The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
OUR CORRESPGNDENCE,
For. tie P:on eer.
BALTIMORE, May 80.
hIE. ED7ToRs :

ME. EDaroRs
Soon after closing and mailing nay last
letter, the news was current in the
streets, that Gen. Banks had taken step
in advance in euelling the secession feel
ing rife in our city, by arresting Marshall
Kane, and confneing him under strict
military su,vallence at For McHenry-
The arrest and its spread among the peo-
PIE, was the cause of great deal of ex
| cilmeht, the Union men in their inmost
hearts Re loiceing, whilst the S ates Right
men, were thrown into stase Of confus-
ion. OF knowing where the thing mi. Int
end or What secrets the MAJ shall Office
might reveal Of their completely with
treason.
1t is cestaia that no matter how much
ttey may have cursed the commandent;
| and Iumed at the officers executing the
order for his arrest they were sensible e
ueuah, to conceal their rage and to smoth
er thei' deep fes ling Of regret. Ii was a
master stroke in military government an d
I'l.as had good effect, upon many foul
moutbed seeessionists, who upon every
| fitting occasion, were want TO spit out
their venom upon the Federal Govern
ment, and the troops engaged in pat'ing
down tlis insubordinaiion, so provoking
ly rampant in our city. One step more
and marital law will be declaYcd, and lher
our city funclionaries can congratu late
them selves on bein. the Instruments IN
placing US ander military restrictions.
| Our city commissioners who secretly
sympalhize with The rebellion. spunkec
up little when their dear MAJ shall wa
/ gone, but Gen. Banks discisson soon tool
the starch OUT of them, and they conclu
ded like wise men, to make the best Q
their unfortunate bad luck. Cue thing
they knew the bird was Gagged aad any
thing like pluck on their part, would hav,
been the mans OF consignlng them to tn
. same cage for safe keeping. The Polio
/ board has gone under three hundred ar
sixty, out oil four hundred of the polio
under command Of Marshall Kane hay
resigned Their batons and badges @
= Office are now in possession oil other!
II whom we trust are true Union men; I'm
will not lend themselves to the hels
4 work Of aiding the rebels in their eflrts
drag Maryland into the sink Of iutamy,i il
which SO many of her Southern Sis'e
are now wallo wing.
BY order Of Gen. Banks a Col Kenle
has been appointed Pro.ost Marshall, an
is faitl sllly at work in the discharge
his duties.
The Comm andez in Chief in expeetatie
ofsome trouble growing out OF the d
rest of Marshall Kane ,ordered Col. Jone
Regiment here from the Relay Hous
:, and since their arrival, others Rave al
made their entree into the city. o.
:, thing is now certain. that there VIII be
:, enemy lett in the rear Of the grand arm
Of the United States, in their marc sssout
thongh it be at the total destruction
this city.
H. Our model Legislature adjourned h
as Thursday, to meet again in July. WI
ID for, no one knows, and no one cares.
re They die hard-they do, these Loco
ne COS. God in his mercy send anything |
'fe on us, but such rotten and corrupt
ne Of men as at present compose that bod
These solons, passed a bill commar
IDS ing the disarmipg of the Home Guar
The but death and obstruction will follow
Id, the train ofany state officer who attem
'ne to enforce that law. They have sw
to resist it 70 the death and will lle
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