The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
:. rEACEn MEETING AT NEW YORK.

means untried for the purpose of making
"glorious martyr" Of himself, id Nallan-
. digham. For nearly an hour prior to the
organization of the meeting, the Copper
head rabbc indulged in the gratifying
amusement of cheering for all peace objects,
from Mcclellan to Nallandigham. Rebellion,
treason and malignity were vomited forth
from thrco dlloront stands, with rabid vir-
nlcuce and bittor invoctivo. Tho leaders
Of this dsloyal demonstration, in their adj
dress declare that tho States are absolute
in their sovereignty, and that the Govern
ment has no constitutional or moral right
to make war upon any State for its own
salvation That in prosecuting this war
wo arc committing treason against tho
States in rebellion! Is not tho impudcnco
of Satan himself surpassed in the promulga
ton of such atrocious reasonable and
abomnablc doctrines and in cndcayoring
to rost them before the great mass of the
American people, us sentiments Of loyalty
and patriotism
From tho address we make the follow
ing Dllcl CNlIuClh
Tho prorcsscd Democrat, therefore, who is de-
lbcratcy for the war, Is not Democrat in fact,
but un Aboonist of tho most radical, violent and
destructive kind.
The Presidents Emancipation Proclamation and
} tho war go hand in hand together. 1t Is pusllan-
nous TO carp ut the moral pigues of the crisis
while wc cling to itS giant. ThB wdr ts The curse Of
The dge IN uhich zee tirc.
Again in nd ltOn to these irresistible and suili-
cent reasons why the Democratic party should de
,,l,y fam il iIp m
hard headed fact that the war cannot succeed. We
r harc bcsh Lcucn Wo can not conquer the south.
Tho address closes by asserting that all
hope of restoring the Union need not be
abandoned, but that the war must end, il
our lihcrtioI arc to be preserved. 1t calls
therefore, upon all who profess to be Dem
r ocrats to rid themselves Of participating il
, auch crime. "Vho country has nothing
/ to gain by putting War Democrats into
power, There is no difference bctwccr
War Democrats and War Republicans.
They grazo on the same pasture and drnI
: at tho Same fountain, and ii the war mus
1 ho continued with all its pOttonts Of evil
:. and tho Constitution and tho Union hccom,
i. an inevitable sacrifice, it is better that til,
l. Democracy should wear the chains oI des
y potism TO the grave of liberty than bccomt
o the cXocutoncr Of tho comtrys freedom.
y Fernando wood set forth tho following
y, reasons among othors equally talIaclouA
:. why the war should Immediately cease;
!. /. SHE war should cease, because it should uevc
, have been commenced, nnsmuch uS thCr1 X no co
:. crci,c military power in the Federal Goycmmen
II a5 against the States, which sovereign, and Il
e. possession of all power not delegated. II power
,t coercion exists nt all, it is legal and not military.
>. Because there was no necessity Tor It. n
nmicnbc adjustment of the questions in dsput
could hayc htcu and can bv STILL procured ON term
vi at fairness and equality,
- ,. Because, however loyal aud just At the con,
- mrncrmcnt, it has been diverted from Its oStrnslol
Ell original purpose, and made for the abnlitIo
,u of Slavery and the cxtnguishmcnt OF the S"uther
~ States such which, of course, MS consequence
: subvurts the UogemNent itself
81 l. Because il is made pictes, for the most out
en- ragcous and damnnhlc crimes against the libert
w. OF tho citizen, tho rights of property, and eve
III against tho iurnl ui Gpyorument under winch W
=, have lived
III ,. Because it is creating supcndous publ
al money debt, which must bear down labor, dcstro
I" capital, aud finally cause national bankruptcy an
80 dShonor
w o. because, Ia ths military, i is establishing
new and dangerous power, which already 0Ytirldo
n the Courts and tho Constitution, and which hiSor
I teaches when firmly established becomes PEI
y mancnt, dospotic and tyrannicnl. When mNtar
IN law Subverts the civil law, liberty departs forever
H. The following extract from the speech G
"" Wood, we give Hs u fair indication ot th
hs reasonable spirit manifested IN alI TIA
speakers ON that occasion
Il, This night, ut this moment the city OF Chicae
:; may hc ia ilaWcs There has been asscmhlod thl
night one of the largest meetings ever held in Chi
i'm cago in front Of the office of that noble Democrat
a paper tho Chicago Times, protesting with stcnt,
toriNn power against this military interference wit
the rights OF FREQ press. Cheers. Aud If
ny know the chargGtur of The Western people it NJ
~ derstand the character Of tho az Chicago the
ir possess the spirit OF the Of New York cheers
and dare and defy tho Administration tu send I
the city of New York, their General burnside
't GroAus Hang him. here, in the name
mo the assembled thousands and tens of thousand
IA request the Administrations "a SlEo General Burr
- side this Department. ltireat cheering aud WA
'h ing of hats, Aud il this conflict must come, II Il
'uo revolution must commence. want the powers TIN
nj be 10 try thGir bands upon us. Continued cheer
,r, and waving Of hats. tcllow citizens, may hn,
W. uttered the language of treason, |" no uo.'I
IN have certainly said more than the language NtSert
he by our lamcnted friend NOllandgham, who wa
ma struck down by the Administration, and may
:. the next gio'ious martyr upon the altar OF N
la countrys liberty,
, Delaware said he "envied the honor
no Nallandigham.
ho A, G. Nivon declared
g." Not one drop more of blood not one cent more q
"a, treasure, ought we to contribute TO carry ON thi
unconstitutional war llO was prepared to resi-
CO. to the last dollar OF his means and tho last drop
ra- his blood any cncroachments upon constitution
rights.
IAN Jamos Gallagher, of Connecticut, mair
by tanned that tho Union had no power I
'"' coerco the States.
90 William d, Murphy, of Albany, stoo
at. there to indorse Nallaudigham's doctrines
we G. c. Burr said The Federal Union II,
oaS no right to use torco to coerce State
An When will the Government prosecute ii
A'- war AS il should be carried GU Ever
. traitor that il permits to run at large, even
"A, treasonahlo word that it passes by unhce,
cry ed has q tendency TO weaken the arm
wO the Government and strengthen the reh
ny cause. Aud every influence that is Gale
'no lated to weaken the power Of tho Cover
y, ment in the most trying ordeal OF its eSis
-. eucc, should be crushed by the most ava
able aud oAectual means whether it
by INCARCERATION, tho ROPE, or the BuLLE
, These are our sentiments, Impressed rs "
~, are with the idea that lie who Will II
ev stand 10y tho GOvornment---ln this hour
L.