The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-04
sn SYi,h the Fight.

Indiana Ropnalicaul
Nebraska Republicanl
"Rhat shall ace DO nO,ua" asks Demo-
cTat, to-day.
"WHAT SHALL WE DO Now2'
Go right or with the contest ill the peo>
pie recover their senses ill the rights OF
States be res,ored-t:il taxation be made
eouaI--till the working man and producer
have protection under the laws which bog |
compel industry to support illeness- for
ours is contest for pr ncirlo, for the rights
Of the people, aud for that liberty which
sank bleeding to the earth when Lincoln
first set his foot in Washngton-for that
liberty which will suffer still more at the
hsnds of the ignorant Grant, should he be
elected.
"What shall ace do no,oF
Fight on for the Right! We stood as
now, in GA when Democracy was less po-
pular than now, and when bayonets sh0ne
ike frost fakes in the winter air about the
lcor of every defcn'er of Democracy-we
have seen the money of Republican, as now,
falling Ike autumn-lraves at the feet OF
voters, inviting them to rest to their death
on these treacherous beds-we have seen
others stop to ask the wavs or to give up
| the contest, but with US it ever has BEEN
and it ever shall Re, Right on for the Right
So far in 1868, our vote is larger than IN
October 1864 and the Republican vote Is
less. Great games are seldom played IN
one day. But the game Of liberty vs., tyran-
mn is going on, and liberty shall win, Tor
the re6ple of America who shall not he
made slaves to an ari, tocracy-our children
| shall not be given to bondage Tor the benefit
Of idle extrayasan,s, without such effort as
the occasion demands.
We ask for no place ro office no pay
for our ,ervices--uo more do we ask Tor
victory to give vigor. to our efforts, or pluck
to our heart Ours is a fight for Others
1t is contest renewing the battle our sires
fought in the attempt to make this land a
home for the poor of all nations. Ours is
) a fght for others-a fight for the laboring
men of the East-ior thu farmers of the
West-for the miners of the mountains,
and We shall from this day on, while COT
gives life to US, press it as never before
: Ignoring all cowsrdly policy, wairing only
for the great principle.
, We shall fight il out on this line, ii
e lifetime is consumed in the endeavor to re
] store Liberty to her throne. Victories
n might elate, but defeats never dishearten
e for ours is a contest for the Right, which
sooner or later must triumph.
We war upon those who. under plea OF
restoring, DIVIDED the Union. Upon tbos
who, to better the workingmen of America
! plunged them into taxation, and exempted
from taxation the hoiders of their notes o
- onds. We war upon those who, clsd i
g brief authority, ride with heel o. iron ant
+, spike Of steel over the hearts of laborer
l. and the children Of our country. We wa
% npon those who transformed the blood {
r soldiers into gre abacks-he green snar
, of sister States into ash-heaps-the groar
"a of diving soldiers into ribald jest$-the sn
in tering. in hospitals ipto rarlor amu,emcn
,s the homes of the North into depnts II
If stolen pluder the wickedness OF incomp
in tent leaders and stealing generals into d
\. voted loyalty. We war against those WI
"a denied to those unable to defend ther.sely
IA free speech and freedom OF rersons--tho
of who turned the piae coffin4 of Aaerlca
ev soldiers into conquered pianos--the bon
r;- Of the dead into silver spoons the praye
Of the weeping ones into ma1dlin reveIry
rs those who, by fraud, robbery, double>de'
,s- ing, venality, corruption, profigacy, al
40 disregard of comforts or pledges, are, d
ra after day striving to destroy liberty, a
. rear on the ruins of our once proud temp
av a most unjust and accursed despotism.
he But on with the fghN Onr armor is gird
MT on anew. Come defeat or victory, you C
,st not kill Democracy connot fore'
n blind the people The longest night is f
- lowed by day. We shall right on with
:. fight, and say to all, if you cannot win Il
M fall, nor in the next four years, those
,v power will be cut and Scared till
ot. generations to come will know them in th
In graves.
,ot Clear away the wreck; up with the fl
gar again to the front, brothers in a sacl
,nt cause. and let the fight 60 on!
-. Give u back the liberty You overture
~ Give'us back the States never out of
nr Union!
T., Give US equal taxation, as we had on
~ Give us white men to governl
=, Give US protec ton for those who toll
ro w. Give US peace and protection and pr
~ perity, under the law we are entitled to-.
:, the legacy left u7 by hoDored sires, and
are content.
~ ~ Men of America-Democrafs--Bro
~ M warriors for the Right! Ours has bee
IA fight for principle we have stood toget
ur in the past--stand closer now, and press
the fight. We have not gained the victc
zee but we have, after hard,fought ba
lie driven the enemy back from its advan
to position Of GA; we have beaten thousa
J Of of their majority down. If our cause
J o. Just in the past, it is just now; and VI
still the Republicans are drunken with victC
,ar- let us, who love liberty, on Nth the tight
or edwards to the rear.
Brave men to the front;
nov Steady. men --once again, forward cha,
the Stand by your guns-giye not an inc
Tor the battle is not lost now, for there is
the victory for those not able to hold their o
La ErosSe Democrat.
=" 80 s--xes----------
Gus S,bance far Rasaicai to Na