The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-02-13


him wanted TO see every soldier o knight
orrant. aui behind his sruiTc, 90 do all his
work, sn that may uso the soldiers iust 90
shoot traitors, and send them to that home
prepared for thetn from the be giuning.
would like TO have the rebels killed by
gentleman Let the soldiers go on with
their killing and the squircs getguns, don't
propose to punish the negro if he kills q
trait,r. Now | may lose my stand ug in
the Church, but tell you [ take stock in
every negro iusurectiou, and don't care
how many there are. 1 they don't want 70
be killed by negroes, let them lay down
! their arms
! The new Secretary Of War has turned
/ over q new leaf A heavy buplic sent ment,
| created wv God h msef, compelled that
/ statesman td buplish to the army, Hence
/ forth your business ia TO attack. pursue aud
| destroy the enemy" No more taking Of The
/ oath; NO moro swearing in tho rOttiesuaEe.
! Why ~ my certain knowledge, the rcOciS
| over here in Missouri have been sworn over
! five tunes and they are ratt,csunkcs yeti
! The true way 10 close this rebellion is to
! dctach the four million slaves. man says,
/ Lane II you do that won't you make them
I ftcss" Great Godl what q terrible calSm..
! tv Every slave with n this Government is
| destined to be FREQ: God has 40 determined.
! [Arrlouse.
[Gen Lane then fully answered the qucs.
! ton That the liberation Of the slaves would
worl, iniustice to the Northern laborer,--
/ Instead Of diminishing wages it would i'll
crease them
The chairs are to be stricken from evory
! limb Freedom is to be the battle-cry from
, North 20 South from East TO West.
/ The negroes are much moro intelligent
! than had ever supposed. have seen them
come 'ntN ctmp toccos onallyl ook ng down
as though slaves. By-and-by they begin to
stroightcn themselves, throw back their
shoulders. stand erect and SOON look Gol
straight in the face. They are the most
ailcctouate. impulsive, domestic beings in
The world. No one loves mother, wife, more
than the negro, and they are an altogether
smarter than VIC give them credit for--l
mcan we Democrats.
After long days march. after getting
supper for the mon, after feeding and clean
ins the horses. have scen them out, Just
back oc the teHts, drilling, And they take
to drill "a a child takes 10 its mothcrs's s milk.
They soon learn the stop, some learn the
position of the soldier Hnd the manual Of
arms. You can sec that in the inerm1st
rec,sscs of their souls the devil is in them.
/, Cen Washington did not lie when he said
h S negroes fought us well as white men
: Cen jackson did not lie whcr he paid that
noble compliment to his black soldiers at
: New Orleans. Give them Il fair chance
put arms in their hands, and they will dc
the balance of the fighting in this var
So terrific is the crime of these traitors
care not who involves them in ruin and
death. Let us teach them treason against
this Government ia crimo against God as
well us against man. care not whether
: the punishment is inflicted on the hIttlo-
field, on the gallows. or from the brush hy a
negro. Death. death that crushcs Out
this terrible rebellion let our chillrc,
remember taat the punishment of treason
il death,
WI, see hore, il almost unlnaus me I,
hear people tai; abont the constitutional
: rights" oi States in rebellion, Of States ont
5 side Of tAe Coustituton. The"cousttuton
/ al rights of South Carolina, Great God
> wonder how long it VIII be bnfu"c Kansn
| is called upon to return fugitive slave tC
South Carolina. to Missouri. When th'
> Kansas mlu is called upon to return slave
thin remember the five hundred and seven
Is deal AMI wounded at Springfield nov
charged M to the account Of the State o.
Missouri Do you love ksnsas love YOU
wife and hone? See to it that NJ sHonri i
free. Ii YOU love the things sc to it th,
there is not slave Lett there thirty day
hence.
There is this Cherokee county dowa there
We want Kansas u square State, with a'
, much front north and south as east ant
, west. The Cherokee county just gives US
that. Ifthcrc are slaves there they mus
, be treated as we treat them in NJ ,ssolrl
: Then add that territory to Kansas, and W.
20 ipp f,IIr ~ ton nat m
manufactures; and if, hereafter, our chilIrel
are stricken with the secession disease, they
can sccede and sustain themselves
believe it is the business of Kansas cT
Z clusively, with the gallant assistance &
. Wisconsin, Illinois Ohio, and other state
c soon to be represented here to free all slave
I west Of Mississippi. Oh, what thrill of de
! light would run through the country, I,
l hear Kansas declare that neither Shaver,
/ nor involuntary scrvitude shall exist with
. in the boundaries of Texas, and having mad,
u the declaration, to fight it through. 'Tha
little colony planted here in '54 freed Kansas
4, then Cherokee, then Texas. then Arkansas
then Louisiana, and slavery was blottct
/ out, crushed out, west of the Mississippi
e That's the business of Kansas, assisted b.
II the gallant west.
am authorized by the Government TO sa,
- 10 every Olncer ana private that WllI Iec'
: a slave for each one of you, and don't carr
t how soon you catch him.
). In conclusion, let me telI you that thu
! way to serve your Government and serv
c it eifcctualy, is by declaring that you ar
= soldiers of freedom. To take up the glow
I the traitors have thrown down, answer the
# challenge by boldly procahninS the battle
Il cry of Freedom. With that Oh how Ger
{ tain are we OF our leader, God himsel
G marches before, and, fot my part, woul'
It just as soon follow him as any other leader
!; Farewell, and when we meet again, may |
u be in the piping tunes Of peace
f THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
BY NJ. L. THoRNToS.