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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
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At.ti- Gal 10 e '.'sily ef nv scguair,-
strr !.ss,y aid Fs,ciea. esdi. los, her
~ tser. ~ 80 az ( % ass - fx the isved
iastpr,s "a ahsrfsme14liAnce suAsssf,ail
o. eFsn'Iisi Sud as 10 bsl of her hear, 10.
ia.ifa. it sgVuiri - ,f v1l bg that mothers
%. '.tfs O. tsfn trs'il1 iyeis ieavsnEaid =
iafsrt' e.'n. sut..as rrs, rlov,ps child
uft i.f t'". 'I t'e t.r.sv,I t.a,tly She
V'. t' tr tt- ire e tte tfsrnd who
io- s-H-e ID ,er aud winding on,
Nl-it- rll o. ,1' '-f neck. would saw
'"eA i-I 70 ateuf ny uamma' And
uasn tae ~ t.ll 's'e Lal been rrrea,ea.
sos. taiI.J So. T-ss me iutp tie psrlor'
! oF1t g. &c ly u.nus The rroqe.t
80 tsvsr fga1-l sni &c 20 etioos'e e5ild
v'4iA 30 i'r h11rs, ciitratediy gsauc on
Beg uo.a.f p1Tsrat Bat.
i..- - - - eve. sal vr-siy--
- O. 'Af.a 80 tf.u grest.srer.
A' 80 tis' ha,f sfsv s.asf"
lse talr crue ai lat lul tie ve.rie-
neigh'"Ts stscmilel istss tie i,,,s o,c
40 The lr-. u death vas afready on ,ls
stT a. .is lie su9 ras saits iowa Tbs
Asiia cArst LSavcl faln'ir 'ir-sp,s,uoF;,,iIy
10 ysn kuss &c laf.i.r s,iJel elr..
IN sf ,'r the ssiss to- p4s ltage,t. tet /.
saele a. assv-r
MI a, e'cs hrirh;aess. a. 4 from A.,
niFsf rorld, tur-t o,.rr 49, catis rol.rl.-,
s.nrtsuaaee Tie eye la, aa.hsd or-e.
Tie a. IaTisl. ilr uan eu3llit- i,,l,
Tow ~ % tas ii'ils ouss ls.i iusrai..vr a.
i.r'' - ste boxed ,,ssias ilts tAc fsr
hiers
'Na'a-f -, ,s.el. With surp,i.e srl
80 'toft in Ter icae--zni passed With tia.
tr,a'h i.'1 isr mothers La,om
SID li.'ir~ r~g'.lol l.v,re, Who stocaly
Tat bed q 'ygl. J,att
~ Aaa newer .l.t.i "a tie m.ni.,r..
Ton - 4sP'rie. oa-s lsi,ts, eog!I ros
d0ubi II nov
'fs'-e- leave Uith you saii tie uil,,,
Sl''', 'ea' ever passed from earth to htay-
en- Let u be % resrc. an,id tho .p,,it
my ''erics and gue-'ieGirrs On wii-b ~,
"!e shall 5000 s..d tie lists sf,,.fsi,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
g D.AD LatlLn.-

