The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10
POLITICAL ITEMS.

0~rLincoln is said to be suffering from over
exartion, and has been quite i'll. Swarms o
office seekers are enough to kill any man. Lin
coins talent seems to be all in that line, how.
ever. He has none for taking care OF the coun-
try. ... ...... ... ..
0.5-Snce the election Of Lincoln, the credit
of our government. among our own bankers,
has fallen down in the ratio that "a bears to
1l6, and yet the Republicans are jubilant over
that result. 1t may be tina: they are happy
that it is no aoorse.
| OF The New York EUening Post, a Free
Trade Republican organ, demands an extra ses-
sion Of Congress for the express pupose OF re-
pealing the Morrill, Tariff. This will be de
lightful arrangement for the Protecionsts of
Pennsylvania!
GrThe Providence Daily Paa wants to
kow il "there is no way to stop the treasonous
designs Of the abolitionists?" To which the
New York Day Book responds: Yes, there is one
way: and that is to serve them very much as
the early settlers of Maine used the dogs that
killed sheep-which was 10 cut their tails off
close behind their ears.
MONTGOMERY, April 4.-The Treasury Notes
of the Confederate States were issued to-day.
The first bonds of thousand dollars sold at
20 per cent, premium.
Secretary Chase issued a circular on
Tuesday, prohibiting entries Of goods in bond
to the ports of the Confederate States; and the
next day he issued another circular, contain
ing some technical lodges to avoid the un .on
sttutionality OF his first order.
GTGreeley seems likely to become the most
remarkable exl uple of "ire .ea.er' that the
country has proluced for. after breathing forth
for many months, the most fervid and fairy ut
terance5, he has now begun to eat his own
words! Serves him right. He should have
kept to graham bread and an anti phlogistic
regimen - Boston Post.
GTGov. Fairbanks, of Vermont, has ap-
pointed Thursday, the 4th day Of April, as a
day OF fasting, humiliation and prayer 1t is
but few weeks since Vermont had a fast day
But it is all right-such an incorrgible Black
Republican State as Vermont ought to have, at.
least one day, offasting, humiliation and PRAYER,
every month, the year round
Gr The Tribune, 'peaking of the Coastitu-
ton of the Confederate States, says: an some
points it is an improvement on the federal which
it assumes o Supersede" The editor of the
Tribune neve- did like the old Constitution very
much, aud tn. way the Republican party have
treated it, We conclude that they generally, dis.
like it.
ANOTHER CoRRUpr LEGISLATURES The Chi
cago Democrat (republican) says it has found
but one sentiment respecting the Black Repub-
lican Legislature OF Illinois, and that it is the
most corrupt body of men that ever assembled
in that State. Wentworth knows.
" The "wild hunt after office" at Washing
ton is stated to be disgusting to every man of
any sense of propiiety and dcency. Men are
clamorng like importunate begrars, for places
here, there and every where --disgracing them
selves by their meanness and servility on one
hand, and their reproaches and threats on the
other. Nine times in ten they have no real
claims either of fitness or ofparty service, and
these are the most importunate - Cadiz Repub
hcan.
E-It is stated that President Lincoln is
again indisposed and nearly worn out by the
constant excitement be has been undergoing
foa the pasl four weeks. On Sunday, he was
so i'll as to become necessary to exclude all
visitors Even parties who desired 10 see him
on important official business, were not admit
ted. .-.-........
6FThe Methodist Episcopal Conference
now in session at Philadelphia, seem to be seri.
ously troubled by that ubiquitous individual,
the ''coored man." Some Of their preachers
are part of the time in Free States. Conse-
quenC!y they cannot always be uniform in their
preaching and faith. and they have adopted
resolution requesting the next General Assem-
bly, to repeal the Chapter Of Discipline on Sla-
very, we presume on the principle that it is bet
ter not to profess belief which they must
place in obeyance during portion Of their
ministry. Religion now a.days is getting about
as badly "mixed" with wool as politics, and
with about ahe Same diSastrous resuIt