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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
POLICY OF THE sECEDERs.

In speech delivered in Dayton by Mr. Val
landigham. he stated the policy himself and as
socates intended pursuing, in the great conf nc,
now convulsing this republic. The Dayton
Journal gives i, as follows:
" Let me ask you a few questions. Occupying
the position of Representative, and exempt by
law from service, think my duty il 10 stay at
home and fight the Abolition rebels OF the North,
for both rebelions should be put down. leave
t 10 the army, ard the Generals at the head Of
the army, to attend to the rebels of the South ;
but propose in the exercise of my constitu-
tionsl rights, which cannot and shall not be TAX
en- from me, 10 put down this rebellion snd if
any man thinks he should stay at home to put
down Abolition rebels, he ought to do it,"
The action of the fourth of July Convention
at Columbus, of which Mr.. Vallandigham was
the leading spirit, was based entirely on this
principle.
Their plan is to elect men to Congress who
shall compromise with traitors and leave the
cause of this internal rebellion untouched. In
Districts where their numbers admit of electing
one of their own stripe they will do it. without
regard to Union. When their weakness does
not admit of exclusive action, their plan is to
promote division amongst Union men, and, by
presenting false issues insure the defeat Of every
Congressman who has honestly and faithfully
discharged his duties to his ceantry. This game
they have now commenced in this District. Men
from this county, and slso from the county of
Lucas, who were delegates in the Yslsndigham
Convention, and pledged ts support its policy
are now striking hands with those who hereto
fore have been their bitter and relentless sntag.
onists.
A leader of that faction advised his friends q
short time since to vote for any man rather thar
that damned abolitionist, Jim Ashley.
Why did he object to jim Ashley? Simply
because Mr.. Ashley action in Congress was out
spoken and earnest, and hurt both the cause anC
instruments of this horrible rebellion. IL is TO
concilate aud TO obtain the v2les of this elias
that the Toledo Blade and the wire pueFs o.
the SO called Union for ,ho sake OF the Union
party have thrust the question OF slavery on the
Constituency of tnis District. Let US meet the
sue, ss men and ss crizens OF a Republican
government Let US demonstrate at the bSllO
boz, that We will not have foisted on US Rep
resentative in Congress whose objee. it will b
60 patch up an unmitigated curse In the mean
Time let our pray eTs be From all lawyer
whether ia Congress or out of it good Lord de
liver us.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
Congressional Convention.

To Ac Unconditional Union Electors of The Tenth
Congressional District, Comprising The Counties oj
DeJimce, Fulton, Lucas, Henry, Pdulding, Put
nam, Williams and Wood
FELLOW. CITIZENS: The undersigned, believing that
the first and highest duty Of all loyal citizens Is
support Of the Government in this its hour Of
trial. cordially unite in requesting that all Republicans
Unoonditional.Unon Democrats, and such other loyal
citizens In the Counties above named who opp
ed to all compromises with traitors with in their
hands and are in favor OF maintaining the suprema
cy OF the National Consultation preserving the Union
and lndiyisble; all who demand vigorous pro s.
eoution of the and the con6scation Of the prop
ery Of leading rebels all who earnest supporters
Of the Administration and the prime iples and policy
announced by the President in his special message to
Congress on the 9Th day Of March last all who ap.
prove the act emancipang the slaves in the District
Of Columbia, and demand that slavery shall never
again be tolerated at the National Capitol that the
National Government shall forever be divorced from
all connection with and responsibility for the exist
ence or continuance OF human slavery, wherever Con-
gress has the Constitution to exclude or pro-
hibit 1t are urgently requested to meet in County
gates to Congressional Nominating District Conven-
tion, hereby called to meet in the city OF Toledo
the 23d day of August 1862 at ten o'clock to
leot suitable person to be supported by the Uncond
tional Union men Of all parties for Congress at the
ensuing election,
The apportion ment agreed upon Is delegate for
every hundred votes cast for the Union ticket last
fall and one additional delegate for every fraction of
nifty votes and over.
This apportlonment will enttle each County to the
following number of delegates:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20


