The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- r MN NTH YEAR.
CHNCENN NAFE
WEEKLY GAZETTE

The great Presidential battle having now closed with
thc triumph Of TIC Republicans in the election of LIN
COLIN and ltNMIlN, a new era will be Inaugural
ted in the policy of our Government, and its energies be
welded, within the recognized limits of the Constitution
in favor Of Freedom and not Of slavery
Consequences of immediate and extraordinary magni-
iudc hang upon this event The revolution in our Pub.
lie Airs Of which IL is the PRECURSOR has aroused
storm of anacism in the Cotton States which bids fair
to test the Union, the Constitution. aud the Laws to an
extent to which they have never before been subjected.
The questions pcaccablc revolutionary secession,
Modification, and RcNlmtory Legislation, have now
arisen, involving numerous others touching che theory of
our institutions State and Federal relations and possibly
the demand ON the part Of the extreme South for new
Concessions and Guarantees a condition Of the contm-
uancc Of the Federal Union. As the project of South
crn Cotton Conlccracy assumes shape that of rcopenng
the African Slave Trade also its hidoous head -
We are at the turning point in the great conflict between
Freedom and slavery.
Amid the upheaying of the political and social clements
at homca crisis seems to be impending Europc.anl
the probabilities daily becoming more imminent of col
sion between the Great Powers. which may shake the
dynastics o the world to It's foundations Everywhere
the forces of humanity are in nlotion and Truth and
Right are battling against Error and Wrong in their
multilOrm shapes.
startling changes and great events and he who would
keep pace with the spirit and intelligence Of the age,
must READ. An cuterprising newspaper is an cptoua
of this living world, and brings it, with all its ever vary
ing phases, before the minds Of the poor man in ;
cottage as well as the rich man in his palace Ii is the
cheapest article of necessity or luxury that the ingenu-
VI lin 'S yet u'NlS'l anu ne VINO ignores III DtllcS
his nobcst capacities and is practically dead to the IN
forests and concerns of his race, outside of the
sphere in which he moves.
Such an one we shall continue to strive to make the
GAZETTE, and to render it, for the coming year worthy
of still more general favor. The pressure Of that class
Of political matter specially appertainng to the Cam
pnign Being now over we shall he able to give much
larger quantity of literary and miscellaneous reading
r the benefit of those who feel comparatively little
Germ in politics. We bestow great piins upon the ma
king mp of the Gazette, and believe safely sny
thnt in variety freshness and interest il will not suffer
by comparison with any Eastern paper while impor-
tnt advantage in point of time, by its earlier arrival is
gained to Western subscribers. Our Printing and Mail
ing are also now done with such dispatch enable
to have our cntre edition in the mail by IL O'Clock on
the morning of publication, and subscribers will thus
invariably receive them by the first mails thcroaier
Tho extra amount of reading matter which the Gazette
furnishes It's roade. in consequence of its size, should
not he overlooked by those who want the of the
day coNrLETE, and not in partial and imperfect shape