The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-12

From tn Holmes County Farrnsr. -
Letter Of Jonathan O. smith TO
Senator sumner. Of Massachu-
sets.


From ,hs Holmes County Farmer. -
Letter Of Jonathan O. smith TO
Senator Sumner. of Massachu-
sets.
CoLuaBus, 0HIo Feb 25, 1869.
DEER sUR:--I talk mi pen in had tn inform
Won that am sound and in good condishen,
and hope these few lines ma find you en-
ioyen the saim blessens. We air gitten along
vary well in the Ohio Legislator. A short
time ago we elected Third AssIstent Sur
gent-at- Arms bekaus we had no place else
"a put hungry Republican what was hear.
At furst he was to giItwo dollars day, but
after discussin the subjict for about week
we raised his wages tu tour dollers a day
We air foolen the peepel nice. Tha think We
air retrenchen and roiormen. and SO we air
like the feller KEEP tavern in lndianny. Dunu
the time spent in discussin the AssistenL
Surgent at Arms our wages cum 10 about
five thousand dollers. a5
Sum locoiocos hav got up bill to prevent
our cullered bruthren from cummiL intu this
Stait, but tell you v air bound 10 lay il
out cold. Our cutler. d sisters hear hav a
great influence over the genuine Republican
Members of the Legislator and reseav CRATE
attenshen frum them. We hav shure
thing for electin Ben Wade to the Sinet--
All the cullered peepsl air in his faver. We
hav sum trubble with porshea OF the loco
focos elected on the Ufiioh ticket. but we viii,
maik EN- dance TO our music. Tha must and
will cum to tea.
want you tu keep things goin in Wash
ingtou. The Republicans about hear kno
that Old Abe is listenm to evil counsels -
He is under the influence Of lo:otocos, or else
he wood never put Stanton, one OF Old
Bucks Cabinet Officers, in for Secretary OF
War. Our trends air gitten AFRAID Lincoln and
tho locofocos will end TIE war and restore
the Union beioar Mr. Confscation is atten>
ded tn, and befoar the slaves is all set free.
Tup prevent sich a sad catastrophy you must
hurry up you emancipashen mashers. Don't
delay day, but push the thing write along.
When Burlingame sed: 'We must have an
anti slavery Constitution, an anti slavery
Bible, and an anti slavery God" US Republi
cans sed Amen, So mote it be, &c. The old
Constitution must bea amended by necessity
don't care durn which, until it is Thoroughly,
essenshelly and eternally anti. slavery. The
old Bible must bea re- e-tranSlated and made
emtatkally anti slayery--no difference whe-
tber it goes for sprinkler, pouren or immur-
shun so 1t is wright on the cullered popula
shen. God must proclaim in tones louder
ner the thunders Of Sinai that the Slaves
must bea free, or we will withdraw our sup.
pot from him and confscate tie cattle be has
roamn upon thousen hills: and then, fan
cy, he wont carry on sich an extensive biz.
ness as he has bin duin. Hav Congress CO.
Gus on these matters without delay, and then
rush em thru befoar it is eternally and forev-
or too late. Bea shure and hav territorial
governments formed for the "Secesh" Stats
80 that tha never ken be represented in Con-
gress. Your idy that tina hav committe sui
eide and ken no moar live SIS Stats is new
and bully good. Press it on Congress. Tell
EN- that the Ohio Legislator is in favor ovs II i.
If the Stats shood cum back and bea repre-
sented in Congress the trends ov our .cullered
sisters and bruthers might not bea able TO
keep there present worken majority IN that
buddy.
Abuse Mcclellan like all possessed, for he
mite be the next iocooco candidate for Pres
dent. Send you stumpers down tn Rhode
Island tu prevent the elecshen of Guvener
Sprauge 1t he shood succeed the loco focos
will crow and maik us feel bad. ConEecti-
cut and New Hampshire air also in danger
Send your men to them Immediately, if not
sooner. Hurry your bill thru Congress to
supply the cullered peepel of the South with
provisions, clothes books, sc. You had
better expel all the loco focos from the Sinel
while you hav the power. Carlisle, ov Vir-
ginny shood hay his wocken papers.
lsea that Mr.. Conway, OF beeden Kansas
sed; II will not vote another dollar tor this
war, unless it is made war against slavery"
Hurrah for Conway. Mr.. Elliott, of Massa-
chusetts, sed: "There should be no restora-
tion OF the Union with slavery in it Mr.
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, sed: "Universal
emancipation must be proclaimed to alI."--
That's the kind OF telk | like to hear cdmen
from Members of Congress, and am happy
to say that no Republican ennywhare has
bin known to say one word against the
speeches of these distinguished Republican
Members. Let there declarashens bea rsc.
orded as the law and the profets. You shood
have Van Wyck and DAVIS expelled for dis
clesen the private bizness OF our government
efisers and agents. They are no better ner
locofocos. Is s7
Yours in Hast, 4
Wy A y