The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

e@-A crowd at st. Louis the 9TH
er day presented Fremont with a
sword. What for, They forget the
old saying: The tools to him that can
use them They ought 70 have pre-
sented him with an Austrian musket.
SsrIt would facilitate the prosecu-
ton of the war, and bring about an
early peace, ifrebels could be taken
prisoner by telegraphic dispatches.-
The Government makes prisoner Of
loyal citizens in that way, Why not
introduce the system into the army?
sgA- The only earthly reason we
can assign for Summers reputation as
an ABLE mar, is the fact that he recei.
we'd blews from CANE.
!. THE Republicans all favor the pros.
ecution Of the war with vigor. They
like the word because it rhymes with
niger.
AN Abolition paper says Of one Of
Summers speeches: "He touched the
right chord" That is false. Wher
Sumner touches the right cord it will
be with his neck.
THE friends of Fremont have pre-
vented him with a sword. He deserves
PRESENTMENT of anothersort, to-wit
Presentment by a grand jury; as al
will agree who read the report of Mr.
Hollis committee.
THIS war has already cost the lives
of Two Hundred Thousand men,
The Crittenden Compromise, which
was defeated by the Republicans
would have preserved all those lives
THE Generals in the field make
changes af base. The Administration
at Washington make base changes
as witness the removal of Mcclellan
CHAMBERS, as a usual thing, are
simply greasy. The Michigan Chandler
is bloody.
The Government is about to sent
Thurlow Weed to England. The En-
glish would rather receive Southern
cotton than Northern weeds.
THE Government owes small drill
in the shape of back pay to the Army
and Navy. How much do you think!
Only one hundred millions. There
would have been no debts of this sort,
if the Republicans had not defeated
the Crittenden Compromise.
EVERY man yet arrested by the cru.
ell despotism of the Government, when
allowed hearing has besn honorably
discharged. 1t follows, of course.
that every man of them was dishonor,
ably arrested.
EUROPEAN diplomats are removing
from Washington to New York. The
vulgar society which Black Republi.
canism has brought to the Fedora
City, is no longer endurable, and the
representatives of Foreign Courts
adopt this method to shun all contact
with it. My Lord and Lady cannot
fellowship the breach-loading-musk
and-shoddy Aristocracy of the Lincoln
REGIME-and who blames them?
Mrs. Grimsley, sister-in-law oi
the President, has made a large sun
of money ont of Government con-
tract. AS she is the only family rela
tive Of Mr.. Lincoln we have yet hearc
of who is not in the rebel service, VIZ
can pardon this piece of favoritism.
THERE are now supported at thu
Government expense, $4,000 negroes
at cost of 81, 700, 200 annually. AL
whom the war has freed, who are no
thus maintained, are suffering for wan
of the necessaries of life.
The Government has advertised for 0O(
headboards for graves to be delivered ii
thirty days.-Er.
There would not have been this neet
of 1000 headooards for graves, if the
Republicans had not defeated the Crit
tenden Compromise.
THE London Times has a specia
correspondent now in Richmond. The
Times says-''The extraordinary in
terest raken by all classes of English.
men in the American war, has long
created desire to have authentic in.
formation, and to be independent Of
the ignorant and partial statements Of
the Northern press" - Logan Gaz.
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