The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-19


Mueh heH,' Is uuy - maoy pa spI. ed
cilZeus Tor Their Efforts, both ~ officers and
mcn, 10 promote reform and dHeipins IN mill
t'ry otg"nI,,uni aud esp cislly 20 the Ad-
jutanl General and tie Q after NJ stet @ cnrrsl
Tor Their unwml uns lahurs 10 tlat 4, d. The
rporIs clearly the prcsen' condi ion aud needs
OF thus hanch ~ the pulic tvict aud their
suggestions VIII doubtless, receive your atten-
tive consideration,
invite your attention to the increased ex.
wnNr OF the public pin,ing This re- sui, IN purt
tom defects IN the urt rgulstin the subj-c,,snd
IN par, from the mode IN which the tepsr,s OF
the seve Institutions are prepur d. Thr evil
my br T m"l,ed to a considerable extent, by
| anthoriInG the Secretary OF State 10 prrsrrih-
the mod, i which tocun. ~ shall be pri ed.
| nd sjso th mode in which The sasn,ns Il
receipts a,id ,xp nciIurts by the sev.ral lnslitu.
| iuus shu b. made.
! All the ofRcia, Reports. directed By laws to BE-
! clrn c = prior 10 III, me- thug ut tlp General Ar
se'nhlN except those OF the Aturnry Gtnetst
AMI The Commissioners OF Common Schools, de-
luyed 10y the renlssneSs OF county aud local off.
GERS. have been more promptly made thun in
Nnv nrcrious years aud ALL except that OF the
| Auditor ot Sisu which is in the hands o. the
irlnte[ have he'u printed aud are ready o he
! laid "-lor You. They will BE- transmit cd to
each house wi heut delay.
Il b'rom m, duty to lay before you, in com.
P'lhh' WIN hr gu NJ OI tne duNtrlIOt Ol New
York, the o cur ent Resolution OF the Srnate
aud A,Nem6ly OF mat Si ate, Condemnins he
A ucan slave Trade, aud protesting against tie
re.orrnIng of that hhnman rain Tn people
ot ONO, wihon distin' tiun of pa ty, en- almost
without ind'v'duai exceptions, unr,e in reprob.
alton of The traffic aud lis revival.
With thee resolutions, / also transmit for
your Information. copies oi letters addressed by
the Governor OF Virginia to the President of the
| tn M Of mv
that addressed 10 ne.
, While we will not disavow just admiration
vt noble qualities, by whumsusveI displayed We
, must not The less, but rather IN, more earn silly
condemn al in,oais INTO States, not n,erey ~
Nuh rs tut united 10 us by the bonds OF poliii-
eat un on, an all attempts to excite within heir
- ers, tuVlle ln>urrCtous, necessarily tend-
Ii ny 10 iuvolvc the country in the cslanlities VI
rlvIl, as we'll as spr,ilt, war
That spirit uf dIstrus and alienation has
arisen IN the country, il were lille 10 deny -
Tint It Ia not shared, in ANY greet degree. by the
masses IN ethrr section. is, trust, equally true.
The people desire Union and Concord; hoi Dis.
, -o,d pud DiSuuon. ..
Claiming no absolute cxemp ion from blame in
: ,"hai' of 'hr Tree States we cannot ADMIT their
Z ability to exclusive censurc. ".i
In r. peoted instonces, without pre- tence ot Jus.
= ufcat'on, the terri,ory oi Ohio hos b. en- clan.
'estmely entered. und peaceful Inhabitants,
j. guilty OF M crime but color have been cruelty
Nidnapped the Fugitive Slave Act, necessarily
repnhgenl to public sentiment. aud brli. sed by
= arg,"mnjnrit, To be uncons ituionui in scms
# Its conspicuous provisions. IL not in i's origin
y has been executed within her mts with circuni-
stances OF aggInvsiioH which could not inil 10
u xcile the deep 81 ieei,ng; and Cases have not
b nen wanting where hes citizens, travelling On
II .wu business in Slave Stats, on mere suspi-
' ! N OF obnoxious sentiments, has been subrc-
IA and
3" ! np'isonmen'. {" tlrse particular cuuses OF
c'mplaint must be added 10 The general gFe-
J. vnre ut he rep sl of 'he Missouri Y, P,ohIbiIion,
nahltsllnS the del rnlnatlun Oi large mniuI..
y T., oi the slavr-hoI,i,g class To extend Slavery
!, throughout the Na ional Territories. :
D notwithstanding these ,auses Of comp sint,
T. and IN confident oxpnC'stlon oi heir utin ate re-
y naval though the Influence Of better inIo,ma
I, non anh juser sentiments, the people OF Ohio
u lave held iust TO the Constitution and the Ualon
They have ever respected all the rights ot oil the
H. States and ot oil the cit OF the States. They
4 have never resisted with Illegal i0,cs even the
i The ,Ncut,on of the Fugitive Slave Act BY
,e Ied ral iIirers acting under ng,l warrants. -
TO ONO has uttered 40 menac, oi disunion wber
H. tt American people have seen fit to entrust tile
le powers Of The Federal Go, ernIleDt To citizens OF
ID o her political views thnn those Of majority ol
}. her citizens. No threats ut dsunion ~ q slmi
III lar contingency b, citizens Of other States will
L. excite IN her auy sentimrnls save those OF sor
ID row aud reproba ion. They will not move heI
rum her course. She will neither dissolve the
is Union heSeli nor consent 10 its dissout ION by
r Others.
s. Fairhiu 10 the covenant Of the Ordins nee, sh,
" will resist the extension Of Slavery: confirmed
=, in the principles OF the Constitution, she " i'll
Ie oppose its uatIonsli liz,On; true To III: fsiIh in
~ winch her l0uIh was nurlurcd, end cain in the
c con'iuusneSs Of her naturcd strpngIh. she vii
~ abide h, Uuuu, aud, under The Cons slitu,ion
Is maintain Liberty.
u, Let uS hope that good counsels NAV vet pre-
ur vall; that dllGrences may be compos-d by a Ie
t. turn 10 he faith OF Il e Fathers Snd 10 the OIgi
i mai policy OF the Republic; and that whOl,
e. country, thus r lieyed from existing causes o
III ilsSrnslon, may once more present TO the admi
I'd ion nl The world the Spectacle 0i great SRd
l> prosperous community OF truly United States.
lc pro e. ted in der udI.ty aud deirnaed in thei
rights by I equal laws und impaired admins
D. ration OF Suite and Ftdrrsl Governments. Tt
i This end, al least, lei no efforts of ours bc wont
70 ing.
c. s. P. CHASE.
Of COLUMBUS, Jan g 1860.
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rs A CLEAN SELL.-h shIewd cOuntryman wal