The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-17
HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON ON c. l..
VALLANDICHAM.

The following is an extract from aspoech
recently delivered by that sterling and
loyal Democrat, Daniel S. Dickinson, of New
York, in which hc scathes Governor Sey-
mour for his avowed sympathy with the
Ohio traitor-now the nominee for Gov
crnor Of our State, presented to the people
by the Copperhead Conycntion, assembled
at Columbus, Oh Thursday last. Our read
crs will see the estimation IN which valan-
digham is held by true patriot and an
earnest Democrat who has never abandoned
the time-hororcd landmarks Of true De
mocracy:
II is certainly bumliatnR position for the first
State Of the Union, when the scales of our being
nation are vibrating-when our children are dy-
ing by thousands III defense of the Uni0n-O see the
chief Magistrate turn from contemplating the anx-
iOus solicitude, to denounce the Government aud
encourage the rebellion, because ranting, foamng
frothing, gasconadng traitor has been charged with
an offense cogniEable by martial law, and has
been arrested and after full and fair triul, con
yictcd This is the species of support which Gov
ernor Seymour, aud those who are with him, from
the beginning Of the war ha We given 10 the Admins
| tration, and this he calls "generouS" one They
now propose tO "pause," as he tells us and II they
will but pause in their assaults upon the Admin
istration-in their proclaimed sympathy with trail
tors, and in their encouragement to rebclliOn-thoy
will confer n favor upon the present and coming
generations. Applause. The people cry "pausep
but it 10 10 those engaged in assaults upon the Ad-
nnistration, not to those who are striking death
| blows at the rebellion. They cry "pause," but
they cry to those who give aid, encouragement aud
comfort to the rebels. The soldiers are among us
here and they cry "pause," but it is that you
| "pausc," in stimulating the rebellion. They have
pericd their lives in defence OF the Government.
| With heads uncovered and bosOms barred, they
| have met the enemies Of free institutions upon the
| battle fold, and they cry "pause" to you who are
encouraging this rebellion. Tho wife aud mother
| cry pause" to you who by synpathizng with
traitors, encourage resistance to tho Government
| and its institutions they conjure you to pause
| pause in your mad career: the husband and son
have been slain your partzanohiP gives aid to the
rebels. The father cries pause" in your eneour-
| agement to the rebels in arms. Joseph is not,
| Simeon is not, aud you would take away Benjamin
| also There are others who cry "pause."
adopt the language of his Exccloncy, the Governor,
| and cry" "pauSc." Our SONS and brothers sleep in
death. Tongues which are silent in death, could
they speak, would cry pause they would say
| you have marched us hCrC--wc have defended our
countrys flag we come to vindieatc the national
homer we come to preserve the holy memories that
cluster around the banner for which fathers
| fought YOU have lent hope and encouragement to
the rebellion pause" in your course. Yes, say
| "pausc." When you sit down At your table "pause;
set vacant chair there "A skeleton will he at your
sile. When you proceed to your chamber "pausc;' =
death will bs there. At the hour of midnight
pause :" the pale face and skeleton finger will
point N the record of aid you have given the rebels
| in arms against the Government. II these men
are not punished at Judgment it not here, shall
| be mistaken. For men who assist in this rebellion
| il not executed and damned ctcrnally hereafter
hemp will lose its value, and hell will forfeit its
| charter for nIlsuscr. Great cheering.