The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
The North rhrcatcned--Doux I'm
d0rstug TrGasou--Rendl Rcao ~

"A DemocrntiC friend has sent us a conv or .
circular issued by James r. Lloyd, AV.pt rbI.
ndeIrhla. Tor the purpose of advertising borh
entitled HELPERS impending Crisis pisseeteI
oy Judge Wolf, of Va"
The work said to be "endorsod" By .c,er,l
em'nen' statesmen OF the rhirty.Sixih Con.
Sress among whom we find the names NJ uo,
stephen A, Douglssl Hon Joseph LaneI Hon
George Pughl Hon. c. l. Vallsndiehsmi
hun 8 5 Coyl aud several other Ohio D1upla,
men, with large number uf individuals from
other states
To give the render aome idea of the cbnro,.
'ei OF The volume thus recommended, We copv
lew OF the subjects treated Of as given in In
table ot contents ns tolowsi
The Fanatics II the North urpinu nm nCr,-
sis that will rebound on the heads of ,b. r..
men of the North, rnd bring down labor in tho
Nor'h to starvation pricesL The hoasied ,ree
labor OF he North overshuduwed bv tho r,o.
auctions OF the South--The Rruublican rsttv
trying 10 dissolve the Union of the Stot.s TIa
Sou'h ~ favor ot perpetuslng the union of tbe
. "tes' VS. long us their rights nre tesrecied
o'!,er chauce IN the South tor n poor man than
III the Nnrth--Thc Negro well trested in tbo
SOUTH Richly repaid TOR his r--Con,nnri.
sons between Tie poor whites of the NorIb nnd
'hr Negro oi The South--rhe strike of the Moor
WHITES IL Massuchusetts--They admit Tint
hey are worse OF than the slaves
IL he South--'lh he power of the Sou,h IN o..
,aollsh md mnintain separate and interend
eht government against the united North com.
o'"o ne mIltury strength of the South esti-
ih"l'u NJ SIX million whltes-- Her immense 70.
sources in case ut Wharf.-The South bnvc ro Ec.r
OF the uprising OF the Negrocs--The Il, nkrnnt-
cy ot the sntire North prcdcted-- The D.rIsfs.
uoh oi independence quoted to pro,e tn, Neor,
Was not born Created Free ana Eoual' With
Tue White man--Judge Taney's decision In IN,
Dr'd scot Case quoted to prove the uuthor's
es'ertions--Specchcs ot Hon. ]. A Loom and
Stephen A Dauglas-rhe South in favor of dis
union ~ certain Contlug, ncies--rbe South upi.
led 10 man ready Ia beat back the SurtLern
u"'"es ''n cannon nnd Sword Armures 60.
i"S w III s"t Sonth--NlanuiBctories increasing
IN every Southern Stulc The South coulJ GRE.
ute Bread Riot in the North, any season. bv
Withholding the cotton crop--Nnrth.,n mon
should ponder We'll over these facts before urv-
IN on a Rrpuhllcnn Crusade against IA, South
"A DlSSOLU rlON OF THE Union INEy.
TABLE If THE REPUBLICANS sue.
CEED--A War OF Eslermlu,tion predicted. II
oacr commrnred--A hr Northern people pre.
pHrcd tor 'hs!-- The Biblc Susiains Slarerv-
o"T's' sustained nldrtry--Conc usiun und Ap-
peal 'n the Northern people To sustain This G %.
rlons Conled'rary, by putting down tho Re.
publican Leaders
Whnt DO the people of the North think ofthis,
Stephen Douglas aud Joseph Lane. Northern
men ana candidates for Nor hern surport ,"en-
dorsIng" endorsing. "A hook tI,st repre-
SentS the negro slaves of the South ss better Off
than the poor white laboring men OF the Northl
Encourages "disunion, in certain coutinyeu:-
ciesl and use OF the "cnnnon and swora' Ivy
ume south to wage warfare upon the Nurrhl--
threatens "breud riot" TO inimdute tbs
| North Declntrsa "di>solution of the Union
'nevltabe' II Lincoln is elected Asserts that
The "B' bic suSlains slavery. and lha, the only
way to "snstain this glorious conirdcracv," is
| ny putting down the Republicans !" What do
frermrn think of this kind of documen,s,or or the
candidates ho seek success by endorsing and
circulating them?
So Mr.. Dongns "enlurscs' the declaration
mat the poor whites" Of the North "hIe
worse "it than The slaves of the South" u, 4
| then has the eifroniery to ask for the VOTES OF
lhosc very ''poor whites" to elect him Prpsi
dcnt! And also endorses the assertion ihnt
his own defeat by Abraham Lincoln, viii maks
e"dlssnlution of the Union ucvi,anle" This
Is tue Kind OF documents circulated bv those
VINO were so recently yelping Nbou, niIeDper"
u shows how much sincerity there was in their
cry Let the people look into il - Blade.