SHOCKS wants to know how many dogs
contrive to live and mxurate with all their
native canine complacency during the hard
times.
An urchin in country school, was read
ing the verse in the New Testament which
reads thus:-'and he saw Abraham afar off,
with Lazarus in his BOSOM The boy
gravely spelled it out thus:-"And-he-saw
a-broolE-afar-otf-with-leather-ears-in-Boston.
The sending home of the sick and wound
ed has been found to discourage recruiting,
and hereafter hospitals are to be establish
ed within the lines of our operations and tho
sick and wounded retained there.
The 0. S. Journal says that about 400
physicians were present at Columbus on the
5th to attend the examination for Surgeons
and Assistant Surgeons.
The shipment of Pennsylvania rock oil or
petroleum. from this country to Europe, dur
ing the first six months of the present year,
amounted to considerably mora than one mil
lion dollars, This, for trade that is in its
infancy, is large business,
THE Ocean stamer Golden Gate, was lost last
week near Mahzanilla, on the Pacific coast of
Mexico, aud over two hundred lives.
MAJOR GENERAL SIGEL has presented TO CARL
sHuRI splendid new regulation saddle and
bride.
, Ex-MAYoR BOONE, ofChieago, has been arrest
ed for furnishing aid and comfort to the rebel
prisoners at Camp Douglas,
X. HAYES, formerly of Fremont, now Lieu
tenant Colonel of the Esd Ohio has been promo
ted 70 COlonecy of the 79th Ohio Regiment.
A most worthy and good selection.
The hrs; locomotive engine in Nebraska city
was the Prare Motor designed for the
transportation OF passengers aud goods over
common roads. A trial trip has been made,
which proved highly satisfactory.
THE patriotic Rev. Dr. r. j, Breckenridge, OF
Kentucky besrly escaped from kOrgans land
pirates few days since.
Tue engineer Of Fort Darling. the strongest
rebel position On james river, has peen ,aken
prisoner. He had rashly visited Fredericksburg
and was captured.
The editors and publishers of the Harrisburg
Patriot have been arrested for Issuing treasona-
BILE circulars.
At the war meeting at Washington on we'd
nessday night, the President In short speech
took upon himself the responsibility OF the asts
for which ssorsssr5 StaneOa has been esnssrsd
In ssrsAla saPsss.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
NOW FIGHT IT OUT,

AT Toledo yesterday, in street conversations,
we frequently heard such remarks as these !:
" The quarrel is in your own party, now fight il
democrats helped you to get this quarrel up,
but you've got to fight IL out yourselves" Does
the reader understand fully the import of this
language 1t augurs no good to this Republic.
The meaning is this Congress has passed laws
abolishng slavery in the District of Columbis,
and condscatng rebel property. During the
period of the next Congress, measures for the
practical carrying out Of this latter law will
have to be adopted. Yallandigham and the
participStors OF the Columbus 4th of July Con-
yention, and the adherents of that party through.
out the State, demand Il compromise by which
those who have attempted to disrupt this gov
ernment may be received back into full fellow
ship as though nothing had transpired. There
fore, the question resolves itself into this shape
Shall the outraged people of the North submit
TO dIsgraoelul surrender to the South - to the
Southern Coniederacy, If you plesseS A ma
jority of the delegates to the Seceders' Conven-
lion were of this stripe, and, disguise the fact
as We may, the defeat of Hon. James N. Ashley
will be an admission to the South that we re-
pudiste the acts OF the last Congress Alike
action throughout Ohio, would virtually be to
invite James BOehanaD, JEFF. Davis and Floyd
back, as the rulers Of the Government, and for
ever put to shame the wanted boast of free
America" To the unconditional Uaon men
everywhere, we say stop' Look before you al
the terrible plt, into which these men are try
ing 10 lead you! Remember ths. If NJ. r.
Waite is elected he is expected to vote and use
his influence t0 veto the acts OF the last Con.
gress W" know We ,re N, prepared to meet
such an issue at the ballot,box, with large
majority our men In the racks OF the Union
army, but the question has Dsen forced upon US
and we cannot dodge il if we would
.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

