The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03
TIE ENInN CALL.


as had been asserted. The writer Of an article
which has since appeared and which we refer 10
elsewherc) denies our statement, and says "To
effect that, the exclusion Of those who did not vote
for Mr. Ashley, we unhcsitatingly assert, was the
design Of those who carefully worded the Laskey
call" Contradiction prora nothing aud we are
not an adept St pcttifoggiug therefore again
refer to the call itself at the head Of our editorial
column-and every candid and Intelligent reader
will at once ack iowlcdgc that il extends hco nyi
tatious, as follows;
!. Gan Republicans and Unconditional Union
Democrats, who supported the regular Union nom
nations last Fall and this Spring.
z. GALL VINO ARR ron TIIB GOVERNMENT WITH.
OUT ANY IFS or BUTTS; WHO ARE OPPOSED TO
FOREiGN INTERVENTION, rO COMPROMISE WITH THE
REBELS, AND ARE FOR A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION
or THE WAR UNTIL TifB CAUSE or THE UN0S
TRIuMPHs.'
All these are " earnestly invited to attend" Can
any honest man who is" for he Government ,CiihoW
any IFS or NUTS ,clo I" opposeito foreign mtcrCen
hon 10 compromise ,viM The rcJcis, aud n for rgor
oHs prosecution ot he cdr Until tie Of dc Union
tiupJhs," read this call, and then say that he is
not invited, because he did not rotc for lf Ashlcy
last tdH' Are the young mon who have arrived
at the age of twenty one since last falls election,
who now indorsc the principles OF the second iuvi-
tation in this call, excluded from the 9th Of June
Convention, because hey dm not rotc tor Nr. AJiey
Certainly not Arc the mon who were last fall dc
ludcd into the belief that the Union for tho sake
oi the Union" movement in this county was un'on
tor princiyie, but who have since learned their er-
ror, and who indorsc the principles of The above
second invitation, excluded by Mr. Laskey from
the Convention, because they DID not rotc for Mr.
AJicyi Most assurodly not. On the contrary,
they are EARNESTLY INVITED TO ATrBSD"
We know what 10 expect from the clique whose
only hope of success lies in rickcry and msroprs-
scntation but wo confidently present this call to
the honest loyal voters OF tho county; We ask them
to read ii carefully, and to judge OF its meaning by
its language by the interpretations OF unprin-
Cipled political potttogscrs. And those who thus
cnnddy read and Judge the call Of hr. Laskoy,
will ngrcc with us that the gross msrcprcscnta
| tons which have been made of it, by persons
claiming to have the welfare of the Government
solely ut heart, and the issuing a pretended sec
ond Union call, can only have been prompted by
personal disappointment aud malignant spite
rather than by desire to earnestly and faithfully
aid the President in the suppression Of the rebellion
Asto lhc question whether Mr.. Laskey or Mr.. Ross
! is Chairman of the true Union Central Committee
! OF Wood County, we need say nothing, further
than TO record the ct. II will not DO denied that
the Union movement innuguratod throughout the
North at the outbreak of tho war, was II union OF
all men, regardless of party, who would sacrifice
all other considerations to the great question of
supporting hc Prcsaicnt in every effort no might
put forth for the suppression Of the rebellion it was
political union to insure the election of such men
to all Offices cs-local, Nots, and National-as would
earnestly co operate with the President, until the
rebellion ceased to exist And such are now the
principles of the true Union party throughout the
country.
Which party in Wood county hns faithfully car
ried out this programme The Unconditional Union
| party, Of whose Committee Mr.. Ihskcy is Chair
man, has most assurodly done this But has the
party Of whose Committee Mr. Ross is Chairman,
bcsu faithful 10 the tus Union principles ot the
country? Has that party cast u, rote for such
! diiutc. local. &dte and Sational--as have bean
pledged aud have faithfully kept that plcdgo) to
sustain the President in all efforts he nigh. make for
the suppression of the rebellion. and the restoration
of the Union? Let refer to the vote of that party
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find that 900 men who voted for MIR. Waite, rotco
The straight Dcmocrotic ticket for STATE oDiccrs.
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