Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30

Of Mr.. Rieser the Union further
says: A'That he is not Democrat,
and does not sympathize with its
principles, is evidenced by the fact
that he is the Radical candidate for
an important Office
b" 'The Radical party holds that a
negro is as good as white man.
SO does Mr.. Rieser!"
., Mr.. Union, the Radical party
holds more than that. 1t holds that
la good negro is better than a bad
white man! So does Mr.. Rieser,
and SO do all good, decent and re-
spectacle men! The word good
is general in its meaning. AS quiet,
Industrious, civil, and moral citizens
Archy and B. Allen stand just as far
above some achite men as the heav.
ems are above the earth AS a pat
riot, Bill Johnson" leaves many
white men far back in the shade
Now for the proof in Bills" case.
This same Union Of Dec. Oath
| 1868, said: I'VE have report in
the New York Herolrs Washington
special that the Democratic mem
/ bers of Congress had meeting to
discass their future policy, and that
there was a general feeling tor vot-
ing men and money to carry on the
war vigorously. This is, doubtless.
a lie made out of whole cloth Dem
ocrats have made up their minds, il
the war machine is to continue to
run, that the Republicans should
keep it in motion. 1t is their war
They started it, and they will be
held responsible for its results"
] Now, Mr.. Union, did not "Bill
johnson" help keep the "war ma
chime in motion, black as be is
while white Democrats did all they
could to help the Rebel side in the
contest? To prove that Democrats
did so we go no further than the
columns Of the Union, here at home
i The Radical party stand by the
results, and through such men as
Capt. Rieser and Bill Johnson point
| to the salvation of the Republic
Then is not Bill johnson bette,
than such treacherous, white Demo.
Gratis who took the position above
referred to, as friend of the I'm
|, lion? Every friend Of this Repub
II c says yes!
All, yes, and that is why you war;
lGermans not to touch Mr.. Rieser
| He was a soldier! He, in the houl
Of need, was where his country
needed him, not asking who would
live or die-who would get the
loaves and fshes-what copperhead
Congressman might decide to do
but the drum heat, the command
was given, and he went where open,
brave and armed traitors were to be
| found, at the Il iont-amonSst theii
secret haunts and strong works
while Democrats, ocalled, coldly
turned their backs on soldier and
country and cried, peace! peace
are not those men our Southern
brethren p
Germans of Wyandot, Mr.. Riesel
| is MAN! He. with you, came here
for Liberty, for even handed justice
when Rebels and Democrats struck
a. the nations life, Mr.. Rieser step
ped out in defence of Liberty, ol
freedom, of the institutions Of his
Eadopted country! Did ,chite Dem
ocrats stand by him to man? Did
Myers, his competitor for Sheriff
do so? No! But every Radical
| did. and so did many Democrats
and they will do SO again! And Sc
would the ALIENS and 81 'hnsoi 8
were they voters. All, yes, that's
what hurts the cops. If such as
they were Democrats, all would be
we'll. But he, whose race has beer
enslaved- kept under the heel of the
oppressor-can have but little sym
pathy for man or party who seeks
by every act, to crush out Liberty
and hold or keep his race in igno
rance, poverty and bondage.
| he hepuoIicail parry Is Hot pro
i,scriptive. Its mission is to build up
l,not tear down Those who were
| the rankest w-nothings' are
now leading copperhea, Behold
L. D. Campbell! Sam. Carey! and
%others.-
Of Mr.. Rieser, personally, the
Union has mot a single disrespect-
|ful word to. speak"
Voters of Wyandot county, such
man is fit to vote for! will make
a good Sheriff; and whether the
Union would get the crumbs that
would fall from his table, if elected
or not, just such {. man, all good
I"Germans'' should be proud to hon
or by their votes.
REPUBLICAN.