The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21

THE Ravenna Democrat one of
the ablest journals Of the Western
Reserve declares for Grant for Presi-
dent in the following manner:
The name Of Ulysses S. Grant is at
the mast head of the Democret for
President. The most brilliant name
in our American annals. In war
the pride and glory Of our armies;
IN peace, the hope and stay Of our
nation. Whoever may have FILTERED
or failed, Grant has not. Whoever
has disappointed the expectations Of
the people, Grant has not. At Fort
EDonelson, Vicks5urg, at Rich
mond, and all intermediate and min
or points, he showed himself the
true soldier, the able, unsurpassed
commander. He is no demagogue
Epandering for the plaulits or votes
of the people. He speaks by deeds
not words, and his deeds will Gil the
most brilliant pages in our nations 8
history. He fought stubbornly, re-
sistlessIy, successfully, the largest,
best appointed, and best Differed
army of the rebellion, before Rich
Emond.a Richmond fell, Lee surren-
dered, the econfederacy collapsed. To-
day, in the midst of new dangers,
second only, if indeed second, to
those that environed us before the
fall Of Richmond-dangers caused
by the treachery corruption and base
ness of Andrew Johnson-Grant
embodies,in his single pes son, the
Imost potent and effective power the
nation possesses for its safety. In
his faithfulness abides the capability
/ to overcome these dangers, and to
save for the peoples enjoyment in
Ipeace, what his yalor won for them
in war. And what is better, he is as
reliable and worthy to be trusted
now, as then. This, the sequel will
show. And when-the whole history
of these anxious passing days shall
i be revealed and written; when
Grant shall have again saved the
nation from threatened perils-per-
lis imposed by plotting rebels and
!, their sympathisers, led by the apos-
/ tate, falseheartad, act ng Presid len ,
the people will again see and realize
what reason they have to rejoice in
the fidelity and ability Of their great
| military chieftain, and will prepare
their civil wreaths to surmount the
: martial chaplets that adore his brow
and another page, no less brilliant
than the former, will be added to
the history Of the nation, snatched
from the jaws Of war, and in peace
: saved from the base Vaccinations OF
the treacherous, by an answering
and heroic maintenance efthe rights
of the people, and the principles
of our Republican form Of Govern
ment. =" 'S'
:, In the present .disordered, state OF
! the country, produced by the evil
work of Andrew johnson, Gen
Il Grantfis the sheet anchor ofthe Re
L publican party. With no other man
5 can they 60 into the Presidential
, struggle Of 1868 with a positive as
5 surance ofsuccess. With him fol
our standard bearer, victory will be
| as, sure Rs. it will be well deserved
2 people feel, and SO will decide, that
they cannot hazard a sure triumph
: to crafty any man, or set of men
however otherwise worthy of regard
5 they may be. Hence, the immense
f., majority Of the Republican masses
F., demand the nomination Of Gen
: Grant, and in compliance with The
, unmistakable will of the people, and
as one the organs of their instinct
l lively felt sentiments, we, to-day un
furl our banner to the breeze, proudly
r inscribed with the honored and sue
Y cess giving name Ulysses S. Gran
1 for President in the campaign o.
: 1868. -ar