AeREsAsLR to the cali pubHshed in hsnd.bil'
form, and Ia the BLADE. meetings were held In
the various townships Of this counsy on Saturday
and Monday nights last, 20 select delegates 20 the
bogus "Union for the sake Of the Uniou" cOnven-
tion, which vas announced 70 be held at Toledo
yesterday. 10 applying the term bogus, We are
justified In view Of the character Of the men,
who, failing TO control said meetings, seeded
aud convened the second time In secret con
clave, to carry out the object which they were
expected TO put In shape at the Toledo Conven-
ton. To say that any respectable por ion Of
the unconditional Union party endorsed the
sentiments intended to be carried out at these
caucus meetings, would be an insult to its iudg-
ment and long cherished principles. Take, for
instance, the meetings held in two townships as
type of their general character. Why, in
thi. township, we were reminded Of the story OF
the hen, hunting about for q convenient place to
drop her egg. These geptlemen at about nine
O'Clock Saturday night found spot TO drop their
egg. They met John Bates was made Chair
man and James Ross Secretary. Their number
was exactly nine, all told - two Republicans,
six Democrats and one go-between. Five hun.
dred intelligent voters to be represented by such
a clique
Again, in Montgomery township a caucus
meeting was held on Saturday evening, regular
ly organized and delegates appointed. On Sun
day a Democrat rode into town and informed Q
Democrat here that affairs had not gone to sui
them, and that he came in for instruction wha
TO do. So the matter rested until Monday sf
ternoon, when hessrs. J. II. Tyler and Ashel
Cook took their "coach and two" and wen
out to help the Montgomery Union for tb'
Sake of the Union men make new Get o
delegates. And this is not all. Information
has come to our ears of delegates being man"
faetured, at Toledo yesterday, for townships il
this county that were not represented Sucl
is the boasted purity and honesty ~ of the lead
ers of the Seceders' Convention held in Toled
yesterday. No wonder they howl when the
are tracked up,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
UNION CONGRESSIONAL CoNvEN-
TION-

TIE gentlemen appointed at the Union Con-
vention, held at Bowling Green, as delegates to
the Union Congressional Convention to be held
at Toledo on the 23rd inst, will bear in mind
that next saturday is the day, and al should try
and be on hand. Although Mr.. Ashev received
the nomination Of she regular Convention, held
in Toledo on Tuesday, he will not be the candi-
date unless the action of the delegates there as
sembled Is endorsed and ratified at the 23rd
Convention. No delegate should let matter Of
trivial Importance prevent his being present on
that nccaann
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

The undersigned can rot ur &c too srongy upon the
friends Of Freedom and all supporters Of the Govern
ment the necessity for prompt, vigorous and united
action. Ne, err in the history OF the country the
dema nds imperative upon the patriotism OF all
without regard to party names; never was the coop
Grafton of all loyal citizens necessary now May
we not confidently rely upon such response this
call shall bring together Convention, which for
numbers, ability and devotion to the Constitution the
Union and the Of the Republic, shall have no
equal in Northwestern Ohio :?
r. ", THRIFT, Putnam, W f. PARMELEE, Lucas
JOHN PowELL, Henry, JOHN w. BAILEY, Wood.
I. r. SHERWOOD, Williams, D. BAYEs, Fulton.
.IosEPn RAIsToN, Defiance, j. w. sNooK, Pauiding.
Cong Repub. Com.
mo Union Committee appointed.
j. W. McKIM, OF Defiance, and JOHN W. FULLER,
appointed by the County Committee to act.
P. 3. sLEvIN, W. r. BRYANT, JonN Q. WootTER,
ISAAC CLAY, JOHN NORRIS, JoTs RUSSELL,
Union Com. of Wood 20.
d TAYLOR, F, j. STEVENS, W. A. BRowN,
JoHN TATE, n NJ. RAKEsTRAw,
Repub. Com. of Defiance Co.
NJ. r. BRAILEy, Chairman Union Com, Of Fulton Co.
Il. Il. +; b. fn%1., MisnseD of Republican Com.
W, C. EARL, +. J. LArsrRAw, Jos. LANaENDERFER,
Repub. Com. of Lucas Co.
(No Union Committee appointed.
WM. G. MoRRIsoN, A. A. ESs0N, A. l.. SNYDER,
CHESTER BIYNN.
Rcpub. com. Of Williams co.
No Union Committee appointed
s,R BRoEx j. W. SsooK, JosEpH CApLE,
SAMTEI, FERDER,
Union COM of Padding co.
c. NJ GopFREY, Us TmFT, T, n. PAUL,
j.. P. SIMON,
Onion com. Of Putnam co.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