'.e i"'i1Ving - eiLtuaH'el ly puc'o Il
tue Co'uWtas (Ot'vl pest uiice
Diuns my term oF serVtu, ~ the gsars,l
delivery of this office. IL va. nv c4.isu, u...
on rcco'vieg dead letters f.nu Na.hlprton
- make llst 81 tue usmss al the rrr.0s.
- whom they were addressed aud .,,.l (.
10 IA tAo lobby oi the cti se With anotr,
'Can cor dead Letters
Ole }sy an elaborated ste,fnen of Eli.
sou7 W.sss tslwuy ~ srd broal sbouIl.,,
seemed 70 deao,c c'n.truc,jnn With ausx,
siISie - Autf,c1n rai'ruals. f5gpsei i,'t,
tie otace, sad ug 10 tie bo.ri eort,.rir-
tue aforesaid l.s, Tie looked at ,t.ns
m'ui, nnd bnrs; into trars .rcLe 20 k.n
through the ~iados, and asked Lia. VIZ.
was be matter
Oh hr PoE,m.>t,r Fcc We have
dHirle,'er f5r me sreet u, sister 10 Iro.
land daii AID as Mt wake sisee | ,i,t
lera tin pound uote 20 come e. Amerk,
wd 'nd Kin ye ;sl! me how loug sizes Lsen
daid Nr Postmaster
asked hm bic Dsu,e found tic letter,
and after reqnc., from Lin 20 'ra4e ia. .ir
snl fado u ssJ u pour p'iz- oreuei ~. sud
to'd hi'n not % ory that b. .i.tsr Hss not
Gcai bu' ihai it vas i,itsr written tg BIN.
sef and directed 70 Ai,-ll,i FLh.fg gos-
ton, Chirog,
And j. Michael. dsii. NJ Posiu ts,rrl
40, ; FGc', ho' rad
"e'', %"o '' oa'a s'Fi
P'"nei 70 lin ttat letters not 'atcn
u,m ~, 20 N''eh ih~y were adisss
- "'','' ',',a'n ,me were srpt 10 what
49, 'ne i'g1i i'.'''r on at WASH.
'''! 1"l ''"' t3tree " c'utainil Z
s,J ihlng y~'as -'o 90 tao Ier,.u vLs wrote
i-ep
Col t.s ~. t.as s;, Lat N,eL,I
H. in C'issett
told b.n ! voul nc, sspuie ,i,i La,
BaaisG a0I Chicago Ucrs iso disiinet rl,i.r
onl TIC lsiter aas ai3ses.ed g. , ,b. ami
th'' b"s'or tsi'g tie Gfst rsiaeJ b, fai
btsH retained there sud Lis feed had .st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
THE COURTS s.
SUPRElfE corRr.

A. n'r'mo7l fr.-a isia Ortas..r to s0,b NJ, ~.
'iesN. trHi 5-b ja''', o, - Al.cs iraHa l.. Ap.ti
o. i'h Nsj ~ lee ,'safs hrt Aioai4y "a Jaly, 60
a. Hi.rtJ tsys, sss,..sly.
ICuUrz:
L srotios-W DNStEI.. e Lynrkla-y
do u J. AiSNt a.. ~ -dlri
- - e. q StAit a.. - ss,s.fa.-b
80 % ALLEN, ui Gl'.,.u,
-" - CLO. ~. LIE. oi lI4rt.soa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
TO the Farmers.

fffiik tiF li.E tslANl uas - rffrTirF a.
tfiafr tin ia ifr esY ~ ffsniuus o. ~
frrf Csffs b. 90 o. hst o. ft- ghafietf4 y
urfH 90 ttrff fiaFtrt slfF.f eif six- gfiafs %
tHsgfis - hsrr ufh ufr $3.50 SO 80 IS hdss.
~ ~ tanf utkfr8 hnTsrs go $3.50 - hash
90 1ar t-nf ait3 3hrfats q rsa.r si ~ sieve
usiiifarfe rstrfs aah fhs ir~frkf sdfs5
Nv isis EM AisaUfTu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

EFRssssFs y esusssa ps.sioa IL is
its sia - ne aninstfuetsa The ssysvs
dssas it ustis 80 Chfist. fsl. 80. ubieh
u fhs ssbha- eisiiises. smyhs,isaiiy ca.
asmHs a Whyf Besssss ssFriss avsr
sssss = sesobis @-s se9 ks y ssbssss ~
fsTshgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
or. .Snhn~ion,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

