The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-16
(frOm the Rochester, IN. " Union !
A Sample Fsnatic-.Treason
Rampant.

For many years wm. Lloyd Garrison,
Wendell Phillips, Parker Pillsbury and Rev.
DR.. Cheever, have been the shining lights"
Of Anti Slavery fanaticism. There are shades
Of difference between the views and ideas Of
these men; but they have always belonged
and now belong to the same school.
Last month, one OF their Conventions was
held in Albany, which was addressed by
Parker Pillsbury and others. From bis
speech, which falls five columns of the Anti.
Slavery Standard, ne take the following
frank declaration Of sympaihies, purposes
and aspirations which are shared by the Ma.
ligpants generally:
II 90 not soi.h to zee his Govenmsnt pro.
iongsd anoth n day IN ito present form. On
the contrary. have for ttceafy years ottempt
ing IN ope.thro,s hs present dynasty. =
II do not misjudge the Constitution, what
ever may have been iis real character, it was
never so much an engine ofcruelty and crime
as It is the present hour. 1t seems to me
the present Administration is on the one
hand, The peakest. and on the other hand, the
so,ckedest we have ever had. Mr. Buchanan's
Administration Is under inapite obligations
to it for casting its wickedness and imbecilty
so far in the shade. =----
II cannot Join in the congratulations I so
often here as to the hopefulness OF the signs
of the times do not want to see hopeful.
ness. am not ryoiced at t'aiags Of victory 10
the Northern arms. IsOoad far rather see de
eat % lrgo'ce in defeat aud
disaster rather than victory, because do not
believe the North is in any condition to i'm
prove any great success which may attend
its arms. / think the aboltionists fail suffi.
GENTLY to recognize one fact and that is the
persistent, dete, e,mined. God defying, heaven.
provoking impatience fthe North.
Holding these opinions, | do not desire sue.
ce.s to the Northern army.
say, let us have war; let US have all its disas-
ters and defeats, il the condition Of the slave is
moi to be changed"
A correspondent Of the New York Observ.
er asks:
Are these the words ard sentiments OF a
loyal citizen? Can such cold. .blooded and
trai'orous expressions find response any.
where except in the hearts Of conspirators
and rebels against the best Government the
world has ever see? Are the men holding
such views to mould the opinions and rule
the minds Of our Union loving citizens?
Without quoting more Of his views on this
point. let me give single extract, which,
while perfectly characteristic. almost makes
one shuddei at the impious blasphemy which
could travesty the words of Inspiration by
describing the execution Of fanatic and
criminal in the touching language that rec
ords the death Of the Son OF God.
| aloha Rrnuu t;Ga a NJ ;phtY .nnot co,,.
do,cn from heauen. and II the powers would
have permitted, would have bound that drag
on (ot secession) for a thousand millennia
years and forever. You seized that first he
ro Of the lime 'eenth century and hung hin
up m cross-the sub'imest, as geR as sad,lest
spectacle sinse the scene on Cavalry, that veilet
the very heavens in sackcloth and darkness
John Brown taught US the way; but tn
people would not learn. He came, the yer
God made flesh, and pointed the road; but tn
people and the Government would not wal
therein. He was almost literally tie ,oay an
tie truth and he would have beon the life
but the nation was not worthy. | some 'ilpe
think that on that fearful morning, the I'd Q
December, 1859. as he bowed his head an,
gave mp the ghost, that the recording ange
wrote in the ledgers Of heaven, OF this natio
II is finished"
Why are none ofthese rampant Traitors
the declared enemies OF the Government an
the Consti,ution-whya are none OF these al
rested aid sent to military prisons? Ca
any member oil the Government tell why?-
Is 1t because they are wanted as lecturers q
the Smithsonian Institute? IL it not enougl
that such Traitors are tolerated at Albany
|, Is it really necessary that they should pol
lutte the Federal Capital by their presence