DEDEMPTION NOTICE.. d. SrtutIOn or
IN his assignees will take notice that Milton Sut-
ton deposited in the Treasury of Wood County,
Ohio, Twenty Dollars, two cents to redeem the
north west quarter Of the north west quarter sec
ton, H. town A. north, range east, 40 acres, sold
at the delinquent Tax sale, January IA, 1862
ADDISON SAITH, Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood Co., o.,
Psggyshurg, August ~, ls62-l5wd.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

North Carolina politics are greatly mixed
Though both the Wing and ,hs Democratic
parties are nominaly ''lOyal" TO Secession, for
mss is-Ss would be Aaa IL the opportunity
ssssasiy UaeA while The lAassr h fall eFsrsA.sa.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
$40 wAeEs PAID S1OO

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY. We win giyea commission on all goods
sold by our agents, or pay wages at from $40 10
SlO0 per month, and pay ali necessary expenses.
Our machine is perfect in its mechanism. A child
can learn 10 operate il by half an hours instruc
ton 1t is equal to any family sewing machine
now in use, and we have reduced the price to Fif-
teen Dollars.
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address G. RUGGLES,
9m2 Gen. Agt, Detroit, Mich.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

Efforts are being made by responsible parties
from CinciSna,i TO establish tor Ohio a commits
sisn OF Immigration similar TO those which have
brought 70 the States or the Northwest such
numbers OF the hardy sons of Germany and
Scandinavia.
Gov. Ton earnestly aud elOquen,ly calls upon
the ladies OF Ohio 10 provide fruits, vegetables
aud various dslioACiea ioe The use Of our gallant
aoldisrn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
, BRIGHTER DAYS ARE DAwNINol
The Ship Of State to be Erect !

The rebellion which has boen running rampant
over part Of our country, causing ruin and desc
lation to many families. is now nearly crushed out
and we begin to signs of returning reason, with
the prospects that these states will more be
united in the bonds of frptemal union, and instead
oiJealousies between them, they will become morO
closely than ever allied together The late victS-
res OF our army and navy have caused a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

A DIMNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice is hereby given that have this day
been appointed and duly qualified as administrator
Of the estate of Nicholas Haltz late of Wood eoun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. All accounts in favor and
against said estate will be settled thin year.
SAMI NJ. CHILC0TE, Admr.
Perrysburg, August2O, 1869
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
CUTLERY

These Goods were purchased at the lowest market
prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost All ask is examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is TO their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20

.Sy"ALL WE ASK is fair examination of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as goods are
lower now than they were a short time since,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-20
~ ERMANS TO THE RESCUE
The undersigned have been authorized to recruit
company of
GERMAN VOLUNTEERS

For the German regiment ordered 10 be raised in
this section of Ohio. Our company is rapidly fill
ing up. Let the Germans not be behind their
American friends in Wood county, but rally nj once
to the defence of the much cherished Free Institu-
tions ofour Adopted Country. Forty dollars will
be paid to volunteers on being mustered into SER
vice. Captain, JOHN YEAGER.
lst Lieut., JOHN BADER.
I'd Lieut.. JOS. HILDEBRAND.
Aug. 20, 1852
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F. r. MILLER 4 co
Perysburg, Aug. IS, 1852.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

