The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01
AboIition comes no.

i,eSIpDose, it accomplisbed today =.
Thenswe shall have. in round numhers
3,690,OO0 free negroes in !; the Unite,
States, and nine.tenths of then, in tn,
warm Southern States. agOf cour Sc Sc
large number of them will aock ;nto
Pennsylvania, unless we prohibit them
Now We " 'su suppose all these these to be free
what shall we do withthem?' We shall
Of course, give them rights of nroner ron
ty and judicial remedies and otbe,
uslsl crvIL rights. Shall we also give
them full political rights or PRIVILEGES
equal to white men2. Th,o,ul..o .on of course, Sc,
we, admit them, atlall,. o,,r-, ,ol;t;
cah meetings and at the nolil All ywo ywve
mdst allow them: to become Governors
Judges, congressman and rAssombb III ii >,
men, Or bride will III preyert re, ta this for
some years. perhaps; but verv soon
Aboltionisn will take q = new farm
adapted to our new circumstances r.
will join with the free negroes. es1, al, and
soonrwe shall have an amalgamation
party of whites and blacks, acting in
the present free States as a avino
squadron for oil other parties that are
willing to adopt any Of its io,ri principles
and give help, for help. "A minority
party is always Wiling to accept ,t,,,, such
help, even at the, risk of being con,
taIn,natedcor absorbed by the associa-
tiqn;jpst as we have seen happen to
the Republicans or Wings, by associ-
alton with the Abolitionists. ~, .. ".
But it will be worse still in the
Southern States, In many of them
the negroes are so numerous that the
two great parties would be the whites
and the blacks. I'd The blacks would
perhaps, be everywhere in the minority.
bit that would not prevent their sue.
cess' Very soon ''thc whites" would
divide, and, some one, Of Its fragments
would seek to strengthen itself by
conrting the Black party and giving it
assh9are Of its political bed. In this
way,in many of the Southern States,
the blacks blacks would obtain the most Of
theepublic Offices, and che black race
would would ; become con therulers and legis,
laters over the whiterac Strange
results Of iberty! ,c5 5.st 4, '.'..5 2Ds ~ 4.
,rAnd7this would run into our federal
relations. = Every national party must
cultivate the friendship of the State
parties. If the whites in the South
prevail over the blacks, We shall have
aNorthern party nfavor Of the blacks
that will endeayor to excite them t
frenzy until they succeed. "Tht
= whites and ''the blacks viii be the
great parties Of the Union.is In some
places the negroes will succeed BY be-
ing themselves the flying squadron
which is TO be well rewarded for thu
help il brings to some larger party. - :
Inlother places the negroes will con
sttitt5ate itt5a the bulk 9of the party Of .ths
blaeks;''aad the flying squadron, call
edto IT'D At II .them,, viii be the physical
political, moral and ideal amalgama
tionists, who expect to realize some
theory or advance some interest blythe
coalitiSas Il s,s q le7ase a,f s-sv.9oa
Butsuppose that we do not general,
allow them political rights. Then til,
whites will continue to be the ruin,
race, and theiaegroes viii be subjects
VIII this give us peace? Who q car
doubtthatit will not? There willbe
Beechers and Summers, and Phillipse,
aad Garrisoas, orsother equally radi
cal and disorderly theorists and ideal