The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
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/ luauguratcu spimt ~ icpeIloh I'"C"'""
/ TO the laws Of tho hnd rebellion against
| tho Government Not only this. They
have already nauguratcd riot and blood.
shed. And what has already taken place
augurs fcaafuIly Of what may or will trans
prc before the sun Of the second Tuesday
in October shall have set They have al
ready shown spirit that viii stop at Moth
ing however dnbolcal and atrocious, that
will tend TO the accomplishment Of their
nclarious cnds-thc election Of Il traitor,
the disgrace Of our State aud the over
/ throw Of law aud order. TO defeat the
/ abominallc schemes and wicked designs of
/ these ploitors Of treason and foes Of Amer
lean liberty every loyal man has u socmn
and active duty to perform. "EtcInal Wig
lance is the price Of liberty and eternal
vigilance must bc the pIicc Of the honor OF
our noble State. \ more dangerous foe is
lurking throughout the lcnSth and breadth
of our State than the armed hordcs Of jeff.
Davis in rebellion 70 PROSTATE the &C.
s'gns OF these dangerous conspiratorB is the
duty Of the hour. 1t can not be postponed,
. but must ba mot This fearful spirit must
hc grapplrd with. The issue is placed
fairly aud squarcly before the people of
Ohio shalt Loyalty or DsoyaIty prevail?
shah Patriotism or Treason rule
The tories OF Ohio have already shown
much ol the covcu foot. The masked dag
ger has been revealed sufficiently TO open
the eyes Of every man who has heretofore
been Indifferent to the course which polit-
iral matters are taking. NindiCtivcncss,
cruelty and thirst for blood have already
marked the course of tho Nalandigham
men in many portions ofom State. In this,
they are hut carrying out the designs and
following to thc letter the advice Of their
uuscrupulous lcadCrs--thcm but the
satellites of their master spirits in the
south Vallandigham has advised The pco-
pie of Ohio again and again to resist the
mca, urcs taken by tho Administration to
crush tho rebellion He has told them TO
send no moro of their SONS TO the army to
that army which he characterize as band
of lawlcss rullianE whose objects are rapinc
aroon and murder! rugh, his righthand
companion in treason, has declared that he
would lramplc upon every military order
defining the law of treason, and whiningIy
, asks whether his ardent friends will not re
sisl the execution of the laws under which
, they live. The dcspotsw under which we
live. he SAVE is wbcarahlc, worse than that
under King Eomba. Life il positively ;
4 burden to him, under the laws of the UnitcC
States. lie would rather 20 south of on,
lines. where AZ least he could he free. I'm
der these circumstances, he further declares
II is the duty of every man TO resist TO the
death such are tho atrocious and iusdi
ous wlcs of treason and rebellion instjllct
into the minds aud hearts of the people th'
"A bitter fruits of which mo already beginning
4 to ripcn, \ portion of this fruit has, iortu
+ natcly, prcmatucly ripcned, and we trus
+, this premature ripcnirg will insure tho de
T. eruct,ou of that N embryo. We trust thcs
" prcmonitory chulitions oi the darl ten
pest oi treason will not hc lost upon the loya
hosts of our State vet them be admor
lNll'Al ~ N'l'l htlN N't' ''NH Nl'"'N''''
:. 10 he lurcwnucd, is TO he forcarmcd.
., brief review of thcSo prcmouitor
" symptoms OF u threatening evil may not b
amiss
" Tho Vallaudigham men iuStigatcd an,
. participated in the riot at Dayton, tw
months ago, whereby tho lives of loyal eli
ilcus were endangered, the Office of
stamch Union paper destroyed, the Amer
ic.m 0as trampcd in the dust, and tho,
sands of dollars worth of property d,
. stroycd hy the torch of the iuccudiary.
Dcscrtous from the army have been il
M duccd, dcscrtcrs encouraged and protcctc,
and our soldiers in pursuit of these d'
- scr,crs havc been shot down This Ia
- been done by Nallondisham men.
, Eoroling officers in various portions
=, the State have hccu killed, when in the Iii
, charge of their official duties Ivy Nala
digham mcu.
The rebellion in lIolmcS and also in Mob
county, which Threatened the peace of Il
. SLtc was carried on hy Nallandigha
e. men.
to Morgau's radcrs, pickpockcts, rohhcr
OF horso.thioNcs and murdererS, Chccrcd f
les NallaudiEhWm, and released what prisoac
IS, they would capture from timo to time
the sole condition that they would vote f
he the Ohio Traitor.
Is, In Eaton, Ohio, the other day a brut
.rI and icndish outrage was pcrpctratad up,
%, tour or our hravo soldiers, hy which tv
WV were killed and two others wounded. q
w, of the soldiers killed had passed throu,
III" eight battles uuScathCd. lie was col
cd bearer of the 10th Ohio at Chauccllorsvil
, p" and aHthc battle % Gettysburg was tax
but prisoner. llr WAS at hCmc ON parole a
nn fell ny the hand of a NallardSham NsSas,
md who had whcttod largo hu,lo in the mo,
'' ing, with the intention, as he stated
killing some AholitiouiSt or Lucomito
N'n that day iour of our gallant soldiers
o.o. ranc the >lrtiuc If this Nallaujigham d
-- pcrado'S fury Nnd this vile miscrc.
we, W., was assisted in his escape 10y Nallaud
wv, han men.
How loug m., Ciio hc dishouorcd
''' ,hc presence of Nalhndighmu's uaitoro
~" ou;ous Nrc not scenes like these su