The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01
who Defeated the Compromised


John A. Bingham was present. and mile
speech full OF beBbastspd hlsahDoi. An1ny
a great many otber things Vhieh, II VS. had
tine and'Ioom, We would like 10 notice. he
asked-" Why did not The Democrats pass
the criHepden resolutions through the Sen.
ate OF The United Statesf3
THIS question was designed by Mr.. BiDg.
ham 70 deceive The uninlortned, and make
the impressi ondpon al sech that the Demo-
cratic members OF the United States Senate
had voted against the CIittenden compromise,
and that the Republican Abolltionists had
voted for IT, Nov, q Iie told in this maaast
is equally as base as though Il was told in
any other Way and the man Who espso
prostitute The ehastitySo OF his mind $50 b
guiiiy OF deliberate falsehood is totally un-
worthy, OF public or private -conHdeucs; IND
sheHa 9s discarded from aliPvbhcpgsitipuE
Ihat M bingham's question may be July
understood, and thatoar readers may be able
to ppt theyinamOusc islsehood- down tho
throat OF evefy Abolition william. IKE Biug-
ham, who asserts ii, directly or Indirectly.
we subjoin the vote Ia the Senate on tho
Crittonden yeempromise. togstferT with tho
stateplents o, Senators Pagh and pppglaS
made IN the Pfesencsl Of the Black Rphba.
can ad;", senators not one ofwh0n darsd to con-
i hctit be remembered that every Demo-
crat and Bell man in the Senate voted or
CritIendenS Prop6sitish, aud that every man
who voted against 1t wasssFRepablicsR Aboy
4 litionist, and there witis.be ne difBsulty in
fixing the responsibility where i Justly be,.
4 lSsss and th @ aisuponp Jist stich kssh Ss&
j y ohm A. Bingham. and his co.woYSsrs IN
Iiiniquity, who Nave IA Bored iof years to pro.
daceathes war that Is now desolaiidg oaF
d country and filling it with whlews,apdFor.
phaus, that they might, under the. pleazof
mihtafy necessity sboifsh slavery and
: change roar beautiful system 6i 1Republican
i government into :. military ,despotism, 10 be-.
administered by q military Dictator, that,
die'atotsSiptor woien iheir pfessesAase now
clanof.hg ~, 90 leudiy.tGf.., agsdtuoG l4TGw
we nope the people WI no. permit them
y serves 70. oe' oe'Iayea oy 'akeheod ana ne-
ID cepIlpn aga'n intp me eiestiof otg spennnnAA
scruPuioqS oemasoSpes as SOB Sohn "a q. Vp9ipS
nam. = ~ ~ 80 !,
L1giIe lsYhe Sete py Wnieh tsss gn.teudeH
resolutions were deea,ed, a,e ~; VIII oe Sen
y thae fsepy hep"'f,ctf' m me osaa'f voted
J ogd,l1St u4ssaa sp ssfi,singI lAn.tint ~ "
"a ieaS-MeSsrsi, @ bayard, .bigler i,fSnkyD
l, pr'''epreh, Dougiay; uwln, nunter' yonns.i
4 s3h y! tsnpessse's t4 nenneay' Aane, tAatha"S
a gss4ft, sfa1s NJ 7NR -
, 'ian, fhp'i,pSon, anu Wig'ah-1@ ,,,r
II ,NaSsr-el % Anthony, b,aghsm ensn-"
a'er, Iiark' DlSon poolN'ie, unr kessqE
senuen' roo', roster, ur'mes; paTah, ~, ND
. Mtor,i''r my Y, nu'hher en- is'eH' iruhouli'
"aue, Y ililhs9n, ana " ilson-T1o} stSShp"
IN oroer mat 'he ioyai and patf'v'ic nlsuI
! or th'srcouh1ry may ohdefstand' .ne impo.s
|, .annce " theSe ISspiuuons' ana Wha' .wouio
nave oeer .ne ellect OF tne'r reaay Apd non.
n, esS Idop"oh oy tue REPRESENTATIVES, noin
ths Nortnerh totases, We Lcaii ihe0 auent'on"
I " sne olonipg exIIaG!s IRON tne spseclcsw
n IV; asn' " INV anu '1enaa.o, 1enaao "a
SCI Senator rans1 Pneh sad: aSVs'sa on 'na'
'e "Ine Or,Itenden proposition has sf been inrt
oy 'a1 a,oss UNANIMOUS so.s o. INC
n = nes',t, Z. fent'ohy." ~ has DeenA in
\. ~ .,e ~ Ape lopie eia'
~ qo";,avlsesish .;.;as s VI Virginia. Y mas oefn
9. S.t ~ "uH'oero' e'ec.o'S
,r ~ o. ~ tue oulleu osa'es tppfan any pIoposfion
N tnaI "aS e'ei oeio,e congress: I nsns nene'e H
rs .ny n0s, .na. ". wou'o carry py an
SO. se,l ot me people oif my
" 'T .% aye' sip' any .. nearly every Stats -
o!1 w ~ "'o pens,o's J'om "1s 1taee
ri mlssass.lIN 1sye11as ceaqa0er heard cf them
ID or" assa",es @ az aeos % oe freaafpt ~ s
,e ""nt% IoyT"e1acy R,cpose 20 aeeep u ana
rs ce;ue he ,,ote = o,,o5l :, rscsi,,. ~. n,Ls
= side Of his eha,absy Tberstors All al I 81 yrm yopr
a. propositions, all Of vour amendments know!
D. ing As I do. and knowing that the historian
"a will write IL down, At al7v t;ms beiore the
a frstof January, 4 twoItb;rds yote a. ,hs
IL Crittsnden resolutions in this chamber would
g have saved every State n -the iTmon hu.
d. South Carolina =. f,co,o;. ,,o,,id "a Nv. ~
her representatiyes and Lon;s;ars',bSse % tvc
great States which al lsaet wo,,lJ hav. hrn.
o. ken IN. whole eoi, nm u,
" 1850 f,I,5s., y 'n ''S IT, Ne
est On thYs ~ same r.,8sh;t ss,,h;.ct non,,..
DC ssid .sef-;g Tr'S SFS}l tff'F'ile t~i tN's'''
d. IN. "a, ~ .g.f.x.
'il Ing neha'or''mr' ush') mas sara tnat
r 'he ofittenqen proposition could ihave neen
passeu gary ~ tne sesslon, . IL y ~ VOW pave
ofsayeu. sI',he e.a'es ou' Sv','n v'.r oa'oaha.
or gtHly .Woup,i. snl1e tsue Sn.Ien~
" gen prolpil1,on Wasl',ps u ascpraance WI
10 accent II in orser 70 save .,s Ii,;ns n, -
Z, =. co,,,S ,,nits mon h I CO.. confrm.tI. g.,
y ~ stor,s declaration tb,t sshsaor hav;s Nm as
y ser vhen an tbot, Co,,n,itsas nj qthi,s.sr
rs aS aslwad rweasdy at ali times 10 coyn ,,on,;ss On
ths Crltenden brnnnns};on will ~ s,r.
" tho. "a 90 !, ,b,t M, ,G1ioa,lEs .ss ea,sn
u ther ana aa sayi ~ ont Slf. ioomos was aiso.-
- Stage 1901 100ef sg1II# dit III ,sa3J&'
at Oh another occasion Mr, Douglas said: ~.
tNt III youefthe hepaohcan SIDE are not Will