The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-11
eremiah Moys and Ellen Stsnsley.

THE IMPENDING DRAFT.-What i.
Crane township doing in order to escape the
consequences of a do,nothing, policy, in the
coming draft2 The question is one we'll worthy
OF consideration. and should at once meet with
prompt r-ply If the citizens Of the town.
ship intend doing anything towards raising
money in order to hire substitutes, AMI thus
till her quota as demanded under the call for
3U0 900 more men, the sooner the work i. berun
the better. The Provost Marshall and his at
tendent are busily engaged preparing the cards
for the wheel of fortune. and if the quota is not
filed by the 18th of Fcbdary, til. proceedings
IN the case will go forward, anl the regular
number of men from Crane township under the
ca will be clothed in blue, and marched to
the front. The law pertaining to the draft is
ihexoarble, Old Abe wants more men, and
nothing but the most manifest pertinent disa
ollity, Will excuse a man from shoudering a
musket, if he is so fortunate as to draw prize
in Uuce Sans lottery. We notice that our
contempary of the Union, in his last issue,
comes out boldly in favor of selling bonds
Court House. Beey's Block, in fact everything
save and except his fine dwelling house on
Sandusky Avenue, his Printing Establishment
his heavy Investment in Railroad anil Bank
Stock. this of course is patriotic benevolcnce on
the part of Robert, and proves to the T., that
he is doll son of the Republic. We are
glad to find that our brother typo, has conclu-
of t,r +l, r
"drGtts," an being sound ''IN MIND AND LIMB"
is trembling for fear the "lot' NAV fall rp,n
him. Borrowing the fact that the "ollest in
hadHam" never knew Robert in his infancy to-
trouble "fre crackers OF shoot "sky racket
he IS nevertheless. in phsiqu, fully up to the
standard OF the regulation provided by law
for making soldiers out of, and if the township
is not cleaned, and he should be 80 fortunate as
to draw prize, he Will make brave soldier of
the Union army, especially as he was we'll |
drilled in tactics, and became fully acquainted
with the use of firearms, six shooters, pixies and
sich, whilst member Of the "Sons ofLiJe,tB."
And We think the only logic that will convert
this chief of sinners from the error of his ways,
20 oiio vi Acbuat TX .)erlcNC', earned DV q
twelve month service in the army. lie has had
line upon line, precept upon precept, warning
upon warming, and yet with tenaetity unsur
passed in the history of the past, he still clings
to his sins, and nothing but the stern realities
of military life will take the scales from hi.
eyes and make him true 'loil" son of the Re
public. Robert is man of one idea, all his
wisdom, the entire mar, is wr.pt tip in the
buncomb Democracy OF the age. Crack this
shell and the man will some forth in his trle
nature--Dumb. But we are glad to find him
for once battling for the right, we hore he will
urge his followers 70 woIk for the exemption of
the township and we with him, are willing to
sell bonds and almost anything but honor, for
onr a'vaton from camp life and chance of
b ing perforated with Rebel leal We would
prefer running rollers and using our shooting
stick at home, to the process of running balls,
and punching "our southern breatheren" with
q bayonet.