The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24
splrit of the AboIition.uoh Press.


trail organ of the so-called "Union'
party, but more properly of the Dis
union Mobbites of Ohio, is bent upon
exciting mobs and contempt for law
and order in our peaceful community.
1t iustifes, encourages and upholds
outrages and unlawful assaults upon
the personal liberty, the personal Sc
curity and lives Of w-abiding citizens.
It's very spirit is demoniac, and both
it and its supporters may yet rue the
day when they thus sought to unchain
the tiger of mob vengeance, which
may, before this fendish appetite is
glutted, turn and rend those who how
pat him and hiss him on.
The Journal Of Saturday morning,
June 13, furnishes, in that single issue,
proof enough to condemn it in the
eyes of every sensible, patriotic and
order-loying man. 1t publishes on its
first page the following abusive and
contemplate article:
WHAT OTHERS THINK OF Us
The New York Evening Post, under
the heading GA. Dreadful Revenge"
has the following:
The lads mentioned in the Scripture
who said to the Prophet, $50 up, thou
bald head were instantly set upon
and devoured by two bears which
came out Of the wood. In the capital
city Of Ohio civilization has made such
progress that no adjacent woods re-
main, no bears sally out upon defense
less children; but in place of bears they
have coppcrheads to snap up the boys.
On Thursday afternoon of last week
company of little lads attending
the State street school in Columbus
remained after school hours to talk
over the arrangements for their annu-
al pic>nic, and being in a merry humor
broke up the conclave by shouting a
@ "e" ,, q 11o,l Sor.; y. 'l'0 'I:4n 1:4D, -, @ o"n
tLn,, I tba;'. ba,,on,aaI L-, i,I o ?ap'
;n( +b;ssF,ro - v,,' %'y mnot oo% ,Ioo. ''"o
lN5 ',',' ~'' w" . GOV s''''
IvoI y 1n nang h JohR MoIsan On sour apple tree
wnh his cavalrymon to Keep him inc c, mp npany,
AS we march ulong;"
bat happening to meet an uapopul ar
copperheaded member of the Board Of
Education-onc S. S. Rickey-the
idea struck them Of rcviling him by
changing the tenor OF the stanza, and
nus 'ne5 rang ~ III n'' e"'S'
We" hanp neg 9d pS RskS SHy apG r9'
Wiz" all the copporneads to To- keep hin company,
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was "twittinr on facts - or wLoth ar
his personal dignity was offended and
his authority brought into disrepute,
inc loyal papers 40 not say; but he
i1 i''t'i.euiNseiy Mtn' ~ neau9""l t1 @ .plS ~
nn+ ],ds sn;tatad +bo rn;nds % IF b;s v;r
tuous fellow members in the Board
by tale Of the horrid depravity of
the nslng generation, ana induced the
p1a'u " W S:, W. reay lo4llSn tS "Uo' VNe
avnoIloJ fam tho State Streot scbnol
and reprjmandcd besides.
"OId Hickey probably experienced
teeImS OF relief after wreaklng tins
yensoance' p'l' 'lio ooyS "Fe''' no 0lS-
9c]I IS,ls ~ ',o, :.c
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P'f"0"u, oF III o'a0t "oros' d DoA'o-
erat' We kno" nothing OF this mat
ter, save what has appeared in the
Journal. At the time of its occur
rcncc that nanor rIoated over it with
g III 1o1:.h. .aJo,.
SV' - 'A'' l'N Nv"
Is Aoo1tlon mon co-"ofNer III NC"
York assures the public that the boys
who committed this act, are ''in no
djsrracc At home' Ifnot in DISGRACE.
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on oaf Guy TO assert lAaS amJority ol
ITS people are in favor of such doings.
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