The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15
"uNRMONy -DISCoRD.-

tion among the Union men ol tGS section, II Wi'l
not b, due To any wisdom ON the part "i person
like the managers Of the PcrrySburg lorHSAL. A.
il to widen aud deepen the division already too
great, that paper dcvotcs itself week after wrrh to
fomenting discori and bitterness whore concession
alone is demanded, Toledo B1at" Jwy y.
This comes with ill-gmce from u sheet which
rendered itself notorious, during last falls cam
paigu, in "tomemtlng discord and bitterness
among the Union men of this District; and which,
only few weeks since, charged the Unconditional
nion men of this township aud county, in sub
stance, with "rsorting to violent measures to fur
thor their nrflrinus drsignsl' BESIDES, when the
Wood county " branch" of the Mat, establish
ment charges the Union men of this county who
didn't take the Waite fever" last fall, with be.
ing public plundcrcrs" "toolS,' "mtnlons
"pmps," &c. that paper doesn't appear to discover
any disturbing element in that list of ciyil,tics;
but when We publish mdisputablc FACTS, proving
that some of the ardent supporters OF the EiHd in
this vicinity have been playing the rnir Of the ro
liticul Hypocritc, >, straightway its umablc olac,o.
ries are startled 10y odors of " dscori and bitter
ness" and it hastcns to pronounce such case one
"where concession alone is demanded (" Couc2s
sion to two-tacod politicians FUugh!
"PRODUCING DISSENSION."
The last number Of the organ of the Clique
charges that the Journal is
"Still laboring to produce di,scnston among the
Union men of this county
What We regard as a Union man Is one who I'm
conditonaIly and consistently supports the Govern
ment in its cnd'avor to crush the r'n'A'' o"'
restore the Uuion; who eNcrts whatever mhuenc,
he may have 10 aid the Government and VIII,
knowingly votes To elect ouly such mon Ia Office n'
are pledged to sustain the Government 10y all law
full and possible means. We care not what may b.
the party name, or the opinions Of any man con
cerning measures of public policy" h'S voice
his Influence, and his vote are pledged for the sup
port ot the Govoumcni during the continuance %
the war, lac conforms 70 what We believe the stan"
ard of n rNrE Union man. No article can h' '''n.
in the Journal, since We took charge OF H. "h''.
was intended to produce, or which has produced
dissenSlon among such men,
But the Clique have another standard Tor
Union man. The 6oo men VINO RN' '"u N'''
the " Union for the sake "t tho 'm'h count
ticket and the Democratic STATE "'N'' "' "'''P"
by them as good "Unlon men, those VINO "'r
prominent actors IN both 81 mon ana pem'
cratic Convention, AT lowing Hr''n' Oh ''' o'n
June last are additional ''""'' specimens
their good Union men.
We are naIterahly 'pp'ssl 20 any ""''u'" o'
tween these two classes "' 'nloh men, o'''">
none can be had which would not De H'SlaoiNE
the unconditional supporters of the "o''Tnm'n
Just as consistently might Honesty e'mPr'"s
with Hypocrisy.
But who ho, BEEN "produ ing djssension IN uu
county? Who boltcd from the rtgular Outoa part
last ycav, and called County convention i'o'
which al 'rs'e ecoi"dcd who did not ,nd9r'G W. .
Waite as candidate for Congress Ih' leaders
the 9th of June Conventions were '"' very "''
foremost in that movement
Who have o'cn continually denon"'wI' III
the d'srepntaole language they could "'''r' man
OF the most earnest and honest supporters "' u
government ~ '"'s county Inc : "4u', "N' Ut"