The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-06

Z. Did not II. A. Hoyt. in the darkest hour of
per for signatures, which had for its object
disgraceful submission upon the part Of
the North to the South?
8. Did not H. A. Hoyt circulate subscription
paper for the relief of Vallandsgham, the
convicted traitor?
9. Did a solitary individual placed in nominas
gle exception of the one who WAS in the
field, lend helping hand to maintain tile
integrity of the Union?
10. How is it, Robert. that you are found sup
porting a semi democratic platform, accord
ing to your own Interpretation, when you
have one after your own heaEt before you,
got up by those pure apostles of the peace
principle, Aleck Long and Bill Cory,
every piankof Which is redoleht with the
true afflatrs for which you have been bat
tling so va!antly during the war-nothing
omitted, not even the " Slavery and
State Rights" plaMka We ask, How
could you apostatne ifom so pure faith
Whilst answerirp tbe above oucsies Rob.
please state for our personal satisfaction, who il
was ,bat rcncaled the Black Laws of Ohio
AboIn;os;sts or Democrotsp and whether Of not
knowiph vou have not the shadow Of a chance
scopeeJ rourself behind Sombo. and commcnc
ed Justify believing " oolr'-" Wooln-with
the hone Of punnino the blockade. unoues-
toned with vour County ticket during the mn.
roar9 Own mn like Major Robert and we
nladoe o,r wotd.--o,, Lonor--tbot we want ox
nose ro,, to tho n,l;t;c;o,s
R,t ,6vv to frond ttort W. SLAIN, that or,.
man cpiN,, Of SAVING and dning 90 ,nrnb dn.
ring the psst four veors, against the Govern.
pent. i unworthy Of the gonhdcnce and SIM.
port Of tbe neople no matter how comnetent
he tnay be III All the Office NOR what his nrefan.
siohs to septility. jeff. Davis was the polite,
afable gentleman. but was nevertheless the
leader of a rebellion that has drehehed our land
with blood. ahd should be reprobaled bv the
Amerieon peonle. Booth. too. we are told was
according to the ChesterGeldian standard. n
gentleman, whose every word and GESTURE were
those of studied boliteness. and vet he was
gnilty of the most atrocious crime known among
men Henry A. Hoyt may be a gentleman, but
then If he has said and done what is mputed
to him, he is unfit to fecelve the support of the
people of Wyandot county, and if our feeble
efforts will prevent such result, we will use
them to the best of our ability General Kirby
is at least his equal in gentlemanly bearing
and is as well qualified to discharge the duties
of the office He has been breasting the storm
of leaden hail that has been beating against
our ranks in the front during the whole period
of the war. He has stood up for the unity and
of his country-Hoyt has not! He
has risked his life in defence of the old flag
I1oyt has been using his influence at home du
ring the sametii in oppcslng the war! Kirby
has nobly displayed his patriotism in leading
Our brave boys in the charge against the rebel
ranks-Hoyt has been at home raising 10 cent
collections for the benefit of C. r. Vallandir
h IN. the bonisbed troitort Kirbv b,a beeh
attached to On army wbosa brilliant ocbieva
perts ore now tha odr;rot;on of tbo world orj
will form bp;cht and GLOWING mart of tba his.
torv Of our conntrv for al so,b;no t;me-Hovt
was connected with an assoo;atior which hod
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