The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-30

o Thy are about putting down and crush
!. ing their own race, and elevating the negr
o over and above them. Is there any SAN
! man who viii say that this should be done
0 That highly civilized and enlightened peo
: pie should be forced under the rule and do
+ mlnion of an ignorant, inferior and degrad
: ed race would be crime so monstrous that
ii man himself did not averge it. God him
; sell would interpose at once to do it, An,
D il the people of the North shall stand b.
and see this thing done, why the sooner w
. all 60 down to ruin. the better it will be-
=; ; or it will prove that they are hopelessly bar
barized, and that there is no longer any fu
ture for constitutional liberty on this CONT
T nent Then we should have mixed mon
grel government, such as we find in Sautl
America. Then will be ushered in the Rad
icdl miileninm. / may see it in its dawn
but ! am too old to see it in the fallness 0
its gloryl
In conversing not long since with an emf
nent physician of New York, about thi
2 pestiferous party, he said it was diseased. =
What was the disease? 1t was not the ia
natlcism Of the Puritan. for their was reE
,, gion in his fauaticism. 1t was not like tha
Of the French Revolution, for that was po
litical. Nor was it the fanaticiem of tn,
Spanish, cruel though it was, there wa.
something OF the heroic in that. No, it wa,
unlike any of these. 1t was an entirely new
development and altogether new disease.
What then was it? Said he, it was kind
of distempered condition of the physical or.
ganization, producing terrible derange-
ment. When once turned on the particular
object, it pursued on and on until derange.
ment in its worst form would Supervene. -
And, said the doctor, l know of but one
cure, and that is n,iscegeantton. and Joined
him in saving that the remedy should he
speedily administered, or the patient would
be hopelessly lost.
| Now, we could not get along very well
with these Yankees if they would only do
two things: !, abstain from intcrmeddlng
with their peighbors; and, 2, quit trying to
improve and reform all Gods creation. -
They are not easily discouraged, but it does
seem that they have just now rather big
job on hand, when they would so amend the
| Constitution as to break down all distinction
between the black and white races But
they would amend the Constitution of ma
ture and improve the fundamental law of
God himself. And at last, they would II tx
up new, perfect, miscegenated race.
Gen. 5. then alluded to the Freedmen S
Bureau discussing IFS provisions in de-
tail, and characterizirg it as the most dcs-
| potic and inqultous measure ever attempt
ed to be foisted on any people in any Gov
ernment on the face of the earth. He chal-
enged men Of every party to show parallel
in all history to this great monstrosity.-
Nowhere among the dcspotic Governments
OF Europe, not even in China, could the like
be found. To iusure its approval, they gave
the President the most unlimited patronage
sufficient to make him more powerful
than the Emperor of Russia. But Thad.
Stevens mi>took his man--He rejecteth it.
Never had he read document more able,
more moderate and more digni6el from any
man. That veto me sage was the death
knel of thf Radical diSunion party 1t was
the "hand writing on the wall y Some raw
and could read it.-Seward, Cowan, Denni
son, Doolittle. and even Beechcr could read
and understand it, Thad Stevens has not,
and there are men here who will not until
the great earthquake shall come to swallow
them up and then they will have no time
even for praying.
But the National Republicans are coming
IN and sustaining the policy Of Andre,o John-
son. There IS not a genuine old fashioned
Republican IN this Jroud land who is not
aeiM the President IN his noble struggle tor
The Union on the basis of the Constitution.-
There as not genuine soldier in america,
who has gone to the front and forced the bat
teries Of the enemy, who does not stand by
Andrea johnson. And sho,r me a soldier
IN btue" that sustdinS Thai. Stercns d. Co.,
and l ,oN shoeo yon one on whose record 1t
aroMd not be re,g pleasing TO d,ccH
Gen. $, then discanted at length upon the
Missouri test oath. He styled it a new piece
of fanatical Radical machinery without
parallel in history and he defed any Radi-
cal in Missouri or out of it to show anything
like it. The history of Europe is full of test
oaths, but never in all Europe have they
ever gone fmther than to test the party at
the time Of taking it. But this Missouri test
oath goes lack to past words and acts that
are beyond recall, and cannot be helped. :
History furnishes no precedent like it. 1t
was unnatural, inhuman and unconstitution-
al. 1t was worse tEan the system of ques-
ttoning prevalent in Europe during the dark
ages. There they would tear limb from
the body, but the Radicals have improved
on this. They put the conscience to the
test, and make the party disquality himself
or blacken his soul with perjury. They
leave him but one alternative, to choose be-
tween disqualification or perdition. Thus
has Missouri outstripped all Europe in the
race of Christian and enlightened progress
Lock at the various classes that are p escri
bed by the new tangled Constitution.
lSt The advocate. Ee pleads not for
himself. hut for others. He is not only
struck down and driven from his business,
but his clients, composing men of all classes
in society, are compelled to suffer in their
business interests.
3D. The minister Of God. The command
mot commission) from his Lord and Master
is, "Go, and teach all nations, baptizing
hem in the name of the Father, and the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost; and lo | am
with you always, even to the end of the
world. And the minister who refuse t.
20 and teach, and bow to human interfer
nee, is as much disoyal to Christ as the
soldier who runs away in battle. The obi
ration comes of God, and cannot be inter
cred with by man. Look at the early his
ory of the Christian Church. Then, as
,ow, human authority attempted to inter
ere. The followers of Christ were hunted
lown as beasts of prey and compelled TO fee
o the dens and caves ofthe earth They
we're imprisoned, torn assunder, thrown in
o boiling cauldrons. cast into lions dens--
,nt all this did not stay their march
swept the world And why?-
Because then there was faith that defiM all
,uman opposition. Has it come to this,
hat minister shall not preach to the dy-
ng sinners around him, without suhjecting
himself to arrest, Indictment, fine, and i'm
Why, he cannot even solemn
ze marriage, no matter how urgent the
ecessitysmay be, unless he first gets his
'ermit from the arm of secular power.
Sd. The father cannot gather his own and
he children of his neighbors around him to
each them the single elements of education.
or can charitable and virtuous lady dis 9
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