The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-19

| following oath Is pfcSrTlbed 70 be taken a
the polls:
Il solemly swear that l viii henoeforth
support the Constitution Of the United
States, and defend il against the assaults o.
its enemies; that ! am an active friend of the
Government Of the United States, and III
enemy Of the so-callcd Confederate States
that | ardently desire the suppression of the
! rebellion against the government Of the L,
/ s.; that / sincerely rejoice in the triumph
of the armies and nayies of the United
States, aud in the defeat aud overthrow ul
/ the armies, nayies, and OF all armed combi-
nations in the interest of the so called Con
! lederate States; that 'ciU cordially oppose
all armistices or negotiations for peace with
rebels in arms until the Constitution Of the
| United States and all laws and procanlations
made in pursuance thereof shall be estab-
lished over all the people of every State and
territory embraced within the national I'M
ion, and that | will heartily aid and assist
the loyal people in whatever measures may
be adopted for the attainment of those
cHds
This oath is directly intended to deprive
| all loyal citizens of Tennessee who may be
consttutioually entitled TO vote at all, OF
thsir right to support at the polls any policy
for the suppression of the existing rebellion
save tnat which is advocated by Mr.. Lincoln,
by Mr. johnson, and by the party sustain
ing them. That policy repudiates any is
sue of the war now waging, save the subju-
CATION of the States III rebellion and the
abolition by the federal power Of the iusti-
tuition of slavery, and utterly iorbids all ne
gotiation, not only with the so-callod repub-
lie Of the Confederate States, but with any
| single State, while a soldier remains i'll
arms against the Union. The oath prescri-
bed Ly the Republican candidate for the
Vice Presidency to the loyal citizens often
nessee requires of them an absolute adhe-
sion to this policy Of his own party as the
| condition Of their exercise Of the most sa-
cred right of their citizenship. In other
words, this oath commands every loyal citi-
zen of Tennessee to vote for the Republican
candidate or to abstain from the polls. I'm
! der the operation of this oath, any citizen
who holds such views Of the policy proper to
| be pursued toward the States in rebellion,
as those put forth by example by the Hoa.
Charles Francis Adams, actually Minister o!
the United States in London, would be dis
frauchised by the bayonets Of the Executive
iii Tennessee.
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