The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-14

andot as pop gun on the walls of Sc
vastopol. Not only will he fail to get
any Of the old Democrats back, but it
will be utterly out of his power to pre-
vent scores and hundreds of other deser-
tions from the rotten, pro-slavery hulk,
as soon as they discover how they were
duped by the cry of " Buchanan and
Free Kansas ]" Reconcile your mind to
that view of the subject, most learned
pettifogger.
There are some of the straight outs,
however, against whom he issues final
bull of excommunication--h would not
have them back if he could get them
We have all read of Reynard in the fa-
BILE who had the misfortune to lose his
caudal appendage, and thereupon tried
to convince his companions that such ap-
pendages were neither useful nor orna-
mental. We know the reason Tray did
not eat his supper.
That pur neighbor should feel sensitive
in this matter, is not strange. He has a
personal interest in thus whipping in OF
coaxing in the refractory. It is great
mistake to suppose he is undergoing this
wear and tear of conscience solely for the
benefit of his dilapidated party. His ap-
4 petite is whetted for Office, and Office be
is determined to have, at the hands of the
people Of Wyandot next fall, if lying and
misrepresentation will bring it. The
second Tuesday of October will come and
go, however, and his hopes of Office vii
vanish, s. like the baseless fabric of {
vision" leaving him and his corrupt party
|, exposed to the pitiless peltings of tha
+ storm of popular Indignation which will
swiftly bear them on to the vortex o
oblivion.
, ssSet,led!,' Is 1t!
"The question of slavery is now set
tied upon broad and national basis. p
Vindicotor.
"Settled," indeed! That will be
news to most people; but coming from
such reliable source, we suppose it mus
be so. "Ln hoe signo spes naea. ok t.
Let all the world and the rest of man
kind take notice, and stop further agita
tion. The Republican party will imme
diately proceed to disband. :" Othello'
occupations gone 5" The learned petit
fogger has settled the slavery question
"upon broad and national basis -
What giants have failed to accomplish
pigmy has performed
But, really, is not this talk about th
slavery question being " settled th
greatest humbug imaginable /? When
where, and by whom was this settlemen
effected According to Locofocoism,
has been "settled I" great many times
but it don't seem to stay settled; an
they who are constantly proclaiming
settled" are always to first to re op e
it, when the nigger-drivers have an
dirty work for them to do. We recollet
that the Convention which nominate
: that brilliant statesman, Franklin Pierce
declared the slavery question d settled
{ and pledged the democracy to resist an
5 further attempt to agitate it, :. undt
# whatever shape or color the atteml
> might be made;" yet Pierce, by vic
lating the Missouri Compromise, rippe
up the whole question afresh, and pluns
: ed the country into a whirlpool of agitatio
: So the Cincinnati Convention, resolve
D in like manner against agitation. but B,
Il chanan was not warm in his seat befol
we had the Infamous edict of Taney
the Dred Scott case, recklessly upsetti1
everything that has heretofore been CO.
sidered law, and causing even tie mo
conservative TO enter their protest.
\ the face of these stubborn facts, the DO
q fool of the Tiadicotor, learning nothir
q by experience, proclaims the questit
!. "settled !" Surely, it is time that
i comet or something else came along
4 knock some good hard sense into SUI
addle- Drained nincompoops. We dou
d whether anything less than comet cou
q produce such result.
v But, according to the learned pettifo
It ger, the slavery question is lot only 'ese
If tied, but " settled upon broad and n
: tional basis" Pray, what basis do y
means2 Is it the basis of the Dred Sec
!, decision, which makes all territory sla
. territory which permits soul-drivers
bring their human chattels here into Oh
and hold them which, with Nero-li
). atrocity, asserts that poor and helple
: race, have no rights which white M
!. are bound to respect? Is this the bal
+ of settlement to which you allude? v
!, suspect SO; but deep as you are in t
IS mire of pro-slavery iniquity, you cou
y not pluck up courage to avow it. Com
# neighbor. play honest for once-disca
). hog latin" th ough that SO well becom
4 your nature, and tell your readers
: plain English whether you endorse I
news decision-WEether you consid