The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
the MILITARY RESPTEM.
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it passed, AMI without the full text, with
al the amendments, II ia impossible 10
know exactly the condition 10 which Ae
| H,i3t StaiCs-n0 lOuger even 80 60 led
Statrs-are To be pl-eed.
PATIENCE AND SELF RESTRAINT.
fFronl the Richmond EnqTirerl
Il IS not 10 be denied thar these various
proceedings will pu, the peace " our cam-
mnniiy in extreme peril. 1t Is greatly to be
I, ared that such diligGnt seeking will drive
10 many dee Us o! hot blood and desperation
| But we iuplole our people to consider the
! eKtrme impoItaa OF perfect patience
! aud sell restraint under every possible tn
| al. Iet-eycry one be dOubly careful to
| furnish ne OF the capital so much dGslr, u,
| bat TO !, ave those who deal IN horrors q
our injury to invent them as heretofore.
| While it Is imp ,Ssible for u To ind0r, u d
adUpt, as our own choice aud Judgment, any
proclamation of our own iniauy, yet VI
| san and we must carefully obey every law Oi
the and subj,cI to such right of appeal to
tiIe courts as spprrtalns to every CITIZEN.
| This appeal is our unquestlonable right, and
eur clear duty in all cases OF sufficient i'm
| portance; but We repeat that We must pos
sess our seuis in patience, and must exit eml.
| y careful to give no preteuCe of justilc.-
ticn for outrage by acts Of disorder Or tur-
| bulcHce Oh our part.
CONGRESS COMPLETES WHAT SECESSION BE-
| From the Mobile Advertiser and Register
Nor does it make the slightest dii-
| ference whether the law is constitutional or
| otherwise. 1t will b9 tlaw OF force to us,
aud there Is neither power nor lHc!ihatlon tt
resist IT, The resGiI Is, that we are ushered
into the imlIedIate l.reSeucc VI state OF
| things III which EVIL government III form
! and substance, Is abolished. and the luie OF
! the sword i established IN It's stead.
| It the President is t.ae tu his policy, and to
| the good il ling towards us which has mark
| ed his course, and Will give Us gentlemen
| aid soldiers for oLr district commanders,
! Instead ci fanatics aDd Beast Buffers, we
! reckon we can i've un unEil Tie VICIOUS Ii III
| ical caranele which Aa- broken forth from
! he huhurs OF the times upol the body
| polite shall have giprned, bur>trI, and vent
ed III poison. lhe Radicals themselves are
are applying the most stimulating politlces
To the huge bnll. This last Lne, oi analhI-
atins ten soyerti gnties and putting ten mil
lions OF people under military rule in u time
Of p'u"titti leaet, is about aS strong i
jrwinG plaster a. their political doctors
cuaid r1ncaat (; bring, us. with one bounI,
,D nuah n4ar&r The end. The pIay becomes
intc;c ting its hratr is half a continent,
It's actors hrt:. ui crack br1lael fanatics
It's aaditoiy thirty millions of people. If
tht Z, ,,irits u departed statuoa,oiI afo per-
.ni,,rd - b. spectators VI the fantastic
t1b.ke" pt.y cd an the earth, there lis one
who will smile at tns mighty march i'll the
sequence Of events he hal % murh 10 d. III
setting in motion. William l.. Yancey
fired the Splth1tl hear, a ii pr1u -ltat
rG it IN revelations 70 destroy the Union.
