Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

JuFenall mas SHOWN us ScNeFal copies
of old newspapers, one copy called
the Litchiield (Conn. Monitor"
hearing date, Wednesday, October
23d, 1905 II is sheet a by IS
inches, printed in course type, on
blush paper as rough as that used
10y merchants to wrap goods in. 1t
contains an article, entitled ''Vindi
cation Of, ,Thos. Jefferson" Governor
Jonathan Trumbull's address to the
Legislature of Connecticut, which is
very short, occupying the space OF
about half column of the REPUBLICAN,
aud miscellaneous matter aud adyer
tisments. There are no accounts of
railroad or steamboat disasters. No
telegraphic dispatches!
Among other papers in the lot, are
two copies of sThc Wvandot Pio-
neer'' edited by Louis A. Drummer,
Esq, now editor of the Democratic
Union
The political articles. in these cop
les pitch into the Democracy with
great vigor. In the issue of August
2lst, 1868, tLere is an elaborate edi-
torial devoted exclusively 10 Vallan-
digham and his Record. We quote
an extract:
That Vallantigilam has done mucl, by
his acts, to arouse 4 mob spirit in the
North, we cannot for q moment ques-
ton, and that as a sequence, growing
out of his leadership. a disposition has
been engenlered at the north. to oppose
the Government in its hercuanean eff
forts at suppressing the rebellion, is also
Il fact to our minds indisputable. 1t then,
it is true. how will his election effect the
status of the State toward the Federal
Government? and what hearing will it
have on the rebellion? These questions
are easily solved. First; he being by
Virtue of his office commander in chief
of the forces of Ohio, would at once re-
fuse to lend the support of the militia of
the State to the general government. this
would as 9 natural consequence, bring
about o conflict between the State and
Federal Government, produce civil war
in Ohio, and thereby. secondly strength
EN- the hands of the traitors. and pave
the way to a total destruction of the
Union.
Tbs platform adopted by the De
mocracy of Butler co., County is re-
produced and the attention of the
reader is thus called to it by the ed
itor:
Let loyal Democrats read the follow
ing conyicting evidences of disloyalty in
the peace party, who are stealing the
livery of Democracy to serve jeff Davis
in. They were passed by a so called
Democratic Convention, in Butler coun-
". Can Jackson Democrats stand it?
From the local columns we repro
duce Il few items as follows:
WANTED-On subscription. few bush
els of green corn, tomatoes, cucumbers
and few dozen more of nice young
chickens.
IMPORTANT ENTERPRIsE-W congrat-
ulate our county upon the organization
of Bank III this place, under the safe
and popular system of Secretary Chase.
DIDN'T RUS WELL~-Our distinguished
German fellow-citiZen, VIM. Hitchcock,
who appeared in Il ls'card'in the '.Union,' y
few weeks ago. making an obsequious
bow to t'Pretzels and Lager Beer" for
their votes. did not run well at the Pri-
mary election on Saturday last, for Dem
oeratic County Recorder.
On the local pages of the same
copy is communication entitled the
s.First Book of Chronicles for 1868, %
which w. B. Hitchcock and Simeon
Inman will probably rememt er
In the issue of September 11th,
1868, the leading editorial concludes
thus:
Up-up then men of Wyandot. one OF
their stumpers has openly ayowed him
self in favor of "cdlting Democrats homst
from the army and letting the Niggers anc
a6olitionist fight it out and is now asking
your votes for Prosecuting Attorney, all
,the candidates on the County ticket
With him are pledged to the same policy
and are secretly working to accomplish
their foul ends. TIE simple fact, that
they are identified with Vallandigham
and are on the same ticket with him
and will vote for him, should be enough
TO render them obnoxious to the loyal
people of Wyandot county. Watch them
and put your seal of disapprobation or
them this fall at the ballot box.
A cannon is fourished at the head
of the editorial column in honor Of a
Republican victory In California Tic
prospectus of '.Bro wnlow's Knox
vile Whig and Rebel Ventilator'' is
given a prominent place in the edi-
torial column. On the first page is 6
a lengthy original poem entitled
"Pugh's March to Canada
Over two columns on the first page
are again devoted to V..liandigham
record in which Mr.. Brunner earnest
~ invites the attention Of his readers
in the following manner:
READ IT.
Don't fail to cad Vallandigham's rec
ord on the division question of the Union
which will be found on onr first paot
to-day. 1t has been correctly COPIED
from the Congressional globe; and there
fore there can be no room to doubt it
genuiness. Read it and show it to YOU
neighbors.
We suppose the Boston Traveller. :
leading Republican paper, is not far ou
of the way when-without the fear of thu
great Senator before its eyes-it says
AT Washington and throughout tn,
country. there is a change of opinion il
favor of the annexation of San Domingo
The conclusive report ofthe Commission
ers and the fair and Straightforward
message of the president are among tht
influences at work in favor of th
measure"