The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06

The brazon impudcnce Of the Cadiz Re
publican passes all comprehension. lie has
a poor opinion of nearly one-half of his fel-
l0w-citizens, and ike an i'll natured cur, is
always Swapping and snarling at them. One
would think on reading the paper from week
10 week that the soul Of the editor was sunk
t0tuch depths in the 'wormwOod and the
gal that even forty parson power
would bc unable to extract any of the un-
cleanness from his heart Nothing but bit
tcrness emanates from it, and still the fOun-
tain is unexhausted and inexhaustible. 1t
is marvellous that human nature could be so
depraved; and but for the living example,
we should almost doubt. Vinegar must be
cheap, even with deprecated greenbacks, i'll
his locality, or else he must have an cnor-
nous quantity on hand He SANDERS by the
wholesale, without discount. No person
disagreeing with him on any question is safe
from his enyenomcd pen. People generally,
knowing how meaningless his twaddle is.
pay no attention to it; we only notice it be-
cause lis paper is the organ Of party in
this county, and we wish to show them IN
what ridiculous positions he places them
Our neighbor has high regard for himself,
and imaginos that when he strikes, it
'.stunner." Since he has received the
Earlship Of ''2altpetre,' he puts on great
many ars, and is cndcavoring to achieve
etii' greater distinction ami promotion by
telling even greater stories that his ceebra-
ted 'nitre factory yarn.
Not long since he exhausted himself in
his furious onsaughtso on his particular friend
IS. b. s., who dared his displeasrre lii
exhibiting some Of Richards "ioya{' ar
tons, and after taking long rest, to recu-
pcrate his exhausted energies, he opens his
vinegar batteries on the ''Copperheads,
term which he applies to all who do not
support the present corrupt Administration
in its efforts to destroy the Union. Why
the conservative Union men Of the country
should be called ''copperheads' p we do not
know except from the fact that the Goddess
of Liberty is stamped Oh the copper coin.-
The AhotioniSts are never called copper
heals" because they love not liberty and
are the plant tools Of tyranny; besides their
heads arc of such an infinitely softer sub
stance that no one would think Of such a
thing. If they have a hard place about
them it must be their hearts-as none but a
copper-haart3l person could remain unmo-
we'd and witness the scenes Of carnage now
being enacted in this conntIy.
His last effort is about the postponement
of the Chicago Convention. There is some
thing about it that he don't like. 1t trou-
bles him in his waking moments, and in the
still night-watch it disturbs his slumber, and
makes him toss his restless head on q sleep
less pillow. Poor Richard He is infatua-
ted. Thh sweet summer breezes that fan
the fevesal brow of the invalid, brings no
Joy to him. Its rustic Of the foliage brings
to him but the formation Of some copper
head schema--the signing from the teeth
less jaws Of his young Tennessee Unionist
as he cries for deliveranee, All that in
times past was accounted noble and pure, IS
now accounted by him, in his excited inagi-
nation copporhead'' conspiracy Even
the sublime teachings Of the great Prince Of
Peace, are pronounced 'disloyaf to the
reign Of Abraham the First.
When the nation was quivering in the ex-
element Of battle-when our sons and
brothers were falling like autumn leaves on
the battle fields of the East and South, to
sociate the thirst for blood Of the ogre OF
the White House--whcn everything was
notwithstanding it was no time for po-
litcal excitement. and in Difference to the
wishes of many, the National Democratic
Convention was postponed. They wished
to avoid the partisan rancor in the hour Of
distress--they were not partisans, bnt SIN
cere lovers Of their country-and knew that
the sooner the canvass opened, the sooner
the excitement would begin. 1t was from
motives Of pure patriotism something a
''shoddyite" cant comprehend) by men who
have ten Thousand times as much atstake iii
the issue Of this contest as has the editor OF
the Cadiz Republican. that the National
K Committee postponed the Convention. =
We have nothing TO gain in the defeat OF
our arnls--D 9lnoera.s doa hold the 'shod-
dy'' and other contracts to supply the loss
4 Of demerNlized army, But the Democra-
cy have sons and brothers in the srmy--aua
Nave TOO much love for them to willingly
permit them to be ossd another four years
bvhim who BY his inuaraeity and stupidity