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PVMHlEIb1HIRll, Betts Co. r
SsmdB elmer Ifte oct AOemtlp, teI6ei.
a'9t Der nnter3elebnete bcn ben @ci,ilItcnsrs
BON Serts eauntp anaeitsate 4blbdBer, paB
e'e perber9ebsnben Sro6s uno Sleinbdnoler
III austpartisrn unb amerifaniIeben Saufs
laallnssIltsrL alle 9isjsnisen flno. bic mir
our xenntni6 sefcmmsn, uno oaB pieIeltrn
elalltTelrt ltno. - Bs;sust es meiue Inter,
lhrltt, oen 80. 4pril 1847. 6eo. Hlcin.
sln 4ppsIlationstas ,piro ssbalten am
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pdlte appelllren uno oen 8elauf ibrsr jdbrs
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anseten. N17ai 18. sm ;''
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
Indiana Pubic Deb.

We give the following for the purpose
of putting il on fle. We copy il from the
Lafay cite Free Press, whose editor holds
flee under the company. and hope il ina,
no, prose otherwise than correct. We
are free TO say. however, that different
posi- ions make peuple see things in diff
erent lights. ia. Sentinel.
A correspondent writes us that the af
fairs Of the Indiana Agency are in pros
pereus condi ion he outstanding bonds
sill coming in, aud very considerable
sum expected from Eur ope [perLaps mil
lionl by the steamer Of the 18th or last OF
October. The amount Of principal ard
interest now surrendered cannot var,
much from eleven millions, aud it vii.
reach twelve by the meeting nf the Legis.
laturc. This is doing iumeasurahly bet
ter than any friend Of tie law Geven the
nost sauguinel expected. II is no longer
Joabtfnl about The exchange Of the eui.re
debt Of Indiana, and the complete success
Of Tie arrangement. Every ci,z u Of
Indiana viii rejpice at tie Pr,specl be
lore ue; and evea the opponents Ut the
measure, whose honest fears made them
doubt. will be G lad that their own ef1r's
did not succeed.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15

take the example set by these noble workers
and roll up their majority or votes for the
Democracy in vastly increased numbers, and
as these be bright light for all other parts
of community. The above named township .
have plucked the laurels from those that used
to slime as blazing lamps, and are now enti
tied to all the glory.
Democrats, you who hare done your duty.
are not your hearts cheering and minds ami
mated with the victory achieved? Those
who sacrificed principle at the shrine Of jea'-
ousy, are now suffering the sharp paDgs Of
Waterioo defrai--and the Goals u Oh their
heads are doubleing their scorching powers,
while the enemy look upon them as renegades
and unworthy of the least confidence, their
former friends treat them as traitors. What
general could have confidence in a man who
had left his ranks joined and fought with the
enemy, and that too, against what he declar'
ed right, just for personal revenge! Let
those who have thus acted think the matter over
and they cannot help but see that they have
no CLANS to the 'loaves and fishes Let men
always support the principles they advocate,
and then the people will have some conf
dence in them. But if men advocate one
thing and support another, the people look
upon them as knavcs and will not support
them.
This victory is great and glorious for many
reasons 1t is a victory over faction ;one
of whom declared he had travelled the county
over to defeat part of the ticket) protesting
true Democracy, but possessing any thing
else. Thus making it great victory, full
of glory and cause of much rejoicing. Let
every freemen ihen, who labored in the good
cause and fought the geed 'ffsht, rejoice and
enjoy the triumph.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
1t was mo lie.

We stated that the Whies of this county
had secret circulars in operation. for which
statement we were charged with lying, bu,
the document itself will clear US. This cir.
cular, signed by H. Peters, o. Ferris and G.
C. Worth, with all its peculiarities strong
antiwar appeals, we publish in to days pa
per. Let the Wings who had not the pleas.
ure of seeing, and therefore charged us with
lying, read it. The fact that only certain
portion of the party were permitted to know
any thing Of it, is evidence that it was secret,
The circular and other combinations were
not all sufficient TO save the Wing party
Defeat was their only salvation and that they
received.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
The Paiinre IN Europe.

