The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16

and that, however much the men in
authority may attempt, through their
subseryient subordinates scattered over
the land, to coerce ready acquies-
cence in the new order of things, a
powerful rebuke at the ballot>box, is
the most potent and efectual way to
bring them to their senses, although
in Kentucky and Missouri, this most
sacred franchise of white men has
been denied them at the point of the
bayonet.
| Keep Ii Before the People,
That more money is being spent by
the Administration, in putting the ma
chinery of the Draft in operation,
paying enrolling officers enormous wa
ges, for the time they are employed,
thus making it their interest to pro-
tract the business as long as possible
we say more money isspentin this way,
and in paying rewards for unwilling
conscripts, dead or alive9 than would
have enabled it to offer and pay at
least three hundred dollars bounty per
head to as many volunteers as would
equal if not greatly exceed the num-
Der of conscripts that will finally be
compelled to yield reluctant obedi-
ence to despised if not unconstitu-
tional lava law which discriminate s
lin favor of the rich ard well.to-do, and
throws the burden of having to do all
the fighting upon POOR MEN-men
who have not wherewith to buy their
exemption, much less the means to
support large and helpless families de-
pendent upon their daily labor for
their subsistence.
Keep Ii Before the People,
That propositions for peace were made
to the President day or two before
: the wretched and wholesale slaughter
, of our troops at Fredericksburgh, and
that Stephens, the Vice President of
the 80 called Southern Confederacy
. was sent to Washington, but short
: time since, with full authority given
e him by jeff Davis, tosettle the difficulty
e between the North and the South on
r. honorable terms; but, Notwithstanding
0 these repeated overtures, looking to
: peace and a restoration of the Union,
$ those making them were contemptu-
0 ously snubbed, and the country and
: the worle given to understand, if not
), directly by the President at least, in
Q directly, by his friends, including
: JOHN BROUGH, the Abolition can
G didate for Governor of Ohio, that
PEACE shall never be declared nor
: the Union restored until slavery is
r abolished in all the Southern States
9 now and forever"
= Keep it before the People,
J. That the Mobile Register, the organ Of
e the fire eating portion Of the South,
whose editoris no less parsonage than
Hon. John Forsyth, former Minister
r to Mexico, asserts that "there is only
t zone party in the North who want the
II 'Union restored, but they have nc
! "power-legislative, executive orjudi
If "cial-than the paper we write on
e ''Itis true they make show of Unior
y "and strength, but they have no voic
/, "of authority. We know that the
D. "Vallandigham school wants the Uni
l> con RESTORED, FOR HE TOLD VI
r. $50, WHILE HERE IN EXILE, partakinE
G. "of such hospitality as we extended t
T. "a real enemy to our struggle for sep
re "eration, banished to our soil by anc
es ether enemy who is PRACTICALLY NOR
b. ''oUR FRIEND thanhe. And if Vallan
le "digham should, by accident or othe
ID .tcause, become Governor of Ohio, W
in "hope Lincoln will keep his nerves t
es "the proper tension, and not allo'
to chin to enter the confines Of the State
b. "His administration would do more t
e. "RESTORE THE OLD UNIOl
er ethan any other power in Ohio coul
e- edo, and therefore we pray that h
ng ''may be defeated. Should a stron
Is, "Union party spring up in Ohio, tn
to "third State in the North, in politics
tn Importance, it might find faint re
''pose in some Southern States, an
'give us trouble. Give us, rathe
ar "men like Thadeus Stevens and Charl,
nc "Sumner. They curse the old Unit
lc- "and despise it, and SO do we. And v
to ''now promise these gentlemen that,
ar- ''they hate the Union and the 'accur
as "ed institution, let them KEE
g. "DOWN VALLANDIGHAM an
be "his party in the North"