The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24

meet III harmony, will sltln harmony, adopt
! the right kind Of platform, nominate
| true candidate and furthermore, that that
! candidate will receive a constitutional ma
! .jority of the votes that will elect him Pres-
| dent Of the United States. Great cheers,
! In the spirit of patriotic men, who love lib
| erty and their country, and laying upon the
! altar all our private griefs, all our pleiudices
| and passion and preferences for one man
! over another, and maintaining only fidelity
| to principle, we will come togetherand make
| such nomination as will be acceptable to
! all. Then Lincoln reign Of arbitrary pow
er will come to an end Then will com
mence the work of rebuilding the magnif-
cent structure which our fathers reared and
! placed in our keeping Then will begin the
work Of reducing taxes of stopping drafts,
of aTesting the fearful destruction of war,
Of Staunching the flow Of blood, Of re-estab-
fishing that state Of things in the land which
| is described in sacred history, which our IA
theirs enjoyed, and which We hope our chill
drcn may yet see, when every man shall sit
down under his own vine and fig tree, acih
none to make Gffoid " Asit is now, whose
| check is mot blanched, whose heart is not
| broken by tearhy day and terror by night,
when he remembers that every safeguard Of
every mans crstle liable to be invaded. his
doors broken down. his nerson violated and
driven from home. because he darcs to as
selt his PRINCIPLES which in youth were
taught him by the purest, the hest and the
wisest of men, and which inmanhood he has
the courage to practice? .... ..f 81.
IfvOu want more taxation larger p,b-
lie debt. vote for Lincoln, Ifyou want re-
newed drafts of men to carry on the war;
vote for Lincoln. If YOU want him TO take
y,ur first. second and third born sons, to
carry on the war, vote for Lincoln. Jfyon
want to find YOUR currency in ruined con
dition, vour rroenhacks worth thirty cents
on the dollar; if YOU want the price of eyery-
thing Won buy 90 nm. and eyervthinr you
&cll to go doWl--tor the day lS not tar dis
tHnt when your merchants will lc obliged 10
demand &oi9 ana SILVER 1of Nhat you buy
anu an t9ey w1l pay you Tor your produce IN
ltEa! te1ae1S II lhiS is Nhat you want
N"'o io[ tne hepuonCan party
nv N'il' II Il i'ii Nfru hilCAN PAHl l.
:, lnf speaker mere q4erIeo as 10 "hGle 1he
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FEDERAL TAX-GATHERERS, PROVOST MAR
.... sHALs, &c. ~.
ties the statement would have been more
true without the word ''fnrmer. and I
would ask them what was the condition of
things four years ago to-day? How was ii
when you We're shouting for Lincoln, when
your w lde- AWakes were tossing high their
oll-cloth caps? We had nation Of thirty
four States, all peaceful and happy nopub-
he debt except what might have been wiped
out by the expenditure OF two weeks now
And by the way, supportero OF Lincoln told
me to-day that we were going to have plenty
OF money soon as q wealt by man Of New
GrE was gong to give to the government a
mllllon OF dollars out of his own pocket -
How long would that last? Just five hours |
" ny when get on the harness, after the /,
ChIGa&o nomination, canspesk longer than
n1llllon OF dollars will last President IIn'-
coin Cheers and laughter r.tlau !
My friends, none but the oldest among |
you ever before the present war; saw red
efal faN-gatherer.; but they swarm now like
ants ona mole, hill. Previous to the pre-
SctlT war war; put rev OF you ever "a" a no
vost Marshal, but now they are as thick as
the frogs that come up out OF Egypt, and
YOU ,he farmers ana la',oFers' are required
" l'dS ~ cneln, saf'ilcS' on nave o"o,,N',
tIoIe n oiilcer" 70 support now thm you iiad
iour yealS a2t'' ana eilat b INC way 'hc
money s"eS ~ GfI ",". |
do not address you thus because ! |
word say we were wiser than you; but | /
wouldapp'al to you to say whether it would !
not have been better to have elected Dem /
ocratlc candidate four years ago, and have
avoided these things? We then had no fed 4
eral tax gatherers, a low tariff, which man
paid it he pleased, or not if he chose. We
had a currency which was either gold or sill
yer or paper convertible into one or the
other at pleasure. What is it now? 7 IA |.
voice, ''Postal currency" " Yes, postal |
currency and greenbacks. And | can take
thityLtmee cents in the old currency of four
years ago, and gointo any of these stores
and buy more of anything than you can
with dollar Of greenbacks 1t will be still