The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

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viii be its course.
In their "Salutatory" the Editors say
lthattbey "will spare no pains to make lh'
| Democratic Union ocelconae visitor to ev.
cry family who may favor us with their
patronage" Well now all that's about
that is, they must have sent me the oerong
/ issae for it does not suit my taste at all, at
| all! Come from where il may, the tratA is
always petconae, but falsehood, never; and
after reading farther. let the reader de
eide for himself of the truth of the follow
ing.
Againslet us quote; 1--WE shall heart
lily cooperate with the Democrats of Ohio
in their endeavors to wrest our State gov
Eernment from the control of that party,
which in Congress sell sheir votes for a
price, which have robbed our State Treas
ury of over half million of the peoples
money;and the party whose county Treas
urers in many Counties of our State, are
with the embezzling contagion, robbina
the County Treasures"
Had it not been for that which still fol
lows, after reading the above, I would
certainly have thought that the Editors
had reference to Oids, Disney. Green. d
shannon in Congress, and Breslin. Shrock
and the Hnmilton County Commissioners
and others. about home, but the scales
were soon removed from my eyes by
reading the following in the same paper
Dennison, u1ascrupalous as he was, would
never dared, in view of the facts, to make
such bare faced assertions, as these, and |
must until better satisfied, attribute their
appearance here to ignorance of the facts,
rather than design but how can / for
what intelligent man dare, candidly, IN; ke
such untruthful statements, knowingly
BLACK REPUBLICAN, HoH1sTY-Thel late
State Treasurer of Ohio--a Black Repub-
Iican-is defaulterto the amount of 700
loco or 100000 dollars.
The Ireasurers of Sandusky County
0hio-a Black Republicans a default
/ er to the amount of 5000 dollars.
The Treasurer of Van Vert County,
Ohio-a Black Republican lis default
ef to the amount OF l, els dollars.
The Treasurer of Delaware County,
Ohio-a Black Republicans default-
er to the amount of $4,000 dollars.
Down upon such lies, and their makers
when the facts show them to be such!-
Where is John G. Breslin? Was he not
a Democratic Treasurer? Where is be?
The domains of Queen Victoria answer,
here! This '4Land Of liberty is no more
his home. Home, friends, country and
all he once held dear, he hastily left, and
and can now look back on them only as
looks the poor painting fugitive, with fear
and trembling. In the face of this aeezl
kaoarn fact, that Breslin did steal nearly
ONE MILLION of Ohio's money-that
he turned traitor to an indulgent friend,
and murdererlike fled from Country and
home,still men designing men will charge
this &C. upon enc who yielded him
self to the authorities of his State, ac-
knowledged his error in Withholding the
facts from the people-proven before the
investigating Committee to be his only
crime-aed not his Country, but remains
here like r-famed monument, once the
glory of its builders, but ruins when half
completed through qeakaess where strength
was needed.
A defaulter is zone who fails to account
for public money entrusted to his care. "
The Committee have reported that Mr..
Gibson has accounted for every dollar en-
trusted to his care, and that the State vet
owes him. and said committee is of both
parties. If this "Black Republican" is
the defaulter why did your late, State
Convention pass the following resolution,
viz-t'That VIM. H. Gibson and John
G. Breslin. by their corrupt embezzle
ment Of the public moneys. merit, and we
trust, will receive the reward of iniquisy
within the walls of the Ohio Penitentia-
ry."
Not only the inference, but the fact is
that every man who has even read that
resolution, and nothing more, and then
publishes to the world such stuff as that
about Gibson knows that be is publishing
not only an antrukh-the term is too mid
to use toward an instructor lie! l
do not here particularize, but use the term
in general. We do scorn Gibson;--we
blame him SO far as guilty, but no farth.
er.
Space and time forbid anything more at
this time, further than to say that the ref
erence to SaIdusky and Delaware Coun-
ty Treasurers is as entirely unfounded in
fact, as is the first, and the facts are ready
whea called for, if doubted Regarding
Van Vert the writer is uninformed, the
three big lies, the fourth, and smallest toe