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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
Sale in Partition.
State OF Ghin, WYandot county. S.


Pursuant 10 the eprunsa1ni rs an order Of
sale from the Court ef Common Pleas, in and
fer the county of Wyandet, to me directed,
shall Expose TO public sale, at the dc,r Of the
Court House in Upper sand''sky, on she acth
day of July, A D, leGl, between the houts oi
10 o'clock. Ii and / o'clock 2 d. Of said
d. the following described property, to-vit;
~ ut 81 aud the west half of in lot 1853, ST
,,ate :, he tosn of Upper Saniusky, o., op
praised 1T $3.50.
Also lot. NJ 32 in Monnetts addition to Ire
town of Upper Saudusky, Ohio. Appraised at
saGO. H,.o The w. ST saf OF the South west quar-
Ter of stcrion II. Township three, ror,h oi
range fourteen cas-, tuate in Seneca County
Ohio, appraised at S720.
To be sold as the prepert;S Of Noah Eby and
others, at the suit OF NJ. e HenGE"Ason ct al.
Terms of Sale, one third casI, in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in tnc years
from date Deferred payments to be seel'rsd
by mortgage on said premises.
JAMES CULBERTsON, Jr.. Sheriff.
June 18th '6I PISA 50
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Sale of Real Estate
BY ORDER OF COURT.

IN the lstd day of July. A. D. 1851. at 3
~ o'clock in the after,,onn gu the premises
to be sold in Eden township, W! audo, County
Ohio. will be sod to hc highest bidder. the
following real Estate, rs the property of Huge
White, d. erased, to wit. Beginning at the no tn
cast corncr of section 27, Township =, south of
range Is cat. and running thence west with the
no, tn line of said section so reds, to the nc ii
west corner If the east half of the north east
gu r ter of said section, thence South with the
W, st line of said last mentioned tr,ct, % rod.
to stake in said lee, thence eat 81 rods to a
stake in the east line Of said secton thence
| north With the east line of said section % rod!
TO the pl &C of -ginng, contamiIg Ii ares
| of land more 0. less, it being part Of the f
half of the north east quarter of section 81, I
2, S. of K. l5, E.
| Appraised at $224.oo. Terms of sale, on
third down. oue third in six months, and thu
balance in one year from day of sale.
D. A. He tRRlSON, Atty
JOHN MARkLEY, Executor
/ of the Estate of Hugh White deceased.
Upper S1ndu ky, June 2l, 6l-lwct In.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot county,

State of Ohio, Wyandot county, IS:
HlURSU ANT to the command of an order oi
sale from the Court of Common Pleas III
a md for the county of W! !auelot. to me directed
shril expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on the 20
day If July, A. D., sci, between the hours o,
IL o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. M, of said
day. the following described property, to wit
The no tn west fraction OF the north wes
quarter of section thirty (36} in township two
(2,) south range fourteen Id east.
Valued at $4,000 per acre.
T. be sold as TIE p dperty of William john :
son aud wife, at the suit of B D liver.
Terais of sale. cash.
j. >CULBERTSON. Jr, SDe,iff.
June l4ih. 1861. IF So co. =
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STATE OF MARYLAND.


I1AENOIN 4 AIAMBEk, u unc Z, VI. J
Gentlemen Of tie Noase IF Delegotrs::
In response to your ordcr of this date,
informing me that certain arms shipped
by the Adjutant General on board the
schooner II b Nelson, We're seized on
the l4th of May by Gen. Butler, AMI in
unirinu wheth, said arms were seizeI
with my knowledge and cons mt tor
what re, son th, y are kept from the pos
session ot Capt. Nj ore and company
wh.,her any ac ion has been taken on
my y ,rt to cau.e said arms to be d.liv
elca up to the State autkoriy in order
10 be given up TO Capt. Moore, have t.
say:
. 10 the first inqui,y-That it is imPer-
linent. -
To the second-Thal | refer you, 70
General Bull,r for an answer.
To the Il iId--That chapter l88 81 the
acts OF 1860 makes it the duty of the
Adjutanf General - distribute the arn,s,
IN accordance with the requirements o.
the code OF public general laws, and
that the inquiry sh' uld be addressed te
him. esq
THOS. A. HICKS
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Kentucky Election.

