The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13

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Ga u Y an old saying ,hst many nanu' .n
make light worH. nov neo1ssa., IL, .s"nai snv
shateysfy citizen iay as'a' a.. p:,so s,...
~ po'.t,oal cons'aeta..oas, a. a. ~"u ~ sn,,n,rv
and ioysl serves y 'ne 'o'' aN;, u",n uIS ~
y Nls tame o. national peril now sau
hs!sp.ctseis Of men oora 70 an .nne.r .
'saEcs so' freedom 'he mos' glorious ;.n,,s ei1'
possessed oy the sons o' nheu' W,.,"o,u
.ng' er yiaid'ns AZ oes', 2 pul 'Aruy anu
lukewarm supper, W sne uose.u.e";. y. a..
" Whom the south hrs1 oroacnea n sae luz" "a
OF sscess'on' 'hey 'el.eu n1: 1:: 30 nusn ..ann ~
ther own s'rsnS'n' ~ IN u''s.oH an,u"s
Sus. that would cripple 'ae enlc'enoy W
any means ina. We m.gn. use s,a " J.a;uu n%uu'
the consu'ma''oa y. 'ne'' ...s.;aa oo'u u of
hpe,y s:ep I ha. baon M olonnad I and tram.
The haoeii'on' mas oeen e'osseo anu a,;,;"al r
meieu oy sne oPPve's''n " so.'' P;, .;s,
party or cirque; tut upa"uo " go
tsesn ,o"g months houe."'. , . . Sa,d "u,
vailed. Every ,nuuce,hehs was ae'. .t";u u
~ sne tevo''ea oa'es W 'e.u'" w ,,Ar.d
allegiance. our armies were eMp'o':a
80 guard the es'a'e' o' men who To,o y. s':,.n ~
arms against US, ana all IN VAN. !" e, n''eu
20 bring BACK the merry Sou'nern o'I.o .,o.
holders, or satisfy the political grumplers
sM nome a cha"ee VI Ply ,.o..
necessary. and now wall OF norro, sJe'
forth. Inc Cons!llu.'on 10 p'e oe'ns ~. ,.hals
ted. ny whom violated oy 'n9 M 'eu.'i "nS
IN arms against US: w Nv ~. ~ ,;rs of
OF condemnation ialis from 'ne "p'
those -sern''traitors' when 'eu' DaV'' ane
;,Co. are mentioned. But every measure SUR,
tllat does not merciluily gIant 70 ieoe''
full protection in all their rishts OF prop
'eriy as IN times OF peace y cons''ueu wha i"
20 : violation Of the constitution n VIVA. !.
\ wonder It is that they nave not lounu "
Nhconssi'u'io""' " A"' AS
agsinst US. u
In these troublous times II Dehoo!e' y: q s''
good citizens to make r firm s'ana IN ~, ~
vor Of any means that can be used 70 a.a
ousarnpies OF cripple the enemy ana .ie
who by word or deed tries TO WEAKEN !no
confidence OF the people IN tue executive
hest OF the nation, IS a traitor AZ ne",'.
Any naap who makes the political &C.
sioa Or political creed Of any poi'tca' par
w. the test OF his loyalty, is out carrying
4at the doctrines iald dowh oy '"o '0o''
leaders. .,., ,,,or. !,
ohch course u "c''o. ','o
mans strongest sympath'es ay: ~ SNOW sno"s .
'hat the paramount OBJECT IN MS ue'''eS'
is the triumph ofhis own party irfespec'
tive OF the good OF the country:
l have been told by men win arms III
their hands, and who fought uhoer :ne
banner Of Rebellion, Shat CONSERVATIVE
Party At the North could SO d'v'ae our
efforts. that their success was certain, ana
they fxultingly pointed to the results o'
lAs elections, as a presage Oh 'he'r iu'u'e
success.
In times like these, a man mus. .., oe ,bp ba
his country, or against H. ne n'"'' liz ~
sll or nothing. He cannot temper MS
patriotism by any sympathy with traitors,
lie cannot make the rights oi properly o.
rebels the conditions OF ms loyalty man
iisstly. there is no MIDDLE grounu, n
man must be patriot or traitor. 10y
ally and Treason covers all the ground
leaving no room for political sh'rks ant
weak kueed conservatives to hide IN
Ifhe hesitstes to make any concessions
Of party faith. lie goes into the traitors
batch.
These professed conservatives an'
would.be traitors, dare not come oodl!
out, and at once avow their principles
but from n tardy, reluctant and unwiinnl
support Of the Government, they nav
gone from bad to worse, until now the
a. not hesitate to avow their opposl,o
~ the war. and their hostility to the Gov
ernment. Already they are beginning
talk Of re-constructing the Union w'thot
~. L. tNaw Enoland States. Is not tn