The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

tNtcOttNndH Ibt ~ va ~ i'''''' 'li.' N'Hl
lay morning October 2i, and that evening |
the citizens gave him an enthusiastic rcccp. |
ton at Whites Hall. where patriotic and
cungratulatory speeches were made. After
tho reception, q banquet wNs given al the
Oliver House where our Senator elect, Hon.
James {. Hall presidbd..
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'psIE NEw CSEE, FOR TROOPS.
The President has again issued call for
100000 fresh troops. Again the trumpet
calls the people of the loyal States to arms.
Through the ballot.box the people of the
Northern States have expressed their de
termination that the rebellion shall he
crushed, aud the Cnion must and shall be
preserved" Stout hearts aud strong arms
sustain the President in his determination
to crush and tlIwart the Internal schemes of
thc robcl leaders and their trai.orous allies
in the North. In order to effect the end IN
view, the President calls for the men. which
we are confident a generous and loyal pco-
pie will not withhold Time is given until
She 9th of January next TO raise the re-
iuired number by voluntary cnlistmcuts
The number that may be lacking at that
time will then he supplied hy an immediate
draft. We are confident, however, that
with the exception of very few States, the
several quotas 10 each State will be filled
with ut resort to the draft. The number
required from Ohio is 29,352, which is one
out of every fifteen of her voting popula-
ton. That this number will hc raised by
volunteering we havo not the least doubt.
1t only requires proper effort to he put
FORTH and with prompt, active and diligcnt
labor on the part of those who have the
matter in hand tie desired end can bc ac-
compishcd.
Cur country needs the men, and she must
and will have them The fiat has gone
forth that traitors must hang, the rebellion
must I've ihrotlrd and the Union preserved
intact, Notwithstanding the desperate cner-
e,es Of the foe III the front and the COW
arjly croak,ngs and ruuy threats of trait
ors in the rear. The war must 70 ON until
the last rohcl has been vauQuishcd aud the
last fcttcr of an accursed scrvitudo is
stricken from the African. As our worthy
',ovcnor clcct says Slavery must lee torn
out rdot and branch, that no moro treason
no more rebellion, uo more wars may spriur
thcrefrom.
Let Ohio follow the cx,mrIc Of hcr sister
Stat, Indiana, and long ere the time allottc',
rhc will have raised her entire quota. That
sterliny patriot and energetic man. Goyenor
Morton, is labcriag diligently 10 I'll tn,
ouota of his State. He has issued nm ad.
dress tp tho rcople, ia which .kc uWo,, of
each Congressional district and the coun.
tics CONFUSING it. il given. \ county com.
mittre il selected At each county scat to ii.
vide the county quota among the townships
and cooperate with the military command.
apts and local recruiting officers. They are
also To- select 4 CORRESPONDING mcn,hcr in
each township. wins will associate with
him four other c,ti2ops of the s,mo towu.
shin, in order that the svh.districts may I've
thoroughly canvasscd fer recruits. Tho
Governor SAYS that If this system is thor
.ghly carried put ,Ro quota ct the STAT,
nav bo filed in twenty DAYS. Tho call on
the State is fer u S97 men. of whom = ,a5t
have already been furnished. leaving i6,lii
yet TO Oc supplied.
Similar measures are being adopted ii
our own State, and by energetic effort or
the part of loyal citizens, we are confident
that Ohio will escape draft on the 5th O
January The quota of this CoUgresSi5na
district is 5a2 Thu rrovos, r,y.b,ls :,
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1" hN the quota ios 1scL ward, township
~ sGb-dlstrici, aud tho aalqhsF of men re
cruited IN sv,b sxh. .dis,ri,, will Ia. ,.-.,rcrr
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|'''''e' I" ~ '"" W "s 7"'no q'"+
furnished, then IT Will escape the drut
The hbcral houutcs offered by our GOV
erumc,t to those who ,o,.nt.,r T., ;,s a.,
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