The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14
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The Republicans carried Chicago at their
recent judicial election. Their majority was
about 2,.700
Last Friday morning. The ground was GOV.
cred with snow in Perrysburg Winter certain
ly fingers in the lap of Spring this time.
The managers of the Dayton and Michigan
road enterprise are making efforts in Cincinnati,
to borrow Sl4O, 900 to enable them TO complete
their work.
The To;cdo Blade well and truly says -
"rhc fact is that in thes, days no who refuses
to advertise his business, is not only deserving
Of neglect but is sure TO obtain his deserts"
We see it stated in som, OF our exchanges
| that Judge Mclean has decided naturalization
papers, issued by Probate Courts, or any courts
! of record, to be legal, The decision is said TO
have been made in case from Hamilton county
in which such papers had been issued by the
Probate Judge of said county
An alleged fugitive slave was recently
arrested in Philadelphia, and most exciting
trial ensued which resulted in his discharge 49,
The North are beginning to defy the dictatorial
flourish of the arrogant slave drivers whip, and
every person arrested as slave will not be sent
into bondage.
The editor of the Toledo Herald boasts.of
a democratic triumph at the recent town and
township elections in rerrysburS. Untortu-
nately for him, there was no party ticket nomi.
mated. A Union ticket was nominated and
elected, with one or two exceptions on the
township ticket Poor fellow, he doubtless
feels bad over the Republican triumphs which
are everywhere looming up to cheer and encour.
age the great army of Frcemen who are mach
ing on to certain triumph in 1860. We are
willing you should crow little over these little
things they are all you have left to comfort
you in your last moments as pOrty,
--Mardenbro White, E~q., OF Gamhier, Knox
county, Off rs himself as ng Independent candi.
date for county treasurer, aud says: II am Il
native of Connecticut am forty nine years old.
and have resided in this counly for he last
twenty five years. In politics | am now what
| have always been from my youth up, an OLp
LINE NATIONAL WHlG. IN religion Protestant
| EpiScopaliau and am not and never have been
a member OF any Sccrrt organ z,ion, either
Literary, Bnevo'pn; or Political" Poor Mar
dcnbro! lie was once popular m,n--a good,
liberal free So, Whis-but Old Fos} ism has
seized upon him and even his Episcopaianism
wont save him from political ruin He has too
long resided within the aristocraic atmosphere
OF Old Kenynon too make good Republican,
and he thinks altogether TO much of himself to
join the democratic party in its present pulrid
and hopeless condition. lie is, however, willing
to be a tool for that deSPised party by being an
in dependent candidate Tor treasurer, and his
running mag throw The finances Of that county
nto the hands Of tn party who recently robbed
the people of over 500 900. That didn't nsc to
be cold Line Nat'o0ul Wfi5" doctrine Or proc-
tice, Marleabro, when you supported such meu
as Deano, Sam. White, Seabury Ford and Tom
Corwln. But, times have changed, and we arc
sorry to see our old friend fast falling into the
| hands of IOcorocoiSm.