The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-16
WHAT ONE TRAITOR SAYS OF AN
OTHER.

Every one has, no doubt, heard Of the
but who has now dcgcnersted into q base
migrate and traitor. Wen, he is now in
London writing letters TO the Times, for the
purpose uf rcviting the sinking spirits OF
the English sympathizcrs with the rebel
lion. The crushing blows which this
wicked rebellion has received since the be
giuuing Of July last, has caused its friends
to staggcr and trcmllc for the result. Get
tysburg, Ilclcua, Nicksburg Port Hudson,
together with the disastrous retreat of four
largo rcbe armies, have undoubtedly
thrown II damrcr upon tho hopos OF the
friends Of the rebels in England and TO buoy
ur these waning hopes, Maury writes TO
tile Times on the 18th of August, stating
,hat the prospects or the Rebellion "wcrc
never brighter" lIoro are his Deductions;
" 4. ~ rGy,i, b,o, ogoin1 hc tiJc ofmHttrg re-
r,rs. which IN the first weeks of July ran 50 strong
against the South, and from which our friends IN
Eugliud seem not to have recovered, LIT us look tn
those agencies that are 10 end the war and inquire
int progress bos bcra nods II" road ~ jcJco, npd
opps~9po"Hg, ~ mr. tror, Hp'rhtsiandtnJ these nHi-
trg rcrrrs"s,'
Aud here follows offset" 40. | against
the tide OF military rovcrscs
"Othcr ag 'ris have tn be called in play. What
are thcy2 trt W. inpui g? Thcy are DIVISIONS rs
TnE CtMr or TnI ENEMY, disscnSonS among
the people OF the North. There is already
rrACg rAurY TItEWE. All the cmbarrassmcnts with
which that party can surround Mr.. Lincoln and
all the difficulties that II can throw IN the way OF
tho war party in the North npcrhA directly as so
j MUCH AID AND COMFORT TO THE SOUTH"
Here we sec that every obstacle that eau
hc thrown in The way of th1 peace party "
I al tho North IL "ao much aid and comfort
&c the south, and an offset against their
military roycrses,'
"Ncw York is threatening armed resistance 10
the Federal Government. New York ls becoming
the champion Of States rights in the North, and to
that extent is taking Southern ground. Mr. Lin
colu has not only Judged IL expcdicnt to uunul1lc
the press in New York, and deemed It prudent Ia
give vent to free speech there but he ~ evidently
afraid To enforce the conscription in the Empire
State. The conscrpton Act ITSELF moreover,
seems to b. 50 ubortyc throughout Yankee land,
generally, that he cannot now muster forces enough
to follow up his July successes" etc.
The acts of Seymour and his riotous
1" friends are counted as so much Confcd
crato stock so much advantage to the
cause of the South and it's adhcrcnts So
much for offset" No. .. But offset
No. 3 caps the climax. II is tho most de
csvo offset to the great National victories
Hear what Maury s?ys:
"VAILAHDIGuAM wAII8 AND WATCHES OVEN rHr
BospLH, PLrDGIp--!F ELEoTED GovERHoR OF TIL
sIAIE Oy Oulo-ro ARRAY II AGAISgI LUcoL.
AND TIE war, AND 10 GO Eoa PEACE. Wha. The
result Of tie election there will be caraat tell
but the canvass IS gning on, aud VIC know that op'
, position to LiaoolH aui bis war party is growing
more md more popular ovcry day, and throughout
the whole North"
This is letting tho "cat ont OF the bag ,
; more than is polite among even the robe
lcadrrs on this side the water. Let th,
people of Ohio know the pledges that Val
. landigham has made to tho deadly foes o
their best interests. Reflect well bcror,
You cast your vote for man who il al
! exlcd convict and tho bosom companion
o Of your countrys most bitter antagonists
+; May postcrity say of you, that you wcr,
emphaticaly loyal and devoted to tho caus
of the Union, in her sevcrcst trial.