\ fragment CT the Chn-rc,s ei' that uiUn
!.,'y set It's seal oi @ttlrmatvA upon the AT
Of secession, ard crowned The design "t
Iancry and liHm2g,4ized the g;:aI $ c,'o-
inu,,. So wags ttio 4uccr world. Ihe
nItD vino, were anc aIiEe to day, TDu /
send htm h the. scdtoiI as lni4i 9teaEe",
have than Elves t:oA!Pl2tel an p,r. .'9t"~lGd
the work he unty Dvgtn. iharu Is ~ il'rc
. American Union. II died wiki the Con>ti.
tuition, which was the htn of i body -
YAncey is aslrEphant. Ne stIu.S The blow
to end whas y as4ii.g gtGn b san, and the
Radicals are but the Inevitable links in the
chain II ae4Iynce and uortlny which he
forged. This rust be a pleasant Thought
to our "Northern brethren after all the
sacrifices they have madc, and with the load
Of taxation under which they Sroan. II
must he a ,,llalant thought 10 Puritai
, statesman ship that il had neither the vlr
tue. courage nor capacity to prevent Wl-
Iilm l.. Yunc y from destroying the Ia
ion" Of tie o,atss We uow v.; 10. III.
curtain 10 rlse Oh the II, xi act ul the arca
, DIANA H..
TIE SAFE POSITION OF -NoN-ACToN.
From tAe Montgomery (Ala,) Mail.
: TIE Only hope ID our people is to be iount
+ in tiru adherence to thI toiy AMI Il .2n'
+ fed and safe position OF non action that ha.
= marked Their COURSE Tor a year past, anC
i Wun ior thtlu the respect OF the world. Ii
q preasiUn be ,l~U u, bear it as well a
! We may, but never put 1t upon ourselves.
Let the people br quiet. and let the Gov
ernQrs Uf he Sdush who rcyresen. then
uIe>t M council, alId cast about t>r som,
=; concerted plan Of testing Immediately tht
y coua,..: :.,.ullai validity OF this shameful AM
!, ,iIl?34u act OF legislation, We are salts
, fled shat it will provo successful, aud il 20
; the country, tbs Constitutions, liberty, hon
F: or, all u.e sate; and If it shyuld fall we slal
be in no worse condition than We are uoE
] Our relations toward tho negro VIII not
>, Rave changed and ii Forced to t'rruj a gov
! r.uml ut With Elul. t.i1 same identity OF IN
; terest aud grounds Of sympathy viii cxis
, then Us now We wish to give him all tht
! rights consistent with his own best inter
] es; $ and the safely aud dignity Ul society
1t thclc ever was tlue when cJuntr,
should be eserl thing and self nohi 6, it l.
now. Aud to accomplish dnythingwe nius
BE- firm and united. We cannot afford t,
3 divide now, 10. tbs moment wc do 1t We tal
/: Il common prey to the GDeluy. Inc Soutl
:. has only to Dc firm and patent and percy
;. e,iug in the p.lrault Of her rights to reseu
:. them all llom every peil! that besets them
II now To MEET The BILL.
= [From the Norfolk Nirginian.l
y In res ewlng this abouinable enactment
> We have bul lew words to address to GU
. readers: We advise moderation and calm
y ness. We trust that the requirements u
>, the occasion will be fully met, and that
- dl. niied quiet will mark t.ss department O
= our people. We are powerlesS, and no deg
radiation can attach to U.s. on the contrary
we can still further eXalt our historic repu
> tatiol by noble and patriotic endurance. -
= But We protest against the abect dejectlO
which has been expressed in IN some quar-
q ters. lI't us devote ourselves with renewe
= energy to the deVel pment OF our mateila
resources and throw off the unmanly apath
which Would allow our municipal gnverl
incnts to pass into the the hands of u
worthy adventures The. passive line {
~ policy which some journals and many pr
VI vatc gentleme advise, in. our judginen
should BIZ avoided. Inc oliy weapon le
wherewlth to continue the desperate cunteI
is the ballot, which, according to the Ricl
. mOnd Times, Is still lett to nine seven u,
cen.. Of our population In 1860, Virgiul
'S' cast l65 wv votes, aai it il asserted tha
she could poll today 10000, ator ailowin
's- five per cent, winch is tic GoveiDmel
estimate, Tor dslrancil,cd classes. VII
10 this power stil icit to lis, We rep at, it is h
l., duty OF our people 10 rouse ti0m the