The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05
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"a. A. ! AS the Hibernian said Of the Aea,,
.rif' you put your finger on a modern
Abalitionist, he isn't there at all. The
a'herses of the "old, Liberty Guard, y
-Tas they called themselves, we're not
: ashamed of their. Abolitionism. They
confessed they were Abolitionists and
were proud Of the title. But their
ssascessors, though outstripping their
Abolition fathers in radicalism and ul-
traism on the slavery question, sneak
sihgly and cowardly disown the name,
while demanding the total Abolition of
slavery in some ten or dozen States
in about sixty days hence, and howl
ing all over the country that we can
never have a gpeaceable or prosperous
country again, unless slavery and
2slaveholders are utterly exterminated,
and We establish free Negro Repub-
'iiic.sgTag tht9E3 liEa. ,.s toal aas 3'tss
ym Until last year these fellows had
/; called themselves for some FIVE or six
years Republicans rather too decent
aTname for them to use great while.
So, last year, when they took, the old
Abolition Disunionists of twenty years
standing such as William Lloyd Gar
-rison,. Wendell Phillips, ETC., into po-
rliticat partnership, they changed their
name Into Union" they became the
,"Union" party that is, Union with
A-'bolliation lao party; for they considered
themselves too pure and holy to think
Of q Union with slavery in it, such as
Washington and other ignorant and
sinful men formed some seventy years
ago, who had not even seen the dawn
of the millennium of negro freedom
and negro equality, l,a ,.5r i@g4 ,
y,Well, this name "Union", lasted
about > year, until certain, elections
came off about the middle of October,
1862, when it was discovered that the
people had no confidence in the new |
ainalgated Union party, and believed
its profcssed Unionism to be ealy.
cloak to cover up old Abolition Dis
aliionisrn. Then the leaders and high
priests Of the party began to cast |
aboat, for some new invention with |
wl,icls to dupe the people. They i'm
aginel their misfortunes in the recent |
elections were partly owing to their
having dropped the name Republican;
besides they had heard sssne Demo
crars style themselves Union Demos
Gratis, and being prone to trick the peo-
pie by stealing, net the livery Of hea-
ven, bat the livery of Democracy, to
serve the cause of Disunion in, they
caught 1T once at the idea, and adroit-
iyiturnlng the phrase round, dubbed
thcmseisss n, n.s ... ..Reppbiican Union 'b" ',',
g.New.we sec inanearly every Aboli-
tien ptpcr weipick up, from the New
York Tribaae TO the 0hio State Jour,
'uai, something about the "Republicaa
Tnien" Vote and the nominations Of
the ort'Republican~Unio "'s This
Hew-fahsied' compound suits, the party. :
very we'll, though the Abolition,
both BY hereditary succession and SER
vices, rendered, is mere justly and ap-
propriately theirs. But Republican
Union' expresses what the Abolitioasl
lists are after very clearly and definite
ly,, ,Histhe dissolution, Of the present |
= nisn of free and slave States? and
theestsssishnent Of > new Republican
OF Abolition Union or Government.---
All that s'the present Union, Ia their.
ppiaioa 10, that it rtoicrates negro sla-
very; they, stherefore, 90 IN for i new.
one, ea the basis Of Negro freedom and
negro equalitys" For rlthis reason they
call themselves Republican q nionists,
and their party Republican- Union.--
Having slreaAy formed union union with
Abolisionists, ,r'theiri next' step in I'D :
vanss, III t,1 tn,as sahieA with Negroes
! -r-t StaEesplan.sdi yas al iop1o' .i9t
t., hH-rrr4-.+-ak>+as-%.@s @s-+-.l4-.--.ah hraEt!i