The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-19

arrest was greeted with JOY ~ tne Peopio
Iof Ohio II assured them there was point
beyond which traitors could not pass with
impunity Then the amiable Green--.the
benign Green assumed an attitude defiant,
admirably struck. as a thcater manager
would say, and thus apostrophiscd tho Ad-
ministrat.on Tonch that bell again, if you
dare and wc will sweep you from the face
Of the earth likc an avenging avalanche, so
that the place that now knows you shall
know you no more forever" :" ye gods and
little fishes How every heart palpitated In
utter amazemcut. IN that heated crowd, and
ev"u bevy Of lttlc dogs near by sent up
4 nournful howl, as though the sweepirg
time" had already come n exceeded any.
thing we have ever seen in the line Of
sohool.boy defamation
The most important hint or suggestion
dropped by the speaker claims much more
Of attention than at first thought may be
deemod due its merits. He advocated
strong State organization, and as a means to
that end urged the election of Vallandig-
ham, With him for Governor wo we're
safe though the Union should 60 to pieces
We had this consolation, that If the United
States Government sbould pass away like
tho "bascless fabric Of vision, we had our
ark OF rcfugc--we had our State Govern
ment to fall back on, and with Valaudigham
az its Governor, we would be pillar Of
strength amid the wreck and ruin around
The speaker repeated and dwolt upon the
destruction Of the Union so much in this
connection that it left upon the minds of
his hearers the impression that he rather
desired the Union should fail than other
wise, and we are firmly convinced that
this is the desire of every Valandigham
and Corporhead leader throughout tho
North, since we have read the Expose Of
the Plot to Inaugurate Civil War in the
North" from the Chicago Tribune, and
which we print in another column of this
paper. We call the attention of our readers
to this, and ask every one to read it, and re-
fleet upon tho vilainous schemes that are
being concocted by villains who assume the
guise of men In this connection, Judge
Green gave new idea for the use of State
militia. It's organization was for the pur-
poso Of RESISTING FEDERAL AGGRESSION
Think of this, mon of Ohio! The wish of
Nallandigham's mouth.pieccs is that the
once glorious Union shall pass away that
we may fall back upon our State Govern
mcnt with Nallandigham for our Governor,
Prince, Chief, King, Khan, or what name
you may desire! lie is to be our rock of
safety! With him Ohio shall be pillar of
strength amid the wreck and ruin of brok-
on and discovered Union all around her!
The speaker closed his reasonable har-
angue, by stating that there were some
two-hundrod and fifty thousand stout-arm-
cd and honestheartcd men, who were
awaiting patiently for tho day when they
would demand through the ballot-box the
return of their cxilcd Chioftain. In this,
Ohio presented to the gazing world sub
limo spoctaclc-and these stout arms and
honest hearts would do their duty-pcacea-
bly, if they could, forcibly if they must,
Here the speaker witod, and the audience
had breathing spell until King Bomba WAS
announced
Pugh is n little mau--but he is old-.old
in devilish ingenuity and artful sophis.
try. llo is the man of whom jeff Davis
said he had advocated the cause Of the
South so thoroughly and the doctrine ofnon-
+. al II,
ing remaining for him to say. lie commenc.
cd his invective by saying that il was the
duty of tho Republican party, two years
ago, TO pacify the agitating elements of the
country, and to be magnanimous in the
hour of victory. BY maSnauimity, in this
case, we suppose he meant that Abo Lin.
coin should have acknowledged .ho indie,
pondcncc Of all tho States that had already
seeded and permitted as many more to &c
as wished to. And, if jeff. Davis should
have como to Washington and demanded
the occupation Of the White House for him
self and family, and modestly requested
Abe to abdicate, Mr.. Lincoln should have
shown his magnanimity and graciously
skcduddlcd Mr.. rugh did not state what
this maSnaninity should consist in, but this
is tho only Inference that can be drawn
from his remarks. lie said something
about tho Crittcndcn Compromise as being
, calculated to settle all difficulty, but Mr.
pugh knows ne states that which is false
. wiliuly false, when he says that Resolution
was the all-healing balm. The facts have
become matters oG history that the South
, was determined on separation, and would
| no longer consent TO Union, if they wer,
, ever permitted to take blank sheet of pa
5 per and write thereon their own terms.
D., lie proceeded to accuse President Incolr
, of every crime under Heaven, from that o
, murder down to petty theft. Tho soldier,
{ were compelled to prosecute war for tn,
freedom of the negro; Democratic paper,
. were not allowed to circulate among then
. nothing hut Union lies being given then
to read; in short, the country was going I,
ruin neck aud heels, and nothing undc
Heaven could redeem it from the thraldon
?, mdr which il writhos save the lostora
5 hon to power ofthe Demoerati, party. Tn
l. speaker said he had been frequently askot
= the question as ~ what his policy reall,
g was. lie would now tell ,hcm. Here h,
: raised himself on lis tipioc, and i,