The 81, ction held in this state for
members of Congress, has resulted in
the elec ton Of all the UEion. eandi la;es,
with the exception OF l.. w. Burn.t Sc
ccssionist, who Is elected by alsroe MA
iority in the tenth district. >- ss-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

State OF Ohio, WyanGot County S.
Pursuant 10 tee command of an execution
writ from the court of common Pleas, in nnd
for the county of Wyandot, to me directed, 1
shall expesc to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on the 18th
day of July, a. D., 1861. between the hours
Of 10 clock, H. N :, and 4 o'cl, ok P. NJ, oi
said day. the following described property to-
wit: =s
top buggy and one open buggy.
To be sold as the property Of Martin Stoak
ley, at the suit OF Sy!vanus Watson.
Terms Of sale cash.
j, CULcERTsoN, Jr.; Sheriff,
June % e. -Pt25
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] SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of hio. Wyandot County,

State OF 'hlo, Wyandot County, IS.
Pursuant to the command of an Execution
witt, from, the Court of Common Pleas, in and
for the county Of Wyandot. to me directed,
shall expose to public sac. at the residence oi
the defendant in Whartonsbu.g Ohio, gu the
18th day Of July A. D.. le6I, between the
hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p
NJ. Of ssid day. the following described prop
erty, Ia il. a5s
grey horse years old
! bay "a g. o.
/ brown" 6 I" %
To be sold as the property Of J. S. Darrah
at the suit of Moses Lietenthal.
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Road t.J.otice.
AUDITORS OrFIoK. Wyandot Co. 0

AUDITORS OFFICE. Wyandot Co. O
UrrlR SANDuskY. june 5. 1861.
To Timothy Young, Daniel White and Trno'
thy Moody. .....z =,
GENTIEMEN:-The mmIssioners Of W!andot
Co Ohio, at their june Session, 1861, appoint
ed YOU viewers, and A S. Reynolds Surve, Or,
to view and survey the following proposed road
to be establi- he'd. commencing at the south west
and south east corner of section l 6 and u, east
running thence north on the section line he
tween said section to county road, there to
terminate.
You are therefore requested TO n-cet nt the
place of commen enent, ON the Sth day of July
1851, at 10 o'clock, a. M, and thence proceed 10
view and survey tae said proposed road as above
described Proceed ccofding TO law.
3a BY order Of the Commissioners.
b. BEIDLER, Auditor, w. C. O.
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CAIRO, Iii j., June 2t.

CAIRO, 1T June p.
Tie expedition under command oi Col,
Morgan, sent to Little River, Missouri,
to capture rebels reported encamped there,
returned this afternoon, after march OF
&c miles. The rebels had fed, having it
is thought, been informed OF the approach
of the Federal troops.
The towns through which CO.. Nor
gan passed were almost entirely dcser-
ted.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

Hon. Andrew johnson. $, n tor frcm
Tennessee is in Washington, ready TO
assume his duties in the Senate OF the
United States iu defence Of The Union.
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Thirteen Thousand Troops Arrived AT
Washington in II Week.


GR FToN, June IS.
General Mcclellan with his entire Staff,
including Colonel Lander, Major Will
liams, and Colunels Key aEd. Dunn, ar
rived last | sht. General Hill arrived
yesterday, and assumed the command OF
the brigade Oiiu State tro'ps. The
Third and Fourth Ohio and Eighth and
| Tenth Indiana rec imen.s have arrived.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

the man for the times, and will show up
in glowing colors TIE deep laid schemes
OF Davis. Toornbs. Yancey, " Co.
% Yours,
ORLANDO.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
StIERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot county

