The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-18
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PHiLADELPHlA--The meeting of the Demoe.
racy of Philadelphia, 10 disspprove Of the Prssi.
dents Kansas policy, was very largely attended
and very enthusiastic. Mr.. Forney presided,
and Et. Governor Stanton made q strong and
telling speech against the iniquity; " ~ wv
A close student of the Bible suggests, in the
Marietta lntelligepcer, that there is reason for
81 pposiug that one of the descendants Of Aaron.
the High Priest, was a native OF the State OF
Ohio. See Ezra VII, 4, which reads: The son OF
zerahiah, ahe son Of Uzzi, the sonof(a) Bukki'
The Locofoco Central Committee of Ham
ilton County held meeting at Cincinnati on
Thursday, and voted a series Of resolutions in
dorsing the President and the late message. and
Urging the admission Of Kansas into the Union
with the Lecompton Constitution. -
IT is authenticity known in Washington
that Gov Denver has written to the President,
advising against the acceptance of The Lecomp-
ton Constitution. Gov. Denver says that its
acceptance will undoubtedly bring on civil
war. ... ......
"A young Amer can lady in Paris threatens
to sue President Buchanan for breach Of prom,
Use. She says that dining at her fathers table
years ago. he said to her" My dear Miss if
ever should be President, you shall be mistress
of the White House ..s.. .H.. .r .-f
STRONG MErAPHoR.--Is there no connec-
| ton between your use and this abuse? Look
down Ahe black swamp.of beastliness that pool
of loathsome intemperance. Did it spring up
ontaneousy there? No, it has been fed by
rllstrickling down from the heights OF rcspecta-
bilty, and through the marble aqueducts of fash
ion,-E. H. Chopin. aism.s .ta3 .~..r s.. .."
The Morgan County enquirer the " demo
| m nor ,,1 hat ,art Of Muclti m
valley, has an article upon the repeal of the
county fec bill, which is in no wise compliment
| tary 70 its friends in the capital 1t closes by
this Sage remark:" We hoped the present might
be sp Improvement upon the preceding iegisla-
turer we are beginning to haze our tears.'
VERY unreliable determination is possessed by
the mass of the people about the immense tract
OF lind lying between the Mississippi and the
Pacific. The prevailing vague idea Of the
Rocky mountains impars false notions about
the character of this almost boundless space OF
land, which is not more checkered with the
mountainous and sterile, than many other sec
lions of our country. ..ri
MAKE A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, that in all
things, if you do not begin, you will never come
to OH end. The first weed pulled up in the gar
den, the first seed set in the ground, tue first shil-
| ling put in the savings bank, and the first mile
travelled in a journey, are all important things
they make a beginning, and thereby a hope. a
promise, pledge an assurance that you are in
earnest with what you have undertaken. How
many poor, lille, errng, hesitatng outcast is now
creeping and crawling his. way through the world,
who might have held up his head and prospered
if, instead of putting off his resolutions OF amend
ments and industry he had ouly made beginning.
AN INvITArioN TO SENATOR KING ND. .--The
Il Cleveland Htrdld of Wednesday publishes a
card signed BY George Vosburgh, f. II. Morris,
i r. b. Leach and John Malvin, colored men,
asking Sena' or Kincaid, who is now in Cleve-
land, to visit their houses aud their places OF
business, and ascertain by actual observation
whether it be necessary for them to wear col
lar stating to whom they belong, and whether
it Is Just that they should be made to pay 2S
cents for such certificate Of ownership, They
) say: t.,....,,.. .,.,,'..,.
/ ave can prove, even TO your satisfaction
that we, although o'ored men, are no men
, slaves, and call no men, either this side or the
other side of III, Ohio river. masters. In tha'
respect we have the advantage Of some of TIL.
white Legislators of Ohio who have an eye sin
gle to the service of their Virginia and Ken
3 lucky owners" ... 49, g. '' '..'.