The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-08

Garrison and Phillips lin Antag-
OMisan---EfAe Wfa9Re Rclea OF
"ErGedmem' "a RHiGeOuS JOate.
Froln'the Boston Courier.


FROM 'i'o session courier
The notorious anti slavery society, which
has troubled the country thirty Years,
is about close Its di>hQnolable career Gar
rson, WHO has been ehlet conSpirator Ill its
destructive Woik, mas turned AIS back upon
IT. and Is now la oonug to terminals. its eN-
iStence. ne mas become Interested IN Abra,
nam I'Ilcolii, ana mas constituted himself
Lincoln aloiogist-' Ills dcciaiatioIs before
/ the Spciely, ana ~ MS palef 10 to the eX-
leiit tllat nat INC tfealuehV can 40 no
wrong but many m the society, and
/ among tHehl NE ihoaV eioqueht anu lhnueh-
tlai tlai melipefS, true 70 thelf oid instincts in
| dulSG III severe cltieisln OF the President
1 ana ms adhiihiStla'l'h. Oairison has III
yaIn'tEieu to stem tue tue against Ills favor
l'G pu' lalnng III tle attempt ne has resort
ca 10 Stra'eSGm 10 pIGaK up the soclety.-
ile soio II out ana an MS ihhuehce TO Mr.
nLeoih party, ana he Is angry tiat his
lotniei n!, ioiio"efS VIII ho' ratify the bargain
heae are tne iaets DISCLOSED 10 impartial
, observers III me recent meetings ot the So
cicty IL tne -delodeon. Inc uarilson ana
ana IhlllipS WIGS STOOD III battic array
aSalifst llfe1 each eacH otHsis ne hihtps motion
P.oNet' 'i'e t3 fttopSes'' iseause consistent
NJ mi'n 'neif laS' iiistory ato' eeciaiatioiiS'
ny 'i''''iilf i'''s l1ie'' ii"' wy
Jau:t' nc Is no i?l'Sul tccos''i@cu Y Ny t'ep
iic - -, sh9ft oi MS 1'FGnsth. Ahey VINO
""iS!hteG " nm i''Fc i,"" WIZ Eyes oPrhou'
l,it' M ma th't ne Is week ana ilke ii very COM
''fi! n'an' ......,.,n
r. nc olScusSlol'S al 'i'e mcctihG Yesterday
az -, rt,ooil n anu evening TOOK d "ide range
~ stephenson, nun actiVe ~ lfeeahel
! S'a Foc'et'fS' hoppcd all rerSohahties "oeld
" ma aSiHc: , lie cohtempm''d the negro
~ Hts cohdltloli as q leedhlah' as so much
nt nsar gam 10 New England manufacturers
me 'mFeS are not goou customers, the
heEuhian 'It iSa liberal purchaser, Z.
y " = hhoS, WHO mas 9eeh Gown SOUTH at
bcaui0't, alnong 'he lSanaS 'WRhih oaX-
ton ines ana VINO sald nc spoke the htera!
t[ulis, lroh ACTUAL experience, declared mat
tie Whqic iaea OF 1feedlhth was hldc-
Gus Joke; the 1'lcsidGh' emancipation prcc-
'an9tion a nam he fo-taiied freedmen
"a Tue ooull were, 10 Gay, ~ bad OH as
tHey we're III siNefy; worse OH 'han before
sne l W.T., loI 'iie NGtsnGlll men who nave
SonG Gown 'here ana uhaeftakei lhe ehaIge
ol IN, me poor negro; III the name o. thl-
"ipthrophE' "cle ii'ii as "icke't, as opl'rcs
sNe' as tyiahticai--yes, more "lcked ana
i!S ayaFlelous than the original $iast holder -
ne uaE TaGes lof 4 negro y On the Ge'I Island
cotton lielGS Is worm " gay, III the pres
ent prices lor cotton put they Who hod the
l'lantati9hS 3 make .r me negro "ork Tor nIteen
cents Gay, ana II ne aafes 70 complain Is
treated WITH the 1ouiest language abused IN
various crufl ways, sceuEgtd' 'od he Is not
I WORTHY OF freedom IT he complains, and
threatehed %ith immediate ehiiStnIents lnthe
army, y IN ms way they are forced to SUD
lnlT Z 10 N the most gaining Servltudc' ,I., /
r, ~ hnoX then turned ms attention to the
rdGea'heh Ig '1ocle1y ne chafactGrizedit as
IN ne ood - TorTaken National tFeemen $
"a !, ooc1Iety' Ii ,co, vas a humoug, cheat;
lu,iuS undeT raise pretences to buy,
soous' y NIiici thcy sen 70 thhe negroes ana
then Il pocket the money Inc society, united
wlth VII! inc new Northern slafeholders, were
grlhIdlng = ne negro TO tho dust IN the name
OF Il humanity, and growing rich out of!the
y OF the black man and the miscr7
es les o. y, the country; AS AS, Tor Gen. SaXton,
LII hnox declared, Ill the most emphatic
tones, tones, an, ana repeated The declalatlon; that
uen' naNtoli, VINO Is coward and rascal,
stands az the head OF tins oppression, and
+ practlfalIy, the leader ana the bead OIL
ne sIaNeholders at Fort loyal. Cries OF