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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-22
w hat Next!

We have witnessed SO much toadyisn
on the part OF the northern Democrats il
their efforts 10 obtain Southern favcr, tla
we were prepared for almost anything il
that line; but the proposition OF our llttl
Senator Pugh, that Congress should max
an appropriation TO pay the expenses o
Virginia incurred in hanging her Grimm
ais, is SO preposterous that we must con
fcss we were unprepared forsit.
Look at it! Gov. Wise, Of Virginia,
,akes advantage of the arrest, conviction
and execution, Of old John Brown aad
his confederat es, TO get up tremend
Gus military dem nstra'ion, and sll Tor
political effect, too. Three thousand
soldiers are paraded about the streets Of
Charlestown and Harper's Ferry for days
and weeks, for what? To guard FIVE or
six prisoners who have bten arrested and
convicted und,r the laws Of Virginia, and
who are chained within the cells of the
Jail. And Senator Pugh would have the
people Of the United States pay the tx.
penses OF this ridiculous burlesque. All
the loalers. and some Of the niygers, Of
Virginia, are summoned 10 Chailestown in
the capacity Of soldiers to see that poor
old Brown does not get his head outside
of the window Of his cell. They get on
"big drunk" havea great and glorious
time; not only insult strangers but the
citizens oil Charlestown; one Of them mis-
takes an honest old cow for an abolition
ist and kills her dead, while another o.
the sentinels flies from his post at the ap'
proach OF an old woman, and for these
deeds of noble daring. these eminent ser.
vices and br llisnt military achievements,
a Senator from the great State of Ohio
modesty asks thc people Of the United
States 10 contribute the small sum OF one
hundred and fifty or two hundred thou
sand dollars. sNef
Browns attempt to whip the whole
South with twenty-onc men was silly
enough, God knows, and the conduct oi
Governor Wise and his Virginia braves
was cowardly and ridiculous enough, bu!
the proposition of Senator Puyh to make
the people Of the United States pay the
expenses Of the farce, caps the climax.
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A VIrginian's Opinion of Virginia.
The Washington correspondent Of lb,
Evening Post, says:
II was talking with Virginia gentle
men the 9th RI day, cool, conservative
man. Of thc soundest judgment and keen
est observation, and must confess that
was somewhat surprised at his views
John Brown, he says, a ianalical fool
but the people Of his State have shown
themselves greater fools, greater fanatics.
Brown was misled by his abolition teach
ngs into supposing that Every darkey in
Virginia was painting for freedom, and il
that had been the case, no doubt he
would have been doing right 10 try to
give them their freedom. by any means
in lis power. There is abolitionism for
you! But instead Of shutting Brown up
in mad-house, as he deserved, Virginia
had gone to work and made great
hero and a martyr Of him, and great
jackasses Of themselves. lie had no pa
tience with Governor Wise, and was NOR e
than half inclined to believe with Colonel
Bayler, Of Charlestown, that he had gol
up and kept UP the whole excitement with
the view Of making himself the future
President Of southern confsdsracy. l
that could be shown TO be the fact, h.
was in favor Of hanging him as trai
tor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-22
The Virgininns Propose to Cut the Ae.
quaintance OF the North.

A meeting of citizens of Richmond
Va, convened in the City Hall on Friday
evening, for the reorganization Of the
Southern Rights Association" Tho
Wig says the meeting was composed of
the "solid men" Of Richmond, manufac-
turer,, merchants, clerks, d.. A large
nsmber of persons enrolled their names
as members Of the Association, and it
was resolved to call general meeting Of
the citizens Of Richmond, Henrico and
the adjoining counties. Daniel Loudon,
ESQ.,, The chairman, stated that $40, 900,
600 Of Northern goods were annually
sold in Virginia. Mr.. L. also said that
a meeting Of ladies of Richmond would
be held some evening this week for the
purpose Of organizing a Ladies Southern
Rights Association. He likewise stated
that a large number Of ladies had in
formed him that they had resolved TO dis
crminate in their purchases hereafter
against articles made in The Northern
States.-~hr. .
Well, all we have to say is, that when
the ladies Of the Southern States make
up their minds 10 wear nothing that is
manufactured in the North, the culture
OF the Zig tree in the South will be a pro.
htable business. If they depend upon
Southern industry and ingenuity to fur
nish their wearing apparel, they will soon
be compelled to adopt the cd fashioned
costume Of Mother Eve. When tha,
time arrives may we be there to see!"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-22
Another Blackcoat in Difticuity.

The Rev. S. L. Pomeroy, D. D. Sec
retary OF the American Board Of Foreign
Missions, has been overtaken in a series
Of difficulties. all growing ont Of fond
ness for crinoline 0 these WON en-! the Sc
women! 1t appears that during the
temporary absence Of DR.. Pomeroy, let.
tiers addressed 10 him at the Mission
House were opened. making develop
ments which inducedhimt to appear before
the COMMITTEES and make confession.
which, in substance, was to the following
effect: a aB p &aaf s'i
"That some months ago lie was wal
king out in the evening, and was accos
ted BY a well dressed female. and at her
request accompanied her to her home.--
While in the parlor in conversation with
her man came in, and under The lhrea.
Of exposure forced him to sign note ol
$500, which he did and subsequently
paidit. Since that he was en,iced by
another female into. another house aud
there two men .assailed. him and forced
him to sign another note for SIS %, which
he subsequently, paid.
"Another woman, by the representa-
ton that she ives suffering with a dis.
sipated husband and destitute children,
enlisted his feelings, and he opened a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-22

Fur TRAPPING In IowA.--The rivers
and creeks in the interior aud western
parts Of Iowa are said to be perfectly
lhronged with beavers and minks, to say
nothing ofmyriads Of other animals who's.
hides are sought BY the trapper. Beave,
Creek. which emplies into the Cedar a
Cedar Falls. is damned at very frequen
intervals BY The industrious and enterpri
sing rodents from which il takes its name
ihey have not been as plenty before fol
several years. The trapper's field of la,
Dor is large one. ..t 49,
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Political Talk about Wise.

