The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-29
GIIR MEE'CINGSl

| ing the 22d instant, although thnly ATTENDED
in consequence of the great number that were
sick, was real animated Ind cheering meet
ing. J. w. Wilson, the Democratic nomines
for Senator, spoke at length, defending the
cause OF truth and justice, and placing the
Federal party int situation that made those
present, belonging TO that party, squirm des
| perately. 1t struck them 50 hard that they
| forgot the truths that we're told, and returned
| lone and published an extensive batch oi
LIES The speaker never said that their
were none SO well qualified as Taylor, in the
hour of dangers, to lead our army on to bat
tie and TO victory This is one lalsehood III
relation TO the character Mr.. w gave Gen,
Taylor. 1t was not said by any speaker dur
ing the evening, that Gen. Taylor 'was the
best General the world ever produced THIS
Is lie number g. Here is an admission Of til .
above lies. These are not his extract words,
but about the substance Of what he said.'--
This is speaking of what Mr. Wilson should
have said. We deny that such is any thing
pear the substance of any remark that was
made that evening, in tie meeting What was
intended by saying twenty Democrats " ere
present! This is the 81 lie or rather first
in the publication, for we can name 40 Dem
ocrats that were present. We suppose that
lie was started with the expectation that peo
pie abroad would believe it, and look upon
our party as weak here, when we can hold
Coondom as level as it wishes to be held.
The speech of Mr.. Wilson, was one of facts;
such as Federalists dislike ia hear Ifhe utter
ed one false sentiment, why did not the Coon
who gavea written history Of the meeting in
regular Coon style, and is a stuInper, make
denial at the time, as he was present.
Mr.. w King made a few remarks full of
facts, which made Coonery give forced grin
ing laugh. -
MFR. Jones remarked that we must not think
ourselves too strong and thereby forget to
perform our duty, for by negligence we nigh
be defeated. So say we; and let every Dem
ocrat- lover Of his country, and despiser of
toryism, such as was promulgated by Tom
Corwin, and backed up by Ford, the Federal
for Governor Of Ohio turn out to
the election on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
October and cast his vote against Ford and for
the noble Weller who endangered his life 10
defence of the rights OF our country. VIGIL |
LANCE-ACTlON, AND HARMONY, are
necessary to any great victory.
One thing said in the Coon report, that Mr.
Jones should have said, is utterly false. In
that report it was used as his saying, that
when he attended the concert that he had a
little of the artificial in him. Jones made
no such remark, and therefore we put that
down as anJher lie! D...... a....
The meeting at Wyandot was really ah
animating one. Although thinly attended, all
Of the Democracy present were of the fight
spirit. Mr.. McCaferty was called to the
Chair. s. R, McBane, Esq, made few ap-.
propriate introductory remarks, and then
introduced j. w. Wilson to those present.
Mr.. w. addressed the meeting at some length.
His speech was plain, good and full ofiacts,
such an one that the Stumpef in that diggins,
although offered an opportunity, would not at
Tempt to answer.
Us. Plants, ESD. of Bucyrus made speech
of about an hour, that would have done
credit to older & more experienced heads He
certainly is one of the best Speakers in the
5th Congressional district.
The meeting returned a vote Of thanks to
The speakers, and adjourned.