The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-08

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The Republicans ~ nal M q great
i.ao Just at ,lbtS time sbogt isloyalg." =,
Although altthe thor6ughI5 dslsyA :
people oftho Upitcd States for the ePas d
thirty-iiye year have beennicm be9rs bel q = =
ne party opposed q The BeRserAeyN =
vet these new converts to 'loyaltE :.
have, just at this time, in their wisdom, :
discovered that q large majority Of the
people of the Northern States are dis
loyal. S?ttptbb Is TIE sFif scent q
royalty and love Of aristocracy ON their !
garments, that they now enaeavUr TO ( (
force, tic idasS up 5itttthe people that tie
ApMIgIsTGArEoN is the government, NJ
and that th9 people cannot be Hlo5oE
ualess they support all the measures ne fq Of
the present Administration, 4 Although
the Administrator may be IeopylSattedb
ofthe most enormous Frauds ard Ie2r1
1
ruption, rank, poisonous eMEpptiHpth
holds high reyel among the servants 9i
the people, to be "loEal," according
to the new Republican Dictlon2rY
means that honest people must endorse
ali Of this prqiligacy and corruption q q
Iincoln and his administration, Or bc
. considered by the new converts to 10y
t alty," JslOyal. .a.iaJ lg a"t
In the, days ofyore, when , DenmooccI- moe
racy held the reins Of Governments
f and to which time the hearts OF the
people 20 back, like back-sllders, to
) their old love, different doctrines were
. .tau&ht toathe people. Il They had seep
! enongh Of the one-nan kind OF Coy
Y e,nmont, and they formed q eGoYeGEnq--
/ ment in which the people We're alioYee1
S to pass Judgment upon their rulers
% and even sometimes, elect new ones.
,c They formed what lS3new calieu 'y
l. these new 'loyalists one OF the three
- srelics of barbarisnl," which the tra9-
,- mcrs thereof called the Constitution Of
: the United States, lany RcpubIlcAff
in can see one Of these "relios" by calling
rs at some bookstore and inquirlng to-
Is ancient books, in which they estap
u lishcd three branchca--tbey called on
~ the Legislative, aone the judicial ! am
A. one the executive; they granted power
ou and assigned duties to each NOW
st mankind should be comniserated frol
- the factthat the "loyal patriots OF tn
GU present day did not have an eNlstenc
ee at that time, to instruct these "9ld Il
its GIGS" upon true principles OF VoYefI
all nlent; totcll them that one was ampl
. sufficicnt-that the form OF Goyeri
il ment in vogue in Russia was Gust tt
M thina"-thc President should be MAJ
oeS Dictator-Czar--and that the hur
ny bic 'loyal' should crinse beneath h
Jul roval elance-that if any would n
FOR on the lst of january, 1853, in oh
o OF dicnce to the Royal cdict, bow 'doT
liS- to the image (although it were ebon
,ioe ,! erected by him, they should be ca
1onn1 en into the "den of Lions" who wor
n m destroy them, and that they sho'
lici. not be considered '.loyar' any more
try, But, seriously, if the doctrine betl
neo that the Administration is the Cove
'ene .l :, ment, and that ''loyalty" consists
licn blindly accepting its edicts, are
''slly the Republicans awful traitors, becca "c
long the present is the only Admlnlstrat
ne they have supported within the mer
emu ry Of the"olaest inhabitant' The "
non call for the Chicago Convention, VIII
some nominated Mr.. Lincoln, commen
ayes ayes with aninyitation to all opposed 70
'earS Administration of Buchanan to n
, old 4.oooos;ons anil .bv system.
=, abuse an1 misrepresentation they 6
. q oy eeeded in deceiying The people to 8
tAat an extent that enough Of them yt
-that for Abrah I'M Lincoln to make him
-'sna chsnan's successor in office. q Il
such office is more sacred because OF
.oUc incumbent we have yet to learn
,celV- lesson, and if THE doctrine is toi
'oIicy Ia ogoad +bas nan N should be changed,
5kep- ;nstood of.ITnited States Of Ameri
q s1 m : the s:Empirc Of Lincoln }s1hYo shYoul
y are substituted. .lodn this new realm, 4
I1hlS IhlS Tod, in consideration Of his EST
sAfse. backbone should be constitutedfN
'Lieon lfi roy"I Of Ohio, and the various q
1Aion States should be divided vi, anon
nate Hvoritcs of the Royal household
ted to- =, ;551 ~ u tbbo z1r g.s,svo4'l
IA lm- Democrats and Conservatives,
ls,7 know the men who are thus attteml
o % one, C., to deceive you, too welLtaqIhe.
? 2 Eli Striving IN i the name Of "alloyalty
oyhthNef rob YOU of the robes of fFeemen