The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-30
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MAYER since Boston barber was made a
tca-p pot, says an exchange, was there so much
need o~fcirculatiog Democratic newspapers
a. now. The most wicked element ever in
tho Countrywide most crazy hunger to place
and powcr-the most inscriptions princi.
Pies ever advanced are now abolitionizing
the land for the ruin of the people, the crea7
eng desperate aud relentless aristocracy,
reckless and ignorant. BY no means in the
world can the heresies of the party now
partly in power be 80 effectuaily .comhatted
Al by Democratic misrepresentation defen-
dcrs Of the people and their rights. 1t is
the duty Of Democrats to make converts
70 recover those who have backslidden and
who would return were they shown the evils
and iniqttities Of the party they have joined.
Every loyal officer of the government
every postnaster-every tax gatherer, and
they are counted by the. thousands-every
crazy minister eftle eospel-every seeker
for Office is now 40 agent to distribute docu-
ments striving "a, prove that negroes are
DStLCT Lfdu Ntltc LlCn - lBdb. tACG~slfc anu
oppressive taxation is better than rec copy
taxation--thatth the poor men should pay inter-
est the bonds held Byth> rinh that extrava-
ganco, corruption, trickery AMI dishonesty
are qualifications for office, and that a great
black, ~overpowering national debt is a ma
.tional blessing. % L @ =
All these: doctrines must be fought down
OF tho country is ruined. And the weapons
now are pens in the hands Of Democratic
elisors-more powerful than the sword
which failed to intimidate them. These
weapons, backed By the active Democracy
Of the country will yet redeem the land and
make the desolated spots bud and blossom
with beauty and contentment. Read Dem
ocratic papers. Circulate them. Subscribe
for them. When you have read yours, ex-
change with your nsighbor who takes one
from some other section. Keep a Democra'
tic paper in your house. Let your children
have one to read. Let the hired man and
the apprentice have access to Democratic
truths, There may be an item in this one
which will arrest the attention Of some poor
hboring man who fought the battles of hi.
country. and is now called to pay his taxes
10 pay his own bounties and support in idle.
hess those. who are rich. aud hold United
Statss Bonds, hysa Republican Congress
make exempt from taxation. Aid your 10.
e3l papers. Ualp those which stand true tc
1.-The great principles. Do not tear up a
) Democratic paper. Do not hide it away
Poiht cut THU. article and that article
piac. them in The hapls Of men that they
may have arguments and facts to. contradict
she sophistriss, ~falsehoods and rpernieious
teachings of papers edited only for money.
II the people of the country will read even
half the facts we shall through this paper
present them the Ginning year, there will
bs no More Republican majorities. Circu-
late nsgspapsrs-a3t ia hompllth!c d ,se 5
but broadcast over the land. Do not wait
till the week before an election and then
eIsnd money for hcireular4,'' but begin in
tine, and put facts in the heads and Hearts
-ofthese whJ have been duped long enough.
SHe paper uilhlUH IT'S ualiy VI @Ncch1J* 'ioilf
To family is worth a ton Of eIectioneering
documents. We earnestly ask working.
leading Democrats everywhere to take hold
Of this matter oPatronize ybur home pa.
orr irst-rthen if you maze money to spare
soad for one. abfoad-ope which, is free,
fearless, out spoken and an earnest advocate
Of Democracy. Thon read and lendLand
tell your neighbor to read and lend. For
zoe, We intend the coming year to haii a
STERN Of facts in tberanks Of Abolitionisn,
aAd let those squitm who are the sufferers.
ABdwe are glad to notice in all our true
1I,smocratie exchanges, aaa they come to u
from eve y State in thcaUnion, a growing
disposition to handle the questions Of the
aay, AMI to sneak Of the sins Of the party
Ia paweri in plainar wordsthan ever before.
DeDocsats.-if you love your country--ii
yna care f9f The people, circulate Demo.
cratic papers gl
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Gently III H2fdgiek Maine. there was found
fifteen iron nsil4, fourteen pieces stone OF
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