The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
The Principles OF Shareholders.
Let Northern Men Read aud Reflect I,

From the y. +. Loyal Publication Society
On the 2Sth May last an article appeared
in the Richmond Examiner which con
tanned an exposition of fundamental pYinci-
Piles upon which the Southern Coni'cdcracy
was established The impuicnt defiance
of The moral pripciplcs of the Christian
world, the shameless inhumanity and impi-
city apparent in this article, bnvc caused it
to he looked upon as an extraordinary, and
probably an exceptional, illustration of the
corruption and insolcncc Of the South. We
propose. however, to show by a series of
extracts from Southern authorities, that the
doctrines of this article have been widely
held, and are the expression OF deliberate
opinions.
We reprint the most important part Of
tho article as an introduction 10 the cx-
tracts:
The establishment Of he Confe1oracy is,
rcrily, n distinct reaction against NE rhoie
course of tie mistaken cirHigdtjon IF Hc
nqc. And this is tho truo reason why we
have been left without the sympathy OF the
nations until we conquered that sympathy
with the sharp edge of our sword. For
LNcriH, Egudity. FrdterRitb' IRE hare de-
! Hberdteiy substituted SiaUery, SubOrdiAd-
! ton dlR GOrcTRmeat Those social and
political problems which rack and tortNre
modern society VIC have undertaken tu
solve for ourselves, in our own way, and
! upon our own principles. That among
equals equality is right among those who
are naturally unequal, equality is chaos ;
! M0t there are STARE races boTW 10 serye, mas
ter races born 10 gorerH. Such are the fun
damenta principles which we inherit from
the ancient world, which we lifted mp in
! the face Of perverse generation that has
/ forgotten the wisdom OF its fathers 10y
/ those principles we live, and IN their dc.
! fcnse we have shown ourselves ready to
| die. Rcvercntly we feel that our Confed-
eracy is a God-scnt missionary to toe na.
| tons, with great truths to preach. We
must speak them boldly and whose hath
cars to hear let him hear"
! So far the Richmond Eramiacr To il
! ustratc the thesis Liberty We have delhi
orateIy substituted SiaccyU' wc print
An ARGUMENT FOR WHITE SLAVERY.
(From GJc Bows Review, December, fsos.I
Our first proposition is, that land mono.
poly Tor to express our idea more compre'
| hensiycly and accurately that tive power
exercised by capital over labor, brgets and
sustains civilization. Our second; That
property in human labor (which is property
in NAM is the only property, Our third
That the Ghito race is the true and best
| slave race.
-
The Arab barb is as readily broken in.
! tanned and civilized IA the white hoy A
| good deal Of suasion and little of the lash
suffice to break boys and colts. When
| broken they mover wish 70 retnru 10 the
wild state, like Indians and tigers Their
natures are refined, and in all respects SUI
perior 70 those of wild ANNALS and wild
men. Submission 20 suTeriors, 70 !aw, soy.
erpmont, and slavery yarluusly modified. Is
natural and agreeable 10 them. There are
a fc3 vicious blooded horses and vcious
white men, who hate restraint, disoboy
masters and other superiors, violate rule
and law, and commit crimes. They, like
wild animals, love licentious liberty, and
are only Fit for the plough, the penitentiary
aud the gallows. Mules and negroes are
an intermediate class, who can only be kat