The failures published IN the European
papers include a list Of more than fhy
houses that have failed within the pist
two months, in all parts Of Europe, the
liabilities Of Which am ,unt to al least Is
millions p, unls sterling, and tie assets
to perl,rps not moe han Ave mll,us
sterling, leayrg dedtie"cy ofah"n' ten
millions erling, equal to about 80 mil
lions Of dollars. to fall upon The CONNER
aial classes generally.
The New York Herald says: The mos
important question Likely to grow o"t of.
or we might say which has already gr"wn
out Of the position Of financial aud com.
mer cial affairs in Europe generally, and
Great Britain particularly. is the proba
Bile Ct, CT upon the 6nanc al systems # the
wuilJ. The effect upon the currency of
this country will he very triHrng, not #
tie na'ure, or to the extent The leaiine
capitalists of England anticipate sud de
sire. We have specie currency. and s"
long as we adhere to il, the current of the
precious me ais will be in instead OF out j.
to instead Of from us. The fnanclers of
Great Britain will be exceedingly disap
pointed in the result of the money crisis
in their own country upon this. lndi
vduals here may besserious sufferers, bit
the system of finances which has in such
short time become so firmly established, :,
cannot be shaken by any of the revnIsions
which may take place in Europe for all
time
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
Still it comes in right!
Democracy is indeed
Progressive I!

The news from Marion county is most glo-
rlous The whole Democratic is elected and
the coons lay fiat on their backs. Robbins
has distanced Goldman for Prosecuting Attor,
ney, and convinced the Wings that none Of
their men are invincitle.
Marion and Delaware have elected Mr..
McWhgIt, Representative, making Demo
cratic gain.
We see by the last Seneca Advertiser that
the Wings made but little opposition to the
Democratic ticket Wniggery stands no
chance there.
Sandusky coun,y i,as given an increased
Democratic majority. On! poor shtenk !!
what must be his fate? Will he have to make
another removal! 1t is wrong to cheat the
poor fellow out of the county printing, when
his claims are good.
The news received from little Crawford is
good. The Democratic ticket is elected, and
Blatkley's majority over Fouke, is over 800
making his majority in The district over 400
Oh! Mf, Fouke! YOU were not running in Pitt
township alone but in Crawford and Wyan-
dot counties. We know not how high you
had built your hopes, but do know that you
are just where we expected to find you. A
good deal of glory in being defeated!
Old Wayne is reported right side up. The
Sotts and Wings have met with great de
feat. The principles of Democracy are roll
ing along rapidly.
Report says that part Of the Democratic
ticket has succeeded in Hardin codhty. A
few days will bring correct news.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
wb:u,...rrecmeu Of wvando,.!

/ wh:gss.-Frecmen Of wyandot!!
| ADdtiier annual Election is at baud.
Are dh'p'epared 10 discharge with Gdel'
iy to your country, yourselves, your homes
and your shars, the dates incumbent up
on you, as RepublicaucilIzens at the bal,
lot box!
Let Us remember that if we wonld thain
lain our liberty, which we SO highly prize.
we must he always vigilanr. live would
sustain The principles we advocate. we
must support for office ',hose who not onl,
professio be ~ favor u republican ism
democracy but whose political conduct
snain'ains and nph Ids their profession.
| five are ia favor Of our present, ad :.
'nirably, safe banking syslem-in favor OF
"ne aud the same currency for the use OF
| Tie Fe'ple aud the office holders, let Us
v"te Tor men who we know are also in
favor ct these salntary old fashioned, dem.
ocrat.c measures.
II we are IN favor Of diatributng the
surplus veal h of our countr, al home
amoug our own people III he Improvement
Of our rivers and harhors, aud IN increas
ing onrc commercial facilities, instead Of
squandering nntold millions in useless
wars, and III toreign conntries--lftxe are
IN favor OF tq1ai privileges al the haIlul
0.x, let us vote for men who will ndt ad.
vocate tbe wholesale aHDexation ut ) .uth-
ern--Mexlcan territory, Tor the pnrp.se
"t enabling the hanghty aristucracy vi the
Suulh, through its slave representation
oreser lo csatrvl the 'ireeis.n OF ths
Nonh.
This is the time for action. let hs show
ourselves watc ful, and altusIy strive
TO rerpeiuaie our dear bong hi prn iIeges
Let us show by the nanneria which we
exercise ,he cleo i've fianclI.se on the i2l.
d., OF October instant, that We a,e wor.
thy m ahe name Of Freemen; md if,iotor,
i not "urs, we sh ii erj y tie proud sat.
IsIac'ion Of having done Our duty.
WnIGs OF WYANDoT; Yuur Central
COMMITTEE ieel cnnhdent that success will
crown your ff1rts, al The coming election
fpr pertffr sare made n he issemina
i'"n OF wing principles, and il the party is
'xc'' ed to industry and acts in concert
With oar p l,ical opponents we Showld
hnlI no personal c'niru, ersies. Let -.
avoid pteieriOg spec,6c charges agains
ri' her The p ivate or : III SiaQ ch ,racter OF
'helf candidates, and treat them with tia,
c""r'esy "H ch as ut ighbors al e .o..
CT z ms they merit at cur hands. Til,
'nccoss Of our cause j es not demand the
WHY ar's OF the demag gnc. hss enough
that we bel eve the political principles Of
"nr opponents to be at enmit, with the
peace, harmony and welfare of our Re
pnbllc-with its noble free instilulinns-
with pure democracy ilseif-to call for,I
our united energies in behalf of nnr own
candidates, who are know o he good anu
tue Wigs, capable and hone, men, aud
who are 10 favor of melting out tqnal aud
exact Justice to all, high aud low, tic,
ana poor, 4
IIENRY PETERS,
o oNRIN FERRIS hig CM Com
l.,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
Musical Crits ismt

