The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12


That he is one of Lincon's hirclings and
mipicus' Bnruside was Democrat, and
is "a brave, modest aud excellent general.
Chccrs.l But What do they say Of him'
lie is a "tyrant' and q " dcspot !" he ar
rested val'andigLam I've trampled upon
the rightS-thc most eacred rights-ofa u
citizen 10y arrcstng maleaclor. Butler
was pemovlat--a Breckenridge, simon
pure Democrat but has proved himself
wise, sagaclous able commander. What do
they say uf him2 lie is Il beast :" lie
would not allow the women Of New Or
leans to insult His soldiers. Vie compelled
the chivalry of Louisiana to obey the laws
Itheors. Andrew Johnson was Demo
crat but when Davis, Voombs and the lead
ing rebels undertook to suhycrt this Gov
crumept 10y war and Secession, he denounced
them, and leaving wife, children, property
and friends presenting an example Of pat.
riotism and fidelity almost without exam
plr-has fought the good fight with un.
swcrying Grmncss. Cheers What do
these men say Of him? He has turned
Anolitiomst; lac Is no better than Gurri-
SON OF Phillips. Thousands of Democrats
have won immortal honor i'm this war. APP
plWSc Symc of them have sealed thoir,
devotion with their blood BUT, living or
dead. in body or In spirit, they appeal 10
YOU with unitel voices to lay aside your
party arlinities and unite to maintain tho
Government Of your fathers. Loud ap-
piauSe.
WHOM CorvERHEADs gRAlsE.
Turn again 60 these leaders" Ofwhom
do they speak kindly Did they say any
! thing of tho iniUmy, of the crime commit
ted 10y these robes in atteHpung to over
! throw the best Government in the world
! They were wronE--ycs, they were wrong
| taking mp arms was an iEYegalar opposition
| 20 the Government; but the words Of cen
sure Vaulted into praise. 1t was otIy Mr..
! Lincoln and the officers of our Government
and the agents of our people upon whom
! fell defamation, sarcasm, ridiculc. They by
whose agencies alone under the guidance
of Almighty God the Union can lac pre-
served were "tyrants and "despots,
! Nailandigham is their hero! Fernando
! Wood, covered with the mantle of crimc.
is their saint Is the language and conduct
of these men such ~ a loyal citizen should
render to his Government in the time OF
war, of sore Distress when all the power
of the nation is needed to overcome armed
foes in the field?
| An APPEAL YRrM TIE SOLDIERS.
| My friends, those who are absent from
us aud in tho presence Of the enemy, eau
best Judge Of these parti2au efforts to di
vide us here in the North. We hear but
one voice from the army--!rom officers and
soldiers from Republican and Democrat.
1t is an earnest demand for us to cease cur
Disputes and support the constituted au'
thortics. And now, when they have
brought us victory; when the army of Cen
erll Banks has restored 10 the nation Port
Hudson; when General Grant has taken
Nicksburg and Jackson; when Rosecrans
has pursued Bragg into Georgia when
Meade has driven Lee back from a boested
march to Philadelphia and New York, with
4 loss of hall lis army whom Burnside.
aided by our home militia, has taken the
horae-thiei Morgan, and all his fast riders--
is this tho tine Tor us to talk Of eleetng
Nallauiigham Governor of Ohio Voices
"Nonl No. no. my friends let us give
him to Queen Victoria ur the Emperor Ma
polcon let us drive the leaders of this re-
hellion of whom he is one, into perpetual
banishmcnt lcheers or the baItais around
the thrones Of kings queens and eraperors
Let us save all our honOrs tor those who
have been true to thei, fag aud country
when they were both threatened with over
throw Let us seek peace rs it can now
only bo honolably wou--by The overthrow,
of public enemies. Let uB stand by each
other and the constituted authorities, until
all within the bounds of our country shaI.
either submit willingly or be c0mpched to
submit to the Constitution and the laws.
Then the labor of single generation OF
men will wipe ont all the losses and aacrt.
ccs of this war, and the Great Republic
will tread again its meSampled march OF
progress and liberty. Appansr.