The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-12-05
WITCH then shall we hara for I

President ? There is one nan u3ons
whom the minds Nv the Di.i3cracyy
NV the country az ceI..er. 7 ai!.3o1
need I, who write az. 55I.''' after nv
name, say A. johnson. IIei Is Our
rock and our cheefest trust and in
him only hev we refuge. Tt seems
clear to me that he hcz all the quail
ties fer successful candidacy. He
was born nv poor parence in a poor
year, and in very poor State. His
father died when he wuz so. young
that he didn't remember him for
suthin like fifty years AFTER and he
wuz left a poor orphan to make his
way alone in tie world. He referred
to this interisten fact in his inauga-
raj speech ON the 4th Nv march 49,
65. He made Nv himself tailor
and actooaly worked on the boart
for livin and read histry while q
workin industlyly at his trade For
! the benefit of the people 1 wood
ate fact that may net be known
| that he from his honorable beginnin
hez swung around the entire cirkle
Nv ofishl honor holden, at diffrent
times, every offs is the gift NV the
people, from Alderman, Nv his
native village up to the Presidency.
Ef Iremember, he Incidentally refer,
ed to- these facts in aspeeeh he made
wunst. 2He;sHl 3-.5 is.g.se 81 5las
There are other reasons for sivn,, siv:in, ,
him the nominashen, -. nv
wich these are the most promi=-
nent. a.as5-,. 1s3E . - 1aystGlv -
! L Eff he isn't nominated and elec-s
It'd, Sewward, Weed, Raymond, and
Secretary Welles will to, onst go baR
to the Republican party. y.'suIcza s5,hsa
I 2. He hez the affecshns NV neaaiy
every offs holder in the Yoenited
j states and wat a fte they wood make
! TO retane their posishen.c .;is t..s s....
/ 8. His Democracy is entirely sat-
Iisfactory to me. He temporarily
labberated but when he. returned, he
4 WIZ fiercer than ever He Chamber
ed long way up the mountain NV
! Ablishen, it is troo but when he fell
he only sunk deeper in. the mire. Nv.
| Democrisy., We need never fear to :
trust sich a man. E3e a..t 7d 80 t-3flsT
/ 4. lie hez q incurab1e hatred NV
the Ablishnist. When they wood
ent receive him corelly on his
various toors,, he, swore eternel hos
tility to em. Hence we kin depend
: upon his bein troo to us. - 80.
s. Ez a further guaranty NV faith
: fulnis, may say that ] hev it from
the best ath rity that he takes only
4 whisky strate, heying given over all
them demoralizen- fancy beverages
wich sedoost him while he wuz in the
bonds Nv inikity and the gall Of bit
: terness.5. E6l,tje = - at...
Their are other reasons, but these
: are sufficient : Let US put onto the
ticket with him Henry Clay Dean,
{ and the arangementisc complete. We
hev the North and South represented
and the intellectooal and non intel
lectooal wings Of the Dimocrisy.: 7
love Dean. Ez he. stand afore an.
ajeunce,in all his greasiness, / feel.
that thera is suthin in him wich
: we must admire. I close this
article with .spggestin the follerin
. ticket. od8 9fscie. si.ost G7 t'.s.:
ss5T|1a For President, fat''i4 50 :
{ ''.3 ANDROO JOHNSON +. '.'.5
(The pride of the Postmasters) NJ
.v For Vice President, 30 9aJ
oe HENRY CLAY DEAN. .Iitz. 81
Respectfully .o :.
.,s..ar,e.A Kentucky Postmaster. =.
I shel sign it thus so that in case
! any other man succeeds, the author