The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

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In tie Nrg FORK Tgmsof th, 8h inst,
we have "a furious attack on on Mr.. Seward,
filling over column in that paper, and putting
down platform that is intended to force Mr.
Seward out OF the Cabinet. We may therefore
consider the '-irTepreSsile conflict" has "Fort
sampler" 10 lHociSsioa IN Washington Who
is to be Mejm' rAuGerSon) is pretty clearly de-
in previous article in the Tiiyne. viz:
Gcy, Chasc--or as it will 6e hereafter Mai.
Chase.
Mr.. Greeley is notorious incendiary and
has risen to nlinence J the fortuna circum-
stance OF publishing paper in Neio YoJk, char
glng four or five prices ior advertising because
he had large circulation, and then rushing his
paper otat any price by the armiul at every
little post Office, to make his words good, so rs
TO skin his advertisers with show OF reason.
By this cunning operation, he made money,
got his pape~ into every little town and village
in the country, and being deg cheap, any and
every body was induced TO take it /; postmasters
were made sort OF deputy clerks to write SUD
Scribers names ON them, and the work Of the
incendary sheet went brayely on. With sue
cess in this line ofin Getting the public mind with
treason and "hgher" law CT fanatlcism, Mr.,
UTPeley became 0ntUit0HS! OF IN more mCueFh
parlahce, he Wa0ted Utce! Mr. Seward was IN
his way and bad no confidence IN his integrity,
ana ME-. Ureeley haS'ehea TO Chicago' as
delegate from OTegon, ana showed to the satiS-
scuon OF those VINO wanted TO be SatSlieu that
Mr. Seward S radical aooiLlloniSm would defeat
ee republican party! Mr' Greeiey was con-
SeF0ats0e-yery. lie was lor bates, even pei''
Cameron any body, and rejoced that Mr. Inn
coin beat Seward
In The course OF eVeatS Lincoln was elecIea
and Seward ms hISt designated caDlnet aaVi-
ser. This raised Greedy to the highest pitch
oi 'ury' ana IA iast desperate ehort ior ms
cnleI ne rallied his forces VINO became tne rao-
ldeSt OF the rahd aooiltonlsts, and pitched on
on Chase, OF ONO, as the instrument OF 1heiF
designs. 10 the aStonishment o. many ChaSe
took tAe bait ana seat IN the Caoinee
MI Seward, IN the meanume, had SHOWN
many evidences Of moderation ana cohsefVa-
tive spirit, which Greeley seIeo upon 70 aflVe
him rom his seat IN the Cabinet and The coun-
Try INTO civil war ....a.....
On the 8th oil March, Mr.. Greeley republlsh'
es the following IN his paper as acorrect report.
teXplalns ltseii: ..... ....
The citizens OF limos nov IN Washington
called on Mr.. Seward after the Inauguration,
and in response to their congratulations, he
said: ...
"GENTLEMEN: If you want to save the Ad
ministration, and have it successful and proiita
BILE to the country. implore you to remember
that the battle Tor Freedom has been ought and
won. Henceforth forget that Freedom ever
was in danger, and exert your best influence
now to gave the Union. Let it not be said
that the Republican party Of the United States
won its first last, and only victory, over the
dissolution Of the Union"
One of his visitors remarked:
Governor, | want the integrity oil the Re-
publican party maintained"
Mr. Seward responded:
"Remember that the way to maintain the
integrity OF the hGpublcan party IS 10 mann
tain the Union. hememoef that the point at
which the enemy strikes is always the point
which YOU should defend"
Mr.. Lovejoy inte posed and added:
"And remember that the Onlon Is worth
nothing except 50 long as lhefe Is lfeedom IN
it,"
10 this Mr.. Seward replied
"Freedom is always in the Union"
Now is there man IN the Union, not tral
tor at heart, who will not respond ayorably to
these declarations OF MIR Seward, Ihe rebnke
to the wild fanatic LoVeloy is most admirable
"fhe poor ye have always with you," was a
declaration OF imperSha6le truth, and not much
less so is the declaration OF Mr. Seward. Such
reckless and untrnth'ul madmen as LoveJoy and
Greeley would unbuShng tell US that we have
all been mistaken-that freedom never existed
in The United States - that our Government
has been a lie and cheat--that oar Fourth ot
July orators have talsltisd history and humbug-
ged their hearers--that Washington and Jetier
son were imposters, and the world their dupes
Is it any wonder that Mr- Seward, and we
hope that the Administration OF MT Lincoln
are ready to brush such swarms OF SILLY and
hungry flies from the OaptaE we wonid nope
for such noble consumalon. 6reeley, Akt
Luciier, may say:
-'peace Is dispair:
For WHO can think sobm!ssionf "ar then' war
open or understood must De Fe'o '7u'
And it isre901uea, and he has,
"Raised impious war in Heaven and battle proud
Mr.. Greeley complains bitterly that Mr. Sew
ard desires to save the Union at the expense o
the Reppbtcqn paytyi Heaven have mercy or
the country when such mad partsans have rule
Mr.. Seward may well ask, what is the Republi.
can party worth, if the country's ruin is tt
STAN it's skirts? fits name is to be engrayeu
on the crumbing arches OF our country. what
honors does it expect in the pages of history
If its history is to be written in human blood
who desires to figure in its pages? These are
questions that any man of sense might readily
ask himself But unfortunately there is, rs we
have always stated, much larger portion o.
the Republican party that is bent on dissever,
ing these States and BY blood. il possible, than