We have on our table new B.llad by
Professor Bon Hum Burgust. call C me
with me my dear A very pleasing pro-
dnc'ion, and likely to he popular. The
mo'ifis well ch"sen-it is graceful and oi
clear snd lowing melody, with a re-
markably allie accotnr niment, in chords;
II we mista,e no, in tho snle Of The cele,
brated composer Bedd; hence called Bed
cords. II is written on the Kew OF A
strong box. which IS very difficult, mat
Ter to enter except by A sharr; never il
you Is fiat; or do not C natua'. The schrr
sando IS ca apo, however, which is a vic.
lation Of the rule which transfers the an
po'gaiura 10 the brapura portion of the
c,.,-nma;ic scale. However the sosfeaufo
is well preserved. 10 the extreme of the
creseendo which maJ reconcile us to this
dimnendo Introduction. A fault 1t strikes
US, is TO he seen in two abrupt transiticns;
the one from B low to X all and the ottes.
from the triple Bob major 10 a minor in
La. This is too siaccaio unless PLAYED fort
issin,i, Nevertheless, for a gogata voice
especially il made entirely piano by a
strong forte accompaniment, the piece Is
excellent.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
WHY I sro,p THE PAPER!

We do hope TINT the Office holders Of Wy
andot county will hereafter, treat our friend
Tutlc with The utmost respect--let him have
some Of the 'l,ayes and fishes to which his
claims are as good as any other II mnst be
remembered that Mr. T. has frequently ten
dered his services to the people, and why
should he moi have some Of the 'loaves and
fshesP Indeed VIC regret much that the pco,
pie do not appreciate bis good qualities and
pay attention to his loud voice in their behalf.
Is j, not enough 10 make any man stop his
paper, if, after long fishing and much perse-
CutOn he has received neither 1oayes' OF fish.
es,' although bis claims are as good rs any
persons! Well MI. Tu,,le, we must say, that
from some cause or other you have been un;-
fortunate. Probably you have always fshed
with the same kind of bate you did on last
Tuesday and The FISH moi liking such mum
grel stuff would not bite. When those eyes
of yours have removed from them some Of
the 'loaves and fishes 10 which your claims
are good, and you act from principle you may
dine on 'loaves and fishes
The following note was IeG in our office
by Daniel Tutle, we presume because we
would no, join and aid him in defeating the
true Democratic ticke. and electing mungrelI
one.
Upper Saadusky, 18th Oct, le47.
.Hr Giles,
Sir.-I believe with the last No Of your
paper is closed the 81 vol.
would hereby inform you That wish no
longer to be subscriber until such time as
think lean live, without being abused and
pers 'cnted by those of the Democratic party
who hithertoo have had all the Offices g. by
those too Who without any more claim than
myself have reaped all the "Loaves & fishes"
am Respectfully Yours &c
DANIEL FUTILE
w. T. Giles Esq
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
The Fifth ohio Regime It.