III H a A. ks,.s4a4 ). .n
w ~ ~i. 'a.y RI "''s s.hc- iar t'',' 'ffehf - ~
-. -, a., ~ vac ''hp."i"t> H'T|' ..'.
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-. rsi-' .'.' ~ 'fil.r dfFAH' -icst'fs sFtstaE
- n'ti. 49, ~ lt',.' Nh'-h P'''''e''. 'e1s,i'a-
a. A \ I... ..e - ''"''--' >, iPs'''''H' 49, 40
80 -, N'",l
r...,;,r, -. - - -
- -, ,t-is- We 's'th' - Seihsrt
- ~ ~ 'i''' e'i t.'i '''''S tit'' vi hr.. sn"us
-. :, H. -. ~ ,'-'', ias'-.''' q 1o"zf
= ~, 60, "a -, - ~, - s.,.''-f' ',''4i,'t.
va. ue '"s"rf- - Ms tiNcigv 80 Na-1i g. sc.f4r,
Va" ,,','s - ts, a'l cal ara '"ii e,"',iore7S
a - o5 ~. ~ ''t'''n. 'rit"g uarrtSs"
-, r. u N''-' Fs-''-'' -''.''iI ..'t4s-ss'l It
t-' W = --'e DC '".ie'se ~ reiiesi a s!ta. sgf
't-,.,,, -, 49,, -
''hsp'S - W bA =" oE CHARGE MADE
:, n'f'ef' No1 , "ti f.'.ss.-. Nr'rt, D,os. "a
i.r sI'c s.rvr'' t4.' Ssir. u' tir ''sl'.
G. " pa't te'.iaf a. tFsrs'rr lac SAls aEi Saa-
'''' " - van "',,..' @ i'r -'r
,,, "a, sutiNN"N,
.,.l.., - - 80 fe ~ '''r't'''. - .''''.
Sc '-''t '''t N-i.f-' - fhe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
7rGD'.1r,cT-iaa crraf.
ions GLs~ry. Ja.lgs

Wsftcn. Mar. 20. Aug %
Ni'VH4l.a' ~ AP'I f.S-II. 4
f4E-, Ar'fiIgScPt 10
tafaT, Artti 2i.>rI't ~
h-ek n-m. Al.y 10. OetIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

N ~ tsr.. wefsea..a ssfsr 80. e. ~ r's.
Nss 'is isss : c si0AFoosE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
CLASSIFICATION or JUSTICES

Tle tiia~is- s's.s.Es4t.o, = sisseirs,,. of tbis
e'','g. vh ~ 49, aHslv AaEa.i SO. rs1liss-.
rNia DE sFsiue ~ tssIf t-r.a. dsfsu.,ss h.. ..I
e l-r.s o. r. IgustS C.aIt e--b mea'b, ~,I is iaud
p.sis' &C. f'isieorr. dariss 'bs 3'af $50
Jare.1 HRAGTUN DAVENrorr Prr.'aire Joe,
.ai - strk
Fstu rSyIHruET, INO. . sNiTH, JSo
ll-- go 3. ~ utLL.
HNvENPoNr.R w.nAyLoR. $ RIDE
s" q. tlLh~OS
MOiER T. OSBORN.
. NIIStGNNS
HINEIF. EpgTH
sd l. EuSSEti.
J-t rA, Ifat NOITR. ~ ,TL
Eg-..LL. " it.I .ldIF HNIrR.Ntk
Js.,-G BANLNPsEr ~uNs II IEuts. ,~n
~ iNSLJl. . GtiCiLN - q ". TAtEY
E~A nsu s.. ..lrs,'.a O. - a.sIs O. ss1t
" 'i-ish. Jss-. Ar-s.,, - Na,euihsr. 49,
isi" is.a- sod Ai-.,h 400 tsss., @uty frss.
ty-w ht- ssss-J osesr.. ifs i.e ,rsb,si - 90
th' fi-s. sttisasa BE- o. ds,,s-.f.
COCNGY OFFICERS.
Co.'S q fs ,1at, oqsr,- TuuHA- : MOORE
ttIs tf go Cnta.t Z, ,.ffa EtBrl q HHONN
sas'n- kuBitf Lt,,s.Ja
p,,s'y s,'or ~ "a y yCAsNPH'LL' ,sSt.
4 aaaaaes sesHb's Att.inry -CHts a. BfRfISG.
N..''' c.a"'.a''" .3HsoS ~, .,so s@f's'
css.s....sns, r. ,b- Hs,-s.y sAitEL sToNc
tt.sff s'.s.f -'.iAhoE hAtkT.
Jsilas jOH' " hUaAN
town COUNCIL
" HAwks. uassf D. BDrI-. Fe-rfr
7,sfi.s, sa~'t rursVts. w. Jss~sss, fpus
q E-tsHire. rserrL q frfHs Ilas a. l.. b..
6ttttHfa. 80 ~ati'l oobar
f.ss-- >ssfNaaf Wftusa IerEabsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

r-plt b . hisssei ttiur for a yssF "a.
20 tsys > contsutsd uifs oas wSo 81 80
sish - i've is style isysna hsr kasi.s.s.
iacaaf. Iatt terauss hsr sess aoss asi~k6,r
does eas she ssa " isrpJ ia ths isys =
be- hashana her torss. sa4 ~ bsssti "a
daiiss, siiesai 'sliss ahs = ~ ~ ls suilss
% lis fsref.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