Therewas some very plain talk among
the epaulettes atlthe sCharesown execu
ZION --talE Of a Very Interesting political
Tone. BY characteristic bluhder, Col.
Baylor, The very man who commanded
the Harper's Ferry Militia in the attack
against Brown, was put under afrest.
He was highly inceused at the indigni'y;
and when the officer ofthe guard learned
who he was. and directed that he -shonid
be set at liberty, and insisted upon being
brought to headquarters, and on receiv.
ing from the General written order
Of discharge. There bis Indignation
found vent ina very free AMI open express
sion Of his private sentiments in regard
to the whole military array. ilc de-
nounced it as a Disunion movement. got
up-by Henry A. Wise, who wanted to be
President Of a Southern sonfederacy.
1T is vile political scheme" said he,
'1o desiroy.tlis Union" The command
is given TO near relative Of Wise, 81;
many Of the officers are related to him.
and nine out of every ten men here are
his political supporters. Tho objec! is to
increase the excitement After / was sue
ceedcd in command, he told me TO hold
myself in readiness for orders I answered
that l would hold myself in readiness to
obey Gov. Le!chers orders, but not his.
lie could not deprive me Of my commits.
sion, except by rt-martialing me, and
that he dare not do"
Baylor said in addition, that though
there were more slaves owned by bis fam
lily than by any other in Virginia, he
would rather that slaves, and John Brown
and all, should escape, than that this
Union should be DESTROYED. His grand.
father had fought and bled in the Rev.
oluiion and he was not willing to see
the Government overthrown for the polit.
ical advancement Of any man. lie saw
nothing but treason in all this movement.
He had heard that white haired old man
Edmund Ruffin, make reasonable har.
rangue in the street to>day, and had gone
up and told him that lie was protected
by his white hairs and by the military,
but that if he came here month hence.
and made similar speech. he would bc
taken down TO "lhe run and well ducke;!
and then driven out OF town.--N. y
Tribune. '
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-22
Robbing the Mails.

The postmastersA in virginis are just
now yerybusyin tie examination of al
papers passing thrsugh their Office, and
il Republican papefs from the North arc
found. they are,iakeu from the mail and
burned. Strange to say, the Postmas-
ter General has given his assent to this
robbery. lfa man in the North is detec.
ted in robbing the mail, he is forthwith
semitic che Pcnitertisry.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-22
Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court of Wyandot County, Ohio, made on
the 5th day Of November a, d. 1859 in sls
case Of Wesley Hedges. guardian Of David s.
Miller against his ward, the undersigned as
guardian as aforesaid, will on Saturday the
Slst day Of December a. D.lS59. at one o'clock
p. m. at the door Of the Court house in said
county Of Wyandot, offer at public sale The
following described real estate. tuate in wy
andot County Ohio. to wit: Lot No. two (aj in
,ection Thirty one (3r. township three f3>,
South Of range fourteen GA East in tho WI
andot Reservation, Containing a S. 90 acres
more or less. Terms Of Sale, ope-thiM in
hand IN the day Of sale. one third in one,and
one third in two years from the dav Of sale,
the deferred payments to BOZ secured BY amort-
gage on the premises. -
Appraised al $25 per are.
WESLEY HEDGES, Guardian Of
D. S. MILLER.
G. Y Deer-. his Az, N,ri7se
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1The National House Of Represen.
tasives have not yet elected a Speak
er. .7'f
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ITO sell McCHEsNEY,S Celebrated Copy
i Right System Of Ladies' and Gentlemen 5
Garment Cutting. Agents are making from
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oossER NORTH MiiE & LAWRENCE SHIFTS
4 r he above staid, ininrns he Pubic
4 mat he Inns nuw ~ haud y uHrd rinrk
IpfcIOTHS. cASSIMERES. Nh~I.NGS
md lgit goods f,r sprirg and sumner wsnr
md which he u prepared ~ make ~ IL tht
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manner. His long experience IN ~ bust
ln.ss he thinks will enable him T. give En-
Hire saiisfac,ion. Call and leave Your orders
Cleaning and repairing neatly done nnt
IN Ne rhorfe-, notice. 6n-~
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sfNHE Undersigned. having marble ware
N the cii. ~ Eysnryii-, ;erl r""Dd"H'
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iate. anl ~ d rod n,any n,r numenfs NJ ins
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vSvHE undersigned, having obtained 'hf
\ contract Tor carrying the mai between
Jasper and Loogoolee, informs the pub.is
that be has put good new stage upon m
route. and vii n al times be prepared Y
carry passengers through with safety am
diAps,rh The stage will leave the Poe
Office IN Jasper on Mondays and Fridays~a
IN O'Clock, A. NJ. aud eeoerally arrive
Loouoofee IN time 70 connect with the East
srn train on he O a. Nj X r n 2:30 Y. NJ
Returning ienves Loogootee Tue sdaye Anf
Saturdays, ~ O'clock VI The morning. f~s
sengers lrsving wota al'fe Pos'ciher' nei'h
er place VIII be called iuf attbeir rr.ldrnte
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,,, ths ann,r rirrlrs VI our lald, freshness,
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