The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-30
ReD,.b,,c;.u Record.

Any people anywhere, being inclined, AM
having tho power, have right TO. raise a
and shake off the existing form Of Govern
ment ane iOrm a new one WHICH suits then
better. This is Q sacred right-s right " hich
we hope and believe, is to liberate the world
Nor is this right confined to cases where th'
whole people Of an existing government MAJ
choose to exercise it. Any portion OF suct
people that can, may revolutiohize, and make
their own Of SO much OF the territory they
| inhabit. More than this, majority Of any
such people may reVoluticnize, putting dowr
minority intermingled With, or near abCut
them, who may oppose their moTements II
Is quality Of revolution not to 60 by old
lines and old laws, but break up both, and
make new Ones."--Abrchanl Lineo!H's Speech
ih Congress, january l2, 1843. 'F'f- - ..-
1--WE are not in favor Of blocksding the
Southern coast. We are not in favor Of re
taking by force th9 property Of the United
States now IN possession Of the seceders.- -
We would recognize the existeuce Of gov
ernment formed Of all the slayeholding States,
and attempt to cultivate amicable relations
with it."-- Cincinnati Commercial. -fFsi
alt is now probably definitely settled that
the Government troops will be withdrawn
from Fort Sumter within very few days.
Whatever differences Of opinion there may
have been upon the subject, when the inten-
tions of the Administration were first an
nouuced il is now generally conceded that it
IS wise and prudent move-4-a master stroke
OF poicy."--Daytoa Jornal March l6M,
1861 'oeH 'aa -a.as, = atl s !,
"Ne hail this first battle Of new war OF
freedom The old ,0ar was commenced by
BIrney and his Abolition followers, and the
new war of the clashing Of arms is the legit
mate result."- Ohio State Journal Ts : -
"Of what value will an Union be that
needs links OF bayonets and bullets to hold
IT together. If any State will go from us,
let 1t go. Indianapolis Journal. e'@' =' p
"Wbenever a considerable section Of our
Union shall deliberately resolve to 90 out,
we shall resist all coerciVe measures designed
to keep it in. We hope never to live in
republic whereof one section is pinned to the
residue by bayonets ."--New York Tribune
Suppose you 60 to war, you cannot fight
always and when, after much loss on both
sides, and DO gain on either, you cease fight
ing, the old identical questions as to terms OF
intercourse are upon you."--Ah Gham Lin.
eOln'. Haugural address, March 4, 1861.
even the war be ended this fall there
would be no immediate demand for hall our
trade fallen clerks, accountants. &c, &C.,
The pillars of the stately but fragile fabric Of
American commerce, which lowered so
proudly year ago, have not merely been
shaken, but toppled over. ana months, if not
years will be required TO set them up again"
--N:to York Tribune, Jay IL, 1961. .... -
81 desire to offer an amendment to the
bill myself move to amend the first sec.
tion. which provides for increasing the pay
OF soldiers and seamen four dollars per month
by reducing the increase to two dollars per
month. / will merely say that make that
motion because am alarmed at The expense
OF some one million two hundred and Fifty
thousand dollars, cannot see where the
money is to come from" Thad Stevens, Re.
publican chaupsansof committee .ef Hays .arM
1eaas !" t4s House Of Representatives,, 4qypst
S, 1861. ......,' - s.',.4 .'' ,I - /,