The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24

movement to institute this ",oar 70 the tnitt and
knife lotth the kih" negro commotion, we publish
In connection with the above an editorial cut from
the Anglo America, published in New York
city, OF April 9Th, and which contained Lsngs-
tons letter OF Nov. last, and The special orgsn
ci the free negro voters Of the Northern States.
| Like the other Chase papers it is in the plot
to drive Mr.. Seward from Lincoln's Cabinet,
because he so far has put his loot down against
preeipitating this abolition cut-throat war on
our fellow citizens OF white skin fearful as
! the times look, we have the strongest confidence
that these things have only got TO be exposed
to arouse public feeling that will rapidly ap.
pease the appetite of these negroes and aboli-
tonists for human blood. Nearly nine tenths
of our white people are opposed to any such
desecration Of our soil, and will, when satisfied
of what is in progress, put their emphatic veto
upon the movement. "Gop OR SEWARD
which?" is certainly worthy the invention of
these desperadoes:
"GoD OR SEwARD--whichT' T'--Lydia Maria
Child once said: "Provideuce sometimes uses
men as instruments, whom she would not touch
with ten foot pole" An older fanatic than
Mrs. Child has said, ale maketh the wrath of
man to praise Him." Both these sayings are
daily receiving pertinent illustrations, Some
members of the Republican Administration
seem resolved on debating with the Divine Over
Ruler the direction OF affairs to suit their own
notions They are striving hard to give US a
| forcible picture OF that
Peace that hisseth war on every mans hearth
stone,
by their attempts to indnlge their propensity
Tor mastery inactivity term under which
towards veil their fears, incapables their weak
ness, and shams and hypocrites their rotienness
and falsehood. But this guilty nation must pass
through "the ordeal OF fire." When Senators
and Secretaries prove weak and fail in their trust
that "fine madness of the South" as Mrs.
Browning expresses it, will work for the ends
of righteousness Forts may be evacuated,
! Commissioners received, secession acknowled-
| ged, yet the conflict cannot be avoided The
determination Of the fire eaters OF THE
| New Dahomey' to stretch their goddess Con-
federacy to the Pacific shores, will bring on q
collision The old Ruffians Of the Kansas Wars
are on the ground plotting, the Rangers OF Tex
as, and the "Knights of the Golden Circle"
and the slave holding Indian Nations West OF
| Arkansas, are aiding. But above all, the "Pu
ritans OF the West" Montgomery and his men,
are there, to be precipitated upon the South
Western slaves when the moment comes. The
lawless ruffianism of slavery eliminates in the
Southwest 1t is being ielt There, too are
waiting the Crusaders Of freedom" whose
motto, Right or Fight" embodies all the red
lettered teachings Kansas has given the Nat on
for the past six years. Nor are the white men
alone to work out this problem. The slave
population of the Indian Territory, Western
Arkansas and Missouri, will in acts yet express
what the deeds Of free Sta men have taught
them. These are elements beyond the control
of Cabinets and Parties. The fore. runners OF
the Jubilee of Freedom; the devils, whose
names are Legion" which fill the souls of the
guilty slaveholeerS; will do the work of God
better than those who vain.y imagine them
selves the chosen instruments Of Divinity"
Gov. Dennison was right in his inaugural
last January year ago, when he suggested
that these free negroes should be removed
from amongst Us. And we only regret that be
| has not persevered in hs good intentions.
1t is remarkable coincidence that the Jora''-
nal, the Republican organ Of this city, should
on the3Oth OF March, refer 10 Capt. Montgom,
cry of Kansas, as the Guerrilla Chief to preci-
pitate border war, and this negro organ oI
| New York allude to the same matter and same
man few days after.
This guerrilla movement is an outside show
to all appearances, and is intended to head of
Mr. Seward and President Lincoln in any peace
measures they may propose 1t is isevidently a
Chase plan OF revenge on Seward to entrap
Lincoln, and as Gov. Robinson, OF Kansas, is a
great Chase man, we fear he will coun enance
this movement. In fact it is said that he has
already commissioned a number of Capt. Mont
gomery's men as Captains and Lieutenants that
they may fill up companies as recruits arrive;
and that United States arms have been sent
from Washington to put in their hands. Now,
if Mr.. Cameron, Secretary OF War, wi exan-
inc the records and correspondence in his office
he will find that there were no arms due Kan
sas, and if Gov. Robinson has drawn any, il
NEST have been through influences other than
right OF the new State to draw on her qnoto.
We should be very UNIV illing to suppose that
Gov. Robinson wovld lend himself to such an
unmitigated scheme Of murder and lawlessness,
but combination of circumstances taking a
very wide range, and paragraph in his recent
message to the State Legislature, leads us to
believe that the whole affair deserves watching,
both at Washington and along the borders oI
Missouri, A, kansas, through the Cherokee coau-
try, and in Northern Texas Crisis.