The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-19


The Federal, Native Americas, Bor- :,
der Rufian, Coiored Republicans, Loco
foco Candidate! - a
If any of our readers are surprised at
the course of "ten.cent Jimmy" Bachan
an, in accepting a nomination for the
Presidency from a party whose platform
endorses the policy of the present deautt-
ful administration, kansas outrages and
all-their sarprise will be very much mod
flied when they learn little more of his
antecedents-when they understand the
kind of material of which this patent,
aristocratic, silk stocking democrat is COM
posed. ' ~
Why, the old weathercock has belong
ed to all the parties that have ever exist
ed in this country During his stay with
the Federal party, Of which he was a
prominent member, he performed yeomani
service against the Democratic party of
that day And as he is now The candi-
date of that party, it might be well e.
nough to give them the following extract
Of a speech Of his in opposition to the ad-'
ministration Of Mr.. Madison, and the war
of 1919. He then belonged to the Blue
Light Federalists, who SO strenuously op-
posed that war; He said: usg r5r
.eTIME WILL NOT ALLOW ME.TO
ENUMERATE ALL THE OTHER
i WILD AND WICKED PROJECTS OF
1 TIE DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTERS
TION Suffice to say, that after they had
deprived us of the means OF defense, by
destroying our navy and disbanding our
army; after they had taken away, from US
1.-THE power of re creating them. by running
commerce, the great source of our nation
al and individual wealth; after they had,
}, by refusing the bank Of the United States
a continuation of its charter, embarrassed
| the, financial concerns of the Govern
ffment, and withdrawn the only universal
tpaper medium Of the country from circu
!, lation; after the people had become un-
! accustomed to- and of course, unwilling to
bear taxation, and witheutm money in the
$ Treasury they rashly plunged into a
Fl war with a nation more able to do us in
y Jury than any other in the world. What
! was the dreadful necessity for this despe-
; rate measure?l Was our country inya-
: ded? No. Were our Liberties in danger;
8 No. Was it to protect our little remain
RI ing commerce from the injuries sustained
4 by the orders in. councif?' No. Com
: merce was not such favorite, and the
merchants wished for no war on that ac
count :, o,af- "a sss-,.J =, zs..b ~, ;
! ! Now hear what he has to say in regare
q to the courtingro Of foreign influence by. thu
: Democratic party. 1t will be seen that b.
i occu pies about the same position ane
i makes use ofthe same; language forwhicl
n the poor Know Nothings are SO badly a
bused at this day. Here is. his language
sz'fTo SECURE THIS FOREIGN FEELING, sHA
!, BEEN THE LABOR OF THEIR, LEADERS. Fol
!, MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS, and well hay
# they been repaid for their trouble, FOR +
Z HAS BEEN ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL CAUSES o.
N POWER Immediately before the war
Z, THIS. FOREIGN INFLUENCE Hal
d COMPLETELY EMBODIED ITSEL]
WITH EVERY POLITICAL FEELING
OF A MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE
q PARTICULARLY IN THE WESI
r ITS VOICE WAS SO,LOUD- AT TIL
:. SEAT OF GOVERN MENT, THAT tn
PRESIDENT WAS OBLIGED TO YIELD TO IT
- DICTATES OR RETIRE FROM OFFICE. Th
p choice in this alternative was easily mad
I'd by a man Madison) WHO PREFEE
iii RED HIS PRIVATE INTEREST T.
j. THE PUBLIC GOOD. We were ther.
:, fore HURLED INTO. WAR. ENTIRELY UNPRl
y PARED g1vz4Yf.a g5a,z.1lzgrs 4-e.sf
u as But let us. go still farther In 1919
llS a meeting called fer the purpose of remol
c' &c strating against the admission of Nilsson
= as a slave state, Buchanan, offered res
oe buttons strongly in favor Of .proAibui
'o' slavery in States, and Territories tn
free. In those resolutions he made u
n :, Of language for which be would receive
:" speedy transit to the other side Of fJordo
er by way efthes hemp line, under the bloo'
u: Border Rufian code of Kansas, which
is pledged to enforce. For such. langua
:. at the present day, the patent slave d
ed 7mocracy, whose candidate he is, wou
a call hima Black Republican. sz ,os:I
10 Now take the following item from t
ed platform upon which he stands to-da
Sc. and tell us whether he is not justly en-
ras tied to the Distinguished position we ha
i've assigned him in the heading Of this. al
,ut Gle. The platform Of the Cincinnati &C
Use Vention says: sa.s.s.a u II f.3asaa,
ias 'The American democracy recognize a
Use adopt the principles contained in the org
I'd ic laws, establishing the Territories
Kansas and Nebraska, as embodying
a' only sound and safe solution of the SIS
do very question: upon which the great |
me tional idea of the. people Of, this wh
70 country can repose in its, determined, c.
Is servatism of the Union Non -intert1ere
(. Toy Congress NTH Sldoery IN State and Z
YER ritory, or inthe District of Columbia. 4
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!. The Anti Fillmore American Conv'
VS. tion tn dav accnntad tho Dronocition