The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
uyALIANDICuAMfo

The latest intelligence from thlB cele-
! brated" traitor states that no was at Shell
! byvile Tenn, the honorod and favored
guest" of tho rebel General Bragg-so-
journng at his military headquarters during
the day, and at his private residence at
night It is already ovidcnt that the course
which he intends to pursue among his
! Southern friends and allies is not one Of
oDsn alliance with them, or of 0ymcd re-
sstance to tho Federal Government-ho
has already proved himself too willy II u
traitor and zoo big coward for either.
lie declares himself good Union man,"
and says he will bo elected the next Gov
ernor of Ohio, by one hundred thousand |
majority; !" aud, according to tho Murirees-
boro correspondent Of tho Cincinnati |
Gazette, he has Informed the Southern lead |
crs that the active operations Of tho war
would soon close that tho hostile armies
would speedily cease to face each other in
the field that the armed force from tie
N0,qh ,couM soon hdoc caouW 10 do m
hone and that the Southern soldiers would
ere long enjoy "A season of rest Concern
ing the principles, aim and policy of Nal-
landigham, tho GdscHcS correspondent
adds:
He is no disunonist per SC. He would regard it
as the greatest misfortune 10 himself personally
land his personal interest is the handspring OF his
nction) to have the slaycholding portion OF the
United States permanently separated from the rest.
Such cOnsummation would consign him to the
deepest grave of political and social obscurty ever
dug; unless, indeed he supposcS that ms pesller-
Gus demagoguism, and such Hs his, might cventu-
, ally bring about another separation, between tho
+ East and the West, in which case he would hope to
acquire Il bad pre- -cmnencc III the latter section.
But this is not the great end which he has m view"
He il in favor uf the Union as II waS-undcr Bu-
Chnnnn when the OligarChy of the South had every
E thing their own way when they were permitted to
nae the military force of tho nation for fastening
slave Constitution upon free people who abhsled
: il when every man who would not crawl IN the
q dust before the grim MoloCh Of negro bondage was
8 ostraezcd from all employment in the Government
y Of his country, as though lac were convicted leoh
l. | and when the mean uuprlncipled NurthCrn pumps
and tools Of this lOathsome dcsposm wtro rewarded
for their scrvility by unlimited permission to steal
II and plundor from the public crib. Such Is " the
=. Union as il was" which Nallnndighnm fay0rs-n
p Union in which Freedom, Justice and humanity
O shall be alike ignored Union in which the Dem
n ocrntc party, combining III itself alt that IL yle'
corrupt and wrong IN our political system Shal 10
J. restored to power mon in which there snail be
l. but three CNsses the slave owning hrlStoCfacy,
~ the ignorant nasscS bndly subject to their will,
At and the knaysh villains who profit by the latter
| obedience; Union in short III which the prnci-
= pies of tho Constitution shall be utterly set aside
10 and the people uturCd to unqucsuonng submission
II, until the hour is fully ripe for throwing aside the
voil, when even the form Of Government will be
u changed. and the Neros and Garacalas Of South
,n crn dynasty will lord it over the land where once
ruled the freely chosen Pres sdcnts of tho Republic
While enjoying every personal comfort that rebel
~ dom afford, he will openly, and with nnappcar-
" auce of defiance, proclaim mmsctn Union man
l,N ttYtlt sltu la
call Union speeches. The principal organs Of the
rebellion initiated into the conspiracy, will blat-
" auy dcuouncc his lnionism, while thc lesser and
uunitatcd sheets will yclpund howl il concert. The
Ut ignorant southern mob will perhaps oven threaten
Nv to lynch linn for his sentiments. Then Mrrnck
VI and Voorhees, md Cox, ant Prndlcton, AND the
: whole host of venomous tlOthy demapogucs, will
'h throw up their hanGS aud roll up their eyes, and
IL call upon the people to hchold the suffering, of that
S great soul that true riyud vt the Union, tbc mlr
tyr Naundighnn. Ignorance, prejudice, malIg.
y nant party feelings kuaycrv, bnseu'ss artrie' and
10 ooWardUp Witl all bC gppra cd TO- Apd "l II puHSl
w bic, arraycd in one solid mass IN hi~ ioNur ihU'
III will the division Of the Nurth be cIt'c'unv "stNb
~ lishcd aud the Government distracted nd parny1eI
, by the knnres who are seeking to ruin ii, and the
u fools whom it is cndcnN oriug to save.
y The rebel leaders can we'll afford, lcr such pur-
en pose, 10 give full swing 10 iaandgha, aud toll
w crate his Unionism for although they will IN theii
n own secret councils rciccthtt vision ot Snhngnteu
wv North and restoration "f tho" Union as II was,
ny still they will have succeeded in destroying the
nj unity of the loyal States, which they have long be-
licvrd is the only obstacle To the entire success ot
the rebellion md the mlrpcndcueG os the seeded
vt States,
" Iriciy, then, this is the programmes of Nallan-
u. digham to profess while in the South rampant
y Cnonism ny special arrangement with the rtne'
w. authorities to draw down upon himself tor the
of same, the deuuncaUonuf rchc newspapers, AMI
. the threatened violence of Southern muOs To fur
'e aish in this way, capital for hs political friends
10 IN the holth, enabling them to rally the basr'
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