The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-02

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"The Good Time "a COmiMg"--D De-
mOcracy Looking UP, aud the
Abolition Republican Party
Going Down!
Ever since the leaders of the Abo-
lition Republican organization resolved
upon making the present war one for
the abolition of slavery in the South,
it has been plain, to even the most SUI
perfcial observer, that there is better
day coming for the Democracy of the
country, and that the time is not dis
tant when that good old National par
ty will again be in power. Indeed ev-
cry national and patriotic heart in the
land desires that some change shall
speedily be made for the better; and
no one seems to look to any other
source for future prosperity, peace and
security, than to that party which has,
Through evil and through good re-
port" ever stood firm in defense of
the right, and opposed to everything
wrong. a1
Every eye seems to be directed to
the great party that bore our country
and her Constitution so triumphantly
through the storms of the Revolution,
the trials of the war of 1872, the Mex
icon War, and through all the vicissi-
tudes, turmoils and troubles that have
ever beset her, with a confidence and
an assurance that through the pure
principles of that party, our country
can yet be saved. Believing this,
hundreds of those who have, hitherto,
worshiped at the shrine of Abolition>
Republicanism, have resolved to throw
off all their former partisan predjudices,
and come up openly and manfully to
the support of the true doctrine and
policy of the Democracy, determined
to adhere thereto, until our common
country shall be redeemed from its
present embarrassed condition. Hence,
we may well say, "Thcre is good
time coming!'
The hope of being able to force ev-
cry voter in the Abolition ranks by
crying out secession" treason" &C.,
against those who dared refuse to bow
down before the Negro-worshipper's
god and endorse the Chicago Platform,
stimulated them for time to "deeds
of great valor." They were resolved
to hang or drown every Democrat in
the land who dared to speak, Or even
think for himself, and the way they
became suddenly patriotic was a "cau-
ton to unbelievers.' They fumed and
clustered to build up great ''no-
partyi" ''Union party" in which all
parties but their own, should be com
pletely swallowed up, and then the Of
foes of trust and emolument would all
all.be within their grasp. Nice ar
rangement, truly; but it did not work
we'll! Tt threw into the Legislature a
mass of crude material, uncongenial
in nature, in feeling and in interests; a
sort of heterogeneous mass of human
corruption and venality that could
never harmonize, Or do anything for
the good of the country. Week after
week have they spent, in doing worse
than nothing, and the people have be-
come so much disgusted as to turn
away from them in loathing disdain,
resolved to diplace them from'power as
soon as possible.
As soon as the offices were all filled
by the corrupt men who had conspired
together to make political capital out
of the calamities of civil war. thai
Abolitionism had forced upon The
country, the leaders were comparative
ly satisfied and the cry of "Treason, >
"seceseion,' &C., began to die away.
and the recreant demagogues began te
''fear and tremble." Time rolled on
and a Reaction took place in the pub
lie mind that was not only portentious
Of q radical change, but so powerful
as to convince even the most skeptical
that Democracy was again looking up.
and Abolition -Republicanism once more
on its downward career, having accom-
.plished no good, but a vast amount oi
evil, during the period Of its incuba.
ton and transient existence. That the
star of that party's glory is already
waning, is self-evident to every candid
mind, and that it will soon set forever
is apparent to the most superficial OBJ.
server of passing events. The great
"No party Union party" Of Ohio ii
evidently going down, and the true
Democracy-the people in theil
strength and power--are looking up
They are marshaling in their strentf
throughout the country, and preparing
for vigorous campaign and glori
Gus. victory in October next. Thai
they will achieve it, we have no doubt
and Democracy again rule the country
There is no Disgusting the fact; the
people have tried the party in power
to their satisfaction, and find that it
"men" and measures" will not do.--
Their principles are made up Of Low,
of official station--s'five loaves ant
two gshes and theirpatriotism oose
out At the ends Of their fingers as sool