The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
Miseslsamu nf Aews,
Current Events.

The lessons which a brave and wis
people ought to learn from the teaching
of the stupendous conflict which the ma
ton has been obliged to MAINTAIN, for tn
preservation of her own existence, wit
those who sought her destruction, seer
to have had but little beneficial effect thu
far in clustering and discipliniug tn
minds Of the leading men of both sections
nor indeed have the calamities inhicte,
on us as a nation yet wrought upon tn
masses that wholesome degree Of sub
mission to the dictates Of morality an,
sound sense which they ought to inspir
in rational beings desirous OF proiting b,
the experiences of the past. Instead o
one and all uniting heat and hand in
common endeavor to re.establish peac,
and good government on a frrner anC
juster basis than ever before, they seen
torn into partisan factions, ravening like
iamished wolves over their dead prey
The honest determination to sacrifice sci
and do what is for the good of the whole,
which is the characteristic of the patriot
and the conscientious man, has giveu
place to the cupidity and grasping spirit
of the politician and speculator. This
is all wrong. If we would benefit by
the national woes inflicted upon us BY
political heresy and an inordinate love oil
manmon, we must calmly and resolutelv
set about redeeming the errors Of the past,
by incucating spirit of justice and rec
e--by consigning to obscurity the
base and venal demagogues who subsisr
by sowing discord among the industrious
al d wel-meaning ciIizens--and by ban
ishing from all respectable society, NO
matter what his wealth may be, the foul
parasite who sucks the life. blood of his
fellow man in order to still further swell
out his own bloated Golfers. By casting
out these lepers, making a united and
honest effort to restore harmony to the
councils of our country, and BY creating
generous spirit of rivalry in all branches
'i trade and industry, we will soon heal
al our political sores, fill up the gaps in
'ur financial resources, and again be
onward, a band of brothers, 10
he highway of national prosperity,-ED
The creditors of Morris Ketchum g. Co
lave agreed to accept 60 percent. on their
,lalms against the firm. The liabilities
ire nearly $4,0O0,o00, and the assets
IS, 5000. All this produced by The
criminal speculation of young man no,
vet % years old, in less than 2 months
Result. Bringing to the dust the COM
nercial reputation which his" fathers
ife-long pride has been to build to
owering hight. 81 oe1
The Augusta Constiutionalist, Georgia
ays that party is splinging into exist
nee favoring general rephdiation of a
'rvate Indebtedness. That paper de-
'ounces reputation as upwise, dishonest
nd unconstitutional. Several candidate,
or the Convention favor repudiation.
The Attorney General has notified Gov.
'erpont that claim agents, pardon bro
ers. lawyers, and other middlemen, de
~ rather than accelerate the granting oil
Orders have been issued at Washing
III for dsbanding thirty more Regiments
infantry, cavalry and artillery. sT
Only six deaths occurred at New bern,
:. G., among the white population, du-
Dg the month Of August. Y
The City of Baltimore sold its interest
the Northern Central Railroad for
3Sl 900. a !
1t is reported that the greater part Of r
Louisiana, with a consider |
lie quantity Of cotton, has been burnt. h
The President has committed the death K
ntence Of all soldiers tried for desertiou 9
Imprisonment for term of years. 7r :.
The first number of new evening pa c.
T, called the Post, was published at al
icagc on the evening Of the 4lh inst. Of
1t has been decided that officers who b,
ned over to Government horses cap a
ed from guerrillas. are not entitled TO pc
npensation therefor. th
Zen. Wilson was recently attacked by sh
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