The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-23
WHIG DIsSEN rIONS.

There is great fear manifested amongst the
wings that the democrats will SANDER and a
buse Gen. Taylor. They need not be alarm
cd on that point; the old Gen. has served his
country too faithfully to meet with any thing
tut the hiehestrespect from the warm hearted
and patriotic democracy. As an officer and a
soldier he has no superiar, and there he should
remnn.
For the especial benefit of whggerv, we in
sert a few of the choice morsels of hattery to
the old hero, by the Mexican wings press in
heJnlted States, while he was brea king the
skulls of their allies at Palo Alto, Resaca
Monterey and Buna Vista
On the great questions Which have divided
the public mind for the last twenty years, Gen
7ny!or has neUer oppressed an opnion!-
What does the public know of him! First
in the capacity Of a colnel in The Bioonhound
Florida ,car-chasng and massacreng poor
miserable band of h lfstarved and naked Sem
mole lndians-and secondly, as a tooi in the
hands of an Usurper, in breaking the consitu-
ton OF his country by commencing an unjust,
unnecessary, and aggressive war against a
weak distracted, and defenceless nelehbor.-
And for these exploits equatoniy IN ntrociiy
to those committed 6y The soldiers of Bona
Par1e aid .Nichoins--he is regarded fit sue
cessor of Washington! He is emphatically
man o| btood-an erecuiioner in Infamous
war--AN IGEOR.4MOUs IN S IA Il
AFFAIRS, and fl only .for The p ST ion he
occupies. WHAT POSSIBLE CONTIN-
GENCY COrLD EVER INDUCE THE
WHIGS OF OHIO TO SUPPORT ZACH
AIRY TAYLGR!
We are astonished that any portion of the
whig party should persist in pressing Genera
Tay lor's claims for nomination by wing ma
.ional convention. So FIR as principles are
concerned. he has none, and is incapable oil
expressing any. If elected President, his g-
norance of civil affairs would render him a
complete tool in the hands of designing men;
and we fear that many Distinguished men we
could name, who are supporting him, are more
tntea: on potoer and spoiis, than the welfare
and glory of the country.-Lebaaon whigl
Star.
Gen. Taylor.-A man whose trade has
been war-hunling runaway slaves among
the Florida everglades, and bnchering
poor Seminoles because they harbored the
waging war upon The poor
starvipg Mexicans.-Bostoh Whig,
What other claims has Gen. Tay lor up.
)n his countrymen, save those growing
'ut of this very murderous, the,ping wara
Stand up, sir Jesuit, and CONFRONT the
nonsIrons inquity you wish to reward =
Trenton [~hig] Meas.
He (Taylor) raises slaves for the marke,
md makes merchandise of his fellow men.
lie has one hundred mothers with or with
,nt babies, for sale in the sba IN bles. HE1
FURNISHES CREOLE VIRGINS FOR
THE "Heits" of New Orleaus.-N. II
whigl Audeprndem Democrat.
What is there about Gen. Taylor that
honld induce the people Of the United
states to prefer him TO any and every 9th
r man in the country!* ~ The know him
o be MOST ADDRoIT SKULL BREAKER
roat utter, house robber, and WOMAN
MD CHILD SLAYER.-Xenia Gwhisl
But We ask, who has been the leader to
ill, when God has commanded, thou sbal,
OF kill! Who 10 plunder, when God has
aid thou shalt not steal! Gen. Zachary
lay lor is guilty OF all this! lie, the clief
hose fame has sprouted from the rich ma
are OF human bodies, slaughtered in de.
'nce OF their wives and little ones! lie
le statesman, who should be elevated
yer the heads of Webster and Ciay he
ause he has Killed By wholesale in yiol,
on Of Gods Law! What other claims
as General Taylor, save those growing .
1t of this murderons thieving war,-rr enl
IL NJ II ~ h;r1 k..r. I,