The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-16
The TraitorOus Purposes Of the
Nalandigham Faction.

THg Acknowledged leader Of the faction.
falsely calling itself the Democratic party
OF Ohio. which met in convention at Colum-
bus on the 4th inst. for the nomination Of
a State ticket, is Mr.. Nallandigham Of the
Dayton district.
What the real purpose Of this faction is
may he seen by the following project, intro
duccd 10y that gentleman in the House Of
Representatives, on the 1th OF February
last;
" BE it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States ct
Am,r.cJ Ia Congress assembled. (two-thirdS
both ot Houses cuncurriug). That the fol-
lowing articles be and are hereby proposed
as amendments to the Constitution of the
United States, which shall be valid to all
intents and purposes us part OF sad consti-
tuition when ratified by conventions in three
fourths Of the several states.
ARTICLE XIII. SEC |. The United States
are divided into four sections. as follows
"The States of Maine. New Hampshire,
Vermont. Massachusetts. Connecticut, Rhode
Island. New York. New Jersey and Penn
sylvan;a. aud all new states annexed al ad-
mitted into the Union. or formed or erected
within the jurisdiction OF any of the said
states, or by the junction Of two or more
of the same or of parts thereof, or ont o.!
territory acquired north OF said states, shall
constitute one section to be known as the
North
The states oE Ohio, Indiana. Illnos.
Michigan Wisconsin, VI mn sofa. Iowa and
Kansas aud all new sta cs annexed or al
mitted into the UniOr, or formed or erected
with the jurisdiction uI any of sail states.
or by the junction Ot two or more of the
same parts thereof or ont of territory ac-
Qu red north of latitu le thrty-siN degrees
thirty minutes. and east ct the crest OF the
Rocky Mountains, shall be constituted an
other section, to hc known as the West
The states of Oregon and California and
all new states annexed and admitted irto the
Union, or formed or erected within the iur-
isdiction of any of said states, or by the
junction OF two or more of the same or
parts thereof, or ont Of territory now held
or acquired west of the crest of the Rocky
Mountains and the Rio Graude, shall conSti-
tute another section, to be known rs the
iIcuic.
"The states of Delaware. Maryland. Viz
ginia. North Carolina South Carolina. Flo j.
da Alabama, NJ ssssjppi. Louis ANA, Texas,
tkansas. Tennessee, Kentucky and NJ y
sour. an all new states inucX2 AMI II I'm e.
ted .nto the Union, or formed or erected
within the iuris LECTION OF the states, or by
the junction OF two or more of the same or
parts thereof. or ont of territory acquired
east of the Rio Gramde and south OF latitude
thnty-si1 degrees thirty minutes, Shall con
stitute another section, to he Hlowu as the
South.
SEC. 2. On demand of o0e-thrd of the
Senators of any one Of the sections on any
bill, order, resolve or vote. TO which con.
currence Of the House of Representatives
may he necessary, except on question o.
adiournmeut aVote shall be had by sections,
aud a ma aiOrity OF senators from each sec
ton voting shall be necessary TO the pas
sage Of such bill, order or resolution, AM
to the validity Of every such vote
Here follow two sections relative to the
mole of electing President and Vice Presi-
dent and then the following article:
ARTICLE XIX-No state shalf--ecede
without the consent of the legislatures OF
all the states Of he Sectioa to tchich the
state DrOp0SiRg to Secele shall belong. The
| resident shall have power to adjust with
all seeding states all questions arising 10y
reason of their secessi ion; but the terms OF
the adjustment shall be submitted to the
Congress for their approval before the same
| shall he valid
"Ferc, says the New York Post was q
deliberate attempt to divide the Union for
mllly, to give each section Il veto upon the
proceedings of the others which would
| destroy what little connection still remained
and finally to authorize complete separ
aton as soon as any section might see fit tC
separate, with power given to the Pres
dent 10 adjust the terms of rupture. Get
the author of this resolve, which m sht b,
entitled an Act to legitimate anarchy aud tC
allow every body to do as he plcases, is tho
same ValIand CHAM who oficated us thC
leading spokesman at the Columbus part.
zan convention on the Fourth Of July; who
makes flaming speeches about preserving
| the constitution as il s and who is at t|Ig
head of the new faction which rises tha
cry as its shibIoeth. "-T0ietlo Commcrcia