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

Republican party seem ready now TO lin
themselves up 70 the heighl of,thi, great ar.
guinent, and % deal with itin ma. spirit q
lhspatrlstssand ereata men of oihAr coun.
fllss aud asss, and Of ihs betsr daJa OF the
And new sir. whatever nay :hSss been
the moisese OF England. France, and the 9th
e. great powers, q Edrope, In sitbholdiDg
rscogniiion SO fofg Fom The con 'ederaie
States, the South and the North are both in
debted 10 them for an immense public SER
vice The South has proved her ability 10
maintain herself by her own strength and re-
sources, without oreign aid; moral or mate
Iial. And the Y, rth and West--the whole
country, indeed-these great Powers have
served incalcuably; BY holding back solemn
prUclaHation to -lhs- world that the Union OF
these 8 Rses, was finally and ilepnally. dissel-
we'd. They have left TO us every, motive and
every chance for sIeupiPn;. and, il that has
been N g purpose OF. Euglapd, especially
our rival 50 long; ipleresleS more. lhan any
other il. disunion and the CONSEQUENT weak
enipg oflour great naval power and suffer,
ing, TOO, as she has suG red; 50 long and se-
velely because Of Ihis war7-I do not hesitate
to say that she has. performed an act of run :
selfish ,heIoisn VII hout examplein history,
Was such indeed her pprpose? Let her an
Eswer peioge the itnpaB ai Tribunal of posteri
ty,a In any, event; afier, the great reaction
| in public sentiment in the North and West
to beloilowed after some time by q, like, re
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Z tbey harysa nninalfared n TEi,nS / an,aal !" i
aprasSlasfoGT tor bbaf nroof' nSsa, = H. To-
tbal lewar slaves haya escaped oyor ~,
dV roma N now nearly 10 yoars IN a,
tno and CoinwaIlis carFFiai awav u !;
d months 81 INVASION n 17sl FinaIIv i,
4 we bayelearned. and IN. Saith tno whs
I tho histo,y Of he world aoas AZ 400 and oT
own his ory mighf have ,augh, ne tSa
Iseryile lnsulrection is tie least Of the dan
4 gers % which She Is exposed, Hence in m
Jde{iberate Judgment. African slavery 90 n
,Hinstltution, Will come out Of this coni,ic
Il fifty fold stronger GER thau when he war begar
n The south. TO. sir. has learned most M
nortant Il ssons: and among theo lhat ne,
lsonnal courage IS duality comm N "a ali sef
tons, and that, ii battle, tha men Of th
a North. and especially Of The West are the
!. EQUALS. Hitherto there has been a mutn,
,Eand most mischjeyious mistake upon bot
Ilsides. The South oyeryaluea i,s q own Del
sohal courage, and unJderyalhed ours. and "
ltro4 readily consept I'd but AT the same Tin
IEshe exaggerated opr pr aggregate streng b an
,lresourccesss, css and unde estimated her own; al a
1we ien into the same 81 me e,roI: and hence ii
n foriieinal ii mistake or vice ii the military &c
ltlIcy Of the Moth, and which has airead
broken down the war war by its own weigf
: the belief that we could bring oyerwhs In
lin, Numbers and power into he feld al
tupon the Sea, and crush out the South at