The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

Miss. s. and the party whose principles she ad.
vocates, than to have ALL Of our boys stay at
home, and let Southern Traitors, Southern
Rebels, Southern Democrats remain unmolested
in the practice Of their damnable system OF ne
gro amalgamation, and consequent de'gehera'
ton OF our free white people. thousands ana
thousands OF our Northern Freeman, would be
freely sacrificed, their homes desolated, Their
wivas left broken-harted widows, and their
children destitute orphans, the innumerable
blessings attendant upon enlightened national
freedom, all, all would be willingly sacrificed
provsded Southern aristocrats styling themselves
democrats, with their sympathizers here could
contrat the reins of party power, and have the
unlimited privilege of pcrpetuatng negro sa
very, of manufacturing half whites, and making
money by the sale of their own mulatto off
spring!
1t is a fact admitted by nearly the entire union
element of the nation Republicans and War
Democuts) and she is not ignorant of the truth
that the perpetuation and extension of human
slavery is the great national riqh, which South
ern negro traders and their Northern allies are
fighting for; that the great mass of slave owners
have always been acceptable members of the
democratic party, that nine-tenths of the Mu.
lattoes and Quartroons in the unitod States are
the ilegitimate children of those democrats, and
that this propagation of an inferior race is an
inseperable clement of slavery, the net, the dar.
ling institution of American democrats as is
now practically shown to all enlightened ma.
tions abroad. But these so called democrats,
possess no principle, no vestage of Democracy.
This time honored name is used by them and
their sympathzerS merely as cloak under
which to conceal their hypocritical character
and intentions and the position OF Lady De-
mocrat making heartess rldlcule OF her own sex
"who are left behnd"-really to discourage
Others and prevent their going, is but evidence
that she is willing, though doubtless an igno'
rant co-worker with the enemies OF our Nation
in her struggle for its life. The silly eN-
rr>ssions "remained to protect his home
didn't go to war, hid her true POSITION about
as well as the astrlch is hid with her head stuck
in the sand while her body Is exposed TO we"
Miss s. probably misrepresents us when she
states that we made our first attack upon no.
man, in late number OF the Pioneer ana Is
wofully mistaken in concluding that she has
reduced us to mere cypher oy her V'raso re-
marks. We confess, however, ike the BOY VINO
coming in contact with skunk, received Il
copous srrlnkling, that we are rather wor''ed
but yet we arc spared and hope soon to repor'
our entire recovery! To prevent or future er
rors Or the past or our reveler, we would stat
some persons accused with writing "those lines
claiming that they are clear by your own show
ing since thir made their first union attack som"
years since, and proved themselves perfectly
"sound on the goose p
When nm invitation Is given for a debate
a ia understood that the CHALLENGER considers
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