The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
FACTS FOR THE VOTERS or ONO
TO RENE BIER!
Let tho voter. of ohio RcmcmbcrI


That vallandigham is SEcEssIoSis1 from prin-
ciplc. Let the following extracts bear witness
q" If any one or more Of the States of this Union
should at any time secedc-ior reasons of the sui
tciency and justice Of which, before God aud the
great tribunal Of history they alone may Judge
much as ! may deporc il, | NEVER WOULD as u
Representative in the Congress of the United states,
vots dollar Of money mlorcty drop Of Ameyicr
blood should be sted IN cirH Vdr - PoiiundiJham at
Cooper hsttWte Nor. 2, 1850.
Vullaudgham proposed tn divide The Union into
four separate sections, aud further proposed the
following
al propose that no State shall ,ccedc WITHOUT
the consent of the Legislatures Of all the states of
the section 10 which the State proposing to seocdc
may belong
Therefore, VallandS CHAM is willing that a state
should socede with the consent of oSr FOURTH Of
the States composing the Union.
Lot tho Voters of Ohio Remember!
That vallandgham is a DisrNIoNrsT. Witness
the following resolution introduced by him in Con.
grcss, February Z, 1861
The United States arc divided into four SEQ.
tons, as follows"
IL speech, delivered by him in Congress-, Feb.
ruary ~ 1861, he uttered the following
II propose to recognize the uaatJncc
ot sections as II FIXED rtor."
propose to establish FOrR, instead oC two,
GRASp SECTIONS of the Union
Gc, the voters os ohi~ Remember!
That Vallandigham is TRAITOR. Witness this
confession in his speech at DAYTON, Angus, 2, 1862
"IHAvg NOT vorEn tor any Army ur Navy bill
any Army or Navy appropriation since the
meeting OF Congress- on the 18th OF July, 1851"
lie thus extended an invitation to his couu'ry's
foes, in speech at Newark New Jcrsc! in Feb
ruary, 1858, to invade the North
at has been proclaimed that it never was the
Cunfcdcratcs' intention ~ invade the Northern
States, Yet y hiS is Kept up butR's tN9ht, no
'tcntmg spir prospect of pcncl, no sound Qt cnn-
cord TO reach their cars, THEY OUGHT TO BE
INDUCED TO MAKE THIS INvAS1oNl"
Let the voters OF Ohio H"mombcr!
That vallandigham declared that it Grant should
I've defeated he would be elected hut it Nick5hurg
Cll il would insure his defeat. Let loyal Demo.
Gratis reflect that thiS Vallmdigham party acknoNl
edge, through their leador, that their success dc
pends upon the defeat of the Union army. The
party tina, expects to succeed upon the blood Of de
tcated Upon armies. is clearly dialova, that no
man need be deceived as to It's true character.
rutriots do not hope for the defeat of tho National
armies.
Eet no voters of Ohio Remember!
That vallaudigham, in speaking of the States
III Rebellion, calls them the " Confederate States
aud JEFF. Davis, he very carefully and consider.
alely styles " President Davis" President Lin
coin be stvgmatizas "uSurpcr," "tyraut''
Nero &c. His cpithets tell whore his heart is
Is such a man the proper candidate for loyal met
to support?
Let the Soldiers of Ohio Remember!
When the bill for raising money for paying ouI
soldiers in the field WAC put upon its final pasSaG,
III the United States House of Representatives, II
received vote of one hundred and fifty in favor t
rWE agains, il. The names of those Ave mcmbcr
who voted against paying our brave troops were
Benjamin Wood. of New York, re-electod Repre-
sentative 10 Congress.
II, e. Burnett, OF Kentucky, expelled from th'
House Of Representatives for treason, now in TN
rebel army.
Elijeh II. Norton, Of Missouri, who ran ava,
from homo, and now is in the rrbel army.
John ". Reid, of Missouri, expelled from IN,
House of Representatives for treason, and now, q
lately in the rebel army.
CLEMENT l., NALIANDlGHAM, Of OH,
now an OUTLAW in Canada, having been conylcto
of COMPLETELY WITH THE REBELS.