The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

baMoRE ABoIITIoN1sTs TURNED BACK
The steamer Sultan, having on board con.
traband articles, was recently stopped ct
iLeayenworth City, and lightened of forty
-four, Rifles, and large quantity Of Pts,
tolls and Bowie Knives, taken from a
crowd Of cowardly Yankees, shipped out
here by Massachusetts The boat was
permitted to go up as far as Weston,
where a guardwas placed over the pris
oners, and none of them permitted to
land. They were shipped back from
Weston on the same boat. without even
being insured by the shippers. We do
not approve fully Of sending these crimi-
mails back to the East to be re-shipped to
sKansas--if notthrough Missouri, through
Iowa and Nebraska. We THINK THEY
SHOULD MEET TRAITORS DEATH,
and the world could not censure us if we
in self-protection have to resort to such
ultra measures. We are of the opinion
ii the citizens of Leavenworth City or
Weston would HANG ONE OR TWO
sBOATLO ADS OF ABoLITIONISTS,
it would do more towards establishing
peace in Kansas, than all the speeches
that have been delivered in Congress
during the present session. LET THE
EXPERIMENT BE TRIED. FA
--. c., ,~,,, - .xsIe- -nur;pcr tho ,oet
six months the slave population in this
portion Of the Territory has greatly in
creased. Many settlers from South Car.
olina, Virginia and other Southern States.
have wisely brought their slaves with
them, as being the most effectual way of
settling the question of slavery in the
Territory. These are the kind of settlers
we need here now. .t fr s....,r.
7s4 THE PALMETTO RIFLEs--28TH OF JUNE
The memorable 25th having been decided
upon as the anniversary of the Pal
metto Rifles, of Atchison, the day was
duly celebrated by parade and banquet.
yI At the head of the table hung THE
"BLoOD RED FLAG" with the lone
star, and the motto Of Southern Rights"
on the one side, and South Carolina on
the other. The same flag that foated on
the rifle pits of the abolitionists at Law
renee. and on the hotel of the same place,
in triumph now hung over the heads of
the noble soldiers who bore it so bravely
g through that exciting war.
The following are among the Toasts
drunk: irI st& .oe9Vals
~ 8. KANSAS: Our chosen home stand
2 by her. Yes! sons of the South make
her A SLAVE STATE, OR DIE IN
d THE ATTEMPT [This was received
with loud and continued applause.
= Y. .i. T.. GEN. D. r. ATcHrNsoN Recognized
by South Carolina as one fit to command
--he has but to give the order, and, to a
man, we will haste
ss To the just and glorious strife,
% with our knives Southern Rights shielding
2 Do May resign, if it must be done, even life,
'i But DIE, at least. unyielding.
5vr 10. THE Hon. Preston S. BRooKs.-
BY whipping crazy Sumner, he has fur
nished the second edition of what the Alb
olitionists call Border Ruffianism 1"
that is, the determination of honorable
minds toresent injury and insult from q
mouth piece Of fanaticisnl, coming from
what quarter it may.
aG5s H. DIsUNIoN BY secession or other
wise-a beacon of hope to an oppressed
people, and the surest remedy for South
a ern wrongs. Enthusiastic cheers.
The SoUArrER SOVEREIGN: May it ev
er receive hearty support from tha
South whose interests it has SO warmly
defended. go Ea @ asaa 81 vm.a .
81 This sentiment was received with ap
plause, and after few remarks in re
sponse from Col. R. S. Kelley, thre'
cheers were given for the Squaher Soue
- reign. In sitting down Col. Kelley offer
ed the following sos Sasge9
.Tsl The CRY OF ATcH1soN: May she, be
, fore the close of '57, be the Capital of
/ Southern Republic. (Cheers.
p, ia By 8. B. Alexander aga
o .ba KANSAS !, The Pro Slavery party vii
-qs assert and maintain the supremacy of tn
white race or die in the attempt.
ym . BY Wallace Jackson sal
-; Kansas: WE WILL MAKE HER 1
SLAVE STATE, or form chain of locb
ed arms and hearts together, and DI
IN THE ATTEMPT.
.gT5Y BY w. H. Jenkins ,..sa
.a7lis7 The Distribution of the Public Lands
ssl One hundred and sixty acres to ever
pr Pro Slavery settler. and to EVERY Al
OLITIONIST SIX FEET BY TWO.
.s-~ BY Major E. L. Yates s9s 500 .
.l5 SHERIFF JOKES, of Douglass County
m7sA martyr to Southern Rights; may
long survive his attempted assassination
Va and may his isrevcnge be, Kansas a Sla,
iis Otate'-W X f8 .fegH r.aa4 srsfr
-aa- Mr.. Jenkins gave" The health
D. r.. Atchison,y the Border Ruff;
ans Chief" Drank standing. @ art 5i
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