The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
CORRESPONDENTS.
FnEp zRIck CRY, June q 81.

/ Dean BKuNSEK:-e Cur "rump' Legrs>
lature is slillin session in this city, ,.idliny
away their time in considering foolish re-
solutions about instruelipg lbe general
government how it 81 all conduct itself to-
wards the jeff Davis conspiracy, apd in
ealing upon Guy. Hicks TOR certain cor
| respondence bearing upon the PRESENT
cri, is. which it is said that he has held
| 81 ith tie proper authorizes II. Washns
ton. But the Governor is an even match
Tor tlen,, AID cannot be caught in the
trap tlese traitors are laying tor htn.-
He pays them back in their own coin.
and his communications riry With true
patriotic sentiments.
gany, Mr.. MeCIeery, '1rom ii joint pee
ial committee on mileage reported i. bll-'
in favor Of allowing per diem to the
member aud oficsrs of 10th Houses du
ring the recess what do you think Of
that? was sach bare faced inpudence
ever before displayed IN any Legislative
body? The four dollars a day, whilst
here doing nothing but hatchi ny treason
is enough, without pocketing four NOR
per day, willis at home attending TO
! their ordinary business.
F. Sucll. mean contemplate acts could on
i ly originate with men whose hearts are
/ filled with. deepest bate against their
! country's best Interest.
Last Tuesday morning, our ely was
the scene Of some excitement ,occas ioned
by the arrival of The First Regiment, Of
Rhode Island Volunteers. They came
direct from Wi!iamsport. and to the
1 sound ef martial music, marched through
our streets to the o!d Barracks, and went
into camp duty, until arrangements could
I be made for their transfer to Washing
ton by the Baltimore and OHIO Il. R.
They pumbtr about 1900 and are as
fine looking, Intelligent and well behaved
a body Of men, as lever saw together -
In their passage III ough our streets, the
4 fair sex smiled, waved their handker
chiefs ard showered their boquets upon
them 80
The Frederick Herald a dirty seces
sion sheet, .d't.d by Mort. Xii gour, al
though the name OF that nice young
man Johh Heard, stands at its. head as
/ It's editor, took occasion to spit out some
Of its vsuum upon the character of the
soldiers comprising this reg imen', de-
nominating them, "1he Northern Scam,
and sneering at them ia the low
est blingsgate. The paper found its
way into the camp, and some of the
brave men comprising the regiment, feel
ing indignant at snch language, detern,
! ined to administer to the scoundrel a
proper chastize ment for his vulgar al use.
Z A body of them repaired TO the Herald
7otfice' and demanded an explanation.
= The poor Ii,i ul fellow and his guam
dom friends. fearing personal violence,
had guard detailed for their protection,
which was hardly sufficient to protect
4 their hides from meiited punishment, nor
would it have been, but for the timely
appearances of Col. Burnside. who order
ed his men to desist from further acts cf
violence. But for his opportune arrival
!. blood would haze been shed, and our
I city, been the scene Of bloedy drama.
!, Frederick county is all right for the
r onion' and can and will sustain the
: good old flag, ''taAie Stars and Stripes in
: any emergency. Her people are true
and loyal aad has no sympathy with
treason. The clalion voice of old war
!. horse Frank The mas, whom we have
Just elected to Congress will be heard in