The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-11-27
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

of some note. has lately been consolidated
with the Philadelphia Saturday Bullee;n.
under the title of the Bulletin and Cou
rier.'' Mr.. Cummings, of the Bulletin,
continues proprietor OF the joint concern.
1t is said that Hon. John Appleton, Of
Maine, is to be Mr.. Buchanan's Editor of
the Union, and the confidential, Organ
Grinder.
Chicago, Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
are about the only cities of Importance
that have given Republican majorities.
The New York Tribune Fund for Kan
sas has reached the handsome sum OF
$16,O61.
Fremont's majority over Fillmore in
New York is 15o,7ol. How immensely
popular Fillmore must be at home
g The leading Fillmore organs in the
North have. since the election, exhibited
unmistakeable signs of future union with
the Republicans against the Pro Slavery
Democratic party.'-Stdte journal.
Don't talk so, Mr. Journal You
ought to know that the Republicans will
have nothing to do with these "leading
Fillmore organs" Would you welcome
into our ranks those knavish, Jesuitical
prints, the New York Eapress and the
Cincinnati Times papers whose very
name is synonym of all that's mean and
contemplate Away with such sug-
gestion We want no union with these
"leading Fillmore organs" nor their fol-
lowers.
Senator Douglass was married to Miss
Cults, celebrated belle, at Washington,
on Thursday last. ~ '.
Queen Victoria is again reported in an
Interesting condition"
Alfred I. Hoppel, the Conductor, on
the North Pennsylvania Railroad, by
whose carelessness was caused the great
ealamity on tha! road last summer, involy-
ing the loss OF some sixty lives, was lately
tried for manslaughter, and the jury
brought in verdict Of ".Not Guilty."
The Locofoco papers are discussing the
very important question whether they
shall postpone their usual 9th of January
convention to nominate candidates for
Governor, &c. Better postpone it alto
gether.
Two daily passenger trains are now
running on the p Ft. w. & G. R. R., from
Crestline to Plymouth. The second train
was put on last Monday.
The Kenton Republican says that the
Buccaneers, at their late jolli6cation in
that town, amused themselves by burning
each others hats!
Why don't our Wyandot BUCCANEERS
get up a demonstration over the election
of Old Buck? Whiskey is cheap.
e A st. Louis paper says small girl in
Morgan county, Illinois, accidently fell
into hogpen and was killed and par
tally eaten by the hogs; the mother Of
the child was so shocked at the sight as
to die; and the next night camphene
lamp exploded, killing another child and
SO severely burning third as to render
her life doubtful.
A Row AT Governor
Wise. Senator Douglas, John Slidell, and
other distinguished members of the Slave
Propaganda, have been at Wheatland
1t is understood that Mr.. Buchanan s
constitutional timidity prevented him from,
acceding to the imperious suggestions, OF
rather demands, of Gov. Wise. The i'm
mense majorities cast against him in the
North have made SO deep an impression
as to cause him to shrink from the ex-
treme measures they propose to him.
This hesitation has excited the ire Of
his Virginia -aristecratic highness,
the illustrious and Immaculate Wise
Slidell, more courtly, but not the less dan
gerous, strove to attain the same end
Even backed by Douglas, they could not
extort negative or an affirmative from
the President elect. They succeeded in
frightening him very much, but this very
effect produced such extreme nervous
ness, that all will, conrage and resolution
had departed from him. $50
This fye-thousand dollar-per-nigger,
Mr.. Wise thereupon flew into tremen
dous passion, left in high dudgeon, refus-
ing to eat thanksgiving dinner at Wheat
land. He and slidell evidently prefer Vir-
ginia corn cake and bacon to Pennsylva-
MIA buckwheat and turkey.--PhHadez-
phia Times.
A Kansas correspondent of the New
York Times, says that there are a number
of slaves in Lecompton, all the servants
in one hotel being slaves, and that black
woman employed by Gov Geary is a
slave hired from Col. Titus.
The Peoria, Illinois papers say that
the milk sickness is prevailing to an