their men, the Republicans thought
to beal the Onion men; but they missed fire
1t carried.
The speeches made ware short; limited to
five minutes Andrews Of Auglaize, one of the
ColoneIs in the army OF reconsiruction--told
the House with electric power--that be expect
ed to lead 1000 men; but not one ofthem would
raise an arm against slavery 1t was not his
mission nor theirs. He fought because he loved
the tiag. He would spill every drop OF blood il
him, because that starry emblem had been struck
down by traitors!
Thus you see the parting air line is being
drawn in Ohio. The real Union men will have
to choke the irrepressible intermediates with
slavery, until their black lounges drag the
ground. Let those rho would have decent,
civilized and digniiel war for the memories
and blessings Of our Constitution, take their
sides. Let them make up their minds that Ohio
will never do her part fully and adequately, in
sustaining the Volunteers- who have no war
on slavery, nor on children and women, nor On
Union men south--nor on the Constitution,
which shields every loyal soul--until she wipes
out the serpent brood, who have climbed and
wriggled into power in order TO poison the foun
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