The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-09-28
ALETTER FROM T1FFIN.
TrFrIN, ONO, Sept; 23d, 1S49.


DEAR GILEs;-I cannot let the present oppor-
tunity pass by without expressing my gratifica-
ton at the great Improvement you have made in
the appearance Of your gallant little PIONEER. Il
is of the best looking papers in the state,
and as DEMocRArIC too, and | must say that If
the young and noble Democracy oflitue Wyan;
dot onot repay you by ah athple and good pay
ing list of subscribers, have basely misudged
them. Let them not content themselves by
merely saying "why the Pioneer has got new
type" &c., but let them TAKE the paper them
selves and urge their neighbors to do likewise
Let them remember that in supporting well the
Pioneer they will infuse more fire into the Ed-
tors who will work and watch o'er the interests
of the good Old Cause with renewed vigor and
redoubled vigilance. Let them remember that
you arescrving you party--not yourselves--that
your desire is to increase your circulation mere
ly for the good Democratic principles--the prin-
ciple of right and progression.
| The Democracy of Seneca are all in arms
ready and waiting for the great fight that is to
take place on the 9th, inst, and let me assure you
thatin spite of the organizing movements of
| st. John, Henry Cronize and the "bloody skies"
that your friend Bresn will be elected by alarger
majority than he had in '4e! ...
The disorganizers held meeting on Saturday last
and nominated democrat who it is hoped will de-
cline. There were about 80 person in the Court
| House. Three-fourths were wings in town and
there was not more than dozen in the meeting
who sympathizcd with your TICKET PAYING FRIEND
CRONISE. Seven votes were only cast for Rep
rcsentative, and the balance Of the time was oc-
cupied in low blarkguardism-only known to
those who frequent low and disgraceful places
Business has much renewed here lately. The
trade on the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
is astonishing. Four Cars came up on Saturday
morning and two in regular train and an extra
train of two Immediately after.
The telegraph is now in operationhere. How
ever it docs not do much. Your friend w. Fl.
Gibson, Esq, who is now on visit to Milwaukee
telcgraphed from there to this place in an hour!
Twenty years ago if you would have told man
that YOU could get intelligence from Tiffin to
Milwaukee in an hour he would have ridicucd
Won. Such is the fact. The American people
will be WINGS to travel upon!
Our produce dealers are only paying SEVENTY
cents for wheat Flour sells at $500 per bbl.-
Their is not much doing in Market at their prices
} They should either pay higher price Tor wheat
or flour should be greatly reduced.
You notice in your last paper that Col. Benla-
min Blackburn has consented to bolt the regular
, nomination in Columbiana. Let Bill MORGAN
haul him over the Goals and he will repent thai
: he ever had such longing for FAME. His fer
vent thirst for notoriety should bile its time
, As man however, Mr.. Blackburn is not utterly
undeserving.
You urged in your last paper the necessity
organization. You do well there. Let there b'
"Union, harmony and Concession" Wo ar
bound to give the wings, in the expressive Ian
: guage of your friend Gen. Taylor, h-ll this win
' ter on the apportionmcnt scheme andwe need al
7 the force of the democracy to do this
c The Editor of the Lower Sandusky TELEGRAPH
e operated on your GRAMMAR. From what you sa
: he must be good Tel-IIE- graph. .ll t....
it Imust again say that your paper is one OF tn
v best looking papers in the state, and the 'cut
: in your head is very expressive and exccedng
y appropriate and does great justice to your hn
II taste. In haste truly,
!, w. w. A.