The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11
'CADlz OHIO, "WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IL, 1868


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vrayi,sas tnward II with all The forcs Of .
baJ natuya If,van ,hesa man il no,yor "a
ytba Nar,berp Renublic .yvaul5 be The bo,1ht
n moi n. horn thralI Of ,hs nav;s dunos,r
ready in Cabinst and, Cameras 10 do a. AZ
~ and damon;sc VOL, Yi1 ~ ~ s oa,oh h -
runaways--readv y 10 vink AZ tho ravivai :,
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lance aaainst the moral sense If \, .panL,.,d~-
ready tu nromo;e he Secession ~ ,ha Ws.t
from the East-readv for var nnon Nsw
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tba (ioyerpment h W,sb;nr,nr, ., ,,,,,.h ~ =
tool of the Southern Confsderacy as ever ine
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sacred name Of Dsmocracy would sell ,bea
ssIyes first. snd ncxt their na;gbhoTs Tner.
could be Tor ~ no nermanence no nrosnar,
ity. no n,ivate banniness and NO nnhl;c ors.t.
ness - ~ w Q,
il NAV he said That we w. ex.sao,ot ,.o,sy i. th;s
aanrsr Va do not ,h;,l so NJ IL ,,a
liticsl nower az The Contsd.racv wonld ha j.,
the hands of q ,ew men who have hssn cd
ucated 10 detest The IJnion and who wonIl
he IN satisfied with that nar,ial spccsss " Hi
left even n resnectable ragmenI oi ,ba IA
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tbey wouId begin 70 cal wants 1ba .r;s,anoa
of which tLev do not admit and thev.wo,,ld
be only too ready m avail ,henSsleas ~
those commercial abil,ties Which ,hav bava
here oto,e affected TO desni1e' M srsst
seroent of Slavery would reverse is fral
and look with lonp;pp eves iowa,d Nnrtb
left at its mercy bv he d;ssentions aud ths
Of lis own Children, Our social
freedom would be perpe,ual aeprayat ion Of
the bad ten,per and ieaiopsv wIich aIa Iha
adiuac,s of slayeho,dinp. live
were prosperoHs our n,osperitv wonld he =
continual ,.huke of that sin which has been
callsd "the snm az ali v;lla;ni.s.u and ;C yo
we're, hopelessly weakened nv ne d;smember
,ueut. our cities and orr farms wonld ba tho
eheap nrev Of eyarv mad ma r,isap bncboosa
TO promote a rand Nor should va IL ,vith'
ont 4 hatred Of slavery Intensified bv tbe
woes OF which it had been The fruitful moth.
er, and any effort to check or to silence The
q sxpression of that Sc eat,,nent wonld but cam,
plieate The publie dilemma. We should snll
have Pro slavery Governors. PRO Slavery
Senators, RIO Slavery PFeSidents and Pros
slavery Representatives; and the yery ex,s
.ehce ola determined and uncompromisinr
opposition would drive them in:o disgrace
tul diplomacies aud intrigues, not, 10 be.
thought of without horror! Ii we sneak
sha, ply. we beg the reader 10 helieve that
ws sneak sincerely. We have moi nor will
we pretend to have, any Confidence in The
public virtue Of that hungry placs hunter
who prates of lhe wrongs Of lhe South. and
Of the sins az the North,who h.s fina words
for the Richmond regime, and oul words for
his own constitutional rulers-who would
restore The Union by muzzng. discussion
unlary servilude, with all The solsmni,ies ot
an act of public fai'h-who feels i to be a