The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17
Republican Central Committee. 5

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is17 DR. % % FERRIs,s Chairman, aeoIge
sgno JOSIAH SMITH, Secretary, sd9sd !ssei
saosDAvID HkRpsTER, s9iAl&5.eaoa 9i,3
teIid FaGF. BOWLER, iabdHob sds stie
! ,y1DAyID ArREs,; ~ 1ea2sssee7'ii
81 bFRANK MARTIN, sa9sstq anssstaasE
lassJ SHELDON iBEEBE. 30 s@aa aabiaH
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lss.Ats a meeting of s1the seomniittee or
Mi5nd Monday, it5Wasdgq 80 o. sls9ea giao sgs
= Resoiped, aThatwe eeommend,the Ny
aaaallot Pioneer to- the support of Re
Epublliilcasnsbof the county and that we
suggest the nam names Of the following per-
sons to solicit subscribers in their respec-
tive townships: lss4sglau aat baaa4uoa
/ :, ,Miflin--James II. Lindsay. srr5.sy
E8s Pitt777Dayid Harpster. reobs e. fsyt4
Marseilles-Johp gVanorsdail. fg ss5
i Jackson--Aaron Bradshaw sJfr3
Crawford7John Carey, Sheldon Beebe.
b salem5TT7Miilton e1 ., ) Nj Morrell,a1a ID aodw
Crfane- Crane Csc. ea,.s ". " lB3eery,, D. Ayres:Y
Rdge7zqAA dam lKF.sssller.lsoa4a islisgsssI
/, Tymoebteo5w7sp4anielr ID NELL Hoffman. of Dr. D,
Lewis rLL&ef@'aisfi n4oltalq aialusoG YGaoG aast I
!; vSyeamore75A,aWs Brinkerhoff. ,g.siqss
Eden--George W. Leathrla q 81 aaxo i
- AntrimTJ. !. Cook, Benz. s. Welsh,
aRlii Riehlandw75A Ian adam dam Nc Clurgsi I'd hgdsl
lthWe thank our friends ofthe Commit
Zee for thus early moving ina oursbehalf,
and wehopeo the, local agents appointed
may, soon he able orgive a goodlreport of
their deings,a The Republican cause can
be- advanced iaano more 1efectual way
than by the circulation of newspapers de-
voted to its supports and especially OF the
home paperofsthe coupt5s I'VE shalt de-
vote geuri best energies to the maintenance
of Republican principles. .andIwe feel that
we have. a right to- ask, ofuour friends IA
helping hand by efortsa to enlarge our
aeiFeulationg i here are some hundreds
of Republicans in the county who de,not
take the Pioneer. most of whom doubt
less could be induced to- subscribe
Here, too, elsewhere, no doubt. there
are many Democrats who are heartily
disguised with tither slave, extending and
freedom crushing doctrines oftheir party,
and would vote with gus ,for Fremont and
Freedom, but for the slang which repre-
sents Republicans as abolitionists, y
~ disunionists, ,''afs@nigger -worshippers. !"
and the likes Friends, how more effec
tually can the minds of.such be disabused, !,
than by inducing them to read eRepubli-
can newspapers and documentsg 9Ga 1ti'I
We shall issue Prospectus in a day
or two, and send out to the township
agents, and we hope that they and all
otLer active Republican into whose hands
the prospectus may come, will, do what
they can towards getting ubscribers,s
EnG SCHEME Oh DeSpeFduOess
The new Kansas bflf co,ncocted by the
traitor, Arnold Douglas and bis cohfed |
erate,i r. Toom bs- tie same Who once Boast
ed that he wodid yet accSafl Tie roll Of his
slaves nstfie summit Of Bunker flifI--
amounts to this Now thatsthe great
masssof tRe Free State men are driven
from the Territory, the friends Of slavery
lin Kansas, with smiling face aud honied
words pretend to bring forward an olive
branch, but under rztiiat speciouse name, 1t
Fis but d blud geon, which Win as effectu-
ALLY knock Freedom out Of Kansas, as
did bully Brooks gu4a upercha cane
knock life out Of Free State Senator. 1os
a-Of this Bilpc the New York Herald
wen SAYS: I.sdi l!sl sias1iaGi odi ISL
I" Every rational man knows that this
fbiA means Kansas slave State. Mr..
Toornbs is honest enough ito admit it
4 but Mr.. douglass Mr., eSenatorBigleraof of
! Pennsylvania and Mr., Pugh, of Ohio,
deny it and. dodge It, and whip the devil
round the stump 1t afdii gaffop: Make
4thesbih as paseasthe gospel and as clear
1as the truth in 4aveidof Kansas asaaFree
State, asdsgi ye, The sxesation ef sthe law
to Mr.. Pierce, his, observation-disclosures, his
army Of tiragoons and his Missouri II mill.
4ia. and Mr.! TO ofrbss WIFI be satisfied q
Tire bin means sKausas las asslavea State
fT-nothing elss.i2i afpa ,sroisinoaqs Iel4s
/ 81 Tosthezgreat surprise of their Suites
and deep smelsi6eationEof hero people,
there, seems ts be rdaageEefsthe:l
4P!y7 the Hopseof athis carbohydrates
4 scheme a4a7oasI adj gatvssi bas tneG
N A Social Pic MIC takes place to-
day at thct Big Sycamore. The Mar
settles and Upper sandu Ky Bands vii
furnish the music for the occasion. A
pleasant time is expected. The affair: will
wind up with a ball at the :: Piersor