The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
LIXCOLN'S FAILURE MORE
EfRAETS---GES, SHERMAN


Tho majority of the Republican party re-
ally agreC with Fremont, that Lincoln S al
miuista.ion has been a terrible. '-iaiiurp,
POLITICALLY, nilitauly and financially. That
hi, policy ha, pruloneCd the war, ruined
our rssOurceS, brGkcu the war spirit Of the
Ncnhem people, ard rendered Peace and
Union alhIn,i impossible. And notwith-
standing hc now pruclaims that there shall
hc no peace aud union with his consent un-
al the whole country is abolitioniZed, and
slavery a.anluned' they yet say that this
i no time tn swap horses But we think
every ono must agree with Reyer1y johnson
that II there ever was a time when we need
rd a gupd EDlN, The time has now come
aud tkc conner We swap the old, lean. ring
lnncd anil pa,incd horse for the good nag,
Little Mac, the better. They further
say tha' he commenced the job Of putting
duwn the cbc lion, and That W ought to let
him finish it. especially As il is now on its
hast !egs. and will surely he over before the
/ h Of MMca nrAt Now If that is really
81, We OF l. Il 1 that h. hall tieu be relieved
OF the great cuuHip and anxiety he has ben
laboTiug under fer four Yeas p,rt. and be
permitted to go home IL peace and quiet
ms. But can wcEclicve these warriors in
"buckyam who stay AT home and know no
thing about fighting? Or should We not i1l-
ther Ioh We such man as General Sherman
VIII kuows S,me hing about fighting and th3
rs-tan r. We will have to overcome He
tells us, and that, too, ,incc Atlanta has
been taken, that the war may last MANY
YEARS yet, and he orders the woman
and children to leave Atlanta 80 that he
mdy turn ii into Il military dcpOt with that
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'ne s9veili;lIcnI .i;m G,'o we suppose 'he most
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