The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09

am a the RraaA expe:iment Of Democratic gog-
ernment by men o. the Anglo Saxon race.
And Ida failure OF Democraey in America viii
bs new lease and lorg lease, to the Epg'
lish ArstOcracy Of their powers and privilege.
IN short, Mr.. Leggett 6elievsfhat he Es'clisk
AyiaorraeV Ie-pf their iEeusace 10 he Glrfkion CT
slapeys in he B. insl Coloaies dat they RlayEse
" as a loe8oe for hS ditisi0R Of he Arlerrcaa
tllion. hey did il to promote their ewn IN
terssf; TO perpe,uste their own privileges; By
the destruction OF the Union and plospentyOf
democratic America, and % secure their object
they care no more Tor 4 debt Of f20QQO0
Startling and the commercial ruin Of the British
Vest India Islands than for the ashes on that
cigar that YOU are smoking"
In the above sketch repeat, do not pro.
bssis give the language of Mr.. l., but have
endesvored, in my own language, to convey the
impression made upon ny nind-o the course
ofreasoning Ly which Mr.. w. came to his con-
clision The words IN ital C.. however. are
vefy nearly the words used BY Mr.. Leggett.
What struck me as partienlarly noteworthy
in Mr., Leggett's narrative was. that before DE
e1perimeat of negro emancipation in Tie British
tPsst hdies had been JnHy bied, and ichile he
Friends and p,ppo,ters Of the measure protessea
10 kehsw dat as stec' sseull * happy upon those
f1.nefsdteig co,,nece3 Nth Il l1h IN tie Islands
and IN Ea0las,d, an agent of hbe Byltish gope'si-
v,eaE co nrLst ldve had tsIloomnai eppoftasaities
for forming sound Judgment ili he case. eTpres-
d his brlief N7t those i0AO coHtru2s9 The action of
tse qotunment kpesc iatsn they gaze their sanctto',
10 Ne aaeslsEe mat tBe,s s0as every reason 10 er-
pqtt gt,t II spo,fd be cainn,taas 10 Tie negroes, o
tss planters, and 10 Me British people, and kaew
: tao Hqtikes could easily haze pvveatsd II, bit dat
trey aiV supported and encouraged ~ BECAUSE
IT woUiD PR 'AsTK THE INTERESTS OF Tue EN
GIIsH ARIsTocRAcY, BIZ Ey4BLiNG THEM TO FIX
- CITE, IN THE FREE. STATES OF AMhRleA, SUCH
AN ANTI 81 NNERY FEELING, As. AVo'D
LEAD To "A DIVISION OF ttiE. zAMElil.
CAN UNION, AND : THE DESFR uC~40N
4, OF T1lE GREAT DEM MVCRATlG. REPUB
Lie. g.,,yf - sr. ssgs-4 ~ A5..,tlgss g sr I.
"a "A constant attendance at the meetings ofre
sligious and phlahthlopic so ieties, and especial
..ly OF anti slavery meetings, during residence
! of four years in London, thorougly satisfied me
that anti slavery meetings and exeitements
are gos up in England not for the purpose o
removal, or an sneliorstion, o. the evils oi sla.
very in any part OF the world, hut chiefly. j
: not exclusively with,a view to keep up n the
hearts OF the English people a hatred of ths
a pe0ple and institutions of America, ! s
49,, And, as to our own country all who are ac.
ouainted with the history OF The anti-slaver,
-srnovcipen, here, know that, prior to the aboli
ton of slavery in the British colonies. The Amer
lean anti.s slavery movement w seminently kind
}. s.considerste, rational and Christian that i,
had already hapui effected the gradual bu, 10
tai abolition OF slavery in all the Northern
States, and was at the time very active In the
Aerler slave States. especially among the slave
holders who. after emancipating scores of thou
snnas,ef their avn slaves. united with each
otl,er. IN ami slsyprv soc;e,;es ia nremote the
eraf,,,al., but eventually total abnl;t,on a, ella.
verv. hv' lsyv IN, tbaiy yssnec,,ua s,a,ae witp
fair nr,sn.srts of success in Delawara Marv,,na
sVirg;p;a R.n,,ckv md Missa.rii and w;,t
.sorae bove evan in North Carolina and Ten
ressee---th. emanc;pa,i,n Of the slaves in mos
Of tnase States TO 90 hand in hand with the
srcr,oval On other hands. I, il alSo eTt howr
t-;m,nsa;.,e,v alter they aholi,ion Of sape.,
:, ,bs Rr,,;Sh co,on,es ant; slaysry s,,c;etiss :
.a,sl,, oba,a.,ar aro sc,,,,al i, NJ
gFoalas3 .na ,bo. these scc;at,se svera lasef, .,
,haear;,,,;,,la h;tto, hst,ea m olI sl.yebol
Sar. .nd = s.rca ,,1sn,nc.,;on of the n,essnrs
r,rh,es i - hson fr.ynad -ui,b- oras, eonsioa,a
.t;a, a,d :. ;sa,, hv ao,, ,tern slavsboasrs W
~. ,ralc,ra =, .hs;r alavas ami tba alava,;on =
az -, 7, ;s knnwr N, tha s,,n,,,r
ta,s ~ ,hesa New England ant, sla verv soe;e
go os,a ahlsbed nsvsna aars issuad trac,s am
,.lorsd Isctnrsrs, and devised mans. evidentl
as,ar,,,es ,1 irr;,as, ssomtbern man, a,d nr.,yot
retsIiatory acts. and thus. by continued AMOR,
action and reae,ion. f;,en ! hosf,tv bota 90,
shs North and The saash vb,et ws'a nSJ' ~, ,,,.,