The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-27
LAUGHABLE DESPERATION.


The Ohio State Journal uncovers the
desperate condition Of that celebrated
whig State Central Committee that won
SO many ignobIe honors during the cam
pa'gn. The following extraordinary an.
uUnciation appears at the head Of 4 long
editorial article in that paper last even
ing. II anything could 60 to convince
The people Of Ohio Of the sind Of corrup
,ion to be uncovered ny a democratic INA
j"rity in the Legisla,e, such a declara.
ZION as this will do il. Read it.
'sro the wings of the state Of ohio.
IAN impor,an, election is approaching.
The head which the Iocofocos have gain
ed 10 consequence OF their partial success
at the late election, has rendered the
complexion Of the next National Admin,
i,tration Of vital Importance to the State.
as it may not be impossible, under the
revolutionary tendencies Of our oppo.
nrn,s THAT AN INTEKV ENTION
OF THE AUTHORITIES or THE
UNION MAY BE REQUIRED 7'OPKE
SERVE THE PEACE AND SAVE
THE CONSTITUTION"
This na public appeal to the voters
Of OHIO 10 elec. Gen Taylor, fresh from
Tho regular army, with his sword drawn.
spirit if Ohio that darss do right. and
submits to no wrong. We suppose when
Tia, lor is marched into Ohio, with his ar.
my Of regulars, slaves and "bloodhounds, >
these pinks Of law aud order will imagine
: all saf.!"
We hope every democrat. free coil man
and honest wing in Ono, will read the
above ext,ac, from the Daily . 8 Jour-
nal Of las, night before he casts his vote
ON the 7th day of November nexi. and u
tue nightmare now expressing the autho
o. has appeal to he uui,rd States arm
node, tna next National Adm,nistra-
',"n" 10 Im, down the sovereign voice o
Ohio, Is not taken off by a defeat, as per
feet as overwhelming, then we are u"
prophet. These appeals to "biood aud
come with an i'll grace from
that quarter, who prevlous to the late
election seut out their secret circmlars. |
negging Of the people to vote the wing
'cket as their lives 0ere Ia danger! Bu,
the people, as though they did not think
such mems lives worth much, or not in
any danger, nnless more yaluable-the
latter the mos, likely, did not come to
heir rescue-an now we have the cry
raised. vote the wh,g ticket-elect Zach.
AIRY Ta,l lur, for We want him to use The
power Of the general Government TO do
W hat the people refused TO do. put down
he free expression Of the people Of Ohio.
These men who would not veto a bill
one man power" to march a standing ar
ny into the State OfOhiO to crush the peo
ple's voice, and keep power, by furce, 10
lie hands Of the wb,gs. This We suppose
IS wh,ggery. but no, niira whigger,!-
.eneral Taylor and his army Of blood
,ounds, and his 800 slaves under the lash.
" ould he but . few bites f,r the free men
# Ohio, il he should attempt to march
Iere!
To say that the Journal folks were era
ry. would he mild language, but to say
hat there was some rascaiity under cover
hey were afraid Of having exposed to
public gaze, would be more probable, and
hat the last resort is to call in q E,reign
enemy to keep that rascality covered up.
Perhaps Speaker Goddard would prefer
lhis course to an investiga,ion into his
c-le hra,ed acts in passing bills in the ab
,ence Of the Legislature il is "too late"
Mr.. Journal TO scare peope. Honesty is
he hest policy, and as somebody ha. 10
ne beaten at the elections the journal
clique may as well take il cody, though
il be long and terrible one.
Honest men always give up power,
hen the people will it. with good grace,
but the other kind Of people, never.-O.