The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-20
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! tloRaOnstrabic Facts.
Facts N political ethics are daily being
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than that the Radical party is destined 10 a
speedy overthrow. , Tbs rAshaess of that
party has perhaps saScathe c0natry from
a despotic from of GsssrHneaf Revolu-
ltionary parties ussy be divided into two
cla>sss--ihs en- nofioual and lbe deliberat c
The emotional does every thin. On the spur
Of the n. n.ouent ana usHsllg.exemplifes the
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or,;less Pelaanticaly sacn Iipe, soon rdt Il, n
The deliberate moves byNsloyers PROPOSES,
and generally achiycS more completely the
Object sought. The former is generally the
remedy sought for great p9li,ical evils BY
fthc oppressed IS against Their 6fpfessofs
The latter is the chosen weapon Of tyranny
for the oyerthIoy o., broad and generous
political institutions N T 4 III
That the Radical party is and has been a
I deiiberative revolutionary party admits o.
nodoaLt or controyersy,gI But, fortunately
| for its own evil machinatio.s, it has pre-
cipitated ihe crisis TOO soonlbeforeit it had
completely masked It's hi1eons proportions,
or luled the people into thai fatal msecmi-
,ty that always precedosi the downiaIloi their
rights. s.' irain,e pr s1s8 'a.2s 7g -
| True, the PARTY has numerous followers,
| who are as blind IS numerous; and as un-
reasonable as blind, but their numberis daily
diminishing The road to Radical ruin is
the road to damascus with many who hove,
heretofore followed in the wake of tie great
Radical chief priests, aud With the falling
ofthe seples from their eyes, they wonder
how they have so long been deceived a7s'
Men.nsually make gods AMI pagods out
of their errors, and it is no small mater Tor
a man to rise the hand Of unihaation
against the deities of his orsn efeatioh, But
when he docs, be strikes ia no ma wish or
sentimental styls 50 it .iswith those who
are falling out Of the Radical line. None
more bitterly denounce the schemes and
usuypations of the party in power than
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