The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
NUMBER 81.
Known as the Union teague.

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couraging riots? '
do hot, and do not belong to any
such organization, or any Organisation
that am ashamed Of, or to any that I
am unwilling to give all the information
in my possession, except the signs and
passwords. #t
Do you know Of any organization hav.
ing,or have you, concealed weapons2
have none myself, nor has any or
ganisation to which belong. l disap-
prove Of carrying or Using thetn. l can,
however give you names Of men who ay
there have been arms distributed III this
town. I think can prove that there
are men in this town who have more
arms than this jury would consider nee.
essary for ordinary occasions. I want
this JURY to subpoena A. Fulton; Fred.
Feiring Sen. and ]. W. McCune, sac
What oath do you take? -,
1t is to defend ard tnaintaih thb, laws
of otr country in oppositing to tiOt and
treason. 7l'it
Are you to defend any particular Ad-
ministration or set Of men? 5s.,
We are not. -.....
Are you to do this when you are call.
ed upon by the proper authorities; Of On
your own account? Hs7
When am Called on. s gvse
Another witness: gs haa
What are the objects and principles of
the Union organization? ...s,
They are Of such a character that any
man who is not traitor Or rebel would
be willing to endorse them at any time
or any place. We are "for the Union as
it was and the Constitution as it is"
How large is Eyour organization?
On the lst Of January 10000 members
in this State; we now number, suppose,
from $4,000 to 10000 in Ohio; i am
also led to believe that we are very nu-
merous in all the loyal States, including
Maryland Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-.
souri,, and that the soldiers Of the South
ern and Western army belong to 1t in
large numbers.
The following question was asked sew.
aral witnesses, but we give the ANSWER of
but one : ..a:.n
De you, or does the organization to
which you belong, approve Of the act Of,
General Gilbert, in breaking up the lem.
ocratic Convention at Frankfort, Ky?,.
AS an individual, do, the Union Or
ganization does not discuss the actioha Of
Generals in any way.
Another witness; ,,.,.
Forernan.--Well, what aro YOU here
for?
/ don't know.
Foreman.--We are tired and sick of
his business. Your company il good,
out we will excuse you. -,
But the most unenviable part played,
'emains to be narrated. Failing 70 find
.ught sgainst Union men through suppo.
'sd members of the organizatioppi the
'ancity of the family circle was. INVADED,
n the hope that something indictable
could, through that means Be brought u
light. Emiline Angeny, the daughter Of
/ reliable Democrat living near Wipgert's
corners, was summoned before the Grand
Jury, when the following Questions were
sked, and answers returned:
Where do you live?
With Mr.. j. g. Robinson, the printer.
Did you ever hear Mr.. Robinson threat.
n the life of any one? ,f
never did. .t
Did you ever. hesr him say that hi
ould, or that he wished A. NJ. Jackson
'ould get ball put through his head
thin two weeks? r.er
Inever did.
What kind Of language does lie make
Sc Of in his family?
l don't know-no kind in particular.
have lived in his family nine month";
never have heard anything bad. 81.
Did you ever hear him speak Of Mr..
.ckson?
l have, but I don't now remember
hat he said.
Here, friends. we have given the result
the attempt to make political capital
1t of the secret Union Organisation.--
cad it yourselves, and get everybody
Sc to read it. 1t viii do the Union
use no harm.-[ Bayrus Weekly Joarx.,
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