The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30

ever seen. Aud if this war goes on through the
folly and wiokedness of Southern rebels, slavery
is at an end, for it has no protoctint, and no
guarantee outside Of the Unicn. With the
death OF the Federal Union Dies slavery. The
Abohionist and Scccssion'st ou this point oc-
crpy the same stand there IL nn difference be
tween them The Abolitirnis's, ,uch rs Wen
dell Phillips Garrison, and others, dpnouuoe Pre-.
qident Lincoln aa worse than J,t Davis. From
the hands of these inccndiarrs on both sides
the people must rescue the Union. ThCre IL
great middle party between these Two extremes
who must maintain the government The work
must be done by the people. Don't wait for
yonr leaders to guide you. | know the people
of Nashville well, and know the feeling which
controls them, and know the men who have
bean your leaders; for have been wh them
for Years ts Il member Of the Legislature, as
Governor Of your state, and ns Senator in Con-
glcs. You Rave relied on these leaders as or.
acles whose bidding !op must obey. You AK
where are oar leaders - the John Belle, Ew>
inga, Neil ilrO~rs, aud the Cnion and American ?
You seem to case TO set AID speak for your
selves. Are you, Intelligent fre, men, dependent
on the arm of a leal,r? Are you Incapable of
acting 70, yourselves? II so, then, you coucede
the very thing for which the toIi's OF the South
are contrndIpg, and "dmit ihat yoH are nhht io'
scIfeovernment Cast oil this degrading and
uuumuly feeling This iS the peoples g"vri =
mout; they have received 1t rs legacy from
heaven, ard they muN defend ard preserve ii,
If it H. 10 be preserved At ALL am tor thiS COZ
ernm'nt above al, earthly Qos2cssions, and II II
pcrieH, 30 rot WIN tn survive H. / am '"r ~
Though slavery Shool" he struck from 'A'S '"c''
aud Africa swept nom t'' N'' nee '' l'' ""''"'
believe, indeed, mt "e um'n Il me oh'I pro-
lection al slavery 80 sole guar h"e o'' +"
you persist III i"rr'n" 'W issue o. S'''rrE "9 9''S'
III government '"', ''e 'are OF heaven
" Give mo my eovrrnmcht 'id let 'he heslotS
So'
These traitors WHO are p rP''"a''y glamour
al ont Southern rights aud slave property rs u
here were Il" o h'r ~ MS or property vi 'N'S'
te"ce, manifest the utmost bitterness "'Eo"S
ord narlo0 minded S'ci'ohafm l"ey are per
. k'e ana ''hco'o'''' no" "A"''o"' ""' '"''o.
= oua are all these 'l'"& P'F So Are we no' al
Americans, a'Sc'n"'' '' ore o'o'" an" '"ti,
posing o"e S''"' ''"'''; ,Y'"S'.4o ny srt'
'H'0c'o''' "'''"' '''H '~'''" ~ ''S 49, ''
= - all ..c,;ons If ,he Rropbrc scorp tn,
p ,r,,,rol, ord C,ters Of sectional bico,ry.
T. o,,i,, ,,,i,yo,l; ~ my homo and every Lone,
, ,,,, ., ,,,, hr,,l,r 7 lave NJ, conntrv he
=, Constitution her l,ws apd her free institutions
. ,Iova her h L;story and tie memory Of her elor
5 inns de,d Have the preccp,s and teachings @
h NOR oI,riors founders, love nv Sta O. an
Is ,,r,r f,r rcr h,ruine.s aud prosoe,i,v whie
F" nr,.t br toupa in the laws aud under he A,g ,
II H., Tv,;or Ioolirc o,ourd me- to.nicht 81
r. - l,, ,oir,r, ori rotriot;c so,6;crs who b,o
u uisn,a uW.,,or,o welcome ,h,ico welcom,
d doc,,,,,.rs ot ,t, Irrionrn On with ,onr olo
'r ,,uorr. ana :, tho foco or a II ornnsi,ior ov,
o ,h, ,,,;,.t -, ia, svo,d and hayora, and am;
e ,'....,,a o,,.b ,f h.,,Io In, tho rovorrre,
. - y..,,,;,,,o,, J.. a.t,,l,d Wa bave hen,
At .-,,,.', ,,,,,,, .-,r,hc,, irva6,rs and ue
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9, .,.,;.,.,..,;,. gl.,.s, ,,,.a,j %,,,o,. -,
r. ,,',I .i,,,.,,,,,.,,.n, ,to latter b,y. l.,
h.,...,,.s o,,,r,s.. e,d h.ca horn .,,.,,..o,;o
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..s rebellion IA anma'ed ana controlled
uc the worst spirit that ever hI'o '"e BOSOM
uOlnr nuHApity a
of persons pretended to compare '"e 'ene'hon
is, 1861 with that ot i""' HOW pr'PoS'ronS a
"a. absurd There is not the remotest analogy
rr- tween them. They were, ON the contrary, I
,ut very an,ipoaes OF each other The cid revo
rn. tiou WAS 10 establish "nd perpe'uate heedo
n but this one was to subvort and destroy il, q
,cd make MS the v'SsalS OF France or Grent Brita
,p The modern revolution would, II possible,
isn duce us to the very servitude from which
ey- former delivered u7. The spirit OF rebellion
ept fendish proud, cruel and lawless 1t was
r,d from the day when the Devil raised the stand
,be Of revolt in Heaven, and warred with Mich
ice the Archauge', for the supremacy ot the SIX
Is We are tod that the devil was conquered,
,cp chained in che Internal pin bat that he Wa
At he 'r' 'o'S' 10y a 'eAs"", II ever ''' o'',
im let loose ~ tn" ""'''' n''t'e ,h't row Is
in time, anI 'n'' ne S'''"''ns 'n'' o'",",''
Did o'Hon' rev men WI" "ou "'ueu '"'' ''''o
you rebellion no" p'e''naeu 10 'S'N '' NrS""S
- oppreSSion' How long o'S Is o''" S'n''
and had your Minute men, your ''s"a"'e Oo"'
ives teesE uow'Iong has 1t been since men
of driven from 'helr MONIES ior 'he CRIME o' II
re- tyE was driven from my own home' "n'
tell "ha'F what er'me' what o"ehee ""u "
,ck- None' save my devotion TO tue "oVern"e"'
hey nay aiaeh"e"t 10 tue S'"rS ""u o''P'S'