A aig sfS sttfai yesss uai flr.ei.as1
~ rsntisu,sn 60 Shoes 80 ts3 grts'
esntempi. "shat 4 sts sosii asy 90 tons
ihs Lqfd gcalt seaf be- e iusbab3 "a
shio5 sbs replied, has y BE- Sil. asd b.
uas furs sa ous a. A. vas fbs horsd ~
wosla ssat rsJs sith him =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
VcS1gsLI to"sTs

H'sVfH gard M-r-sy
fs4s-i,arfb ~ -fsy
~ runH--Ia alfi - I4y.
tl.-rsfrrt - .at., LsI.
s-rs.r f4e,dsy
'iagaa lafth Nimasv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
FaIinnd tVInirr esood..
Ehrana,InfI,Inr

ar far afrf ~ ng s'.sk ~ 80. tfar q Casf..
pefsefs susifg q. o. ite1.slsfs sai 80 is-
eiatsf stf ssTs - ftr ctnf br gislsr ~ ssf
NoV is isiA. T G sfQAroosE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24
Dr. Cooke

OFFERS his professiosaf services TO the ei,i-
t~ns oI chaflrstown and ~ vicinity
D;her ON Msin street one d-,nt -ast 81 Ca,,rr's
ufet May ~ iSsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

~ uos sbpai sseFss b Paistssi
Ansssf ia violet
Toe soa)d yoa Paai 81 sbssstnisls,
ilsrfY freed
Asssa-ia . bfsEs sis4L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

y IHf ssrFa telasisF b. a- Eea.s
10 lafr Jaals hsfEal. fcr-sss. wsrs soi8
~ s1 "'. d sic rt+t E fsti. sse.
a. sfffaK tgy 80 ssrs istf r.. e..
foa HhssY y ftao efffs ~ a.ffsI
fu'ftsssi tr ffncts isssitE b. h.s t.lsbist. /.
a-.el --ss st.ff Hsr. nvis-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

W fhr great raj slt aiprrt> ~ rsru-iv, wrsf,-s.
- t''~ 7rr 80 sfr r-t - l.g q % H -I f..ts-~f
Ihss,s.ts q 'i- sss; Nrrv.4- cni ll..' irst..f "a
''''' o"l hs ie,i ~ hrge, have u,u,ei .tri
re.i-s-i ~ .npej 1lrrtf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

fa-s,~'' - Nasd d. .a.'.G-1'.ri. S-rT,,s Isr;tshi
-. iTrmiirn@ -ai N~s'sH-s.. 80 Eyhfl,tfl, ol a..
ras,' & -slsl ki1d sp.',i - rurcl @, % J,Ar.i,,
: ~ Letters u',si o" 'lf ps,i i;-r4~,fr sa,, l.,
'Ah. J. pn! -. i-5t -Iv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-24

Enfs,ir, - szesy b,fss
- isr-'i4V.
Cfs r. "a ~ . "a nr&,
sHH Noe ta tthsrU uti.s
F.t hia tefi,iTs-.
sUff.rys stcalt " lf.3.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

f REMoNr REpuDrArED IN 0H1o.-The
Pioneer,e a1Black Republican paper, il
tWyandot County Ohio. which support
ed Chase for Governor, last fall, is out II
a strong article against the election o
Fremont. 1t declares its preference fol
Fillmore Gin. Enquirer! eas5s=
+ We hope the Inquirer will be equally
prompt in informing its readers thatsthe
| Pioneer aaeao supports Fremontgand Day
tons asaito was sin picking up the above
crumb of comfort. I'VE can assure that
sheet that the Fillmore party in Wyandot
lis not atsaH formidable, and the few who
compose it are in rather an7rias6ling con
dition since Fillmore S Modification speech
at Albany. eIaFor every man. in this
beounlyi who supported Chase last fall,
who now goes forlFillmore, there are a
score of Democratic accessions5 to the
! Fremont ranks. How does the Enquire,
like this view of5the subject? 1fog tgeT4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

