The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-24

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Theafollowlng extracts are from Ssllei4
.,per's Impeading Crisis''--a treas. |
enable Book whichwas endorsed and
recommended to the public by Josh
ia ua r. Giddihgs, Owen Lpvejoy,,
oAnson P. Bdrlingame, J0i1 N A.
BINGHAM, and other Abolition
members of Congress: hIeaE 5.s. asE
"In this extraord mary Crisis OF AFFAIRS no.
man can be true patriot without first pc
coming at, 'abolitionist A freesoiier Is only
tadpole in an advance state oil transfbrma-
ton, an aboli.onlst is the full and perfectly
developed frog. And here, perhaps, we may
be pardoned for the digression necessary to
show the exact defoilion Of the term Abe.
| htionists. "Abolitioaists. n. A person who
hvors abolition, or the immediate enisncipa-'
ton OF slayes,---page III. a,;a ~fg.,f,.,t "a,
| "Whenever we speak OF gentlemen OF the
south, or OF gentlemen anywhere or at
what ever time, or in whatever connection
we may speak Of gentlemen, we seldom ON
allude to Shareholders, for the simple reason
that, with few exceptions, we cannot oop-i
scienciously recognise them as Gentlemen77-
an appeilatiou which we would no sooner
think Of applying to a pro slavery slayehold.
Ier, or any other pro slavery man than We
would think Of applying It To- . border fig-
fan, b thief or anna derer-pags Il8.isa TF
pOnee and forever, at least SO far as this
country IS concerned the inernal question OF
/ slavery mustbe disposed of, o speedy and
perfect adjustment OF the whole institution
is the true policy Of the south aud this is
the policy which we propose to purssis.''--'
page 12lass5gg baa .quod 2d. !A.stge
"The oligarchs say we cannot abolish sia-
very without infringing on the right oi prop
erty. Agaipwe tell them we do not recegi
nize property in man; but even il we DID,
and II we were to inventory the negroes a.
lauadruple the value of theIrl last assessment
I.st,lI impelled by sense of duty to Others
n and as & matter of simple Justice to ourselves
we, the now Shareholders Of the south Mould
be fully warranted in emancipating oil ths
J slaves at once, and chat too, without any
compensation whatever to those, who claiH
to be their absolute masters and owners'""r-
page 123.
:. sAnd now sirs, you must sinascipate then
speedy emaucipate them, Or we will emaan
: Cipate them ior, you"--l29.
eWs are welded TO one purpose ron
which no earthly pawer can divorce us----w.
y are dete,minedto to abolish slavery at all hazards
! in defiance dr. all opposition OF whatever
nature, which il is possible fot the .slaxeo
Gratis to bring against us. Of this they may may
take doe notice and govern theniselve
9 accordingly,'--page i49. n Isaal odi 10 Q
"Immediate DEATH to slavery, or II no
Immediate, unduaiified' Prosecution TO it
$ advocates during the period Of its existence.
n t--page l58,, fg Al kaS~s IA, o4 a.r;.a
II From The abstract our plan for the aboll
e ton Of ofsiaysryi it will be perceived that 8
!. far from allowing slayehpldsrs any compen.
q Isation for their slaves, we are, and thin
q Justly In tavof Of imposing upon them q Ia
8 Iof $50 for each and eyeryinegro now 10 pp
J tsession!--page 178. .tG1. H.. eas,.
awe have no notifications to propose, n
" ,Icompromises, to offer. nothing toi retraet7-
/. Frown, sirs, fret, foam, prepare your weap
l. ons thress strike, shoot, stab bring on CIV
7. lwar, dissolve the Union, nay annihllatei %
. solar system II you will--do all this, NOR
10 less; better, worse, aBything-do what 70
= will, siys You can neither foil nor intim%ida %
0, us; our purpose is firmly fixed as the etern'
70 pillows Of HEAVIER; we have deterniaed
l. abolish slavery, and so help us SOD, applis
III we wilt take this to bed with you TO. n.gt
ls sirs and think. about II, dream over ~, an
n let os know how you feel TO morrow morl
9! ing."--psge 1877. ...s ,,,. ,,,-.,., s.s