The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
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3 "A DisunionFiend has been proYlng.
over the country for many long years.
Its tracks or foot prints are too many.
and too plain not to be seen and clear
IL lyrecognized. Some of the principal
are these: esq -, -.a.- . Z. g. ,,o,o-I s5.
| /. Ecclesiastical division. = The
liFiend of Disunion began his course by
! dividing Christian churches or denom-
t.indtions into Northern, and Southern
sections, arrnying them in anti-chris7
tan hostility to each'osher, and lraf.
king bitter enemies spf those who would
otherwise have been brethren laJg;m
/ 2, Political Division. 1.-The next.
great trackor Footprint of the Dis
union Fiond is seen dn raising up a
sectional political party inlthe North,
producing correspopding one in the
! South, partaking of the same bitter
partisan hatred and nRRlighity, * TIE
latter was aneccssary and inevitable
counterpart of the former. s51ass
3. Civil War.--Next in order This
same Piend made with civil war a
| fblood-stained track, Having arrayed.
jthe two sections Of the country in hos
| tility to each other in religion and pola
itics, Its next7step was to set them to
work., m utter disregard of the pleads
Iings of humanity and a common I'M
terest, to kill and destroy each other
and lay waste our common heritage.
4. Northern Division. Lest the
work of death and destruction should
be too soon ended, this Disunion Fiend
left another of his footprints in throw
ing fircbrands among The Northern
people for the purpose, of dividing
them and prolongihg The war, while
the Southern people were made more
united and fesolpte. 'lHe held up OBJ.
Tjeebs. and purposes which were not
brought forward at tlg@ beginning Of
the war; for the sole purpose of diyi-
ding and weakening tAesonc side and
uniting and Strengthening the ,other.i
II 8. 5.,Demoralization Of thoaArmy. -
The next footprint 9fit the Disqnion /
Fiend is seen in the Union army
Entering hlt is the ranks 1i 4 M M goes tf among
the priVatamasoldie ldie4syesandpiwitla tie
snlo6thntss and guile of the first tempt
.er Of mankind, whispers in their ears
that theahcmes they left are eswarming
with copperheads- traitors, who are
trying to defeat the object Of the war
BY making d dish0norablc peace, at the
same time insinuating with a devillsh
leer that they may have 70 quit fight,
ing Southern rebels and return home
ITO put down rebellion there. In this
work Of. dividing, discodraging and
paralizing the asoldiers,i the Fiend is
engaged day and night. .1.l' - :, t...'' @5,''
d 6. .Dismemberment of the Union.--
All these steps, the prints of which
are visible to the most careless obser-
yer, are but preparatory to the final
h,one, which will be made, unless the
careerlof the Fiend be suddenly and
.eefottttualIlly checked. II, VIII be seen
in the final division and sdismembcr-
fmentof che Union, at'which the Fiend
has been steadily aiming for forty
years past 2s ith'a1' g,
This Disuniong Fiend is political
EAbolitionisn, with an imp called .Se-
.Ecessionism. II Statesman. ilsda 10 aala
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