The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-23

(pose himself upon the people were they all
green enough to sumber while the would be
somebodies were planning the disorganization
of the Democratic party. Fellow Democrats,
the indications from some of the immediate
supporters of the one term system, are any
thing but what might be expected from hon
est and true Democrats, disposed to deal can
didly with the party, and desirous Of its sue
cess and we'll being.
We need not recapitulate the black and
glaring circumstances of bad faith of which
they have already been guilty, as every dem
ocrat in the portions of the county where the
light of truth has been permitted to shine, is
fully apprised of them. But we would mere
ly suggest to our Democratic friends through
out the different townships, to be on their
guard, and see that the spark of disafFection
is quenched before the general Convention
comes off, on the 9TH of August, and perhaps
on that day there may be an excitement got
up for the purpose of defeating the regular
nominees of the party. We for ourselves, in
the country, feel disposed to stick to the old
principle of the two term system, as the one
term system has always been denied by the
Democracy. We believe our present incum-
bents are all well calculated to and have
filled their Offices with credit to themselves
and party. IF it can be well authenticated
that any or all of the present incumbents in
office, have violated the sacred trust put in
them, either through principle or want of
ability, we for ourselves, would hurled the
first stone, and warn our democratic friends
throughout the country, to be up and doing
while 1t is called o-day. Watchman, sehat
Of The nighp All is well,' except one dark
speck upon our political horizon, remnant of
the red cloud of Pedee that has for season,
overshadowed our othera Use brilliant pros
poets, but which is and should be rapidly
diminishing in size. 'All is well!' sall is well.'
portion of the sentin els and watchmen sent
from this fortress to reconnoiter the enemy,
to arouse the democratic force to active prep-
araton for the conflict Of war, to concert the
order Of battle, to distribute the armorer and
ammunition along the ranks have returned, and
they render good account of their labors;-
and so may we exclaim 'Weu done thou
good and )aMfNi seruaafs thou hast been
mindful ouer feD things, we ,oW make
thee ruler over many" Some of them yet
remain out on duty, and if deemed necessary,
others will be despatched in order that no
lack of concert and energy may attend the
AS we have already remarked
however, that small speck on Pedee still
ingers, as if unwilling to leave the horizon;
t marks the portion of the ranks where dis
Election still retains a feeble footing. At
intervals it advances, threatens and becomes
lmost exasperated, and anon, recedes, almost
anishing from our view, and hope, which
springs eternal in the human heart,' scars
loft and paints its anxious .votares beyond to
he untimed, unchanged and certain crown
victory is awaiting us when we have
)ught the good fight.
We are in hopes that our democratic friends
ho advocate the one term system, may see
le folly of the disunion, disorganzaton and
scontent they have caused in the democrat
ranks, and come up to the battle as usual,
ith one consent and general whom we will
rve and fight the good fight of faith for,
I'd victory will certainly crown our efforts,
I'd coonery may seek a resting place in the
lrk recesses of the Buckeye forest, to form
cir plan of attack, for hereafter battles
s the bright sun of Democracy advances
, the horizon and sheds abroad the full
lghtness of his light, that speck on Pedee,
e think will leave our shores of time and
Of the things that were.
@ IN The Corner