The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-19

tAey can manage. 1t IL not the nIhocratic
party. 1repudiatc il for Democracy up and
down, and round about and dagonally, and
in every other sense but it is a set of self
constituted medlers he Mrs Cunninqla7n
Of The D,Doc7uic pa7'ty, who ore In labor
with their bogus baby that they may claim
the DeuYAat.c Inheritance. Thoy expcct
70 iuauguiatc party because the President
Of the United States is not conducting this
WAY according to the Constitution. They
have laid out q constitutional chart rpon
which they ask him to travol turning his
toos to the true constitutional angle, and
molung every step according to the consti-
tuition. expect those administering tho
government to 80 according TO the Conven-
tion but have my own views of what is tho
Constitution snd what the rebellion. and
what tho duty Of the administration in put
ting down the rebellion, and have an idea
OF what would DO III putting it down, if
had charge Of il
The Constitution is great landmark, and
not bill of particulars (Cheers.) Every
power given by the Constitution directing a
thug % be doue, always implies the power
10 do It. II the Constitution erects a gov.
ernment it presupposc the maintenance of
that government by all the usual and
ordinary means within the reach Of
| that government, and in times Of war. and
in tines OF peace, thore is a power arising
/ from the very necessity Of the case that
controls the whole question,
Now, it is supposed that there is no war
power except that which arises out Of and
| is prescrbcd ly the Constitution. There
| u power upon which the Constitution
stands, that lies beneath tho Constitution
and rises above the Constitution. end is on
and under the Consttution-iti is the great
| law Of seI;-prcservaion, for communities.
! nations and States, as we'll as Individuals
/ 1t IS Older than thls government. 1t is as
old rs civilization. It had no rise in the
Constitution II arises in the very necessi-
! ty Of The existence Of civil government.
nCTY or DEMOCRATS.
Any Democrat that undertakes to cmbar-
rass the administration; whether he loves or
| hates it, in such crisis as this, is no Dem
ocrat and no good citizen, and ought to bo
put up us monument for scorn to point
her slow, unmoving finger at. His genuine
ness ID about equal to that of the old revo-
lutionary soldier have heard of in tho in-
terror OF Pennsylvania. Tho inhabitants Of
the place had determined On havinfr a 4th
Of July celebration, of the old fashioned
spread-caglc kind, and looked for a man for
q revolutionary soldier, to give Interest to
the occasion, and finally succeeded in find
ing one, an old German. He was brought
great distance and placed upon the platform
near the orator, who waxed grandly eloquent
upon the patriotic deeds Of the surviving
hero, and at the close OF the oration he was
desired to give some of his personal recol-
lccuons Of the war "Iou," said the Pres
ideut, "must have known Washington
yes, ! knew him" "N here did You meet
him ?" at Trenton" Were YOU in the
battle?" Yes, surrender to Washington" i"
You surrender to Washington How was
that ?" 81 ros ron NcSSiaA !" (Grea.
laughtcr.)
Now, think when you find men prating
about the Democracy embarrassing the nd
mmistration at such time as this, when
you inquire their history You will find they
were "con HeS&ian" (Laughtcr)
THE BLACK REPUBLICANS"
They arc distressed for fear am going to
turn Black Republican, or Abolttionist, OF
something = particularly these gentlemen
that were not in Buffalo in '48. They arc
so much afraid of Black Republicans and
Abolitouists now tlat they cannot be with
Us in arrcstiug rebellion. These very mon,
some OF them, had my namo published SO
long in black letters for standing by the
Constitution, that ] am not SO much afraid
of what is black as they seem TO be. think
it viii be we'll for thcI0 to review their own
history, ! have fought Ropebicans all my
days, and will again when I please; but
whom they will 90 with ne to put down re-
hciiion III arms, viii go with them. l do
not regard my political virtue SO weak that
en- afraid to test IT,