The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

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We. shave great confidence in Tie
integrity and honorof the corps editorial,
and tits not often thai we are cal led upon
/ TO hotice anylhmysm the part OF its menl-
bers Which is calculated 10 bring a blush
Ito the cheek. Occasionally, however, in
Stances do occur, and We are sorry, very
hsorry, indeed. to be compelled to say that
the last and most degrading instance OF
the kind which has come under our notice,
occurred in our very midst. ri -
We allude to the att lck made by the Vim
fdicator" upon a leap year party recently
got up in this place. and which was com
posed Of por ion OF our most respectable
ladies and gentlemen. And in alluding
to it, we almost feel like apologizing FIR
the young man who has been guilty of the
outrage, for we cannot conceive Of any
motive which he could have in thus gross
y insulting the ladies in question, and are
almost forced to tie conclusion that he
has been made the cats po,c OF some de-
signing person. 1fsuch is not the case,
however, his conducts very reprehensible
and deserving oft censure Of every res
pectable lady and gentleman in the com
4 . a. - 4 .
munity
!. But we have no desire to read our err
ring young friend lecture, for we have
no doubt his conscience has already pun
I ished him severely, nor do we feel dis
rosed TO enter the arena in defence OF the
party in question, for its members are tul-
J, " qualified to take care of themselves,
I and our columns are open to them for that
/. purpose; but with the little gallantry we
have in our composition We cannot do less,
as an act Of justice to the ladies who have
been thus basely slandered. than TO pub
i Iish The remarks ofthe 1"Vindicator''-
lhen give the names Of the party to whom
!. the cowarJly insinuaions are intended to
apply. and permit our readers who are
acquainted with the parties to Judge for
t themselves AS to the character OF the
4 insult. Here is what that paper.says:
5 THE D1FFERENcE.- The youngsters o.
e this place went sleiyhing to McCutchen-
/ vile las. week. and contuctl dlhem>elves
in a seeming manner--in the manner oil
youths. commanding, the respect Of thai
2 village and their own feelings, but it ap
e pears that few evenings after. a party .
/, what are called dthe 'tmarried or judicIou:
= Glass; made their debut. at the same
a place, and sorrow are we. TO learn, tia
the fair fame. which was gained by the
: preced ny troupe. has been so sadly mar
fred by the ''carr, lngs on OF those, whom
reason and years stould I'LL with consid
J. Grafton. Y GU may talk as you please q
It Young gills cutting up and acting sorte
foolish, but oh! my countrymen!-tell
: not In Gath, that the ''old 'uns," tha
e '.leap yeared' one another down th
4 EPlankroad, have furnished an x:mple
IL that tlse miss would blush at. By the way
- it is .in,ima at,d ;. that Zip salve'' had r
: next morning in consequence of the grea
o. demand, OH disgu ting II that is tn
= VIA "oid folks t4oh! Lord. let us di
81 young. After that evenings perform
re ance tney never sheuldsayl t'quit-F' An
he further, we h4ve been informed that Nj
and Mrs -[modesty forbids !
totgivihg their names, although we hav
= ktKeni, 'toIour surprise, were SO nois
10 and ..upF and going,' ''sthat not only the
TO husbands were ashamed of them but ii
. victims of tlIeir leap year revelry,. thoug
! of an easy tilfnsof mimi, have sSsworn off
!" another exhibition Of asueh women
ct rights: ::s,l yi.5yb ss5pl.pi 49,byys,1 .stl
IN Now, sreader, we propose 81 wing ye
ay the names Of the ladies who conducts
'of themselves so as to make their '.hu
't- bands ashamed of them, = and who it
m said by this young gentleman, caused Il
on ''riz" in the price Of slip salye"7-in,
'ur word, bere are, the, names Of TIE par
who,, according to- the = r''Vindieator
!, "marr,d d the fair fame" which had be-
q or established for our town BY the fedile
r. proprietor and publisher Of that sLt
= and his friends! Read and Judge
ks yourselytsj-- ri tssa,ea - 81 az sBo a.s
80, Mr.. and Mrs, Dr.. R. A. Henderson,
~ William Ayres,
10 '''' s',t'2s''7 George P. Nelson, Il z
his - luoI % DR. VIM Irvine -
ls"aI .ais" James g. Ro erts, s4at
-. ~ 4''',a Rodolphus Robbins,
md - - G. R. Mott Il.
,ed ''1' s y P. A. Tyler,
"9f' "a" .9 David Ayres, 'i- 'ss
7 il 'TeBisefq s'as'elA "A. M. Anderson, as5.s
VI 81 ei La,' T.. J..Bruner, = 4 a!ng
1es' Mr.. Jos. Croft. and Mrs. G. 7. Pierst
ank J. - - = -
8z -77i 4i+'1H The Scalpel.
IA new but not unwetcome visitor h
=. made its appearance in our sanctun
F'.The Sealpel," aaoquarterly publlca'i
:: -editedby Edward H. DIXON. Md. 1
chief reccommendation of the work is
entire freedom from the trucking spri
~ many authors, and its bold presentation