The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-02


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their property and impoverish them, as
some incf proposed TO do some time ago.
but Who do not want to do quite so much
now. [Langhter.l 1 want just what
wanted all the time, and no more. / am
willing, if the people are, that they shall
have their property, what little they have
left, and L think they have good deal
more than they ought to have unless they
behave themselves better than they seem
to be doing; but yet care nothing about
that, if the people are willing. Ihave no
objection. Il do not want to be execution
er OF, these people; but WANT the right to
do few things as one of the loyal eiti-
Zens of this 1and-as a man who has as
much right as any body else, and no more,
to claim and exercise certain rights and
privileges in this country that, at least,
loyal meh should be entitled to-. I want
to be recognized in this land as a soldier
of the Republic and not a disgraced man.
want to be recognized ut the same time
as a man Who has done more for his eoun-
try than a traitor. [Great cheering.]7 1
want it to, be established in, this land that
General Sherman, who stands before the
American people in pfoudtf light, NOR
ally socially, politically and every other
way. is better man than Joe Johnston
| a man who has fought against him in the
| armies of treason. This is what Iwantte
see. / want to see, treason made eaioas
and loyalty respectable. fCheers.l
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Ft,sN Morals of Mexican Oficials,jIf
A City of Mtxicu letter to the Chieage
Tribune says. ys.~
Twenty years age. the vicinity of Xuar-
.natta, in the State of MichOican, was sadly
infested with robbers, and Colonel was
sent with a regiment of cavalry to break ap
the bands oflatlrones which were epro@libg
through the country, The Colonel hadlio
/. eye for speculation-was no business man
was only 4 soldier, whose sole ambition
was to do his duty, and consequently, uh<
/ like most other officers. made no bargain
with the ladrones, by which they divided
their spoils. In a few weeks he Ieemplete-
/ ly routed the robbers, and travellers ahd'
dilligehces were no longer disturbed. The
10th of September, the birthday of Mexi=
can independenee.appro and a meet
ing of the principal citizens of Xuarhata
was held, at which the Colonel was invit-
ed to be present. The meeting resolved to
celebrate Independence: Day In grand
style, with fire works, dinner, procession,
4 illumination, &C.. and appointed the Town
Council to carry the resolutions into ef-
feet, Everything went along swiInmingly
for awhile until the committee was brought
to a halt for want of funds. lin this dilem=
ma happy thought struck the city fathers.
they eal1ed.hpoh the Colonel, and told Him
that the celebration would cost more mon
ey than they could raise ON account Of
short crops and hard times, but If the Cos
lionel would allow it they would stop the
diligence and rob the passengers, prom-
ising to religiously appropriate the pros
ceeds of the robbery to the celebration
they then cotld have grand time, aHd il
would not cost anything. The Colonel
very coolly made application to the War
Department for the required permission,
and the application is now on file among
the archives of this Government What
a comment on Mexican morality W he'll
Bustamenti-one of the best rulers that
Mexico ever had-was President, a nephew
came to this city to purchase a tf0hsseal
, for his bride. he being about TO be married
The jewelry, amounting to 100000, was
, duly purchased, the fact being thkhowh IN
outside the palace, and the young man, in
eompahy with two servants 5set out dpoti
), his RETURN home He barely passed the
gate of Sah Lazaro, when he was attacked
by ten disguised robbers, who after taking
from him his money and jewels, suffered
him to 30 at liberty. He noticed the
a course taken by the robbers, and then hast
ened to the President, who gave him a file
ofsoldiers; with whom he searched house
, he saw the robbers enter, Here he found
, the entire gang engaged lin sharing their
booty, and the house was filled with sto-
len goods. The robbers proved to be Press
e ideht Bustamenti's chief ofistaf and mine
, Mexican notables, among the; richest in
! the city. The officer shot himself to
, prevent being arrested-the nine others
were convicted and garroted. Several Of
the most noted Mexican Generals, of both
! armies, commenced life as common high
waymen and murderers: 81 .-s..- F. -
!: eY-Jenkihs this described the liahgings