The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26

--WN, VINO NaNc taken an Oatn oil loyalty,
not to New York. not to Alabocia, not ts
Massachusetts, not to Florida, not to Kansas,
not to any ouc insulated State, but to all the
States--(immcnsc cheering)--that built up
the powerful aud resplcndent Union which
the sword aud couuscls of Washington
evoked, which the philosophy of jefferson
approved, which the headstrong honesty
and hcrosim of Andrew Jochson preserved,
which the great arguments of Webster rem
dcred still more solid, and which the loving
patriotism of Henry Clay, whocs precepts
and examples still animate the sons of Old
Kentucky loud and enthusiastic cheering
| for Kentucky --commond to the heart OF
of every true Amcrican--lct us, at all events,
! who hail from Ireland, stand to the last by
the Stars and Stripcs-(tremcndous cheer
iug)--thc illustrious insignia of the nation
/ that of all the world has beeu the friendliest
sanctuary of the Irish race
! - S---
CoLoREp EMIGRATION TO HAYTr.-British
brig IrnrWo cleared yesterday evening
with eighty colored enugEants for Hayti.--
! This is the tenth colony sent out by tho
| llayticn Bureau since January last. 1t il
expected that five thousand will sail from
Cauada Vest alone during the coming au-
tumn and winter. The encouraging accounts
sent 10y those who have already cmigrated.
have created quite n fever among the color
cl people in the different parts of the coun-
try. Care is taken to select those only who
have established character for industry
and integrity, and none except those who
intend to be farmers arc forwarded. Ar
rangemcnts have also been made by which
the railroad fares of agricultural cmigrants
will be advanced from places IN the interior.
The movement is assuming large proper
tions.--BoSton paper.
pFA~A horrible murder was committed
near Bloomington, Indiana, recently. The
victims were a Mr.. Cox his wife and four
children The circumstances are substan-
italy no following: Mr.. Cox and wife
were awakened shortly after midnight by
screaming in the direction of their sons
house, short distance from their own.--
Starting - ascertain the cause of the alarm,
lii the darkness they stumbled over their
sons body, who was dreadfully mangled
about the throat, though not quite dead
Lying near they found the wife and the lit
tie girl, three years old, with their throats
cut, were discovered a short distance from
the first, though in the latter there were
some symptoms of animation. Neither tho
father nor the child can survive. Two men.
suspected of the bloody deed, have been
: arrested.
Rt9.Wc have good reports from Missouri,
WIN 'fN 'hS NuhOll ~. JbSCpU, anu inc
work OF quicting the rebels in Northern and
Western Missouri is again fairly under way
and the General says it will be completed
in live days Lexington has been menaced
for some days by Price with ID to 1900
rebels, but up to the 10th inst, it held out
with fair prospect of relief. We havo
various items of interest from that State,
the general features of which are more en-
couragng.
EsF~lIon. VIM. Eust's, tho last of the
Governors Of Massachusetts, who lived in
the Revolutionary eva d,. d in 1925, and ir
the th"t.-5,N succeeding years only ono
death occurred among those who had filed
the Gubcrnatorial chair, namely, Hon. John
Davis, who died in 1854. The name of Geo.
n. Briggs has just been added to the list Of
deceased Governors Of his predecessors
III that Office, Levi Lincoln Edward Everett
and Marcus Morton survive. Gov Andrew
Is his sixth successor.
Bzsy"'rhe New Brunswick FREEDMAN saws
that the letters received in that city from
soldiers in the army charge that q New
Brunswlckcr has recently visited the New
Jersey camps, near Alexandria, and distrib-
utcd some $40 among some of the men
from New Brunswick for tho purpose of
inducing them to write home complaining
of imaginary hordships, bad food, poor
clothing, hard work, delayed pay, &C., and
thus discouraginS others from enlsting.
bSIy~The Hon. Joseph Holt in his speech
at Boston an Tuesday night said that disloy-
atty in the midst of us is one of the worst
obstacles to the success of the Union cause,
and that he rcjoiced in the late decided
measures of the President to subdue this
element of weakness 1t was in vain to toll
at the pumps while men were kept on board
{ hlvOr hplps IN tla haitian ,ft tl,o 81; IN
bsS-Thc White-fcather Democracy Of the
Williams district have nominated Charles
Marshall, of Allen Co.. as their candidate for
SENATOR and adopted the Compromise reso-
iutons of the 7th of August Convention as
their platform II would not be creditable
to the Union men Of the corner district to
doubt that they see that no such represen-
tativc gets to Columbus this winter.
RS5~First Lieutenant John NJ. Wilson, of
Carsc's Ratters, which performed such sig
nal service at Bnl! Run,rcceiyed by telegraph
a few days ago, It request 10 accept Lieut.
CoIonc.cy in West ~ regiment, provided
the War pepartemcnt would consent. He
returned the following reply: I'm battery,
facing the enemy many thanks; must de-
cline"
Rsy"Gcn. Mcclellan has granted a full
pardon 10 private Scott, who was sentenced
to he shot for the military crime of sleeping
/ at his post. The considerations for this
exercise of c'omency are the past good
, character of Scott, and the fact this is ne
first offence Of the kind committed in the
army
bsl5" Baltimore was IN considerable excite
ment on Thurs lay in consequence of impor-
tant arrests made there including the Mayor,
some Is secession members Of the Legisla-
turc, Ross Wuans, Congressman May. the
Peace candidate for Governor, sc. They
were taken to Fort MclIenry
By Massachusetts will soon'send to the
} field more regiments Of infantry, one of cav
airy and three additional batteries of light
artillery. OF the infantry two regiments are
being raised by Senator Wilson, who is de
+ voting his whole energies to the war.
pzl.C Capitalists, large and small are COM
i, ing toward whenever opportunity is offered
with their contributions TO the patriotic
fund Of the Union, promising a supply so
, ample as u encourage the belief that We
shall need noHoreign loan.
0sh-the people, with aunanimity never
, before witnessed or even hoped for, are
rallying to the support of the Government
in their political relations, promising in
, , many sections, almost an utter oblteration
of old party lines.
! HsA- The military affairs of Indiana are
! admirably conducted Already 1900 troops