The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-05-28

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Georgia, many of whom were origi-
hal secesaionists, recognizing the
wisdom of the maxim Enemies in
war, in peace friends, and ar6ently
desiring the speedy restoration. of
union, harmony, peace and good
government, instruct me through
their representatives now here to
cast eighteen votes for General q.
Is Grant. f[Applause. rf;<
Idaho-'The territory of Idaho
casts two votes for q S. Grant.
-Illinois-Mr. President Illinois
casts thirty-two votes for U. S..
Grant. oas1 s9a.;!2 tsl5 ~ -asa
Indiana-Indiana casts twenty
six votes for General U. S. Grant.
| Iowa-Mr. Prcsident-Iowa casts
sixteen votes for General u S.
/ Grant, and promises to back it up
with forty thousand majority. [ Ap-
plause.1 a6ffte+ j-a - tfi'7+
Kansas-Mr. President, Kansas,
the John Brown State, gives six
votes for U. S. Grant. Applause
and laughter. e@ta ~
Kentucky-Mr President The
State of Kentucky has directed my
delegation to cast the vote of Ken
lucky, twenty two votes, for Ulys-
ses S. Grant. al
Louisiana-The State of Louis
lana casts fourteen votes for Gen.
U. S. Grant, and we propose to
fight it out on this line if it takes all
summer. -" go .s,h-
Maine-Maine gives fourteen
votes for Gen. U. S. Grant. s-
Maryland Maryland, my Mary
land,' gives fourteen votes for
UlJ sses. s.. Grant "
Massachusetts, The State of
Massachusetts casts twenty four
votes for Ulysses S. Grant. -.f
Michigan-The State of Michi-
fgan, following the State of Massa-
chusetts, gives Ulysses S. Grant
sixteen votes. .-'5i aaf9 -S
| Minnesot ta-Minnesota, the North
west State, gives all she has, eight
votes, for Ulysses S. Grant. pa -
Mississippi-The Site of Mis-
1sissippi, the home Of jefferson Da-
| Wis, repudiates the traitor, and of
fers you fourteen votes for General
10. S. Grant.
Missouri-The State Convention
of Missouri voted for Ulysses S.
Grant and a Radical platform, and
t we feel sure he will carry it out.
Missouri gives Ulysses S. Grant
twenty two votes.
Montana-The gold hills of Mon
tana resound with the name of
IGrant. Montana casts two votes
for Ulysses S. Grant.
Observation-Disclosures, the last
State admitted into TIE Union, and
the first State to adopt impartial
suffrage, applause, gives six votes
for Ulysses S. Grant.
| Nevada-The Silver State has six
votes for Ulysses S. Grant, and
proposes to give three votes more
in the fall.
l.. New Hampshire-Gives ten votes
for Ulysses S. Grant.
New Jersey-I am Instructed by
our Convention which in giving
these instructions spoke the voice
of every man Of the Republican
party, in her name to cast fourteen
votes for Ulysses S Grant.
| New York {Sickles The State
of New York casts sixty-six votes
for Ulysses S. Grant ....-
North Carolina-Mr. President,
North Carolina, commonly known
as the land of the 'star heels" gives
eighteen votes for Ulysses S. Grant
and will give twice eighteen thous-
and votes in the fall for Ulysses S.
Grant-which we think we will
stick.
Ohio--Ohio has the honor OF
being the mother Of the great Cap
tain. Ohio is in line, and ON thai
line Ohio proposes following this
great Captain who never knew de
feat, to fight it out through sum
mer. Forty-two votes for Ulysses
| S. Grant, and we will back it up.
/ Oregon--The most Southwest
ern State in this Union, has direct
ed her delegates to cast six votes
for Ulysses S. Grant
/ Pennsylyania-Casts fifty two votes
| for General U. S. Grant.
g. Rhode Isiand--Little Rhody
your only sister, gives her eigh
votes for Grant, and wishes she hac
more. . go ..--. -..,.-r
| South Carolina-The birthplace
and home of J. G Calhoun and the
/ doctrine of States Rights. and ths
first to withdraw herself. from the
| Union, directs me, through her-rep
resentatives sent here by Repub
lican majority of 43,470, returning
as we. do to the Union, arm-in= arm
and heart g and heart with Massa
chusetts, gives her twelve votes fol
Ulysses S. Grant .sEreas,s =
/ Tennessee-Tennessee being one
4 of the Southern States that was
forced into the rebellion, being the
| frstto reconstruct, and to be ad
United into the Union, cast twenty
votes for Ulysses S. Grant, and with
a solemn pledge never again to vote
for President or Vice President
as traitofous as Andrew johnson.
!, Texas-Texas, through her dele
cation here assembled, have in
structed me to cast twelve votes fol
Ulysses S. Grant, from the Empire
! State Of the South, containing 275,-
900 square miles. 80. f=---
Vermont-The Republicans o.
Vermont, through their delegation
give their vote for Ulysses S. Grant.
Virginia-The State. of New Vir
ginia. rising from the grave that
Grant dug for her on the .Appomat
I tox, gives up her twenty votes to