The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

!. as might be expected to come from tb'
heart and hand, of man, who before de
i, cared that "if any one, or more Of III
A States OF this Union, should. at any time
secede. for reasons OF the suf6ciency ant
justice of which, before God, and th'
great tribunal Of history, they alone ma!
Judge.
Much as l should deplore it, I neye
would, as representative in Congress o
the United States, vote one dollar of mo
ney whereby one drop.of American blooc
should be shed in civil war +"
What candidate to be the great lead
er Of a party With proclaimed that it is
in favor Of the "Unian rs it was, and the
Constitution as it is" What bravo host
are his followers, great yalorous, mighty
peace men Men who have sworn to
journey all the way to the British pos
session, TO the once bloody field Of Lun-
dy's Lane under the command OF General
Puyh, where the thunders OF Niayara.--
(Welcome destroyer of sounds from small
Ter things) will save their ears from hear
ing the bugle sounds Of the more patriot
ic hosts going forth to battle and to vic
tory in the Cause of, our whole country
Peace men, men who refuse to meet
traitors to their co intry and their consli
tuition I! Only think OF it We fight our
Southern brethren ? never Our faith
er, now an exile, vote to spill blood in a
civil war? Never. We ate peace men.
The men Of the South are our brethren
The Abolitionist, the war men oil Ohio,
are our enemies. and when we shall have
crowned that patriot exile Governor Of
Ohio, then will we make demand upol
the "tyrant Lincoln" to suffer him to rs-
turn, and if that "dictator" says no, then
will we bid defiance to those "Idotic des
pots" al Washington, shake the ashes of
"peace" from our valoroui locks, and 60
forth as warriors to bring back the object
of our alteration, and then if war comes,
civil war, because we bid defiance to the
acts of an aboilionized, military court
and an oil Judge of Jackson's own ap
pointment, and one who has always been
1 Democrat, let it come, for we will sub
nit to "tyrsnts" no longer. -nura
Fellow citizens of Wyandot county, is
he veil not lifted? !? Is Vallandigham a
Union man when tied by his own words 4?
Are his friends peace men, when tried by
heir own declarations ? while they refuse
o war against rebels to save the "Union
IS it was,' do you not see how ready
hey are to bring civil war to your own
loors BY adopting the same course, per
uel by Jeff Davis and his co.traitors At
he South, that of delying, and seltipg at
ought the administrators. and acts OF the
government. rf}
These men say there shall be peace
With rebels in arms, but with our own
government they will have no peace. '
Voters Of Wyandot county, are you
eady for such scenes as these men, wick
d party men declare you shall see, un-
ASH the government submits TO them. Il
Are you prepared to witness, around
our own fresides. such scenes as have ,
cen witnessed in France and Mexico,
nd even now by traitors in onr own
encourags such men. if
OF, stand by men who stand BY the Uni
n, and the laws. ...... ,..5. ......
This question comes home to you all
u true 20 yourselves, to your children.
humanity. to your country, and all will.
, we'll. UNION.