The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
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ot ihofe Noppefbeeo cFoasste VIM 'oUhshIy l.
insist that. y hilemili,sry power alene can
eradicate its consequences and keep 1t down. |
IL is tue, they cite the example OF Ven |
dee; which in area is only about one tortieth !
part OF France There, we admit, the peas !
antry believed their religion was endanger>
ei and history recerds that they deIsa,ed
six, or s.ven OF the best appointed armies
which the French republic in that wstlike
sge, could hufl against them. II is also true
tliat alteTward, Nhen Carnpt was made Min
i5ter Of War, be Quieted the people by assur-
ing them they Should be undistui bed in their
religious faith. These mischievous fault tin.
ders, 10 give further force 10 their insldious
assaults upon our worthy President, point
also to Poland, in which The fircs OF rebels
lion are ever burning; but they forget that
Che Gar OF all the RuSsias is in all respects
interior to our model President, and is Who'll
ly ienorapt of the true means OF quieting
disa ffecied people. II never occured to the
aforesaid Gar that to squelch IT bellion et'
fectually, the cause must be removed. Had
he studied the history OF rebellioLs in this
country he would have discovered that we
always ascer tanned the cause, the evil, the
Sin which gave pretext to the insurgents -
For example: During the administration Of
General Washington portion OF the people
OF Penns, ,lyania got up rebellion about
whisky. Itwas crushed out by ''coercion;"
but the ssgacious siatemen of that day de-
termined 10 strike at the cause. The result
il the people OF that noble Commonwealth
have ever since eschewed whisky and turned
their attention to contracts. Nothitg is now
known in that State OF whisky, and, though
n 49, Na1s
ary stories Of "old rye" 10 the junior mem
bers Of his Cabinet, it is well known that the
sight of bottle Of pure Monongabela was as
Iepulsivs TO his nature as ice water to mad
dog. ...-. .......--...
Subsequently, while General Jackson was
President. the people Of South Carolina re
yolted at taxation, because some demagogues
called it high tariff, and asserted that the
monster ''stole money from their uncon>
scious pockets" The rebellion; however,
was "subjugated'' by the military power OF
the Government, and the cause-taxation-
OF course abolished. No tax gatherers have
been known since in South Carolina. At o
later day. during the administration OF John
Tyler, OF the firm of "rippecanoe and Tyler
too" some unwashed Democrats in Rhode
Island lomented grand instruction against
the sovereignty OF that large and prpulous
State. The army and navy Of the United
States, by a hearty cooperation with the
"loyalists" of that day, soon overthrow the
insurgents. Their Provisional Govern
or, Thomas W. Dorr, was captured, denied
the rights of "belligerent," and sent to the
Penitentiary. The Democratic party--the
cause.-was abolished, as all subsequent cleo.
tons have shown, throughout the United
States; since when no speck OF rebellion has
been known within the vast limits OF that
loyal State. The rebellion in Utah, which
occurred during the reign Of the old public
functionary, is too recent to be forgotton.--
The cause is doubtless fresh in the mind o
every aged maiden lady in the loyal States,
The republican instincts OF our people would
not tolerate q monopoly in Heavens "last
best gift to man." General Albert Sidney
Johnston was sent to Utah with instructions
to conquer the conjugal spirit OF Brigham -
The Mormon war ended gloriously to our
arms. The cause was removed. Harems
are now unknown among the Latter day
Saints, and Brigham, like some lone birc
without a mate, 'reluses to be com'orted.'
In Europe protracted and sanguinary civi
wars have often resulted from differences o
opinion IN regard to the true mode OF con
STRUNG the Bible, and especially concerning
the operations of the Holy Ghost. They
have failed to abolish the one or deny tht
other. The result is that few countries il
Europe maintain the quiet which usually
prevails along the Rappahannock.
1t should not be overlooked that our peo
pie were very ignorant or they would neye
4 hxyt tha
mics, North and South, OF our noble Presi
dent. 1t was falsely charged that he ant
his party friends did not desire TO suppress
the rebellion without first subverting III
rights OF the States--freeing all the slave
and elevating them to political equality will
the whites. Our people being. of course
very ignorant, be elieved all these false, scan
dalous and malicious statements, and among
the resolutions you will adopt at your meet
ing, there should be one thanking his Excel
lebcy, our most approved President, for th
effectual means be has adopted to Civ
strength and moral power to the Union me
and women Of the South, while at the sam
time be has shown how wickedly false an'
libellous were the allegations Of Souher
traitors and Northern Copperheads that h
intended to use the army and navy to abol
ish slavery. The Union men OF the Sout
will ever gratefully cherish the name an
memory of one who, by scrupulous regar,
of his official and other pledges, and hi
manly adherence to the Chicago Platform
has vindicaiei the truth of all the pledge
which from time to time we made in b
behalf, and, the traitors and Cope rheads VII
have falsely charged our great and goo
President with designing TO subsert the II
stitutions OF the Southern States nut
henceiorth hide their faces in shame. a..
You should by no means fail to adopt wit
wild acclamstion, mingled with few "Bu
ly Hallelujahs," a resolution severely denur
ciatory of those who critiese our milltar
operations, or show imratience at the tard
movements OF our armies in South Caroiin
aud Virginia. Such criticism gives the re
bres "aid and comfort" and, though ID ma
not be felony without benlfit OF clergy,
nevertheless what Mr.. Polk stigmatlzed q
.frnoral treason"-a crime which our nobl
President and other Wings were compelled
to "dry up'' during the war with Mexico.
Our present military discord is but 'har
mony, when understood We are abun
dainty able to beat the rebels whenever W
try. At present we have then completed
surrounded crowded into . small circunl
ference oi nottmore than six thousand miles
Our armies are guarding the outposts OF tn
contracted line, and every where daring th
pusilanimous Butternuts to pierce the cen
ter, and the ragged wretches take the dar'
We have forces at Galveston. New Orlcan
Pensacola, Hilton Head, Newbern, Suffoll
(all is quiet on the Blackwater,) Fortres
MeDree, on the Rappahannock, at Baltimor
along the line Of the Baltimore and Obi
Railroad, in Western Virginia. iu Kentuck
Tennessee, Missouri, Fl. Smith and Vicks