sary to keep posted, observe the signs.c of
the times. to Eeep sharp eye upon the
enemy. andsbs feady fbrehefgetic action
in any emergency.
The opposition presses are Ealreadytill7
ed with misrepresentation and calumnies.
Our standard-bearersrare--m -maligned and
traduced, and no means. however vile,
will be left untried by the advocates ol
border ruflian principles, to~resain their
ascendency in the nation, and thus, To
consummate the work begun by thesttai-
tors, Pierce. Douglas y Co. Of !" subdu,
ing ops,y the freemep en- Of q Kansas "a This is,
of course, to be expected it would be
strange, indeed ii. Satan does not yet re
I, tain l bis, sway oyer the vicious and de-
prahySesdd3i hSesd3 9Ei .wog Gao Al .ss l.sYsil
But we, wish cur friends and the friends
Of the cause,to be. on their guard a against
the vile schemes Of the enemies of free
dom the slavery propagandists. s. 50
long as they can get hearers, they will
taint the air Of heaven with their corrupt
croakings. If they are understood, they
are not to be feared. Let the Republi-
cans pursue straightforward course,
and the ides of \ ovember will be time
to be remembered by the lovers Of free in
astitutions in all future ages s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17
~: 3 For the, Wyandet Pioneer
~ LII 2 " IuetU1 Il IOHcoI
Great Democratic Meeting.

ffe i. z Great Democratic Meeting. a,f
The Vindicqtor having, volunteered a
report Of the Republican meeting. held
in this place last week, it seems, nothing
more than fair. upon the principles of reci-
procity, that some e]k kind ,R Republican should
Do them asimilar favor in regard to, the
Democratic ] meeting held on the next
evening. And it may DC; suggested at
the outset, that the Ks0aieator was lit.
tie imprudentpin dcritieising thedRepubli
can can meeting before they bud tried theex,
pertinent, forithe modification they must
have experienced upon their failure must
have been materially heightened, from the
fact that they hadAcrowed over dwhat
they called failure Of the Republican
N meetinlgg. esetilnlg. f7ButI Think is pretty general
u conceded, that # the Republican, meet
frs was, fi failure, their meeting was q
LIZ f7z|e, zl|fe,,3B But ut they did me and that too
to the number npmplb Of perhaps at least seven
styy-,fyew7I5 appointed q resident ofrseneca
county President, and will doubtless re
port it as the largest and most enthusias-
II zig + meeting Of the season. f,aoZ aIf
The The first III speaker called to the stand
was was Mr., 5,l lR7.a9msey,o Rams Kenton, and although
he may, upon certain, occasions, pass, as
Judge, yet his reputation as a lawyer did
not not deceive any one; not expecting much
tPfrleoW pone were i disappointed. He labored
bhq long addso and loud; I'd; falsifed and misrepre
iaT sented ed quoted poetry and boiled over
with with eloquence i. and yet no applause was
elected ita except faint clapping and stamp
ing when he had finished, indicating tha
the andenee, considered the PASSAGE from
ne stand 70 Tie seqt the most pleasing one
Eof bis whole performance. Il snsa a;5
l. When he first commenced, supposine
[1.i that be might occasionally depart from
q the sll truth, and lest some Designing Repub
[lican might seize upon these slight dew
R,Fn ations and magnify them into outrigh
falsehoodS J, and for for the purpose Of refu-
ting g any charges of this kind, that nigh
be made I took my pencil and com
meenteed, !tallying what fey tdeyiations
mig might tl'e1 be made, But when hefhad utter
ed inst ten sentences, and I found / haC
lust ten ten taalleys Itgaye it up in Despair
= ~
Ist Then II sl,lY M Plants, Of Bpcyrus, was
he40t hee4m0eAtly called by aIhlre three four old sta
gers who sat around the tables. But hi
reputation as q lawyer, taken in connec
ltion with the fact that, he once though
he he was Just the man torepresent this dis
triet in Congress, lthough the people
differed with him ip this particularly die
have tendency 70 raise the expectation
of the audience somewhat. Though whel
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