State Of Ohio. Wyandot county, ss.
Pursuant to the command trf asn alas order vi
sale ON the Cou t OF Com. Pe,s, III aid for the
county Of " yandut to me directed, l shall tx
p,se sa PUBLIC sslc st the dor of the Court
House. in Upper S4udusky, Oh the 25th day u
July. A D. 1861. between the hours of 10
O'Clock. A ". and 4 o'clock, P NJ, of said day
the following described property. |" vi:
In lot No 81. appraised al S32a.
72. lsGl.
Sc T3, f5U.
All situate in tho town of McCutchen
vile, w. an OF county, Ohio.
To be sold as The properly of Henry Honpt
at the suit of Il, &. Pennington and Spenret
st. John, administrators of thr est tc of HcMry
freet, deceased.
Terms of Sale Cash
JAMES CULBERTSON, Jr., Sheriff
J une ID 6l S. 60.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

the. triumphant eiecuoh . "p
CATION oil Union men. en- luoo !. : I""
Of the poAaeai elisls' sie ''se 80 aOe,E'
@.;sa 40 ht,s,,,uan effo,,s Of a
-, II LII asmaso,ues +,
Ms,rl,na nm 10 ,h.
soJ.....,, IN. ho.d .,
"'se, ~. - "p.s - :. .,.;,.n,, .;,,.
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ne Snai's "e.o '''' '' '. " 'Oi''
OF cunning aHu a' 'ne "o'N an '", '''u o''
feasy 70 oeWroasnt WI 'os,'"p.' '"' uI
ior'ana:e's w .'e'' :. 0'N - -
uo' o',s q, ,"e va nv nv, A.,
"e'e al ,n" "e'.s'su, ".sss,,.,.
'.e p'oP's snua "'sl'9a ~ aa ofp :, NJ
~ eAp'es IL =, - ,a,,s,f r. ~,
~ a,,e ,.ai,,,;a,,,r,.s,r,,. nh,
Ss,S;,,sr-sssss, ? 7,r,;o, nf newer
onI;s,.r, .n,,;, 3,cc,,rr,,,;,,e,i y,Ylose ,Yoo to
e,ts.r, ,hs v;tl ~ ,ite na',,,o tbs
.,,h;.,,;on ,,o .o.,, i rof
- .,,a.o.,,a..ixa .,,,onts ro;,o
a.. -, -, ,.,,o.
81 1
E.i oul t',e t'yai sous o 0'e !" a 90"
who were true 70 me me = u'op' saw '".o
the miserable sauoterrlnge. ur ol INC WHY
demagosues, anu pet'''oh aver peu'loh
was sS'n' 10 ''ie ', uo' : no.' 'Sss'"s "i',
20 achete 9. W ene po''oy nc 'ao ''a. A.p
out iof me s"setpiieii' 'f9ln u '"e se,''e ~
'he cfiS'S' a,lu &c 'o"i.''enu'' !" ~ s"o n'5
es' possioie 'erl'is' ms "o'iin's'f d :.
on o' s'a'e Sna'' ". . nu' 'n'nSS' i'S :
on' qu., ihHh VI sne 1l un i9i .' uia's n''
MAssacnuse'.s 'foops' y " hoo' ~ 10
u"ofe Guy, IN AP... .as'' '0 i''' "
w.
~ = d.fanaa ,.a H. L.a;s,atnra vas III,
-, !. ss--I7 -, 81 .,:I - -.
~. :, - -: ~ ., erth
: - s'snpS =
p e'' sous' F u' As' 7e.'a na "SuN S" ',"'
us'eo - ~ "'s : p''ss1 ~
- . Iees'oo' auu t'4 tpAei'eu 'ne
a'e T gu. u '.n"ieny a''i i'n q .tei 'iie''i
80 - ''s'9s' 80 }1 ~ p's1' ss"1'
- 80 Sess. ~ ''s' : ~" =
- ,"e - - -, -, ? 0F'~ "
OcitOt UOA oi.Oaiu uSCiuC tIiS duSstiod, 'Oi
u ''5 .'u'' n''0D' =.
tooAeu ~ T" o'''' ti',g''D' NiS Z
=. ~. 9 eo' : '.D' ns''"' ~ =,
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y Vo' ~ - i-I
'o' 'e'1onA ~ ~ ~. '1ie .. W -
'"e fesu'a' X saw .''"'ne'' " ""'''
u eoui' "e .ons'''e'eu .a' anu 'oopS'u VI
ftJe''t0 y 'ne 'ne'"o'is'
No. thty knew full well such test
would be the death. knell to all then
hopes, ard bury. forever in the grave ot
ooliquity, lhelf damnlng designs a. NE
e peace and happiness OF the people they
clained to represent, a test of that kind
at thstIipae. would have been answered
L. ~ Gaah
' - - az :, His - :
- 40 as " nav hase "i'iae " .'ie wills ane
mountains ring With Their notes. WhLs
these Ii aitors are in session, passing res
.o,u.iops tba, The Congress- Of the Unitee
,s,,,.. .so,,r, .acoa,;5o ,,,e ;naenendenc :,
soo .ia - p.~e ~ '.-N .
oil the Confeaefatea States OF America q
instructipg their m cnfbers OF Congress
to vote in accordance with their wishes
MARYLAND held an election for congress
.ssd.,he d;s,;,.,i.e feofur.. If j
~ N"1 ~ -, -
canvass was 0e'"een o"''oS NIX" '',i'
States 'f9h''"'e"' anu the Sefdic' ot IN
people was in favor of the Union-th
uo;o, unconai,;enally The Marvlar
- ;.,e,,,a;., :., I'LL g.,
''s''", 80 "n' a,
journal puolishe eal ffeaer'ck Guy
holds the following sentiments III 1T
leader of the 2oth inst. sh q r
nv .sa.-g.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot county, SIS:
Pursusnt to command of an order of sale FRI Fl
the. .Cou of Con,mon Pleas, in and far the county
Of Wyandot 10 nse directed hail expose 30
public sale, at the door Of the Court House in
Upper Sandusky. the 9th dsY os July. y D.
1851. brtween the hours OF III O'Clock. A. G
and o'clock. P. ~, of said day the follow Ing
described properly to-wit:
The west half Of In lois numbers IS II Is
Is ia Fowler ansl Me GsAlacll's addition to the
town Upper Sauda dY.
Valued at I67 40 lars.
To be sold as the property OF Jolss s. Hol! al
the suit Of NJ Hesatly-
Terms of Sa c, Cash.
J,MES CULBERTSON, Jr., Sheriff.
Jure II, 1861 -PfS3 90.
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Alleged SPIES Hung by the Rebels.

