The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

Gently they may htve been suPplng from
the Democratic stream must be charged
with the whole Of this terrible affair
All are abolitionsts who sustain the sd.
rniuistration ofour Government and sd.
vocate the suppression Of the rebellion by
military power. The leaders II the But
ternut wing Of this once mighty war par
ty, when the conquest Of territory for the
extension Of the institution before named
have changed now when the preservation
Of the country entire, from the grasp ol
rebels becomes necessary cry aloud peace,
peace! peacs!! and for the purpose ol
gratifying their unholy desires would dc
it as they say. by rejecting true and 10y
al states and embrace treason and disloy.
Il States, SO that they might again be.
come the rulers over that which their
treschsry has so long assisted in keeping
in deadly couflict--the whole country.
Under the false colors of an "earnesl
prosecution of the war;" they entered
into partisan political contest last fall,
and from their loud protestations that
they we're the real "wsr party" and that
they mast have the ''constitution as it is,
and the union as it was" they come out
with victory on their bsnnersl True it
was that they revealed the true object OF
that contest, that they deted the loyal
administrators Of our government to at
tempt the arrest Of o'thern trailors that
they, de6antly, declared that another
draft should not, and could not be en-
forced, that they cried out "not another
man and not another dollar for this abo-
ltion war"-that they proclaimed to the
world that "niggers and abolitionists
should fight the battles. and democrats
should come home" that they condemn
ed every effort Of the government to
crush the rebellion, THAT they shouted
in northern States for jeff Dayis,--that
they began to resist the arrest of desert
ers,--thst they wrote disloyal letters to
the srmy,--that they commenced pub
fishing to the world such let'ers in their
dirty, disloyal northern seven-by'nine
papers, that they offered compromises
to traitors south, that they organized
their Peace Clubs,--that they turned
their backs upon the brave soldiers in
the field, and offered words Of sympathy
and encouragement to traitors in arms.--
Then it was that they put their foot in it;
for they soon heard the thunders Of the
LOYAL and brave, in words not to be mis-
taken, coming, as moves the mighty lake
of lava down old Hecla's side, from the
burning hearts--from thousand tented
fields, saying. "War War War !!
to traitors, North rs well as South The
blow was crushing. The dilemma terri
bic to endure, and Northern traitors to
their Government, who seek the path to
the spoils. only; then. again, tried to save
their disloyal carcssses from final pollu-
tion by declaring that "this war must be
vigorously prosecuted and the soldiers in
the field must be sustained" yet they do
not condemn those violations Of law in
Ohio Indiana III. and other places, where
so lately, traitors hands have shed the
blood Of the loyal. but are ever ready to
publish to the world the letters Of men
who say that in the army it is the mig
ger Grst, mule second and the soldier last
And here lev me add that he who would
write such a sentence. knowing as he
does, if lie has sense enough to know any
thing, that it is untrue, is 6t only to be
below the "nigger," and the "mule" in
rank, and he who publishes il for his
readers is traitor to the interest of his
country and his couutry's defenders; ig'
norant Of the duty true man owes to his
country. or else SO desperately ignorant
that he will no: be held accountable or
that day, when he shall be weighed in
the balances and found wanting--ir
brains.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.