The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-16
Wendell PhIIIips--IIowI IEe Incui-
cafes sDfSuniOuism.

The fact that this notorious disunionist was
90 warmly welcomed by the leaders Of the
radical branch OF the Republican party 10
Wsshingtop--by the HGmlins, the Groves
and Sumners--snd then Immediately dis
patched to the principal cities Of the North
and West on = lscturing tour 10 inculcate his
dsunion sentiments. strengthens the belief
that there is large disunion element in that
party, who want the people educated in favor
of disunion. No other use can be made Of
Phillips than this, and it is not violent pre-
sumption to suppose that those who patron
ise him North and West are looking for that
consummation, and no other. Listen to the
manner in which he fulHlls his disunion mis-
son. In Chicago. as reported by the nItnne
Of that city OF the 18th. a leading Abolition
paper. we find the following. In speaking Of
The war he says:
81 take it, therefore, that slavery ia the
cause Of this war. do not think that it is
the fault Of any individual man or party. It
| IS the inevitable result Of the institution--of
seventy years Of ideas. Our fathers found
them ere they endeavored to assimlate or TO
harmonize them. They tried that expert
ment, hut eighteen hundred and sixtv one
goes up to Heaven and saws. Tile experiment
Of ssventeen hundred and eighty seven is a fail
aye. You can not make union upon that basis
| do not mean that the Constitution il fail
ure. ] do not mean that un'cn is impossi-
BILE. But lmean to say that the experiment
,ohich Our fathers tried, of leaving too utterly
hostile forms of civii l.fe together ,oitAin the
sam. parchment, after sraenty years of ezperi-
ment has failed We toW have been years in
tears for that failure. [Cheers.l I view it
as an ',rrepressible conflict coming out in the
form of battle. lCheers.l Carolina sees her
necessity--the narrow way for her cons;sten.
cy and her saga:ity. She sees in the triumph
Of Abraham Lincoln the hand writing on the
wall that reads that she and what she repre-
sents, having for seventy years governed this
nation, is henceforth allowed to retire into
private life"
Here he denounced the old Union and the
old Constitution OF 1888, under which we
have prospered so many years, as tailures!--
EIe is against the restoration Of the Union
and Constitution. He added
"He trusted God without asking for statis.
tics. But in 1888, our tathers came to that
when they made the Constitution. No,c the
Democratic party, not Byrsnt OF the Evening
Post, not Williom Orr, not Colonel Cochrane,
not Cameron, not Bancroft, not Cros we'll, but
the rank and file, the less hao,on names and The
soeak kneed Republicans tn The shddo,0 IF the
dark sky ajoUe, say, put the same poaoder and
the same Institution back into the gun and say
the Constitution backwards. instead Of your
PRAYERS, and there will be no violation
think we have tried it seventy years. The
shareholders, the South, have been q unit on
the subject OF what they want and what they
love-. They hate Us. do not mean tha,
every man hates as. am speaking nation
ally Of communities. saf @
II y II
ave are neuer again to see the Republic .ss
are accustomed to. II auas a Republic, rpresen
ted by schools, by newspapers, BY thought, By
} patiene labor, by the meeting house, by culture
: and thouphtful brains. To-day William. H
Seward may thrust me in jail for making thi
J speech, you for hearing 1t. Abraham Lin
coin wields sway more despotic than China
but do not criteise it. bow to it. But
!, like all other diseases, I would shorten it,
would give q SICK man drugs and medicines
but the moment he can have beefstesk, pu
{ him on beefsteak. want plain laws, equo
rights, untaxed labor. millions given to toll
not to fighting. Cheers Now that ter
years ahead OF me, would shorten. | talk
a cd with many men in Washington. and eacl
ones belief was. ten years OF armies, tel
= years Of TAXATION. Slavery would be it'll
0 evil if 1t could be cured in day. We hay
!, planted this wind--we will reap the wh,rl
wind.
i "What have you dons7 You have le!
= him in his chains. The shareholders hate
u you Won hars trodden on his dearest DOS
G session, State rights. You have got the Gle
phant. What are you going to do with him
:. Laughter There suouh not bs Repabh
here il fifteen gears. Nth that great tsyritory
/. corrupt and drag US dosoa"
I. Here he tells US that the Democracy an'
9 weak kneed Republicans are in favor of rs
8 storing the Union and the Constitution. bu
b he insists that they can not and ought not
I. succeed. His arguments all lead to sepa
i ratisn.-- Cincinnati Enquirer.