The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-02
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A MISUNDERSTANDING.

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Del; and Baltimore. Md.
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A MISUNDERSTANDING.
That we are fallible creatures, and
therefore liable to err and indulge in
wrongs, is a stubborn fact. and undeni
able. Notwithstanding all this rejoice
to know that we live 10 world where
wrongs may be made right. and errors
reorrectsd. l therefore beg leave to say
to the citizens Of Upper Sandusky ard
vicinity, that the infeIences drawn by
some from my remarks on Sabbath even
ing OF the 2ist inst, at the NJ E. Church
are incorrect, if WAS understood ty any
person to speak disrespectful Of the Con-
s,ilulion Of the United States, they have
misunderstood me entirely, for l merely
referred to its lameness, and that lame
mesa inflicted by Southern traitors, who
have commenced the dreadful work OF
treason; and by violent hands have taken
from our National flag seven of its stars,
and have made the bold attemp. to sub
jugate the remaining stars to their un-
holy syste m.
May the God Of Nations forbid that
they should ever succeed, but fail in the
attempt, and in their defeat may our glo
rious liberty be perpetuated to after gen
erations. When speaking of the unholy,
the abominabls thing, 1 had reference to
the system of slavery. and that alone.
But once more TO the Constitution. l
expect to breathe its atmosphere of liber
ty until leave this mundane shore, to
breathe the pure and immortal a:mos'
phefe Of the paradise of God above.
Yours mos: assurediy for the Constiu
ton, Stars and Stripes. ~
,vvr ,~., - v G. HOOVER.
Upper Sandusky, o.,
May 2. 1861.
CAMP JACKSON, v ..s.
ogAa.4J ...5. April 99, 1861.
Editor Pioneer
Sir: l want fifteen more good, stout
hearted volunteers, to come to Camp
Jackson and follow me and my officers and
soldiers to the Seat OF War. Can they be
found in WyandolCou nty? If So, come
Immediately, as We shall be formed into
sRegiment in a few days.
My men are all in good spirits and in
health. Our mess is now good though al
frs. il was hard, our quarters are com
Portable, all have good blankets. We
don't yet know when we shall leave here
nor where we shall go when we do leave
here. ! think we shall be attached to th,
fifteenth Regiment.
- ssaa P. A. Tyler Capt,
.isss Goi'g3- Wyandot Guards.
CAMP JACKSON. a
isiqigega G'LuMBvs, O., April 20, '6l.
LADIES OF UPPER SaNDTsKT,
Language is inadequate to convey Il
you the profound thanks and gratitude 0
the men under our command for the gen
erons impulse which prompted you t
provide SO courteously for our suppose,
Mants.QEags 90 Kga,I15
It is true, for day or two after ou
arrival in camp. we underwent many pr
yations towhich we were unaccustomee
aud'Emayg have inconsiderately uttere
some complaiatg which were unlntention
ally borne to YOU. IL Z [Ll-
The sympathetic heart Of woman, eve
alive to relieve the distressed, we ar
happy to know ahides with us, and cor
sstantly on the alert watching when, lel
and how to minister to our wants an
comfort. 7ad 70 =s1sg77 e.+ s7af
Unwilling furth er to tax your liberal
tysin expense and trouble of conveyin
to US the provisions provided. we we
induced to notify you to withhold Il
transmission OF them, believing you wou
still Ind opportunities 70 make charItab
uses OF them at home.
Permit us to hope your provident ca
for us will still be kept alive. and th
wherever we may be, wherever we ms
60, or whatever priv ations We may su
fsry We know the angelic heart Of wem'
is NTH US and relief Is sure if human {
fort can avail. r.tsa r.
Every member of our respective cor
mands duly appreciate your kindness, q
none more SO than .-.
gsz 1is a5sial ID tz P. A. TYLER,
a. a. -, - Capt. WJandots.
,iiggs y5ss o5 J. M. KIRBY,
3 e.. sr.ae ~ Capt. Warpo'e Guards.