APPOINTMENTS BY THK GOYIKNoR.-1he Cover
nor has, by and with the advice and consent Of the
= pate made the following appointments:
Manager THs WEsrrsS HOrsr or EFFrGE Y0t
sy'sts DtLssSysT' aAde esP eo S @ bona ilS
J. HI, Kbss Pond, Samuel Richardson, Patrick Barry Of
CossrssroNgs % Mt7roroiIT.s PoricH under clap
80 laws 1850 l-Ncc f.rk-TEomas c. Acton Of hew-iGIs
Toxn,.sIossEs Yon Lo,yISe @oyEYs OF riiE Csu1EH
srITgs--Nc5, Yo,h-idgal Getchum Of New.Yoi4 City.
No7trIrs Prsmc-Aibory-Edwa Hand III oms,
batting John MefedtL Read j., Of Albany James ~ si
.saegGay- s. Norton, Chss. G. Peifer Belmon.
CorfiaH1-A7iLur Holmes, Cortland Village Julius p
DafSs~ RcLed \. Palmer Robert b. Planning Pough
heep,ie; Zebuon Rudd. Dover Plaiu'.
Ero-J Milton Kendall Join n. Lee. William Il slsde
frspei. p Billing. Jsmes swseney Buffalo.
Frinkiia-Mltbew n. Roberts. Chatesursy.
KHgs--Jscob J Berger. John Bsck. Henry 4. Chapman
j.. Henry Msyu Frederick o. Mersle, Chas. j. Rybs.
.Janes h. Underlii Brooklyn.
Lsr.oysioa-wili.m Dixon. Livoni. Centre
Manufactured H. Nrode abur2h q Rochester.
Ner- Yo,k-Thatch.r h. Adams, David W. Allen, John
knsevire, William y Anthdn, Frank W Ballard. fdmund
Coddiogol, Peter Cob, HumPhIe Y cgHain Charles A.
De, ison. Edwsd De Lsueey, Charles Do9gheI,y Rich
Howlaad alter Il. T. Jones' John ). Le,tng Ln.woIh D.
Ml. ioeph y Fones. Henry Palmer Irving PsIi. Benz.
s X Plp; Taoinss = hVTtt ha.h1n 4 ho'eser Gl,
wilhsor ?. llersocd Vernon, Of New.York Guy.
OTteons-Menu; Brooks, Albion Joseph h Cornell, Al
hon
Oneaaa-Tnoihy O. Grsnnis. UTICA Robert $. Williams
iu,a; ISRAEL J.. Gray MhitestOwn.
OIiorio-- Henry G. Schell. Geueva.
ose9o-Jsmes ;. Davenport Rchheld Springs.
Oaondoga-Oeose j. GsIoLer Syracuse George Borrow,
ktsres,eles.
Qusea.-H Henry A. Bcgeft Flushing William T Brush, ia.
yDses John II. sesnsu, Hampstead, John ". De blot,
fsI KOeks~ay.
RCA@ond-l.sonsrd W. Goddard, Css,eton.
fiegfeiocyl a. Thomas, SaudaLe; McCTcgor
Steele. Sch5cLiicole.
sc'a'ogo-Edsar J.. fursmAn, schuyrerile; James p.
Butler. ia eosa SpfinRsi George y bGtcheiler Milton
&tag!e'-Cisrk j. Bs.kin, Wstkinsi Charles o. TUlhil,
Bufdett.
Stevtea-Mies W. Hawley Horr.Isyils
81 JoU,,n,e-Jobn r. Bugbee, Canton stillnap Foote
gswegaicAi.; William u. Guest OsdeDsbursh.
Srgn0n Alfred j. Baldwin, Monticello.
s,aooa-Tbsddeus Bodine ovid
Ve.iohesfsr-Wm Grey MorrissDisi Sendford X. knapp
Je.asiI I,asc Il. EoJon, Sing Sing; Samuel 81. Purdy
" e.t Fsrnis; Jsmes :. See, Tsuytown.
Washtaqton--Wslter o. Stewart, Lsko.
Navne-lyn Van Mater Lyons fosteI Il. Arms, VOL
rot; John Dratt, Butler; Amsss stanton, Marion.