The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-16
FREEMEN!
TO THE POLLS

'nanan DImSell declares, are HShllnS the
oattles of the South--of Slavery. Let us
rect and defeat them at the Ballot Box.
REMEMBER KANSAS.
Freemen, remember the wrongs and
outrages which have heaped upon the
Free State Men in Kansas, by the infa-
nous Border Rufians, whose bloody
leeds are justified and approved by the
niscalled Democratic party, here in
Wyandot County as elsewhere. Kansas,
we are told by these Sham Democratic
prints, is now quiet; but it is the quiet
ness of desolation. She lies PROSTATE at
he feet of the slave Power-conquered, i,
subdued. Her fair plains are
Today whitened with the bones of
MURDERED FREEMEN!
Hundreds have been banished from the
Territory, where they had sought home,
;or themselves and families, for daring to
prefer freedom to slavery and Of the
ew who remain, the latest reports state
hat over one hundred have been impres-
,ned by order of Gov Geary, for daring
% defend their homes, their wives and
from the Rufian murd.rcrs, raw
shers, scalpers and incendiaries let loose
upon them.
Remember these things, and resolve
% avenge the blood Of your murdered
brethren on Tuesday.
FREE TERRITORY.
Remember that if the Slave Democra
~ triumph at the October and Noyem-
Der elections, there will be no more Free
Territory. Tie partition fence between
Freedom and Slavery has been torn down
and Slavery, according to the Buchanan
doctrine, may 60 into all the territories
without let or hindrance. Will you con
sent to this 5? Do you wish your sons te
60 into the Territories to work by the
side Of negro slaves? If not, vote with
the party which is in favor of putting w
the fence again.
GIVE WILL SUBDUE YOU.,,
This was the threat of the traitor, Ar
mold Douglas. Show him and his fellow
against freedom, at the bal
lot box next Tuesday, that you canno
be " subdued, that you spurn his ty
rant threat. Do freeman's whole duty
OUR TICKET.
The Republican Ticket from top t.
bottom, is composed of good and true
men-men entirely competent for the off
ces they are named for. Every one o
them is staunch supporter of Free don
and Fremont, Vote the ticket unscratch
ed.
THE DAY
Will probably be fine one, but shoule
it prove stormy and disag greeable, dom
let it dampen your ardor. Remembe
the houseless. homeless freemen of K IN
sas, robbed of their property by the Ruff
fans, and turned out upon the prairies L
perish of cold and hunger. Aveng
their wrongs. Do your duty, rain o
shine. f
VOTE EARLY. So
Be at the polls early in the morning
but before you go cast your eye over th
neighborhood and ascertain if you hav
a neighbor who may need gentle re
minder Of his duty. If such an one
discovered, call on him and take hir
with you to the place of voting, Free
dom can spare none of her soldiers.
LISTS OF VOTERS.
1t would be well to have list of a
the voters in each township prepared
with the political sentiments of each on
designated. The list should be kept b
some careful man who would stand !.
the polls throughout the day, and as eac
vote is deposited, let the voters name b
checked. By this means the absentee
could be known in time to be sent for.
HAVE WAGONS ON HAND.
LIE: every Republican who has tear
have it in readiness to despatch for at
sent voters, or for the inGlm and agee
who desire to vote for freedom, and ha,
no means of conveyance to the polls
Don't forget this
sA go TICKETS.
Scatter Republican tickets freely. 81
that you have a good supply, and thu
they are at all times accessible.
WATCH THE POLLS.
Let faithful challengers be appointe
to guard the polls, and see that all ills
gal and fraudulent votes are excluded
We have seen the effects Of frauduler
voting in Kansas. We want none of
here.
KEEP AN EYE ON THE ENEMY,
Yes, watch the tricks and maneuver
of both branches OF the enemy. Be pre-
pared to expect eleventh hoar falsehood
and slanders but work right on and civ
no attention to them, further than t
brand them as lies. Vote for your priu
ciples and the men who represent then
regardless of statements that may be pu