The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
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Declares ijl Favar OF Peacea-
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Declares ijl Favor OF Peacea.
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fRfom an Edi,brisI in thesNsw York 'Ttibdn
a. u of Monday, A pril u, d56tl VI .. sA
.7'"We hold qthat the isecessionist,
,eosld haee hsda peaceful dissolution
of the Union had they really desired
it, and had the people oftheir States
saf,er free and fair discussion, deci
ded to separate from the Union. Sc
we told them 1T the time; So most oi
the leading Republican journals told
thefn--allin ABUNDANT good faith.-
president Lincoln, Gov. Morgan, and
iigearly all Of us, openly favored a Con-
,Tention Of the States, which land
which only as the .Disunionists well
knew J waald have had authority and
power to decree peaceful dissolution
sof The Union
To' which the Cleveland Plaindealer
fpointedly and appropriately adds:
D. "1here itis--the bold, undisguised
declaration Of Horace Greeley, that
not only himself. but President Lin
'coln and "saearly all'' of the Republi-
cans were in favor of peaceful disso-
aution of the Union. Moreover, Gree
ley ayers that they 50 told the seces,
.sionists. This it is to be observed is
no declaration made some time ago,
but is. unblushingly published in Mon
days issuer of the Tribune. There
aisn's s.loyal"' sheet in the country
which viii have the harlihood to deny
that Greeley has now made free con-
fessioa Of his guilty completely with
the Southern rebels, and charged Lin
coin with being pARTIcgPs cRrM1N1s.
When it is remembered that the South.
ern leaders in rebellion. are charged
with having been plotting the great
revolt tor years; it should be craven
In characters of FIRE upon the memory
Of the American people, that with
fall cognizancesef the designs of Da-
,is, Yancy, Toombs l. Co., the lead
ing Republicans through their mouth
piece assured them. that they might
pssceably dissolve. The strong fact
demonstrated by this confession, is
ths: the Republican party really COW
'eted the disruption Of our glorious
Union, it ardently thirstod for. = d.
vision Of the nation, rather than there
should be any further participation of
the South in the public councils
We hsyenov the very key to the anti
slavery excitement which was foment-
cd by radical journals and stump
speakera: 1t sprung from no genuine
hatred Of slavery, and no genuine phi,
lanthropy for the negro, but was q
mere engine used to bring about u sep
aration.&a This was the real object of
cha ssatstics SO often prepared by
Wendell Phillips to show that both
North and South would be bettered by
dissolying political connection. . This
~as the object Of Mr.. Lincoln's cele-
tratea argument in favor Of the right
Of eTsn q segment. Of a State to revo-
latioaizc. This was the object of the
bitter inveotives in Congress against
she South winding up with the taunt
th.s ''the South couldn't be kicked
out Of the Union" For this object
such'men as Thompson were imported
toNiden the breach, and such legisla-
ton as the personal Liberty Bills"
made chronic, and the foolish cnthusi-
Ast John Brown urged to his mad raid
in Virgins. 1t may be asked what
has brought about u change IN the SEN
tinents Of these men? We reply that
there is no real change. The terrible
reeoil after the firing on Sumter, sea-
red the Abolitionists, and the hope
row, Of utterly subjugating and crush
ing out the Southern people, placing
negro soldiers over them, and sharing
with these black troops in general
plunder Of Southern estates, besides
the immediate enjoyment Of all the Of
ices, emoluments and pickings Incl
dent to the war, make them for the
present pirate of Union, but at heart
they are NJ honest and absolute trai~
tors as ever. they were. ..~ .s
"a pretty get Of fellows to he de-
nouncing jeff Davis and the Confeder-
atese' - .f !s'9T2" i:i.@t a'n'a
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