The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25
l. ouisiaaa-:The Opponents of
her Restoration 10 tile UHIOa.

l. Louisiaaa-:The Opponents of
| her Restoration TO tisc UBIOH.
| There is large class Of the bona file citi.
zens Of Few Orleans and louisiana proba.
| bly, a mejoliiy-who are decidedly in favor
OF return TO the old unity and peace we
aud they once enjoyed under our common
National Constitution. Opposed to The Sc
I are two classes one fsctiln OF thoreug b
Secessionists who Will rot consent to the
return Of Their State TO the Old Union, and
are hostile to every movement d1signei TO
bring it about. These the true conserva i've
Union men of louisiana ight easily render
harmless, were thers not second class oi
opponents 10 the re urn Ofthe State to her
old status in the Union. consisting Of impor-
ted Abultionist! from the n North and th If
hsngerson who expect to find and do their
selfish ends promoted by keeping up the
pre.en state OF things, AMI m1kins common
cause with the SeceSs;oaistS in kseping the
State out OF the Union. tl E..g ~.
The Journal OF Commerce has the follow ing
tru'h III exp0ss Of the Abolition roe in regatd
/ TO, LOUISIANA, which app les equally wei to
ennessee and other Soushern States Ultra
Secessicnists and radical AboliiuniSm walk
hand in hand IN common opposition to, and
hatred OF the Union our fathers made. SO
1t has been from the beginning OF the war,
and SO it will be, Will tbs Uioh is utterly
destroyed and the country ruin.d u1leSs the
people arouse, AMI b, united AMI dst1rmin
+ ed effort, foil the Vaccinations ei bo.h
and save the Union and the Constitution
| be ore il is too late. The journal of Com
noerCe says:
1t is OF course the intention OF the Adolf
! tiouists to orgaDi2s a government in L0usi-
ana, on Abolition principles, and il possible
to pol th, vote OF that oia'e tJr an Abolition
caud!late or President next hA IL would
initiate very strongly against their views
ard wi,hes il L,u,sima sho lli resume her
ploce in the Uui0n by movement OF her
own citizens.l In that event there IS not the
slightest possibility ofusing her ior Abolition
purposes. II has been pare oi the AbJlltl1n-
ists' plan to hold off as long - possible from
the attempt to make what they call "Free
State" movement IN. louisiana, lest The move
rnent should slip from their hands aad be
controlled by the ra,l citiz ms AMI Voters OF
the State, who are in tavor OF return TO
! the Union, The course pursued there ore
/ has been to encourage the holliD5 OF the
State in military hands, and enleavor to silix
tho stigma Of traitor and enemy on all who
wele in favor ol anything but I'm AboIltionl,
2Id State. . H.. ..y .t.. ..ti
We cannot compliment the Aiminis!Ta--
ton Mt Washington on Us management 0!
such States as Tennessee and Louisiana, or
the results which that management hriBgs
about. More than year Of military GOV
Eernorshjp OF johnson in Tennessee has'ialted
TO e.torc even the senblance OF Stale gov
terninent there, and in Louisiana the very
attempt to bring the Sta e back TO her place
in The Union is met by the adherents OF the
Administration with The mos! vehement op
position. These adheren declare 10 their
new papers that they represent the militia.
ry governor and the commander OF the de
par,ment, and that these persons are rs
stroogly opposed as they to the return OF tht
~ old S ate OF Louisiana 10 the ranks Of Union
SBles. II ID a'-E H'- ~.pv
In point of,cct the d(f.renos Of opinion
in New Orleans is precisely that. t.whi;a OK
ISIS everywhere at this Norlh--the Repubi
ran leaders declaring that th3 old Udion
shall never be restored wi h their consent
unless aloliio ioniztd, and the conservative
ncn being earnestly desirous to see it lestor
ed. The contest is fsst becoming one O
Dsunicnirts and khoftionis's combined &.
gsirst the loveIs OF The old Union and Con.
s,ituti0n. Daily the position OF tie radicals
heccmes mere and moro ope1 against the
Union. They have siDgulsiiy enough as
sumcd tie rame Of 'uncCndiliona! Unionists
when they are The cnly uen who really
plkcu a cnuditiN1 On theic lNraify Qunst finn