The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-28

that the tlckets OF every description pre-
pared for the election throughout the
State, should be printed with reference to
the requirements of this law. Each bal
lot, without any endorsement, counts
against the law-while no ballot counts
in its favor unless indorsed sFor the Bank
Charter"
In all meetings and organizations for
the Presidential contest, keep in mind
the necessity of a full vote, and the right
sort of a vote, on the 18th of October
Clepelend Herald.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The Leavenworth
Journal and Herald, Westport Border Ruff
fan, Independence Dispatch ard other
western Missouri papers are full of start
ling and conflicting accounts. Flying ru-
mors from Kansas generally agree that
the Missourians are badly worsted in the
recent battles. The buildings in Osowa-
tomie and Lecompton are generally for
tilted. 1t is believed that the block fort
at Lecompton is occupied by Col. Titus
Woodson. Thirty of Buford's men we're
captured here and the State prisoners re-
leased, though there is no positive state
ment confirming it. Circulars, extras and
handbills, signed by Atchison, Stringfel-
low and other Pro-Slavery leaders, have
been issued calling on Platt, Jackson,
Lafayette, Johnston, Clay, Buchanan,
Saline and Carroll counties to rally and
rendezvous at New Santa Fe, Jackson
county on the Goth, and march instantly
into the territory, with the motto "no
quarter" Capt. Russell has dispatched
messenger to Lexington.
The St. Louis Republican Of yesterday
says it is not concealed that the Border
counties make common cause with the
Pro- Slavery men in the Territory. and
this week there will be 1000 in pursuit
of the abolitionists. There have been no
accounts from Free State sources.
ST.. Louis, Aug. 23.-Priyate adyices
I from Brownsville state that the late news
} from Kansas has created intense excite
ment there; that $4,000 have been ra sci
and that men viii be sent. to the relief of
the pro-slavery citizens of the territory.
A high state of feeling exists in all tie
; river and border counties Of Missouri
: Public meetings are being held and large
s numbers of men are volunteering to so
, and aid the Governor of Kansas. Men of
discretion and property will go and with
a determination to remain until the pres
: ent state of affairs is put down, and peace
and order restored in the territory. Cir
calars and appeals, signed by prominent
and influential men, are freely circulated,
asking aid to drive Lane and his party
! out ofthe country. Large bodies ofmen
have doubtless by this time entered the
territory. and sanguinary and bloody con-
fiicts' are daily looked for.
The Bargain and Sale SIander.
/ The coolest piece of partisan deyilish-
. ness is to be found in the course of tie
1 Buchanan journals concerning the Bar
gain and Sale Story. The proof is clear
that Gen. Jackson laid the paternity of
that story upon Buchanan and there is
no way to get over that but by turning
round and charging that the whole affair
was fabrication of Gen. Jackson's, and
i that the latter slandered Buchanan in lay
ing the charge upon him Thus Bu-
chanan is to be saved at the expense Of
4 Jackson, and the bright fame of Old Hick-
ory is to be tarnished that the Sage Of
Wheatland may escape. What do the old
Jackson men say of this method Of esca-
ping from difficulty !? Are they con-
tent to see blot thus put upon the name
of the old hero-to have his ashes raked
up and desecrated in this sacriligious
way ? Gen. Jackson was the v;cttm, not
che aatthor, Of that vile SANDER; the true
abundantly shown and this effort to
transfer the guilt from his own shoulders
to those of one dead and gone, proves
that Gen. jackson was thoroughly lusti-
fed in the sharp distrust which he show
: ed, at the lose Of his career, towards the
man who would thus disgrace him
Pits. Gazette.
: A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette speak
$ ing of the Quakers, remarks:
i One says to another, cart thou going
> to the polls this fall to vote?" 'tBe as
sured am / know many of my sect
of people who have not cast vote in
: ten years. But now the question is
: square and cannot be lodged. We are
for Free Kansas, Freedom and Fremont