BALTIMORE, May %.
The CORE spondent of the American. in
a letter dated Wi.liamsport, Friday night,
says that Colonel Bowman and Mr. Chase
were hung at Martinsburs yesterday, as
spies. He says his Information is rclia-
bte
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
JOBBLyG OF -ALL KINDS.
Il A RsGE S A L E S A N Q
SMALL. PROFITS

SM ALL PROFITS.
is my motto, Thankful for past favors will
hope for continuance of the same.
GO TO YERk'S F
to gel the best cook stove for the least mon
ey.
GO TO YERK'S
to get your nice Brass, Copper, Jaranned.
Brittar ia, Zinc and tin ware.
GO TO YERk'S -e.
TO ;:et your nice cedar tubs, churns and
willew ware.
GO TO YERK'S
to get your nice Porcelain. Kettles. Coffee
Mills, Spice Boxes. Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Tea and table spoons.
GO TC YERK'S
and get one of his celebrated brick oven
stoves, els tern well and force pumps.
GO TO YERK'S. - -
s. to get the best reaper and mower, corn and
Cob mill coin shelters, farm bells, fancy and
plain cabs and wagons.
You can always rely on getting the hest
goods at the lowest prices, at all times III this
old and established house. ey;
Tifin, June !, '6l ST.
EOR BON hEfS, cali at the ~@ q
- i.98a-iH II NEW CASH STORE
gINT1E New York Cash Store has lust re =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
Mere sssssoari Rebels Captnred,
LsaNENW6RTH. June Q )

A detachment CT regulars frcm Kansas
City captured So Secessionists and IL small
quantity OF arms and ammunition. yes.s-E-
day. The Z. S. !.rces at Kansas City
now number 2, 500.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
FROM THURSDAYS PAPERS.
Important Capture of IL Spy.
w ASuINGTON, j VI

" HAS1IlNLTON, JuUG II.
a spy was arrested tlr!s morning who
had tul. details Of the mum Der OF troops,
position and strength Of the batteries a
round Washington There was also
found upon him sketch Of plan Of at
tack upon the sity. He had the pos ton
of all the mounted cannon in the vicinity
Of the city.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
VA aD M FL a- HI.

