The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06

iect of war as those Of Jack Burnsby
upon the subject of navigation. "If so
be-" said that renowned and experienced
navigator, "the ship is not ahoat, proba.
bly, she has gone down" Laughter |
They know not what to do. They are
upon false premises. They are angling
and bobbng after bite from political
parties. They have not any great, and
general, and leading ideas in this matter
They call their victory Of last Fall con-
servative victory. Now, let us look at
that little. Go out to the hills and the
valleys; go along the meanderng streams;
60 where the stars shine in all their beau
ty, and where the breezes play in all their
freshness and fragrance, and what has
been the result? Why. there you see,
a majority of between 10000 and 10000
rolled up against this mighty conscrva-
tive element. Where is the overthrow?
Go down into the wards of this city,
where, l doubt not, there are some very
good people, but where liquor-shops pre-
dominate, where dance houses send up
their music, where brothels tester, and
where vllainy and immortality congre-
gate, and you will find that entire major
ity overthrown, and that is the conserva-
tive victory OF 1859; Cheers and laugh
ter do abroad. The English and their
Pos'Ilon has been alluded to, The Eng'
llsh people are with us Prnce ALDER!
was win u.s. and with ms dying hand
corrected dispatches Tor the purpose OF
mlu$a,lns n the controversy between the
anSllsh people ana the American people.
queen victoria Is with u.s. Bright and
Golden are with us cheers and the
great iights OF the Brihsh people are with
U.S. out IN, onat miserable, degraded hllelnS
orgah' me Lonaon 1,mes' IS against US.
Gregory ana Lindser " 70. have vented
'heir illIlehess upon us, and the British
aristocracy are against US IN this great
question, not that they hate the Amer-
ca, can people, but that they hate republican
liberty And this question is not merely
between The loyal people of the loyal
states and this internal Rebellion, but
1t Is question between the American
people and the tyrannles and aristoca-
cies OF the earth, and has to be fought
as such.
France we have little to saw about. Ii
is Government of schemes, a Govern
ment of design, that will 90 where
it can 10 serve its own particular selfish
purposes for the time being, and we have
to expect no friendship from it. 1t will
be governed only bv its sense Of selfish
ness and its fear. The British Govern.
ment we have little right to call to ac-
count When these States were at peace
with each other, when our States were
going oh successfully in full tide ofI
prosperous experiment, we heard a cry
from abroad. To be sure, it was subdued
by cardences and interrupted bv sobs
and we hardly knew what it meant unless
it was a cry of bereayed Africa stretch
ing forth her mothers hands and asking
for her sons. But really it was England
She furnished houses Of her aristocracv
for the generation Of Emancipation GAS,
but the yerv first suuall this bastard Con.
federacy piyes for the unboldino and
support of American Slavery. the British
aristocracv in the name of tbe British
Government, advertise themselves as wet. |
nurse to start with. And she has held
on to that position till the present mo.
ment. She deserves to be arraiened at
the bar of the civilized world, and charp-
ed with unfriendliness and hypocrisy,
and charge it upon her. She fitted out
this nefarious pirate Alabama in her own
ports, built bya member of Parliament,
manned by English sailors, and it was
known what her Infamous errand was
And when our merchants of this great
,itv ret topetber their contributions of
,haritv TO feed tbe staryipg neonle of
Lancashire, it will be a mercy indeed if
his nefarioiis pirate shall not seize them
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