The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-03

! tnat even the Slayes looked upon them as
far their interiors One who has Travelled
among almost all nations testifes that the
poor whites or the South are the most mis-
erably deg AIDED of men. 1t was this spirit
which seorned to submit to a President who
came from among the honorable sons Of
honest toll. But most completely has il
been conquered and broken phe leaders
in the rebellion, to their sorrow, have found
verfl alton Of what the old Roman bard
| sang:-" LaJcr Omnid UiRcit, y for labor has
conquered them. In this contest let us re.
joice; for the poor white men eff the South
may be elIva:ed, and his children may come
to honor; free labor, free laborers and the
product of free soil are not to be stricken
down, and landed and slave aristocracy
established on the ruins of our Government
and its free institutions.
A third conspiring cause, and parent to
both the others mentioned, is the institution
Of hsman sIorery.
Whether the rebellion was slavery at
tempting to defend itself from the attacks
OF its enemies, or slavery fighting to extend
its dominion, to rule or IT in the nation, and
TO destroy its every foe, which is the truth,
yet was it that without which, the rebellion
had never been. 1t was the audacity and
perfdy Of slavery seeking to extend its do
ninion, that destroyed the ordinance that
consccrated the great northwest to free
dom, which first so a>tounded and aroused
the men Of freedom and free Institutions in
all parties 1t was slavery seeking to es-
tablish itself upon that virgin soil that
fought the border wars of Kansas. 1t was
its Unsuitable and barbaric spirit that thirst
ed for the blood of those who acknowledged
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are the counclls OF the hatioh ana our on pa
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hati strengthenea r our navy, ana gwen Io i.s
warriors ribs Sc OF STEEL ana elaa tnelr sues
WIN IRON. 9lhse we near no more Vi .ne
armament OF desp9itlsm 1hundermg down m
our cities Englana leaolns Journals, ncr
arlstoGracy, ana me memoGrs VI her Parllaa- Pa
\ ment have recently learned 'nat !ne hetuo, %
u across the sea IS a ra greaat natlon. ana a.