The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-01
REAR 1T IN MIND.

That the chief object Of the Democratic
aud Conservative coalition is again to place
that party in power, no longer admits Of
doubt, and the means by which it is to be
accomplished matters not, just so the end
is reached. Democrats and Conservatives
must again have control of the Govern
ment That is the watch-word Hear
what the Fremont Messenger says:
"The people Of the North and West can have
no hope for restoration Of the Union, with all its
former blessings through the policy, principles and
men of the Abutionized Republican party; nor so
long as the latter have complete control of the Gov
ernment. There must be a change and a speedy one,
IL the Union is to be restored ,cds, and the Con
stituton maintained Il n There is no use 10
disguise or attempt to explain away the fact that
such contamination can only be obtained. if at all
obtainable, through Democratic and Conservatv
policy"
The Cincinnati Eaquire, enters little
further into detail 1t says:
"Common sense action is demanded. This is no
time for partizan feeling, indulging in partixan
annosty. 1t is no reason because man has op-
posed the Democratic party for a score of years,
he should refuse to act with IL now, ichen he knos
that The only hope Of The Rep,iic rests icih that party
when he Is satisfied that the Republican party and
its policy has failed in the work of governing the
nation. BE frank, honest, patriotic men, and per-
form your duty your conscience shall dictate,
uninfuenced by the sueers or denuciaton Of ambi-
tious political leaders corrupt army contractors,
who will but lead you further into the abyss of
ruin. Come out like men. Speak your opinions as
becomes freemen. Act as men who have a coun-
try to save, responsible to their God and posterity
We beseech you all, from the highest to the lowest
wealthy or poor, naturalzed or native born to put
forth your efforts in the great work Of redeemng
the country. Every man can do something towards
restoring the Union az Il ted,."
There, you have it. This is no time for
partizan feeling. or indulging in partzan
animosty," and you are asked to "put forth
your efforts in the great work of redeeming
the country. Every man can do something
toward restoring the Union as ii ,cdS" be
fore the election of Mr.. Lincoln. The Biadt
joins in the issue with the Democracy, and
cries in plaintive tones, Union for the SAKE
of the Union" Mr.. Waite is the conserv
ative candidate "Mr. Ashley represents
the radical party"-that is to say, the un
conditional Union party, the party that viii
not hesitate to employ any means to crush
the rebellion and the leading rebels, The
Democrats and Conservatives would save
the Union with slavery; the true Union mcr
would save it, though slavery and every
slave-owner perish! Let no true lover o
his country allow ISLANDERS and defamations
of private character to distract his atten
| ton from the real issue at stake. The rebe
leaders themselves look with anxious eyes
to this district, and confidently expect the
defeat of the man who has made world
wide reputation by the vigorous policy he
has at all times advocated. Will you again