The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-18
UPPER SANDUSKY MARKETS.
CORRECTED pY q. H. HoLpRIpeE ( SON.
AT HIS OLD 7RYCKs-The Editor of the

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AT HIS OLD zRYCKS-The Editor Of tb'
"Union, for whose improvements in politioa
morals we had hoped SO much in our last issue
has most sadly disappointed our expectations
for in the Last "U nion" he gives unmi.takable
evidence of his return to his old habits, if any
thing overrides all former bitterness in his vi
tuberations against the Government.
Hear him:
1--WE don't want anybody to think, that be-
cause we advocate the filling up of the quota,
we are in favot of the war, not bit Of it, we
believe the civil confiictto be wrong and hed
we the power, we would say: "not man or a
dollar" but the Administration has the purse
and the sword they can command and the peo-
pie must obey"
He talks something like faithful member of
the Sons OF Liberty, and we have no doubt but
that if he was possessed of the strength Of
Hercules, he would etop the progress of the
Union army, and smash up things generally
with the Administrators. But then, Robert is
d delicate youth possessed Of enough nerve to
edit Locofoco Journal in the County Of Wyan-
dot, but hardly possessed Of enough BRAINS" or
MUSCLE" to overthrow the programme arranged
by Uncle Abe and his constitutional advisers to
crusk out this internal rebellion.
Robert need not declare his animas in Re-
gard to the rebellion, for it ha, been clearly
Ienuncated through the columns of his paper
ever since the dawn Of the rebellion, and the
people of tie County, and the true soldiers in
the field, know well enough on which side of
the present contest his feelings are warmly en-
Listed. But it may be well enough for him to
make his record doubly strong in order to al
low no room for controversy in the future as to
the position he occupied on the most impor-
tant question that has, or ever will agitate the
national mind. We had hoped, for his own
sake and the sake of his son William Henry,
who is bright eyed, clear headed little fellow,
who has future before him that he had re-
membered his ''no dollar nor not another man"
theory, and had concluded to yield . hearty
support to the war power from an attachment
to the principals Of constitutional liberty, & not
co-erssd into measures because "Old Alb e"
holds "the purse and the sUord," and to be
abstriperoxs, may subject him to some
lonely Lincoln Bastile, without bible or q
single leaf of note paper.
In order to leave no grounds for misapprehcn-
sions as to his undying hostility to the Gov
he says:
Gas we have said, we would not willingly
give one cent to ard Lincolns crusade for mig
gers or plumber would not desire one of his
slaughter-pens." Now to any man OF ordinary
intellect, it must be patent that an Editor using
such language, at time when tho nation is
FOR its national life, and its eneIaies
sre marsEsl'ing for last death struggle. ca u
lot bs over-stooked with loyalty, ard it seems
would rather rejoice at the success
,fthe rebels. In all our contemporary articles
N the war, the everlasting niger has prom
nent place. It is niger war 1t is niger |
quality and from FIRST to last it is nig-nig-nig |
,e"! Robert are you afraid to come into com /
ietition with the niger in the field of newsps-
'erdom? For he is terribly frightened about
he liberation of the Niger Bob stand on
our own footing, don't fear the progress that is
.oiRg on around you, stand up like hero in
he strife, and if some "mig9er" in the unwind
ng woof of time, should aspire to Democratic
as to the tripod of the Union and
ou think he has more brains than you have,
nd can fill the position with more credit ard
oility than you can. gracefully come down, It
cknowledge beat, but don't jepordze the lib
rites of men, and imperii the national life sim
the South. La
We fear the Union man is hopelessly Il
lind, and nothing will be of sufficient induce
lent to turn him from the error of his ways o
Ye fear even Bill Hen in years TO come, will be n
'hamed to own That his father opposed the war. Il
obert, you had better b.o-a-have yourself r,