There will be a meeting of the Offic, re- Of tie
W,andot Ceunty Agricultural Society At the
clice OF the Secretary in Vpnef sandusky, On
Saturday the 18th inst
CURTIS BERRY j., sccty.
June I4th 81,
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veur ri,lbles by an exhibition of our poetic Al
! talents.
| A stands fof Articles, fancy and rare.
| II stands for Buyers with money to spare,
c stands for Cab Store.at which gods arg sold
! ID Tor the Dealer who is after your gold;
L stands for Every one who dry goods buy.
F for the foo o'i>h who never dare try,
{; stands for Gentry, who never III ulI fail.
To examine the Goods that we offer for sale
IL stands for Hats, which we have for the bny
Besides Rattles & Whis,ce and various toss.
1 stands fr Ivory Fans in the cash store found;
j stands for Jest. of which many arc t ue.
but don't think we're jesting while talking
With you,
Il stands for katy, ycur darling. Yosr dear.
for the Luck you II have when yon.see her
Provi ed you carry her a thinble and case
Or something You think she'll Ike in its place.
n stands for Match safe, which al smokers
should buy.
] stands for Secdlesof which We have asuppis
, @ St; nds for open your wallets and trade;
r for pm cushion, for the Cash Store made.
i q for Qnarte $, which we are r ady to take;
x stanl' for Eittles, for the babies to shake ,
t stands Tor spoos OF various hues,
T stands for Thread, for the Ladies TO use:
q stards for unbeliever, who is always afraid-
TO purchase, 20 fear of being shaved in a trade
stands for Value, which every one places
4 On our D:S Goods, Groceries and Bonncts "a
& casts;
= w stands f.f Kosss, for whis 1e. ut wfa:-
Will you have from ouE beautiful lot.
Ii stands for Excuse yon don't waEst 60 bsty,
: 7 for Yard Measure which takes every ores /
= u stands for zeal which when rightly displayed
t. T ) an excellent thing IN all sorts oftradei
e Now, il You'll wait very short time
> Well exhibit the Geo4s witi,otlt askirg dl.ncs
Ke-ptctfullF yours,
WM H. HUBBARD.
EpFrr .sandusky june ] sGl IT,
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movelim in his firm resolve. to sup
portland sustain The Federal gov, rnment.
The Legislature now in session at Frede.
rick, made u demand upon him for infor
nation touching certain transaction
and the Governor returned tie following
reply:
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n & w S
Compiled from tAe 1aegraphic Columns
Of Daily Popers.
FROM WEDNESDAYS PAPERS.
WAsnlSaToS, June %.

WASHINGTON, June %.
Though there has been iev,rish ankle
ty in regard to an impending b.ttle for
twenty-tour hours past. all the indications
Of yesterday aud to day tend to quetness.
rhe Government has the most reliable
Information that Beauregard's forces are
being constantly rr,tnforccd at Fairfax,
and is therefore crowding troops across
the river. Two thousand went over to.
night.
The Fight nj Edwards Ferry.
IWold's Special ]
WAsnINGTuE, June 90.
The fight at Edwards Ferry on Mon
day, ms to have been rather serious
affair; as We learn from Flrginisns, who
came over fr protection, that between
forty and fifty were killed by the bombs
that were thrown with 81 much accuracy
among them, frcm towi.zer on thi-
side.
Thirteen Thousand Troops Arrived a,
! Washington in II Week.
WAsnfSGToN. June 23.
The Secretary OF State dined with til,
foreign ambassadors yesterday.
t Active movements are going on among
the military. Over thirteen thousan,
troops have IT achcd here in the pas
~cck,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

Also, Fanc :. Dress Goods, Ribbons and Shawls-
Also, Bonnets of the ltrst and most approved
styles. Al-n, Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, With
Il small sprinking of other traps.
IL Call and examine for yourselves. whr 6
We tender you Our best bow ind try to excite
yenr riiblcs by exhibition Of our poetic al
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

EOR BONhEFS, cali at the - q
- lEgaa-il NEW CASH STORE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

,EuE New York Cash Store has just re
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

w kindly solicit your patronage, feeling as
.ured that we can do title better Icy you
than ary house this side of New York or t'sn-
cinnai Or o,to being "A nimbe sixpehce
preferable to slow shilling" and hat We arc
bound to sell little cheape, than the cheapest
Feeling assured We shall realise an extensive
response from the goost Ese9!e af Wyandot,
We rsaIsa'n, Very Re~pretfu ly,
W. II. ASHBROOk.
Nav-031 'GO-.f
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-09-13
FOreShadOWing.

