The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-14
OH DEPRAVITY.

SSSoH
volume of his filthy Sheet made the followin
declaration:
"Of all the Hard papers which cooperate
with that band of traitors who consumate
their treason to the party on the 9Th of Janu
ary, 1916, only three or four survive, whc
have not changed editors or proprietors.
Some have die, others have been offered a
Sheriff s sale, and others, still, been discreet
ly resigned into the hands of men who hav,
not as yet given an opinion on the exciting
topic of the currency"
What is the truth in relation to this matter.
Not recollecting exactly how all the demo
cratic papers of the State stand, we have
selected the following all of which have
stood firm in advocacy of the doctrines o.
the 9Th of January convention, without hav-
ing changed editors or propretors:
Ohio Press, Columbus, O.
Ohio Patriot, New Lisbon, o.
American Union, Steubenville, O.
Peoples Forum, Bucyrus, O.
OSHSAd itNSltiSCl, lIlU. ".
Dem. Courier, Firday, o.
Dem. Pioneer, Upper Sandusky, o.
Adams Co. Dem, West Union, O.
Hooking Sentinel, Longan, o.
The Sentinel, st. Marys, o.
Shield and Banner, Mansfield, o.
Dem. Banner, Mt. Vernon, o.
Western Empire, Dayton, 0.
Guernsey Jeffersonian, Washington, o.
Western Dominion, Urbana, o.
Aurora, GAINESVILLE, o.
West Bote, Columbus, o.
Stats Bote, Conou, o.
ST. Clairsville Gazette, st. Clairsyile, o.
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfeld, o.
Democratic Guard, McConnelsville, 0.
Clark Co. Democrat, Springfield, o.
Kalida Venture, Kaida, o.
Advertiser Chllicothee, o.
Trumbull Democrat, Warren, o.
Cleveland Times, Cleveland, o.
Ohio Picayune, Carrollton, o.
Defiance Democrat, Defiance, o.
The Citizen, st. Clairsvile, o.
Enquirer, Cincinnati, o.
Van Vert Bugle, Van Vert, O.
It viii be seen at o glance, that the
above list contains the names of THIRTY
ONE democratic papers, which have made
no changes;-and there are doubtless many
others in the State in the same situation, if
we knew them. The following is list of
such as have changed editors or proprietors,
ind are still advocates of the same doctrines:
Ohio Statesman, Columbus, o.
Wayne Co. Democrat, Wooster, o.
Stark Co. Democrat, Canton, o.
Ohio Democrat, New Philadelphia, o.
The Experiment, Norwalk, o.
Index, Garfield, o.
Democratic Mirror, Marion, o.
Holmes Co. Farmer, Millersburg, o.
Iadz Sentinel, Cadiz, 0.
;andusky Co. Democrat, Lower Sandusky, o.
Ohio Eagle, Lancaster, o.
1t IS evident from the above statement, that
Kennedy penned WiYul lJatsehood, know
ne it 10 be such. We consider it unneces- ,
ary to say more in relation TO this matter at
Democrat. l.
The Pioneer has ever advocated the prin-
iples set forth by the Sth of January con-
ention, ls46, and will always advocate prin-
iples which are opposed to monopolies and
oecial privileges, at least while in our hands. .
he rich man always has advantages enough
YER the poor without having special laws !,
vpressly enacted for him. The papers that !,
ave changed hands advocate the same doc j
inc they did previous to the change, so the
tandard certainly has made no very great
reak in the democratic ranks by his discove-
:. The only difference between the changes
other papers and his is the one has chang.
! hands and his has changed principles.