The Drovers and them. ". Central II. R.
\ Our townsman, Mr. M. Fl. Gillett, has
laid before us the proceedings of meet
Eihg of Blowers andtstock Dealers, held
gat South Bloomfield, Pickaway county
on the Goth ult. called to express theil
reference he--exterlior
and insults to which they have been sub
iected atsthe hands Of the New YorblCen
tral Railroad. d.~.~-~--.e~~e.>~-~<~~~~. J.
These .droyers declare that they hay,
Ebeen the victims Of MISPLACED eonfdenc,
in sending stock over the above road !
THAT frauds have been practiced upol
them ; that unreasonable delay has beer
caused at Albany in relshippiing stock
and additional charges, exacted by II,
Hudson River Road 10 : violation Of til,
agreement With the Central Road tha
a committee of, their number who wlitec
upon the Company to demonstrate agains
these outrages, was, received with insul
| and contumely. -
The meeting comes to the conclusion
THAT in the case Of the New York Centra
Railroad, the old adage is beautifully yer
fled that 90 corporations haze no s9pzs, ;
and that -"soazless bodies ldpe. soalles,
>, G@Eetgo5 Eaaa Eis5 sEE4
This estimate Of that ro road dis is sustained tai
BY, articles from newspapers and persons
who have passed over the road. denoune
ing its management and recommending
travellers to avoid it. ''' = '''''
The drovers pledge themselves 10 use
all their influence to divert business from
the Central and Hudson River Railroads,
and ask their friends to cooperate with
them, believing that. these Companies
will rob You if you patronize, them, when
they feel it to be their interest to dc SO,
by violating their agreement. BY deceiv-
ing you at Buffalo, OBTAINING you IN The
way. and exacting exhorbftant. rates al
New York. ''s'sse 9i'' 7'''Ss A1's
The following resolution was adopted
Resozged, That from experience, we
have no hesitation IN recommending the
New York d Erie Railroad as being the
best route for the business and5trayeling
public, from the West and South West
to New York. - -ss'4-'@zs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

& BARN BdRsr.- During the storm last
Friday mig ght, the barn belonging TO Judge
Welsh, some ten miles east Of this place,
was struck by lightning and entirely con
stunned, together with a quantity Of hay
and grain. A valuable horse also per
ished in The flames. ass 70 aei'H s'f'7 '.l''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17
From the Cleveland Heral

ls
e; Col. FEemont,s Aceeptance.
3 COL FREMoNr's lettsrof acceptance is
alperfeet daugerrcotype Of it's author
A bold manly and concise. Political histo-
ry does not furnish a document of great
eisstrength and9beauty; the strength OF
integrity, the beauty of manliness. 47
ho The great questions Of Foreign and Do
mestic policy are gravenppon the doeu
mentas by a aiasha of frlightning.a There
is but word but that word is volume;
it stands out distinct and vivid as the loft
lest peak of the Rocky Mountains. aa5'8l
IaoiThe rebukeeof the back room diploma
cy by which all foreign matters are man
aged, and by which all light is kept from
the press and people until the very fate
softhes nation may hang by a hair, will,
1--WE are S re, receive the universal res
ponse of a generous people. t.fs7ng a64
ha5Hhen next comesithe slavery question,
ina nutshell, but.yet plain and distinct
before the eye as a Drummond light. =
The question is, shall labor be elevated
and dignifed, or degraded and service
shall twenty millions Of non-slavehold-
ers govern this country, or three hundred
and fifty thousand slave 7holders?1 yITo
k But the crewning merit and beauty o
thisiletter, isothe individualityawhich is
retained There is, no adodging' behind
party to avoid shots. Captain as he is
Fremont stands in front of the front rank
with the banner waving in his own hand
to mark the spot where he is to be found
and with a breast open to the foe.I Now
contrast this n1anliness with Buchanan IS
toadyismI to party, wherein that gentle
man says he must sink James Buchanan
and square himself on the Cincinnati
Platform. That is, he mustcrawl through
a crack and getting under the platform
lie shielded by the planks. There is
James Buchanan, but there is, under the
platform, a candidate of a,party.a Thank
God there is John G. Fremont, and in
leading on the Free Labor forces, he will
never sink his identity, but in the thickest
of the fight be John C.. Fremont still.
( But we will not mar this admirable let
ter tbyifarther comment 1t speaks fol
tltseH, and we give the correspondence, as
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

