The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-01
THE SOLDIERS oromIo RIGHT.

We do net believe that Nallandighm will re-
ccive many vetcs rs he can put in his eye among
our soldiers IN the field. To say nothing Of his
disoyalty, they would be very clear Of voting for
one who has repeatedly denounced thom min
ions and 4" hirclings ofa corrupt Admnistrs-
ton" The convict candidate of the Coppcrhcad
gentry, who are bringing disgrace upon Ohio, docs
not dare to show his trAtorous viSagc in u Union
camp, since lac WAS made to leave cus of tho Ohio
camps nt Washington SO unccremoneouSly. To
show the menNlabo estimation IN which Nalan
dgham is held among our soldiers composed of
men of all parties transfer To our columns
tlm following preamble and resolutions, passed at
u meeting held by the volunteers ut the isi Ohio
Regiment of Infantry, at their camp near Murtrces
horn, on the 10Th of June last, They were read
aloud to the entire regiment, aud were adopted
wthouta dissenting voice. Here thOy are.
WugWEAs, We the enlisted soldiers of the 5lst
Regiment q. ', l., having been called together
hv the conduct of our fellow citizens At home, and
being men representing the prominent parties of
all political CreedS IN cur nation and, therciorc,
do not Clalm 70 represent any one political party
or urEAnig gatou, but rs CuIcnS Ot the great state
uIOhiu and rs lnNal mrmhvrs oi our common govern
mrnt, having a deep interest m the political MS
we'll as military affairs ot our State aud Nation we
! claim the right 70 express our sentiments on all
the political issues of day sought 10 10 adopted
/ bv Gur State and country. In view of this fact,
aud having learned through the press that u meet
/ NJ of the Buteruds OF Ohio had been convened At
! Columbus, and that they had there pomnaIedC C. l..
/ NallAndicham tor Governor ot Ohio, who had been
tried for aud convicted Of uttcrlug trcaNouaOe sen
I umentS against tho Gov NCmmcnt of the United
States, aud had been sent south OF our lines IN pur
/ suaucc thereof; therefore, bclt
| R,so'r,i, That the nomination Of Clement l..
/ Nallaudigham for Governor Of Ohio, with his
/ known Niowa Ofdisoyaliy, which wcrc made mau-
fest ,n his proposition mSdo to CnugresS 60 divide
| this Government into thruo or four Republics, to
rothar with his ayawed sympathy for the rcbelS," "
In trying to divide the "uui0u ot the states, and
his disposition 10 hud fault with every measure
adopted by the present Administration to Quell the
rebellion, is u grnSs insult 10 the understanding Of
oTery loynl hearted soldier and citizen of Ohio.
R,,olr,I, That We deuouuce tlemcn, l.. \alan.
dicham and all his followers, including all and
,Nvry man WHO shall ran on tho Same ticket with
him. or who shall IN any way influence his ~ their
election as traitors TO their God their country and
themselves, aud Ne earnestly pray and beg that
tho laws against treason bo Ugljiy eH,orced, and
that they sutar the extreme pcualty ot thc law,
That we earnestly believe tina, by pursuing then
policy, the war is prolonged over our heads, and
will continue SO to be, putl our government uses
all ITS power to put aslop 20 the disasters that VIII
result from such a course.