The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

" uothNctc NihNet1 eNeTlMIeie.a butt ttra
ming the platforms OF lie Rspnhhcan party
as tie standard, and stating tie case most
strongly in favor Of that party, Il mas the re
fusal Of the South to consent tbat slsyery /
shall be excluded lrom sthe. nsFritoriss that |
led TO the continued agNatiun, Worth Fand1
South, OF that question, and finally to dis
union and civil war. Sir, will not be an
sSered now by the cid clamor about ''the az
gressiens OF che slave rewtT." ."7-'That rniser
able spectre, that unreal mockery, has been
exsrcised7 md expelled BY deBt 'a6d igx,,ion
a. dbtrcd.. hthat Pcwtr r did govern this eoun
try ior tie sixty years preceding this terrible
rcvolusinB-t then The sooner this Adininisfaa
iian and GoyerntheBt re' urD 10 the principles
aud policy of southern slalesma6shbp. the
bOiter forlhe country spd that sir. ~ n ady
or soon " III bes the Judgment oi The re0ple.i
But Iileny that IL was the 'tslaFe poWeri'
that governed for so many years, andgs
wisely and we'll. iii was the Democratic
party, and its principles and policy, uIoltled
and controlled, indeed, largely by so0lhtin.
statesmen. Neither wja be stopped iy,
that other cry OF mingled fsRatleisnl al d
hypocrisy, about the sin aud hartai ism Of
African. slaVt ry Sir, Isee more bartaaisin,
and sin, % thousand times, in coutinua neeooi
this war, the. dissolution oflihe union,i Aha
breaking up o. this 6uyernmeEt, ard theseuu
slaRemeut.Df.the white ace by debt and tax
es and arbitrary power. sahe dayio TN al :
les and and sephists and enthusiasts, thank
God, is gone at last; and though the are oh
cEIvaliy may not, the ageofpracticsl siafess
nanshlp is about to returns! Sir, aces pit
the lar g1lsge and intent OF tho Indiana 80
luton 70 the hrll--HtEai in cons idsriIg terms
of settieiIent we willlook only TO the well
fare, peace, and safety &C the white race, 4,
without rcierence to the effect that settler
ment NAV have upon The condition OF the
African" And when we have done this,
my word for it. the SAFETY peace, and wei are
Of the Afriran " i'll have boon best secured -
Sir there issA ~. old less Of anti slavery SEM
timent to dsy in the West thaa there was
two years ago; and il this war he cent:rued,
there will be st i'll less year hence, The
people there Begin at last, to cohipIehend
that domestic slavery in the Southis q ques.
tion, MOTTO morals or religion, or humanity
but FORM Of labor, pertccilvcompatlb with
the dignity OF free white labor IN the same
community and with national Vigor, power
and prosperi v, and especially with military
strength. They have learned, or begin 10
learn, that tie evils of the systcin affect the
'a9te' 80 - @,o.ie, y ~ nr Iha G,eo
~,t.n y III, IN "a, anu ,,',S horsfits .. tb in
s;ia.tien, unmixed with any part Of The mis-
chiefs. they believe also in the sabordtna-
tion ofthe negro race TO the white where
they both exist together, and that the condi
ton of subosd alton, as established in the
South. is far 7better every " ay for the negro
tbsn1 ~ IL "A eor,,;,,,yo ii ,o,ta,t,, deo,atst
,:t|..ls .l'.I ;...,l.os
''o'i' a'fa u ihe W roii M nc - ~ wy
fee States. All TINS, s'r, may DC pro save
rYISm,' II there be SHeh word. Perhaps II
is; bat the people of the West begin now to
thint Il u;saotn .rd lcood satsa 4 W. will
not establish slavery in our own midst: Meth
er will we abolish Or interfere with it outside
of our own llimits is 'eeta
Sir. an anti slavery naper in New York
(the Tribure.1 the most inf1oentieL and.
there f,re most daneerons Of all Or that class
III would exhibit more Of dignity, and CON
msnd more Of inAnence. fit were always to
d;Icnss npblic ouestic ms and piblic men viii
a da.eut 9fespe1t- having aside now tlre en-,
tbets Of "seeessioujst" and "traitor." las re,
tur.4d to lis anr;ent nolit;cal nomenclature.
and calls certain nemhers of this llouse
"nro Iayery.p well sir in the old sense
Oi the tern AUplIpd tn the democratic
party. { will not object, ( said wears ago,
and il is fitting time now to repeat it:
r. 1u H. H. 1.
to ,g l he cons,ntisn = @ 10 abhor the mad
ness aad hate the treason winch would hft up
o sacrilegious hand against ethet; it to read
that IN tne past 20 oehoia u the pfesght' 70
nr Sana i ~ 70 e .u'nie ~ t.ss rd m' = 10
come ttlan ali tils multiplied millions Who nays
inhabited Africa from the creation to this day!
it this is 10 be .pro-siavery, then in every
nerve, hner,Fel. lone, tenaon, @lolil, e'ia ils'
e f ifos, a o,, Nf'i an ovF and ni
toehtLer \ no slavery man. . 1t~' S'fT VI i.
And now, s;r com. to The oreat and con.
t,o1l;nc onestin, ,rirhin wb;cb ia vbola
;ssha oi 1nTp or disnn;on Is bnnTd I'M. is
tbara Ia n irr6nrass;da con4Ii:t,, batweeh tbe
slasebo,aipp And non. s,ayehold,ro S,afes?--
Must s,tbe eottoh and yise falds of Sooth
Carolina and he sugar ,Iantations o( I,nnis.
lana n the lanausee of M Seward "b.
ultimately t,Iled bv Iree labor and Chartes.
ton and Nav Orleans became rnarts lor leo.
innate merchandise alone or else The rvc
6eids ahd whaat telds af Massachusetts ard
New York again he surrendered Nv the;Tr
farmers Ia slave cnlnre ard he nridnct;on
of slaves and Boston and New York ba
come once more markets or trade Il he
bcdits and s6uls q men?'' Ilso men there
i.anerd If iii nn,on and forever. You can
not sboljsh slayery 81 he sword, stil less
by nrnclamations thencb the Pre-. dent were
to pseeLaip'' ''.eyery Month. or what 'posss
Sbe avail was Lis proclamation Of ,Saptemf
bel? Did the South submit? Was she
tyln alarmed? And yet he has now Jul
mined another "bul1 against the comet