The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-03
; NO MORE COMPROMISE.

1
throughout the State is urging thorough
organization Of the opponents of the Ad.
ministration, and In many strong Demo.
cratic districts is hoisting the name Of C.
l.. Vallandigham, as the representative Of
that party, and its candidate for Governor
OF the State, in other localities where the
Democratic party is decidedly in the minor.
ity, there are papers which are limiting at
and looking to a coalition between Demo.
Gratis and such friends Of the Administra.
ton as can be persuaded that concession
and coalition is the only truly patriotic
course for lovers of tho Union and Consti-
tuition to pursue.
| While no ono will question the liberality
and patriotism Of the course pursued by
the Republican party Of Ohio during the
State campaign of 1861, in yielding to and
uniting with the Democrats in the Union
movement, no earnest friend of the Admin.
istration, who has watched the course of
recent political events, need now be told
that the day for compromise and conces.
sion, OF political association with tho pros.
ent Democratic party, has passed. The
time has arrived when every friend of con-
| stitutional liberty, and every enemy Of
treason and dcspotsm should cast off all
political ties which in tho past have united
him with that party whose leaders now
sympathize with treason, and who for the
protested purpose of restoring the Union,
would make concessions to those who are
now in arms for the avowod purpose of
overthrowing the Government Of the Uni
tod States.
But if either policy or patriotism pointed
the friends of the Government to a coalition
with members of another party whore
could they look for such partyS CERTAINLY,
only to the Democracy--to that party
which is now following the leadership of
Vallandigham whioh is oharac terizing all
supporters of the Administration az "Ab.
clifton rebels" or "Aboltionists (which
has chaEseA the Republican party with be-
ing Responsible for tho war; aud equally
guilty. with traitors; whose leaders have
not only endeavored to discourage on,'.
ments for the Union array. but ''S'-
couraged resistance to ~. ,iaVe ell
nounccd every earnest = - draft t ue-
istration to- ervSb effort of the Admin
loud in PEsiS~ the rebellion and been
only ii" of generals who have brought
de- .astcr to our arms and who now
,lare their intention to "'ecerse the feg'S
/ Iation of The ccisting Republican Con
gress," and to DESTROY THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY, UTTERLY AND FOREVER
Let no one be deceived by the professoc
patriotism of those who ask the friends o
the Government to rally in Union
movement with their worst maligners. lie
every man who earnestly supports the AID
mnistration in it's efforts TO crush treason
and preserve popular government, banisl
from his mind all thought of union will
that modern Democracy, the leaders
which have no unkind word for arme'
traitors, and would permit them to go III
punished. Hereafter lot no one whos'
political principles arc " half.and-hat re
ceive the suffrage of friend Of the Ad
ministration. Hereafter let us have N
, on-top. of-the-fence candidates--that elias
! of politicians who, after riding the "coal
, ton rail into office, almost invariabl
prove the active enemies of those who dl
most TO secure their election. l'ut let
n hereafter support for public officers, trol
!, highest to lowest, only such mon as are ope
/ and earnest in their efforts to sustain tn
4 lawful authorities who think more OF pr
8 serving the GovernmenI than OF savn
slavery; and who have exhibited moi
y anxiety to crush treason than to save trai
II ora from meritcd punishment.
q Let the unconditional friends OF til
l. Union organize, and when tho time ooIn.
for nominating candidates, let us have ho'
est. whole-souled, unconditional Union me
placed ON platform 30 plainly and nm
At quivocally supporting the Administrati'
a, that wayfaring man, though fool, ca
:, not err therein" With such mon and {
w. such a platform lot the friends of frecdo
;, and enemies of treason stand or fall NJ
10 if we suffer defeat let us do 80 as earne
ro lovers of popular government-free fro
~ even an imputation Of disloyalty.'