The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

next Tuesday, express your honest sent
ments upon this subject through the bal
lot box, or will you through the inHdenc
Of party prejudices be induced to do vic
lence to your own consciences. ReAec
upon this subject, and act like freemen.
+, Under. the above caption. the las
"Union" pitches into the Douglas Dem
ocrats oflhis county in regular bulldog
style. Because these men have the inde
| pendence 10 act honestly and refuse I,
be whipped intothe support of the cor
rupt and imbecile administration Of Jane.
Buchanan, they are called 'unprincipled
men, and that too by those, who a few
months since were loud in their dcnunci
alton Of this same administration together
with every man who supported it's poll
cy.s sgR ys0m dria a4s h,g. e..
When man concludes 10 act for him
sell and not asstbe tool of time,serving
politicians, he Is, called v "fool' by these
would be leaders Of the Democratic par.
ty in his county. When he refuses TO
support the candidate nominated by these
wire -pullers and trmmers they boldly de.
clare him '.insane." Yea, further, when
a man refuses to support the party in, all
things, right or wrong, they cry out
SHANE on such men---lhey pollute the
ground they walk upon" and ought to
b. branded "with the mark Of Cain.
Yes, the Union goes still further, and de.
clares that those who have heretofore
acted with the Democratic party and now
refuse to support all the candidates on
the ticket Of that party are, to use its
own classical language, no better than
'skunks.' s .-'iIsfr 4soltog
We cannot agree with the "Union"
that the man who honestly exercises the
God given privilege Of acting in accor,
dance with the dictates of his own con.
scienc G, is'a 'daslard at heart" Weglo.
ry in man who has the independence
thus 10 act--who, in his actions, reflects
his o,cn opinions, and not those Of a few
self appointed conscience keepers, in the
shape Of township and county politicians
1.-The man who acts differently is not
worthy the name Of FREEMAN. HHe is a
freeman whom the truh makes Free" and
not be who is continually acting out
a lie by voting for men and measures re-
pugnan. to his own feelings simply b.
cause they belong TO a particular party.
Out upon such slavery! II you would be
frtemen, net well your part as such and
do not suffer yourselves to be made the
slaves Of dishonest political demagogues.
Oh, how this World is Given to Lying!
The Buchanan papers Of this district
seem to be of opinion thata "lie well stuck
10 is as good as the truth" if we may BE-
permitted tojudge from their course in the
Canvass which 10 about
lrawing TO a close. They started out with
he assertion, that Judge Carey. the anti.
Administration candidate, was Know
when they must have known
that il was fasehood manufactured from
lie whole cloth for all who are at all
with the facts in the case are
,ware that Judge Carey was one Of the
nen who did not take part in the Know
Nothing movement Yet these men
to be honorable gentlemen, too,
having made the assertion once, stick
o it like grim death Ia deceased inhabi.
ant Of the "wood pile" Notwithstanding
heyare just as well convinced as we are
hat there is not word Of truth in it,
rhe gentlemen who have control Of the
Union Of this place, Of all others, must
NOV that the charge is false, and yet they
continue to reiterate it with as much of a
lourish as though they really believed it.
oh, shame. where Is thy blush /"
Butthe coolest and most impudent false
rood ever uttered against the candidate
IF any party is the assertion Of the "Un-
on that Judge Carey is an aristocrut.--
This, in community where the Judge is
Known to be hard working old farmer,
viii sound little. strange to the ears Of
lis fellow farmers and working men Of
he county, who. of all men. are best ac-
luainted with him. ket
Judge Carey an Aristocrat! That is