be commenced displaying his shrill nasal
toned eloquence. those Expectations were
soon brought down. But | will not en-
droach upon your patience by attempting
tosfollow him through his various mis-
representations and contradictions-suf-
ttice-it-to9 say that succeeded i'm getting
up considerable amount of enthusiasm
over His blind pup and cows tai stories,
which, thoughsold and not very well told.
! yet operated like electricity upon the un-
terrified. - - IN =.
lie also appeared to have a happy. fac.
tHullty ffor,yacating seals,, proving that he
would be a good attorney to employ in
ejectment cases IIeswas also welcomed
to his seat BY pretty hearty applause. ..7
| The meeting then adjourned by three
men and a boy giving three, yoeiferous
cheers for Buchanan and breckenridge.
b., --7 s,.s4.. ..ss,esa.ar-.s ,IAGO..
Eg- The following came to hand a
couple Of hours toolate for publication
Hast week asg.aa ssad siieoH a!tic9fs
f-a 997 Mr. GfEEAD, July 9th, 1856
EpITok PIONEER Z Sir: Some person Of
your place has sent me a copy Of the
'Fmaieotor, containing a very polite no
tice of our Kansas meeting in your place.
1t cannot be expected that | should stoop
to notice thepersonalslang Of the aBor-
der Ruffian press of Ohio Failing to
meet and disprove a single sentence ut
tered by me in reference to Kansas, and
knowing that all is but too true, they re-
sort to their usual weapons, lew slang
and abuse, and denounce the whole as a
lie aSuficc it to say. that every word l
said in Upper Sandusky upon Kansas af-
fairs is more than confirmed by the Re-
port Of The Congressional Committee. 1
did declare that up to certain time mot
a single act of violence had been commit
ted by the Free State men, " and reiterate
1T. Jones was never assassnated, or at
tempted to be assassinated, by Free State
men: We have been robbed, our pro-
perty destroyed, our best friends murder
ed, and those murderers known, yet stalk
ing through the streets Of our towns in
daylight; and we challenge this Vindi
cotor of border rufianism ''z to point to
single outrage perpetrated by Free State
men in Kansas He cannot do, it. "a
AS ITO the charge of my Indictment for
High Treason, there can be no doubt but
1 am indicted. That Z am !" skulkiag' to
prevent an arrest" however, is false. |
had left Kansas as delegate to the Phila-
delphia Convention before any such in
dictfnent was thought of. and the day
said to be sslevying war against the
United States" was in the State of Mis-
souri,. ! am now in Ohio, publicly, and
shall emain as long as business OF incli-
nation shall dictate. If I am guilty of
treason, ! can be arrested here as well as
in Kansas. Yours, In.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

R A Social Pic .Sis.t Nc takes place to-
day at the Big sycamore; lopl,e.;,, 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
House" in the evening.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-17

.mously nominated youSas their candidate
for the Office of President of the United
States at The approaching election, as tie
chosen representative of those principles
in this important political contest, and
with the assured conviction that YOU
would give them 'fuif pofiticaf operation,
should the suffrages of the people Of the
Union place you at the head of the Ma
tional Governme nt'v~' lzse-e>~os-,f'-'e@>--'-'
l. The undersigned were DIRECTED by the
Convention to eornInunicatezto yof the
ct-of-your- nomination, and-.te-requesl
you in their name, and, assthey believe,
in the name Of a large majority gef the
people of the country, 10 acceptit z
Offering you the assurance of our high
personal respect, We are your fellow cit
izens, HIS. LANE, gaos v
h., ,s a, s.5 President of, the Conyention
JAMES M. ASHLEY,
F g E i'sfF q ANTHONY j. sBLEECHER,
JOS G. HORNBLO WEIR,
+ nlxs Fl! r. H0AR, sEv Ii YaHs
E.seI SzsiTHADDEUSk kSTEY EMS,
,ess -KINSLEY s. BINGHAM.
JOHN. A. WILLS,
e G. F. GLEVELAND,s So
CYRUS ALDRICII.ossE sEglt
To JOHN c.. FREMoNT, of California,