The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01
nv. RfngIsn IN Insists that Eleven
states In We lost their existence
ms states and are Out of the

r..E.s - s.s,s fI,.f Efex,cu Ill
,ti is.r u, 10, ,I,.,r existence Il
80 rs,,d orc out5 NJ the Ii
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~" ". -, ,s,1;oT, 40 tho 6,uow,uv articlei
w ssn ~" 0I;Ny s,o,. Jon,,,oI sof the |,
oaAen on iTn maS s ,.., g. .orIv - NJ Jobh A,
~ Sf1n o' mAien ,Ss', - - ~ I5,h 81 ,hs same
Dlnghanas sPeeSu - - ~ snI unsa - ~ Rorrssen.
ihVn''l' 80, n a. r., ,I;s snaseh Mr. |
Istlvss, on .uas a IL, aa.i,raJ ,h.t ba did
N na' ~ T. ,ho II,;on hnt
noe- ., "aH' Ns>'~'''-
no 81 NJ O.. ,,;sh 10 s.y that not ma oil
~ oler.n rebal states is ,day a State in |
~ fiTnion ), 0nd t'cJei" /" sfdliVo -iii
'if r,' Gh a,,;t,;rs tb. uh6ls ,doctr;ue of
c.aass;on hv-,ba ciearest deduction OF reason. |
3. !. sSJ ~. % COM 9r,ents ~ tbe .r6,yaal. the |
a.. ~ 1RanubIican marty of Ohio,
~ iWS b;a,h,,,,s speach. II
Il.s.l saTys F'i'tE'bt btts-'it ~ sy2 a'a
,rrs re saxs,' ,,.i,pr thanv nroves
nv Ito,,;, III hns' ,,,,. ss r;,hdrawn the
spes esi s,s ao ancb from tbe IJnion. and
~ ~ LII frstr;to,;as vb;nh are to
,e'u,toT 'usi ~ - o,varsi atnendaee tn ths
oe ps'a' S"s 81 ,ho renain;pa JJnIon. From
sS,s NJ r,.ocssa : 10 1sto,e hat
tnls Mi' aIn ~ pn ths, TIn;on, can le mar
Vho,o - ',,saS ,Lo cord;I;on of the. re-.
9tn'f,,S !, N X l,at. nstitHtians and
l,lo'o.5 -, SO 49,.
| 'I n the f;Ts, nronosition be conceded, or es-
sI;shad hv arcumett 'tbe conclusion as to
.a ;;c toT;Ss n" re admission. or re- con
;ob a. IS Srpanization. or .'reane xa-
.;au a,u' ;, or fasss 0thers form 81 re turn
..oH, ~ ,.S S;catsa wo,ila he cleared ofmany
.n"{ arros.;no d;ficnhies. And we feel con-.
o,rs;noS - asv St6st MI Binpbam's eloauent
9s.i a..I 10 - Sonsetni6a ftbe slave Hatroeity,
- saa,dad 40 an Argument, bears more strong,
H. nnop iha nrooriety Of This conclusion
So,1ls~ T7Tsf .df18jifts sHi ~ ,ugsld isG.
navSo" r,st bs, nsrnittsd tn saw and with.
-, tba sIgh,est disnarseement of Mr.. Bing.
Iat'.s W. snascb tbaf locic calm and inyinctbie,
nsm sa,,5 nn, rSs,o,;.,, imnnls;ye and. en,otiye,
4 Is 70 ha the onlv nroner Alexsndrine
nud nth which tn nnh,nd this Goriiai
iaao.sI't Ern,, "a. p,,a,t,;ses. conclusions
VY "a nsver idtfilsult,oi Hit is conceded that
= fhoyaors Tefr;,ories, then. or .fAat Jeinq the
tso "a admit tIem unen terms and con.
, d,,;ons consonant withFthe public voice and
cans;stent pitb the pul,l,t, veal, would be q
= ,Insinn ,,either remote nor illeeitimate..G -
2 THAT soch should be the terms and condi.
a ,;oy,s1 M - bingham has ably and zealonsly
Q ssa,,ad,8I With that fent,tre in his speech
&c Rrd No fonIft sWe,baye however looked
: otra6,l,v hut in vain for the proof of the
Il .n,'os,,,on nn tbal ,bev are Territories.
G r"iIEe tnow fba. our talented Representa-.
t;ra,. hos told us. in .h,s speech. that rthe
Ill district are now reduced to the condi
III, N Sfregrrot;esj bv their acts.n ~ EIe
!. snoaks @ If uthose states, as now dissolved, b,
Il ,pptaII;or nd reason !, and he declares EN-
d, nbatically. thati"a@ one Of the shusn rebe
S,.,as 80. J,,j y Strife IN The fEnionnr = yas
,fl We Mead guilty to entertaining grave
donbts Of The correctness Of that position -
: We have been long schooled in the doctriu,
e Of I'M indissolubi6ty OF the Uniou by an,
nossihle l.oal act Of am organized body o
d man: Int Ihis proposition OF our Represen
h Itatine. il accepted; would, as a logical neces
e sitv make the Union dssolubIe by thesi
IS I1eooi acts of rebeIlious organization, a
iaI apv time. And we have vet to learn tha
10 an unlawf ful body OF our citizens can accom-
nl;sb nv an Illegal process. that disruption
q Of the Union that would be iimpossihle b,
e anv procedure known 10 government or law
- II this doctrine of the speech be conceded
IS then we concede the whole issue Of tn
% rebellion; and clothe it with the characte
It or successful revolution. 1t was admit
q, ing oil, II not more, than the most ultr
is states rights men have ever claimed:-the,
y have only claimed the privilege of peaceful
! and legalized separation; this declares disun
Y ion to be the result oi hosteland belligeren
y. acts-sin other words, the same result is con
70 ccied TO lawless rebellion, that IS denie'
Il io G,II fnt taH -
20 We confess ourselves SLOW to believe ina
i such hideous wrong can never oe made tn
o.. basis OF a conceded right. For, II 4insurrec
c. ton can be- made the cause 0! dissolutio
ss OF the Union by reducing States to 1err
: tories, and thus changing all our mutaa
IL federal relations, and our. Union itself is ?
We better than pyramid OF smoke, which tn
TO first insurgent blast wo'd dissipate and dis
rh solve. ,.t,-g,q od-u y,7, saso q 4.d, 4,
ss We would, moreover, like to be, inlorme
It. whether it be not true that, IL any State Z
'n any number OF States be capable Of dismis
tn sal as States, and consigned to this TER
ne torial purgatory. or condition Of between
~ IitY, q and be actually so consigned, III
th as be informed, whether that. does not cloth
- every other State with tho right to will
v drawn from this newly end differently cor
to stituted order ot arrangement as to the Fec
pe eral Union. Is II not true that II the onie
ry be radically changed by the degradation I
d States into Terrltories, it is thereby d'ss9l
pc ed ior q specific purpose? And, is ldiselye
y. for onr purpose, IT, Is not dissolved Tor .
"A purposes?7 s"'"a'-AR F38f = Y ''"' sys
A. E1he present outbreak is not to be rega
A ded byGovernment as the act OF any Stat
III -. o,.,a,, ,onoo;,,, b,,t of sod;tious M