Tie uld second, now Fifth Ohio regi
mont, arrived at New Orleans. on the Isl
ms. Tie Delta ,Lus no ices cur gail.n
boys:
'Ail tie companies Of this pcndij rrsi
sHcnt arrived ia cur city yesterday aud
the day before, and are now on the trans
por 6, which the prompiness and eneig.
Of those indefatigabie gentlemen who
/ ave the management Of the Qnaitcrmas-
.tcr's department had prepared for thei'
reception. This reg giinent is a revival and
re.organ zl,ion oftLe old Second Regi
snenl OF OLioaus, SO much distinguished in
the cam. a'gn OF last year. under the gal.
liant Col. Mor,a who was se,erel,
wounded at the battle Of Churubusco, a,
tic head Of tue 18th infantry. The present
commander Of the Second Onioans, is ,ha,
able, skilful and intrepid officer, who 80
successfully met and repnlsed Urea, near
Marin, las, winter, Col--formerly Lit. Col
William Irwin. The reg giment consists
OF twelve companies, 1000 slreng, and W as
raised in the anterior counties of Ohio
among the sober, ha'dy and industrious
agricultural class.
United to the Flrst Ohioaus, unje, Co
Brlugh, this regimen, will form a magnif-
Ncen, brigade Of 1000 stro, &. and as 60 d
soldiers as ever went forth " battle. We
Lear frcna every quarter the warmes'
praise of the good conduct, discipline, and
'soltierly bearing, Of fCol. Brough's rgi.
tmen:. We feel assured that Col. lrvln's
will not 10 behind the First Ohioaus in
sli the military virtues.
These troops are all on board oftrans
ports destined for Vera Cruz. TO JUN the
large force which the Government has
dete, mined to throw into the country he
tween the city of Mexico and the coast
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15

Caution 10 Ms Young. The following
seecd.ts appeared in the New Orleans
Nsticpal--
4 hundred dollar bill ofihe Louisiana
State Bank was paid into the Ciiizsns
tank 90 Saturdays last, had the following
lines written on i.s back:--
Thin is tie last hundred OF $40 900 left
me bY my father. ADD ~hitker is the mon.
ey geas--whi,hers ], was ,quandered in
gambling houses, in bar-roons, and in
hfe'hels. II this bill fall into the haads
ofapy Young man, let it teach him to fee
from bad company, Tor j, is ,ha, which has
reduced me 10 Ny dePlorasle situati ies.
] su iest, isst, forever iosi!"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
Fem the Democratic Mirror.
\ GLORIOUS AND OVE2WiIEL.
MING DEMOCRATIC
IpP Y ICT r. Y ID
y r whole Ticket Elected!

We have the pleasure of announcing to
the noble Democracy Of M,rion county
the full and complete triumph Of the Dem.
ocrltic Ticket, at the election on Taes-
day last. Our whole ticket is elected!
The wings brought out their strongest
men. and fJushi harl to carry the day
but il was Of no avail. Their efforts were
gallantly met at every p1int by the dem'-
Gratis, and fairly .defca:si. Oar average
IL rajori.y 10 the c1ua,Y il
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15

RiLEY's BiRTH PLAoE.-There las been
como disputing among editors as to the
birthplace of the notorious traitor, Rhey
wio commanded the foreign company in
/ The late battles against our army under
Gen. Scott. The Mobile Herald con ra-
diets the Pica,une, and says that Riley
the commander Of the foreign company OF
runaways aud renegades from the u S
army, who were made prisoners at the late
battles in me xicO, is DOT an lrishnan, bat
an Englishman. MIR. Leonard, The come
dian, 10 communication TO the N. D.
Delta, from rampico, las, summer, deni.
led, also in contradiction to the Plcayune,
that Riley was an Irishman. lie stated
Il al be had made full inquiry in relst'on
to the matter and possessed satisfactory
proof that he was not. Riley has no
country now. His acts are 50 revo!iing
that no nation or people will recogn,z.
him. Cincinnati Commercial
But, are not the acts Of Corwin, Delano.
Webster aud Schenck, equally revolving!
True. they have not had The courage TO 60
and 6ght for Mexico. bui they have done
every thing else for her, they couid-and
their speeches, no doabt. nerved Riley and
his base crew to deeds the most demon.
like! Shame ou Corwiu!- Holmes Far.
mer.