The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
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4 Tennessee who have 80 stubbornIy refassd
: to join the rebels.
Q Why, sirs, this lcspss Of speech must BE-
suppressed. What right have men. who do
$ not support the present wise and efficient
Q Administration, to criticise its policy or The
{ consequences Of il. Within the last few
' days, have heard persons In this city-ia
this capitol, which bears the sacred MANS
l OF Washington, and which for the present
/, is the home Of our illustrious Chief Msgis.
trate--drsw seemingly insidiohs disiinctionS
r between the iats oi Jesse ID. Bright; Of In
' diana, and that OF John NJ Bolts, OF Vir.
/ gina. How my blood boiled with pious
! Indignation" when, q few days ago, heard
, q certain individual OF the straighiest sect 6f
) Copper heads discoursing thus: "Jesss D.
, Bright, OF Indiana, was expelled from the
, Senate Of the United States last year, chsre.
, ed with reasonable practices. Hs thsf
owned farm and uegioes in Keatucky, and
: still owns them He accepted the amnesty
provided in the so called Confscation Law.
which passed Congress last July. He IS
now preparing to accompany his fatnily cd
. trip Of pleasure to Europe, leaving bis largs
properties 10 Indiana and his slaves in Ken
lucky under the protection of the law
John M. Bolts is just out Of Libby or soma
other Confederate prison, where he was in-
carcerated for his devotion to the Union and
his undying hostility to the so called South
ern Confederacy. Ten days ago his slaves
were enticed within the lines Of our armies
in Virginia Mr.. Bolts demanded that they
be surrendered or returned, and received fot
answer. direct from Washington, that hs
had no right to them; that our wise and
lawabiding President had set them free"
confess that when heard this long std
complaining IigmoIole, was indignant at
this PERSONS stupidity. lie could hot ses
the wisdom OF this wise policy Of Our most
noble Executive. lie was almost as idcorri-
gible as James L. Petigiu, Of South Cars
o|ina, who, when he read the grand procla-,
ma tion of the most illustrious successor OF
Washington, took the oath of allegiance IL
the Confederate Government, and offered hid
private ortune to the rebels to aid them Id
making war upon the armies of the sutlf.
NEST man OF modern tines; OF Nelson, 0f
Tennessee, who, with sons in rebel cabtiiity;
published an appeal to the peopls 6l that
State to take up arms against our freedom
loving President; Of Houston, Henry and
OF hers, who Immediately went over to the
rebel cause. Away with oil such men. A
good Union man loves his country Der &C.
He cares nothing Tor liberty or property,
fame or fortune, consideration or contracts!
off;ca mr. on;nion. Tbe tr,a tast 10 s,tsSJ,.
this; Who il the ers.tas,. ,,,sss, .sS b.sk
oI m.nk,nd7 WIN il AZ krs, n..,,..i III.
,tarv penius o, the world9 Wbn aos,h III
m mos wisely and vell9 VIII shoSis
elec,ed President so lor, ss i. iii .n..S
the Office? If 10 ali thess ;nou;-,s. ~ -
snonden, snswers With g. sI...;sI
voice Abr.b.m T;,coIn Eso =. ,h ~ -
down az . GOOD IIn;on man q, ~ =
"Lov.i Le.yl,e y rsce;ta q sot,r.t, ..Is.. .
commiss;on or otfice and " no," R.If H.
like Crittendan of Kent,,ckv hs was exsf
talking about the Const;tnt,on .nd arch ,woFH
ont tbemas he n,,oht Mn, IN lia ,.i,s,aa a. =
moment
1r.,u. ...., t... - IN J,,se "a
s,.l n:.I ,n~M -, .aua, na'' ~ "ouauoe @ -
,, 'sNnIa :, a''n IN '"e .aV!ng g.Aco ~ oui e<
s,'eo Iiesiu'nt-s tns. he ""l ye' prove
sno Po,'''a, nAo,So " ieao oIr simieo
S!oss : 'ue naPRAhanncoI-,a inst unuet
ms ,oausfshlP' eou'u 10 10 inuoceo 70 .sAe
eho neio, .ue msuy nvSnH VI ieSsluo
', mou'u hoe nym ' ma.ye .,N', snu ufoun9 1tss
sIe"sel'es' nhe Po'so'0oo owAusf III 'ne
suj'''n' '"'s" u. a
How 10 recruiting now in West TeHuss@
see! Last summer only lew thousand en-
lis ed IN our RANKS; but very lew, bslievsi
In memphis. fou were SO amply pfotccte0
within the lines that you quite iorgof, l Lear
the sorrows OF those VINO had not yet had an
opportunity OF greeting the nag which
brings such certain security to loyal men;
women and children; such inevitable pro-
lection TO property including such trininG
articles as negroes and cotton bales. hurry
up the volunteers. Give the lie to thosssss
who intimate that Iennesseeans will not go
into the Gull states to fight for their brsth-
rem OF African decent. True' most OF OUT
citizens have sons. daughters, sisters, tsthers
have Settled 50 iar South. Besides. when
you nave secured freedom 10 our African iei~
w'ciuzens south Of US, you may possible
have the honor OF taxing part IN carrying the
same boon 10 a siniiar elassain tennessee
and kentucky. | douH not our noDis
PRESIDENT WILL IN due time: adopt smtaois
means 70 ascertain tne Will OF tne LORD III
Ibis behalf. Indeed, u seems 20 nave been
made known ALREADY 70 some Of Inc lesser
lights. Last week grand convention o.
the loyal women OF America assembled IN
the city OF rev erk. Eacn delegate had
cohse'Ved tnot baoy) an idea; and, under
Inc inspiration OIL the great OCCASION tney
have commanded our msgn'neent PRESIDENT
TO proclaim Fesdom throughout aii tns ohds
OF the esf'n: 1 oouot NOT, ~ tne proper
time, ne Will 30 precisimi ana tne twenty
thousand troops Wnish ms hxcelehcy 1ov
ernor Andrew Johnson wss recently au
thorlzed 70 recruit ID tennessee, Uou have
no doubt eniis'ed), VIII soon oe ready pr