The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-10

daseu. are totally inscusiblo of kindness, aud
ruch inferior to the taoe at present practising
s'rstegy on this continent
Colonization, my boy, involves a scheme of hu.
m4n happiness, so entirely bcond tho human
poser OF conception that tho conception of it
will almost pass TOR something uhumon.
UJorhispicany, 0RrHEus c, GERB.
vTsC "a. q. C.'s Again More Ar
rests~-Yhe Traitors in southern Illinois,
THE organization generally known as the
Knights of the Golden Circle is making
efforts in the Yves, to enlarge its numbers and
V discourage enlitmeuts in the army. The Wa
bash (Tndisps) Inte'Iigcncer says;
alt is almost an established fact that there
are three or four castles of the Knights oil the
Golden Circle in this oounty--one here in Wa
bash, one in Lugo one in Pleasant Township,
aud perhaps ono in Waltz"
Marshd Phillips Of Southern Illinois has just
returned from an excursion into Egypt in
Quest of member, of the reasonable fraternity.
The Chicago Tribune has letter from Spring
field, stating that he had just returned TO that
psre with the prisoners, aud adding;
" The nj llvit upou which they have been
srrps,rd provps them to have been engaged in
,rgsn,ginr secret spcjctjea for the purpose of
preventing cnhstments, and giving AID aud com
tort generally to the Rebellion. The "ihdavits
he'd in some cases attended ny i've hundred
nersous; that men have bpeu drilled uniformed,
and armed aud that the intention is to resist
the dealt the tax 70 support the war by force
of arms Il aso turns out that the Democratic
Cury n ipus in the southern part OF the State
are entirely c0ntrOed by the X Il. :, as was
the Coos i-u rns' Convention OF this State, 1t
+. ,rrgod by the X G C.'s that thev have Lodges
Ia every CouuJv IA the State, and az least twenty
a.., nv.A, In th il at
cuASoE OF NAME
Mr. JOS .. Forest, at he session of the
,'ousri. .uuouel Cruv nion, exposed the fact that
it W : l,rgely composed OF G. IS. The
n me of the or.er was changed 10 the Consolt-
d,ted Democracy and the members OF the order
in the Convention unbIushiugly came before the
Committee md swore they never belonged 20
such an order as Knights of the Golden Circle
THE ORGANIZATION AND ITS OFFICERS.
"Tne order is oficereG exactly like the army
of the slave Confederacy. 1t has generals major
generals, brigader-ge erals, captains, etc. in
fact IL apDears to be but au extension OF that
army. Of the members of he late constitutional
convention it 10 known that w. j. Allen (Josh
since member of Congress from the Ninth Dls-
trict, was no less than general; Andrew u.
| Duff of Franklin County, was malor-general
! and general "blower aud striker" having rowing
nan,bers in every county in the stare George
w. Wall OF Percy County, was brgadier-general,
Duff Allen and DR.. Clernmenson, States At
toruev for Alexander Franklin, Williamson,
Johnson and Saline Counties, were examined
aud held at Cairo. Clemmenson is Tennessee
an, and ran AWAY some time since, but aiterward
| came back, and continuing bis rebellious ana
trai.orous practices, was arrested.
NAMES or PRISONERS.
"Tbero is q blight on all those constitutional
convention fellows. Everything that they touch
withers, and everything they taste turns TO ashes
| on their Inns And so mote it be with them all.
| "The following are the names the prisoners
! brought up last uight by tho United states Mar
! sh,l. aud now confined in Camp Butler =. !"
Raeder, Chesterfield Moc0upin County; DR.. Wm.
/ I. g,uith. Tauaroa, Perry County o. II. McCar~
! yer Perry County w A. Haines, Perry County
| " S. Hawkes., Perry County Bedford Furman,
| Perry County: Dr. Ross, Perry County, H..
W. Newlaud Franklin County; Dr. lsreal
! Blanchard, jackson County Bushrod W. Blod-
gett, from Virginia,
"rhese fellows are all leading men in their re-
spective counties,
). Brig, Gen Geo. W. Wall was not arrested.
| lie addressed K. G. @. Democratic Convention
| IN his county few davs since but the anthor!-
ties consider him so efectually used up political
| ly as to be 900 small potatoes to do any miss
chief.
AN EDIToR IN PERIL
"The Bloomington Times office, Secessionist
paper, was gutted yesterday, flung into the river
| and burned Tho people would have hanged
! the editor if they had caught him, tie took the
GA sh and af er be had taken it said he would
not regard it. This so enraged the people that
! he was compelled to fly tor his life
TRMroRoUs EFFORTS or THE KNIGHTS"
- There ia desperat te aud persistent effort
N tde on the part Of leading old Democratic
politicians of the JEFF Davis stripe all over the
state, 10 prevent enlismehts. hear this from
m onarters of rhe State, north and south, in
Chicago as well as in the ueighborhood of Cairo
in Springfield. Quincy bloomington, and 9th
rr Ulucps Gentlemen raising regiments IN near
ip MI these pisces have complained Of it.
saw one or two letters from Southern Illi-
ois o-d g. giviug uame4, places of meeting,
,r at men whn are banded together and have
nrncurpd arrua to prevent the draft The let
rrr- also add that the project of 'hese ma in
sr,s ,,at- moving Sou h IN sqnad7 and joiuing
T Davis, army was discussed A. these
n,.ria r. was hoasted that there we're twenty
.sols,ud "a X G G.'s in he State, who we're
b,uael together aud would resist the draft TO
the death.
81 alsna>w a letter from a lady in Southern
luoa, 20 the effect that when the volunteers
II rrft tia part OF hp Stat the lives of the peo-
nl, thlt remain would need : ate protection.
Several eouutjes have pettioued The Governor
for leave 20 raise home guard 10 protect them"
4alqos from men who hold midnight meetings
md sra o. O ,th bound 10 aid the Southern Con-
t.drscv ia ever, pos. s.ble way. | can assure
YOU that this statement o the condition OF "htirs
in various eouthern counties Is by no means
overcharged
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