The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-21
The Party wramKle.

The Republicans are just now engaged in
a,Egi!liant party wrangle, which is develop
s ing richly the rottenneFs Of their organiza-
-ztou The leading idea with most is to pur;
tae such course that III sccaTc the spoIs
ofa6ee, an retain them in the hands
of the sharks who have SO freely bled the
i,nople Tor the past few years, Men of this
.stamp are numerous, and we constantly hear
them say, that no matter what President
,Inhnson's policy is, SO long as he will act
e.ith the "great Onion party" (glve them
t,e ffes.) they will have hope in him.
They don't care near as much for their
I,mqtry as they do for the greenbacks with
which they line their pockets. This class of
mah have found great consolation in re
cent letter of Gov. Cox, Of Ohio.
Aaothcr class see in the Presidents p III
~ the entering wedge which will ultimately
,.ostr0y the power of their party, and they
IKE sides openly with Sumner, Stevens and
J}ngham in openly denouucing the Gov
ernncnt" heaping abuse upon the Prosi
cent u11 UHiUtoc IllO AOOIt'h oStiOhiN
o'the lower house of Congress. This class
embrace about two-thirds of the Rcpubh-
e2n party in Ohio, and will control the par
III organization in the coming campaign
Thsy are the Radical Dsstructives, who
naturally hate the Union; who think the
var did not develop enough hatred between
tie Sections, and wish to pursue such a
course as will make the North and South
lafg each other more and more They seek.
Ey denying. the South voice in the Gov
cruinent to perpetuate the reign OF their
own ,,uttx Jurty is the height, thedepth,
the length and breadth OF their patriot
iAnl.
u Let the Republicans settle their own quar-
ral., x '''...
The Democracy stand aloof Country is
FRET with them. They ask no Office from
tke President--none of the spoils torn from
tax-ridden people. They want the old
Government, founded by the Fathers, en-
doared by the blood shed IN its defense, re-
stored They care not whether it be Presi-
dent Johnson or who it may be, that takes
steps in the right direction, they will sup
port him in all steps to the restoration Of
tie Government. They wish to see the old
Union ccmented by the affections of the
whole people, North as well as South, and
they will make any sacrifice to attain that
OBJECT God has given them mission Of
Love, which they will endesvor to fill.
The Conservative men of the Republican
party can take their choice. They will eth
er have to cast their influence with the Dis
union Radicals, or with the Union Demo.
cracy. Their vote will be given one way OF
The other Talking amounts to nothing un
less followed by action. TO say they are
for the restoration Of the Union, and then
gote with the Disunion Radicals would be to
show their own falsay They must uote the
aoay they think, and their voting will demon
strate whether they are ofGod or Baal. "
What are party ties-what are the spoils ol
ofice-when ones country is threatened BY
such foes as now seek the destruction of tie
Government? We shall see which are
strongest. s a.s
Democrats, your mission is proud one
Press on for the prize. Your work is one
ofpure patriotism, do not falter. Work
now as hard as you ever worked for your
Country. Improve every opportunity. :
80 >'N'-'S' ..s.., B