The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-16
Govern of Utah Fer .tory-- Sig
uifiCant Sign. -..... .

John W. Dawson, Esq late editor OF the
Fort Wayne (lnd.) Times and Union, has been
appointed Governor of Utah Territory. There
IS significance in this appointment owing to
the views which Mr. Dawson has frequently
expressed through the columns Of his paper ~
in his yalsdictory Address to his readers few
weeks ago, Mr.. Dawson, among other things
said; -.-.
"William Lloyd Garrison. Of the Boston Lib.
erator are you willing for the sake Of the Union,
to take from che head Of your columns your
reasonable ensign-the Constitution the
United States--a covenant with death, and an
agre ment with hell;' and to run mp in its place,
as the motto upon which you viii fight the bat
tie for the Union-- the Union the Constitution
and the enforcement Of the laws?" i
Are you, Garrison, Wendell Phillips and
Gerritt Smith, and the thousands Of men who
follow your lead, and glorify as a martyr John
Brown Of OsSawatamie. ready to declare wi h
sincerity of heart, that this war is not God,
sent war for the abolition of negro slavery, but
to MAINTAIN The supremacy of the Union and
the Constitution, and that you will hcncefort
be silent on the wrongs Of the slave and the
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the land the Federal laws are freely obeycd?
"N'ill you. Henry Ward Beechsr, for the
sake OF the Union, make your church and your
pulpit no longer the the,ter of political gather.
ings and political harangues, By which The peo
pe are inhamed to take up arms IN this war; as
holy crusade against the slayeholders OF the
South. Are you prepared to say. and to verify
bv your acts, that the preservation OF the Unior
4 and the Constitution in their integrity is NOR
4 to the people in the United STATES and TO tn
| true interests OF humanity than the abolition o
negro slavery in the United States? and vii
you consent that the Ldepsndent shall becom
a sin ere co adjutor OF your pulpit in furtherini
tha same great end of UNION, irrespective OF it
relations to wrongs aud emancipation Of tn
slave? va j
"Will you, Horace Greeley, and your editori
al brethren, every where, cease 70 use You
4 widely circulated columns for the same pnrpos
for which Henry Ward Beecher now uses h,
| pulpit and the Independent, and make your pa
pers no longer the scouree whence the ul ra mel
4 of the South derive their most potent argument
to justify their parricidal blows against tn
1 Government that has nursed and protecte,
themg
] Further. are you, Abraham Lincoln, Presi
dent Of the United States, and the men OF th
Republican party, Of every shade of opinion, VIII
elected you to your high office, content, Tor III
sake of the Union to torget and bury In obis
inn the disputed dogmas of the Ghicsca Plat
form, and Join heart and hand with the Dougla
men and Bell men and Breckenridge men IL on
common effort to preserve. protect and defen
4 the Constitution of the United States? and {
this end, are you willing to cease to inquire, i
your appointments to public patronage, whethe
men are for you or against You in your election
but to ask, Are they honest? are they capable
are they faithful to the Union, the Constitution
and the laws? ~
4 "Folloerws Of John C, Breckinridge, are yor
as Won enter the ranks Of the men Of tn. I'm
lion, ready to cease asserting your construction
lof the law OF the Dred Scott decision and tn
discussion OF the rights OF the shareholders i
the national territories, until those territnrie
are once more subject 10 the un disputed atheri
ty of the Federal Government unier the Consti
! tuition? aa ssgts& an
conservative remnant Of the Wing party
who with John Bell and Edward Fgsreyt a
your head, bore the banner Of The Union, th
Constitution, and the enforcement Of the laws
Through the great coafict Of 1860, do sou
dchiet still respond 10 the motto you bore in th
battle field, and are you willing by that sigr
and bv that alone, to conquer peace for tn
I u iion?
democrats Of the North, whom the daunt
less and lion hearted Douglas led through hi
Hast great but disatrous campaign, under th
banner, Of Popular Sovereignty are you will
ing while your hearts yet bleed over the defea
land death Of youi heroic and patriotic leader
10 saw Al You muster IN hundreds Of thousand
Iof stalwart men IN the army OF the Union, tha
you will rise above party as he rose above il
and under the command Of Abraham Lincoln
his cabinet and his generals, strike manful blow
to maintain the sovereignty Of the ration unde
the Federal Constitution until the dying injunc
ltion o: Douglas shall be realized. and all N
people Of the United States shall obey the law
and support the Constitution Of the Unite
States? a@ es
"Finally, ye loyal men enrolled for the Unior
are you ready to cease to criminafe and recrim
nate? Are you ready to cease denouncing a
traitors loyal men who, perchahce do not &
, about the streets breathing ou threatenings in
$, aughter? Will you ffown upon and put dow
iby your precept and example, moos and mo
law and mob leaders, and maintain the freelol
Eof sp eeh and the press, 50 hat every man iati
.fnl to the Governmen. may freely speak an
write as he understands it? Are you ready 4
INIT, by so doing, that our great srengt as
,GovtInnent lies in keeping the issue be.wee
FtIeeiom and despotsm pure and simple? an
that peace and unanimity ol sentiment brousi
about by despotsm, where the bulwarks