The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-24

Mr. JohnlA, Bingham, iu speech on the
floor Of the House Of Congress, delivered on
the 12thlof March, 1862, asked this ques-
tioE; .c#QiiGb eB Jl6 H9uIF t1+9L ~ t"I
"Vho. in the name Of tHsqpea, ,pants tho
cotton States in the Uuion, or IN any other
place than the state Of perdattoa, i they ore
only to be in the Unton on condition lint sIavtry
5haA continue and be upheld by tie whole potoer
Of Me GoUerHment" s" e,''A'
lhis speechtwas1 reported in iull by the Il
Congressional reporter, the fprcot Of i iwssJ
read BY Mr.. Bingham himself, and then Mr.,
B! ipebcured large numbers ooiEit fpfih,ed ia j.
pamphletlorm "a, pamphlet Of eight ,pages) {,
and circulated it among bis friends and con.
stituents ander his own frank - copy iof .
which he sent u.s. We have 1t from biz own. ]
hand.
The same speech was pub';shed4 at Mr..
Bingham's request, in the Daily Ohio aate
Journal of the date Of March 25th, 1862,
which paper is the State organ Of fMr4 4BiBg-
hau's party and which should be and is,h
good authority with Republicans generally.
,The Congressional Globe of Hast session is
not yet bound and circulatedabut as sooa az {;
fit is we will have copy Tor the inspection OF
the public In the meantime the Ohio State
[Journal-of March 10th, and, MIR. BiDgham's
pamphlet copy as corrected by himself and
paid i0r out ofhis own pocket and circulated
uudsr his own franks will be, taken as equally 3
COOP authority. ~, s:..t - "a
I'd this same speech Mr.. Bingham takes
broad ground in favor oi '1'berating" and .
"protectng" "the four millions OF slaves"
4 and fur her declared 3"thati not one OF the
eleven rebel States is to- day a State '"t @"''
Unipn." f. r..,.,:r D.
!, The speech Is full Gf the biackest treason
aslwe shall hereafter SHOW Guernsey Jef.r
A -.,a, u s,yi,sr--7r -.--9THilal g3d 9a
i O-John A. Bingham, the author Of the,
\ following unpatriotic sensence-"Who in
4 the name Of Heaven wants the Cottoh States
or any other State this side Of perdi:iOn, TO
remain in the Union, III slavery is TO con.
ltipue,S;-7has been Nominated by the Repub.
licans for Congress. He was successful be.
fcahsei The tax collectors and assessors, who
lreceiyed their appointments through his re..
Recommendation, used their influence in tho
1consention fof Congress. Consequently, Mr..
4 B. is entitled to the apPallationof "IIhe TaSn
Collector and Tax Assessor eandidate."-Lii
,,dC lDbss, A3li t5&---s39f2o o'eD ffIF 14's''
M ysR .d1qnI 81! s--+-- It'll .ii@E ggg tGd
IL 0~YA friend writing from GaernseY coun-
ty, says that leading conservative Republi.
a can OF Belmont county remarked " him the
1 Iother day, that be would consider the elec-
tion' of Mr.. Bingham toi.the next Congress,
more unfortunate for the. country than any
PHI. DEM. .'''s ''yS'l'H
if1nIgG1irTq osaat---Lodi la dqmDi4t Of
,Ii 0YA letter from an, officer, In the 80th,s
fsays tho ponInation OF Mr.. Bingham is 9
bnrlesqus on che l51st and Both, and "by
G-17,sirs IL p adisgraee to- the canss We
are fighting ior" ,-u ,.a.r,.
II Let the. lriehds aud relatives Of the sol.
/ tfdiers wipe out the disgrace 3by wipipg ont
\ Mr. Bingham at; the ballot box, ,---New PhiA
n Dem. uiiV i''A'At""T s'@'