The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-16

Hons II. ". Oiay UouTu, VI Missouril
. had been converted to McClellanism
He was a Virgiuian. been in the
State that had given birth to Washing
ton and Madison. the birthplace and
the country of the brave and noble
Stonewall Jackson. When he first came
here hewas not for Mcclellan, (but he
did not say for whom he was instructed
to vote), but since he arrived he was
convinced he, Mac, was the man for the
hour and the time.
Hon. W. W. O'Brien, ofPeoria, Hin.
ois was for peace, and didn't believe in
such an impossibility as . War Demo
crat.
Taking advantage of an unholy war;
they ride rough.shod over the rights ol
all. It has snatchsd our sons from US
to aid in forcing upon us these calling
wrongs. Let us resolve here tonight
that he shall have NJ more white blood
to prosecute this damnsble war.
But why say war is necessary; that it
will restore the Union I Great God
can you make man love you more, or
hate. you less, by shooting him to death
with bullets or cutting his throat with
sabres? " is folly-it is madness.
But we have men who call themselves
War Democrats men who for the sake
Of power, place or pelf, went into the
business of murder, and soaking their
hands in fraternsl blood, they hold them
up to you, all dripping in gore. and say.
"Behold my loyalty" Thew are not
Dsmocrats-they are Abolitionists and
this fsll we will bury them in the same
grave with the Abolltionists, and damn
them to eternal infamy. [Cheers.] Al
ready this infamous Administration cla-
moring for half million more of the gal
liant sons and brothers Of Chicago, Hin.
ois and the North, and send them forth to
Southern graves-for what ? To free
tho negro and make him your equal.
How do you like the prospect Cheers.
Hon. Henry Warren chairman ol the
State Committee Of Rhode Island, after
deuouucing theruiuous reign Of the Black
Republican tyrant. said:
Little Rhode Island, carried away by
the impulse Of the moment, once len1
herself to the mad project of this Aboli'
ton war; but she now sheathes the sword
and cries, "War is murder--I will no.
kill my brother" Emulate her example.
Roll on the car of peace and stand to
your guns ready for the emergency which
events may force upon you for this de-
cision. Be ever true to the faith of the
fathers and you will triumph.
Hon. Mr.. Trainor, Of Ohio, (tempo.
rary President of the State Convention
last year said.
II you wish for peace. great glorious
peace, vote for the nominee Of the Dem
ocratio Convention. A bloody war has
been waged, not for the liberty Of the
white man. but for elevatiug him to 9
quality with the negro. At the first call
$4,000 were called. They proved in
sufficient. Next 100000 more; and
some 100000 lives have been lost in
this war. Now the President has called
for $40, 900 more. Shall he have them?
[No. no, from the audience. The Dem
ocratic party want peace for if we don't
get it we will have to submit to military
despot.
He would urge the people to be free
men, and hurl Abraham Lincoln and his
minions from power. There is no diff.
ference between War Democrat and an
Abolitionist. They are both links in the
same sausage made out of the same dog.
Should resistance be offered at the polls
TO prevent our suffrage, let that resis-
tance be met with resistance. To .
question: The South will gladly come
back If Abraham Lincoln be hurled from
power. He has killed more men by his
proclamations than the rebel General
Lee.
Hon. Jas. s. Rollins. Of No., another
Mcclellan man followed this up:
AS long as this war against Southern
institutions as long as tbs war con6s-