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


teen or twenty soldiers Telegraph from
Washington
Mr. Lincoln IA the first President who ev .
er deemed i; necessary to follow the kingly
custom Of being surrounded by soldiers when
ever he leaves his house! 1t is one OF the
signs oI the timesl
OJThe Weekly Tribune has circulation
of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand copies,
and large proportion Of its subscribers take
no other journal.
which fully accounts for much of the an
ger, malice, uncharitsbleness, want of truth
and candor, for which the Tribune and yerv
many OF its readers are notorluus.-M T.
Times. Republican.
0TThe rebel leaders abhor the Union as
it was, and are determined to prevent its res
tOration.
The Abolition leaders abhor the Union as
it was and say it cannot and shall not be re
stored.
Democrats and conservatives-the men
who will vote for Vallandigham and Pugh-
love the Union as it was, and are united in
one mind and one heart for its restoration,
just as our fathers made it.
Every man who loves the old Union a.
bove party will vote for Valiandigham and
Pugh.
CIT-The reckless lenders of the rebellion
are fighting for Colfedercy Of all Slave
States.
The reckless leaders Of the Abolitionists
are fighting for Conlederacy Of all Free
Sta'eS.
The Democracy are fighting to save the
old Union Of thirty four States, regardless of
the question ofslavery or no slavery.
So are the soldiers in the field.
Which, then, is the soldiers friend?
0THurtt s. Allen. Of the Ohio State
Journal, denounced Quartermaster Dicker-
son, ofCincinnati, Regular Army officer, as
a "Copperhead, "Butternut," "Secesh," and
''dislOyal," and thus secured his displace.
ment and got the place Tor themselves. Then
they went straightway to stealing the public
money, to show how devoted they were to
the Union!
6FThe traitors to this Government, its
Constitution and its laws, who are now riot
ing at Washington ARE DOOMED by an out
ragged and incensed people. They have
been tried and convicted, on evidence fur-
nished by themselves, ofattempting 10 OVER.
THROW THIS REPUBLIC AND TO ESTABLISH A
MILITARY DEqPoTIsM IN ITS STEAD. Con-
demned OF God and the People, they cannot
by falSahood, fraud or iorce, escape the con-
OF their crime-The great crime
n the worlds history against Constitutional
6TThe Republican papers are publishing
letters stolen from Davis private papers,
ourporting to be from James Buchanan and
Beauregard to Jeff. Davis. 1t is needless to
say that they contain more truth and more
Unionism than anything Abraham Lincoln
wrote before he was President.
0"FA Yankee trade. Free the negroes
md make slaves Of white men!
G.T"The Government" Frees negroes
in the South and scalps Indians in the
North.
-Ifyou want "negro equality" vote for
Brough. s..
Frauds in Cotton Speculation.
The Commission appointed to investigate
he frauds upon the Government arising out
of cotton speculations in the West and
Southwest, have made report, which is
now in the hands of the Secretary of War.
We understand that the report duplicates
oue Of the Major Generals of the army and
other officers of rank, all Of whom have made
large sums Of money by the operations
From the known hatred of the Secretary to
such transactions, it is safe to say that sure
and speedy justice will be moved ou! to tho
Washington Correspondence Of the
Nea0 York Tribune.
All these cotton SPECTATORS are strong for
the vigorous prosecution Of the war;" and
they are death on Copperheads? They also
believe in supporting the Government"
The War Democratic Dodge.
The Louisville Journal thus correctly hits
off this miserable fraud and deception. 1t
says: ..... .'
"The Meeting Of War Democrats at In
dianapoli3 turns out to be simple a meeting
Of Republicans Of Democratic sntecedents.-
The affair evidently belongs to that sort OF
juggling which comprehends the taking of
trick with past card. The gentlemen in
question had already once Joined the Repub-
lcan party. They accordingly are past
cards. They are played out. They can not
again fairly take trick in the present game.
The attempt is contrary to the rules OF fair
play. Being exposed, the attempt Of course
amounts to nothing, though whether or not
it carries with it forfeit remains to be seen.
II it shall not, the Republicans Of our sister
State will have reason to congratulate them
selves on SO cheaply getting out ofa very
shallow rush."
"War Democrats
The Abolitionists, who used to ridicule
Democrats as "Unon Shavers," took to
themselves the title Of "Union" men, and
called their party a "Union" party to make
it popular. Rut having rendered that de
sgnation almoat as odious as was their late
pane Of Republican" they have hit upon
new dodge--,hat OF calling themselves Dem
Democrats" They are
holding meetings all over the country and
sty ling them Conventions OF war Demo.
Gratis" The speeches made an the resolu.