The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

lhere was great lmnu meeting at
New York on Wednesday evening Of last
week, which was addressed by the Hon.
Daniel ). Dickinson, lfc-,ong ntmnerat.
We give the concmd,ng portion Of this
great speech, and commend il to the care.
full attention OF our readers
Il Is idle, my fricids, to prosecute This
war against rebellion by halves. Ii is worse
thar idle to send our sons 10 the field of
bluod, and leave politicians at home vino
are denouncing the Governments. apOlOgiz-
n,; for rebellion. and are inculcating no
matter how stealtlily or covcrtly. cOwardly
md fatal propositions OF peace. Rebellion
SHOWS, from spies and sympathizcrs quite
too near us, what is going on in our midst
as we'll rs we do. IL is struggling on in the
hope that this peace may gain the asccn
iency, when it expects TO be forgiven for
,ts treason, have murder washed from It's
bloody hands, and he rewarded for its viii
Amy by liberal propositions. Shame
This party, with its propositions of peace,
iaving been exposed, ahashed. and iHgluri-
Dusly overthrown last year, has covered
Is framework this, with vereering of
lIlleront shade, but quite too ilmsy to de-
,evc discerning and loyal people. Like
ilic Cdb Ill inc ldDl0, II EdS NilllcMN5leu It's
coat. but the teeth and claws are plainly
iiscernible. Applause. Call back your
sons, repeat. or crush out this insidious
monster at home and the rebellion abroad
together. Rebellion has lost faith in ex-
lptcted foreign recognition. Its miserable
sympathizers ~ England lack courage to
,omo to time. Even Disracli, who O'Connell
said was a REGULAR lneal descendent of the
hardened thief, fails to meet the occasion
as expected. Its hope now rests in the aid
an sympathy it eau command in the lJyal
States. to save it from the Condigu punish
ment and gnubc end which awaits it, and
! looks moro to the success of this ticket to-
| lay than to the exploits OF StonewaIl Jack
sou. Call back yuur sous, | say again. or
crush this political hope of rebellion at
nome. When this hidcOus monster sees us
| united as one man, IN one common purpose
| to crush il, it will yield but until then it
| will struggle on, Ike the writings of a
Vcncmous serpent, till extern tied. APP
| plause. 1t would long since have yielded.
but for hope of propositions of peace from
! political quarters, and terms Of aCcOmmO-
datiou; and but for seeing the Executive
l-lenounccd for unconstitutional acts, and q
| party rising up opposing the war in effect,
! if not in name = Tor rebel leaders under
stand the matter in all its bearings.
| Bat yesterday proud boy in the hcyday
of life and hope fell. lie was the only son
of his mother and she was a widow; he
| fell by the hand of rebel murderer uerved
on by the hope that political divisions in
the loyal States would give rebellion aid
and comfort and propositions Of peace.
She asks you with trembling lip and tear
! tu eye for the idol of her heart, her hope
! and joy. May lie who tcmpers the winds
| 60 the shorn lamb protect her! Gou can
not restore her child, but you can destroy
one OF the rccursed causes which protract
| this bloody and terrible war, the politicians,
| hope. The storms Of Autumn beat upon
the log cabin standing by the little brook
| beyond the bills. The winds moan. aud the
leaves rustic. and the night is gatherln-.
A woman wceps over hearth co,d, and
cheeress and desolatc. A group of little
children, with curious, anxious faces. hang
! upon her knee wondering whl She waeps,
and are asking for their father
Alas
! Nor wife, nor children, more shall he behold
| Nor friends, nor sacred home"
! lie fills I, unknown bloody grave in the
| land OF rebo. Oh. where he marched TO aid
ia preserving I've inheritance Of his revo-
! Ilutionary sire. i VI he was murdered in cX
pectation of pro sjtjons Of peace from
! politicians who fear rebellion will not be
cousltqGoualIy treated, or IN the hopc Of
some new reading of the Constitution which
would exempt rebellion from ccnSnrc and
! punishment. That bereavcd widow in her
de5timtion looks to you. Those children
demand their sire with tears Of artless
innocence Iuu cannot restore him. God
alone can shield and comfort the widow and
| the tatherlesS. But you can remove one of
! the chief causes which serve to protract
this hellish maiguity and mischief at the
/ Gaiiot-hoA, Applause. fau can cancel
/ the demands of hungry politicians. y set
tier in the far West, upon The Indian bor
| der, has volunteered, with the true spirit
of the pioneer, to defend his country flag
| His wife and children are aroused flom
their slumbers at midnight by the yels OF
savage hcilhoUnqS, 10 perish by tie tpma-
hawk and scaipins knife the cabin is in
flames. and tho icrocous monsters with
bands dripping with the blood oi innocence
bear away their tropnues ~ v.....,''. ''' ~
ward to none ferocious monsters still -
saydges processing Christianity - cunSpir
ators and rebels, who stimulate the red
man TO murder deienselesS women aud
children, that they may procure from polt!-
cal traders, at an early moment, liberal prop
ositions of peace and compromise. That
Oorderer will return to greet his loved ones,
but they are not there. \ heap of ashes is
all that is LEFT him; tears roll cOpiousI "
down his sunburnt visage, but, like the iai-
low deer, he wceps alone. You cannot
bring back TO his embrace the beloved OBJ
.icct his affection, but by precept and cx-
amplc you can aid in removing the detes-