The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-10-20
From the Ohio Statesman. 81
THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Up With your Banners!.-Out with your


Up with your Banners!--Out with your
Cheers!
Navet iii the history of the political
warfare, at least in Ohio, has such an
overwhelming victory been obtained as
that on Tuesday for the Democracy.
This victory was not the result alto
gcther of small, sleepy vote on the part
OF the Wings. The issues made by them
the Main law and the Abolition fusion,
brought out most of their force. But
we rejoice to know that some of the best
and manifest of the Wings, abandoned
the old organization and voted the clean
Democratic ticket. We welcome them
within the place.
We cannot give as yet, the maiorities
for our candidates. Medill cannot run
less than forty thousand majority. The
other Democrats on the State ticket we
think must be some twenty per cent. be-
hind Medill on account of the trading off
of Barrere for votes for Lewis and AL
len. This base combination has given
Barrere a small vote; and at the same time
Myers, we suppose less majority than
he should fairly have had. We have not
the data yet to determine definitely the
vote on the School Commissioner, but we
think that Barney must be elected by at
least ten thousand We think that his
majority in Hamilton county will be from
eight to nine thousand.
AS to the State Legislature, it was for
long while doubtful whether any Wing
was elected at all, except -indepen-
dent Viii g-of Greene. But we believe
that there will be a dozen Wings in the
next Legislature, if not more. The per-
feet sweep made by the Democracy on
the Legislature is astounding When such
counties as Warren, Champaign, scioto,
Muskingum, Meigs and Ross, elect Dem
ocratic Representatives, the oldest politi-
tions begin to cry, quit! and give up all
vaticination. The Legislature will form
very good teste, perhaps the best teste
of the feeling and sentiment of Ohio to-
ward the administration of President
Pierce.
The election of United States Senator
will be the prominent matter before the
next Legislature; and with the view
with the hope and aim of having Dem
ocratic Representative in the Senate OF
the United States-a man who will be a
part of our National Government, and
assist in rejecting Ohio sentiment upon
our foreign relations-with this great end
in view, the Legislature has been almost
unanimously Democratic.
We congratulate our friends in the
several counties upon their thorough
work. We always contended that the
work this year was to be done in the
| Counties. 1t has been done -Gloriously
done! We mount upon our ''Paleadium'
and survey the political horizon on every
side, and exclaim "what Great Old Vic
toryp' Commencing with Hamilton, an
running out over the State, the greetings
funexpe etm roed localities astonsih and
crafty us! Never has there been sucl
a vast number of Wing tombstones erect
Sed in such a short time. The victory
is sure, and must be permanent
The secret of our great success is thu
admirable organization of the Democrti
party-their answering and undivided
devotion to the ticket and the whole tick
et-their inextinguishable love for equal
ty in taxation, their sympathy with labor
and their admiration of the policy 0
President Pierce. Whatever the victory
may be owing to-we are certain that i
is thorough and calls for.
NINE CHEERS AND A FEW MORT
! GUNS!