The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-19
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We are sorry to find thai the fidelity of
Gov |! Reeder to tha cause Of the Free
State men of Kansas is suspected, and
still more sorry that the suspicious seem
to be well grounded, The N. Y. Tri-
bune, after aluding to speech Of Reed
er's published IN its columns, talks in this
style:-
But. while we put his speech to press,
there comes to us from Easton, the former
residence Of Gov Reeder, the report
that he arrived there last evening and
was warmly greeted by his former towns
men. But, in his brief acknow leege-
ment of their kindreception, he carefully
labstained from all political illusions; at
which says our dispatch, his friends are
puzzled. Howevcr continues the tee-
graphic reporter, it is understood that he
spent the@last two days with Mr.. Buchan-
4 an. ftl or ni@f E1@Fad 9H3 atsE aaGag3 isl
That Gov. Reeder should visit an old
personal and political friend, with whom
so far as we are aware, his gamicable re-
lations have never ceased. is in itself not
a matter for surprise or comment; but the
circumstances altogether go to give some
Econfirmation to a rumor W hich had before
insinaated itselfinto circulation, we know
not how, that he intended to abandon his
opposition TO the Border Ruffians and 90
in with Douglas, Pierce and the rest OF
them in support of the Slavery Extension
nominee for the Presidency. The failure
/ of any intimation that he would be in
New York for the meeting of Monday
Eevening, TO arrive here till that meeting
had commenced, when he was certainly
in p Philadelphia ON the morning of thai
day in ample season TO be present. will
! by any be taken as additional proof that
], this painful rumor is true, and that he
has at last resolved toretrace his course
! and abandon to their fate the Free State
men of Kansas who have honored anc
trusted him more perhaps than any othel
individual.
ANTE FIL LMORE3 AMERICAN m CON
4 10 tk lH YESTIoN. sae,,g a-5s ,s.g...
! This body has been in session for seve
!. raj days. We. take the following accoun
i ofits proceedings on. the 10th from th,
Telegraphic reports. from which it vii
7 be seen that a nomination has been made
4 New YORK, June 16.-The followin.
2 informal ballot was taken at the Anti
! Fillmore Convention; Banks AZ; Fremon
d 49, Mclean 19; Stockton 13, Gov. John
= ston Z; Chase s.. Adjourned till O clocl
!: this afternoon. -. ...-.r. ..-.--.
s Re-assembled at 4, the, second ballo
: was taken, resulted as follows: Bank
: 48; Fremont &c.. Stockton 90; Mica
F 10 Johnston L.. s..-..
N The New Jersey Delegation left th
!, Convention tlsis morning on the plea ths
!, the party had been sold out to the Re
! publicans.. .,.a..f.,f. .-..g ...--.-.-
J. A delegate from Pennsylvania offere
J, a resolution endorsing Mr., Fillmore as
= candidate for the Presidency. The Pre-:
: ident however, refused to receieye it.
) Elk Gov. Johnston Of Pennsylvania, mad
e a speech denying the. assertion that tt
& party has been sold out, and deprecatin
Y such lissention. A portion of the, Ne
: York Delegation threatened, to leave.
j, The Sixth ballot resulted as. follow
at Fremont 40; M'Lean %; Banks 45. !.
n. a. Seventh ballot-Fremont 90; Miles
Lri Al; Banks BIZ 7sil1s9a ssss tsli, d se
O. Eighth ballot-Fremont 27; ,M'Les
no 40, Banks 40.I Vas 4a4a3 ge3 3,elaa Ser
en- Eog Ninthtballot-Fremont28s M'Lean
So Banks So. sII gae4z ae.f al IL.
a /. 3 The Convention then nominated Ban
N by exclamation for President, and WI
ay +, Johnston by .acclamation for vi
he PRESIDENT zo5 1a 3'36I I bsta .sfs
ore The Seceders nominated Robert
Ie- Stockton for President. and Kenneth Ra
Id nor Of North Catolina, for Vice Presidel
and adopted strong Anti ti-Nebraska res
he lutons.sj sas.57fssI .zGsas.5 / ..sgc.3e
~ A Manly Sentiment.
I'LL Mr. 0rton Of the Sandusky Democr
we ie Mirror, utters the following mar
IL Sentiment. The tone is SO different fre
m that Of the democratic press general
> that we give itplace in our columns
nd evidence ofprogess among even the {
an mocracy: SIS q s5tfai5 sa} ]s8 y.
+ba ''The rufian BRooKs has challeno
Ia Senator WrIsoN very properly declil
IA to meet the loafer, but sent word that
n Ia u Il y. r. : . n =.