Il; is said the sinking Of a ship is al
ways foretold by the scattering of the
rats which in est her. 1t is so in polit-
ical matters. Ths- sleveland Plai,
Dealer, whose sympathies are usually
right, but whoss party tealty; has been
of the very strongest kind, is, by far
the most influential Democratic pape,
published in this State. 1t has man
fully sustained tie war and the Admin
istration in its conduct of the war ever
since the rebellion commenced But it,
at the same time, tried to sustain the
Democratic party. 1t denounced Val
landigham, and Medary, the Enqairer,
and Statesman, and all that class of the
leaders, but still went with the party.
When the Republican State Central
Committee proposed a Union of all par
ties, for the sake Of the country, the
Plain Dealer pronounced the PROPOSE
ton honorable and magnanim ous, and
insisted upon its acceptance by its own
party, and denounced the leaders for re-
fusing it. But when the Democratic
Convention met and nominated ticket, it
was placed in the position where it must
either abandon the party or support the
nominations. 1t waycred for time, but
finally denounced the platform and
hoisted the ticket which was nominated
upon it! Scott Harrison declined, and
the Committee, with Sam. Med;ry again
at its head, met to supply his ace.-
This they did by selecting q rampant
Vallandighamer, which was bitter dose
for the Plain Dealer; but they went
further, and reconstructed the platform,
making it still more aetestable than be-
fore. This vas more than the PLAIN
Dealer could swallow, and he has burst
the fetters and now deuounces, not only
the platform, but all the candidates who
will not denounce it. 1t says:
"The candidates on this platform, or
under it, are honorable and true, all
Harrison withdrew and then came plat
form No. 3, which appeared in our pa
per last nig ght, and aee en,pAaticaly re
pudiate, and crery man on the ticket: till
lie emphaticaHy repntliates 1t. IF what
is called the peoples move, is at last
shown to be in bad faith, and the genu-
inc war sustaining Democratic soldiery
is sold out or ignored, we will shoulder
our old shot gun and start for the Kan
awha. Our politics run thst way this
year, anyhow
We have not seen the Plain Dealer
since the meeting of the Union Conven
ton, and donot know whether it will.
support the Union ticket or not. We
think it doubtful. But it can hardly
support the Medary concern after the
above.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-09-13
8 Union Platform.

sRrsoEsd, t'That the present dcplora
bleN civil war has been forced upon
the country By tlfe Dis1fnionists Of the
Southern States, now In revolt against
tiesCenstitationaf Government, and in
arms around the Capital. l's'1oia
aFJhat in fhis national emergency VIC
banish all Feeling ofmere passion or re-
sentiment, viii reeollect only our duty
to7tlfc whole country; that this war was
not swaged upon our part in any spirit
cf.oppression, nor fer any purpose of
CONQUEST, or a.subjugation, nor for the
purpose Of s,overthrowing or interfering
wiih The rights or established institu-
tfohs of the States: but to defend and
niaintain the supremacy of the Consti-
t,ition, and to preserve the Union, with
all The dignity, equality and rights Of
the several States .unimpaired; and as
soon as'thcses objects are accomplished,
thewaT oueh to cease" t'' <'He
Rcsolred, In the language of the Htn.
Joseph Holt, We are ''for the Union
without conditions, one aud indivisiblc,
now'apd forever;ifor its preservation at
aussand every cost, Of blood and treas
ure;a gainstall it's assailants; and against
nyand every compromise that may be
proposed toa be. maaesunder the guns of
the Rebels. IA 5m t2aai Sos & r