The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29


who we're for peace and a compromise,
we're to be kept quieseent sgHthe appli-
pnce of ropes and publie .Bestaes.
These thing 10 doubt, were congo IL
ed and planned b. the conclave Of Co
yernOrs, at tl,eit mesting alluded to,
whose sorry Nadtics tic Rresident Sas,
induced to follow. So soon, however,
as the people of the North got an OPP
iportunity, threagh-.the-bal ballet-boz,-t TO.
let the usurpers and tricksters of the
Republican, party aktha head ofths
Government know what they thought
Of their conduct, they gave them to-
understand that, they neither endorsed
theiractiens, nor believed the sincerity
of their lOud-rro outhed professions Of
patriotic devotion to the Union. Their
verdict was rendered at the polls last
fall Enthusiastically that their was no
getting around it. In Difference to
this,v@diet, the inmates of the Govern
ment Bastiles were reluctantly releas>.
led, and the people began, in the lanr
suage Of the immortal Webster, on
Iapother occasion, to Breathe freer and.
easier" and to ventilate freely the
corruptionaad malfeasauee incifiee' of
the ruling dyaasty.ai 10 ys.4o,aa st.
| sglnspisea by that imstinetiye love of
lpublic plundey the vampires in order
to retain their misused and, iA7gotten
power haveresopted to bribery fraud
and revolution, seeing that, they eali-j
notsuccecd By hfairi meansad AnCeYs
Eunotionary y1oG the Geyernment,5 and
late Minister to Russia, Simon Cams
eron, has been pronounced guilty of
attempting q to- bribe members lof the
Legislature of his State to, elect him
United States Senator for six. years.
The Republican members Of the New
York Legislature have been proven.
gdiity,of bribmg a MT. Gallicut in Or
der toYobtain "a. majority id tfeiffavor.
The Repnbl blieail memb bers softheI Indiana
Legislature, being in minority9sabs7
quatulated, rather;than let tile ma jority
rule, by which revolutionary conduct
the wheels of the State Government
have been stopped, or only kept going
| by the unwarranted, unprecedented
and shameless diversionof the funds Of
the General Government from thoir
Legitimate use, for this purpose. mot
satiSfedtwith these ihigh-handed measr
ures in order that minority may rule5
the General Government, through the
Secretary of War; has next interposed
its authority to,thwart the will of the
majority bftbe people Of sovereign
State by granting furloughsi tosone
two or three thousand Republican sol
diers, to the exclusion Of the Demo-
Hcfatie soldiers from the same State. -
x While pretending that the present
WAR was begun and carried onstoipre-
serve our Republican form, of govern
ment, the party in power have turned
the Government into despotisnl, not
Pt6 preserve thedUnon, butto Epahder
Ito the obshests and keepIin power the
REPUBtdoANipa party. The name as ap-
tplied to the dominant party,iis a mis-
homer o cheat and a lie! 1t is nc
wonder that, withlmore powerfantl
patronage than were ever enjoyed by
any previous administration, they are
compelled da7J9orr to resort to bribery apd
coercion,, t, keep eprher their heads above t''
!Yater,. Let the, conservative Republi
cans who hold the Union above party
leave such upprincipled leaders, and
such q foul party, and join the the only
and always true Union U1Gfp q party----qofple ---qp
that never carried sIxTEES~sTARREI
flags and whose leaders never, unde.
ANY ,eireumstances, were wiling TO let
! the Union SLIDE, JON the good. oil
! Delnocratfc paaty. = 1''l'4'''A 'I'
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;. Kalotv.5 y o tlsitsgisan ,, RfYivFd 4 An
OiRiO--EHc ConstItIatiO1 OF tsSt
State ,Orgssti; zsat50I 0Ia---ssCentsa
.kSo WeF" 80 w isil tlic People aby
OaGlls and Pass Words : Eissia
I Wing SfsvS1Rite Men TO aFTee 1tis,
HnsNggier. "saola.m sseaf .3aa9i,
j Iro Oar readers will Yracolleetl thai that w
exposeds by making 6 puBlics in n the eett 6tl
pumberaofz this vo!umep Of iGjlHfssii Crisis
1.-THE FGyM, Thus AMI MIYyEFRHE;,, MIYyF RR4HE, score
orgaaiEatiQa Of qf this tlhlissc icityf sFh1syyq That was
scarcely dry frpna rfpna the press Y8AeFl YAAeFnl "
gavesitt9 the pub PUBLIC fI tQ Qnrrfsgad rsgadd v43TIA Tha
was printed -at,the- Fact Office. WI
fn6wt gfi7e5 5tEe sFafE 'ofgahizationJ jus1
'FIfreoih tho press on tHe .tGazstte JoE
li3a ir3oaotdfG! a. Neither IF these phpeiyqwiE
ltgtSg9f ttet9f deny ftfle atrAdftahf ofthese' state
llma6aatg, a6a wIe are Atllhasd par6ealSf st
FEtItat thg mouths SFthd 1eOnispiratorr