The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-14
CADIZ, OHIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER A. 1854.

"the glad tidings of great joy" that the
people are abandoning the abolition war par1
ty, and are everywhere falling into the paths
of peacs, by scores, and hundreds and thou
sands. Hail white winged angel! Hail glo-
riOus day! The people of America are
beginning, at last to acknowledge their high
est and holiest obligations to humanity aud
Heaven, by turning their swords into plow
shares, and their spears into pruning
hooks '-Ddyton Empire.
John A. Bingham calls this treason, and
denounces all such as traitors, but the people
spit upon all such traitors as this ex-king Of
Dahoma. ..
30 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ALL who
are concerned about the high prices of gro
| ceries, dry goods and provisions, and who
find it very difficult to liye, will vote against
John A. Bingham and the war. 1t is the
war that causes the high prices, and Bing-
ham is pledged to vote i'll Congress to keep
up the war. Bingham is especially the enc
my of the poor man.
IMMENSE Peace Meetings are being held
all over the country, in which Republicans
as well as Democrats take part Lincoln
determination to keep the war up until slay-
cry is destroyed, has aroused the Indignation
Of the people from Maine to the Pacific
coast, ,-Ec
John A. Bingham says that every man
who is in favor Of peace is a traitor. Men
Of Belmont-you who desire to see this sea
of blood stayed, recollect this when you go
to vote. Unless you want your wife to be-
come widow and your children orphans,
vote against the hyena.
ABOLITION Platoon. War, Conscrip-
ton, Taxation, Confscation, MiScegenation,
and no peace until slavery is abolished, the
final result of which is Disunion and certain
and irretrievable ruin.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFoRM.-PEACE on the
basis of Constitution, the Union, with all
its glorious blessings.
Those who are in favor of the Abolition
platform will vote for Abe Lincoln and John
\. Bmgham-the twin relies Of old John
BrOWnlsm on earth.
Those who are III favor of the Democrat
it platform will vote for Hon. Jos. w.
" hlte and the balance of the white man
ticket.
JOHN A. BINGHAM now holds Offices the
salaries of which yield him over Eight
1honSdnd Dollars, and still he wants
more. ...
The American Standard, a war paper
published at Jersey City, eIoquently says:
''But for the tlme-for two, SIX, or twelve
monthS--there would be no more slaughter;
no more long lists of killed and wounded,
no more lamentation and mourning in ten
thousand households for fathers sons, hus-
bands, brothers, freshly wounded or slain
What an unspcakable blessing, respite and
relief this would bel How like the milleni-
um OF peace and serene enjoyment to which
believers look fowardl What q precious,
calm, delicious rest, and hoaven-like quiet,
after all pertuberations, anXieties, fears and
and griefS! And besides, this armistice
once concluded, none would be so daring,
so impious, on either side as to plunge the
nation into war again by their impracticabil-
ity or unwlllingness to c0Hcilitate. An Ar
mistice once agreed upon there 'cW no re-
nc'ca} Of the aear. Should negotiation fail
to arrive at terms by the expiration Of the
original amistice, it will be extended again
and again till a settlement is made and peace
is declared.
"PEACE DECLARED . O Heaven, what a
joyful announcement this would bel"
bingham said in the Court House last
Friday night that the man who was in favor
OF an armlstlce was a worse traitor than
jeff Davis. If Bingham, after this, should
get over five hundred notes.-the old Liberty
tuard vote of this county, we shall be aw-
fully surprised.
JoHN A. BINGHAM in his speech accept
ing his nomination, said:
beg" We acUat no drnn5Stice erccpt that
achtch comes at the print of the boyonc and
dn15a the thunderS Of the cannon. ~gSa
You who want never ending war should
vote for this widow-maker.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs.-The mere
rumors of peace which reached England
growing out of the Niagara fasc0 sent U.
). bonds up three per cent. If this was
done by a rumor what will be the result of
the fact? just what every thoughtful mait
anticipates, that within very short period
after the establishment of peace those bonds
will be above par Washington Chronicle.
TIE ean lank, cadaverous looking John
A. Bingham in his speeches, speaking of
his competitor by way Of darision, calls him
!" Littie Joseph w. White. y It'll becomes
this dried up mummy speak in contempt Of
the appearance of any man-for he is the
most contemplate looking scoundrel and
base liar we have met with in a long time
The UNpopULARTTY OF THE WAR-Eyen
John w. Forney, the organ grinder Of the
Lincoln Government, in the Washington
Chronicle, is constrained to say:
Every body isanXious-nay, eager-that
this war should cease
Yes; every body is anxious the war sho'd
cease except the author of 80 whom it
may concern letter, the John A. Bingham
inveterate Office seekers, and the shoddy
contractors. They are for prosecuting it
until the last dollar and the last man are ta-
ken.
Those who are opposed to peace and de-
sire continuance OF this war until the last
white man is slain, to liberate the negro
should vote for John A. Bingham, the white
man hater