The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-19
I For the Wyandot Pioneer.
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT NEYADA.

For the Wyandot Pioneer
RALLY AT NEVADA.
Aecordingto to public notice, large num-
Der Of Republicans of Wyandot and Craw
ford Counties assembled in mass meeting.
in Nevada. on the evening of the 18th
inst., whereupon James Anderson was
called to the Chair, and James Cook was
appointed Secretary. af gsHa
The object of the meeting was declared
to be the organization Of Republican as
sociaiion, auxiliary to the N National Re-
publican Association of Washington City
A committee Of three was appointed to
draft resolutions and constitution for the
association 81 .r-E e.sz 81 "a 10 y.
S During the absence of the committee,
Jessee Shortess. of Richland County being
present, WIS called upon to address the
audience upon the political issues of the
campaign. After which the committee re-
ported the following resolutions which
was unanimously adopted. ai5zA oaf 1il5
T Resolced, That the presenG Administra-
ton. by its. overt and treacherous acts to-
ward the free institutions of America. by
| its aid and comfort to the slavery propa,
fganda, by its one sided and unjust dis
Termination in favor of " Border Ruff an
Fism," and by its utter defalcation tosthe
lcause of freedom and of freemen, deserves
the scorn Of every patriot, and the con-
tempt ofrthe rest of mankind.
/ RssEued, That we win use every hon
orable means in our power, to overthrow
the present National administration, and
to secure the blessings of liberty to our
selves and our postcrity, and if possible
I to bring back the Government to the pure
and patriotic policy Of the early fathers,
/ Resolqed, That we. the Republicans OF
this vicinity, organize ourselves into an
4 association auxiliary to the National AS
sociation, with determination to fight du,
ring the whole war, ez..e q l...n.
I eResol1ed, That we do adopt the plat
form Of principles laid down by, the Re
publican convention held at the city o.
Pittsbulg Feb, 90, 1856 m
sReso4ed, That a deep stain has beer
placed upon the escutcheon Of Southern
chivalry. by the. coWardly and yillainou
i assault upon the Hon. Charles Sumner o
J, Mass, by Preston S. Brooks, of Soutl
Carolina, and all who. seek tojustify sucl
conduct, are unworthy the title of honor
!, able, or the name Of gentlemen.
! Resozped, That we learn with feeling
of painful interest, that the free stat
: cause Of Kansas has been stricken dow
( by the ruthless arm Of brute force, direc
ted by the National Executive, in order t
t crush out the last vestige. of freedom an
5 thereby inaugurate a grand triumph {
, inhuman despotism, such as would nc
be tolerated even by Louis Napoleon Q
e Francis Joseph of Austria.
t Resol,ed, That in view of these fact.
: in reference to Kansas, we boldly say
our friends there, stand up for your rights
d ask nothing but what is right. submit
a nothing that is wrong. Maintain thel
: peaceably if you can, forcibly if yo
must; and we will give you laid an
e comfort" notwithstanding it may be ca
e led '.treason" by a reasonable and frauc
g ulent Administration.
v Resolued, That we cordially endor
the noble sentiment Of the illustrious E
5: glish hero, viz: Resistance to tyrsnts
obedience to Cod
n Resoloea, That. we earnestly invite Il
. Republicans of our sister townships
N Wyandot and Crawford Counties, to 9
ganiize similar associations, to mutually a
0; sist each other in the present nigh
! struggle in the. cause Of free America.
Is Resolved, That the proceedings of Il
u. meeting be published in the Wyand
&c Pioneer and Bucyrus Journal. '.,'' ~ :
$50 JAMES ANDERSON, Prest.
F. JAMES s. Cook, Sec'y.