The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25

VI Auc NuiNns anu OtklWN every luNAl man To
stand by the aag" until the last armed rebel sue.
cumbs and promises to "b,hayc himself" W.
give the following extracts from late Addresses.
The Defiance D,a,ocyat, lately published a com.
municaton from John Ruhl, of that county. . which
contained the following statement concerning Fed-
crsl soldiers.
They say they arc sick ndtircd Of this misn,an.
| aged war. They further say that they wish to see
peace 1'a t1r' Gotm cS0t cug Il Is stitd. So that
! the war will end.
The members ofthc osth Ohio Regiment. at Mur
trccsboro issued an address dated tchrunry 20 md
published III the Defiance Consolidation in which
John Rhul is handled withoutmcrcy. After giving
his past record, aud telling him thar traitor i,
traitor, though he first saw the light in Ohio" the
address concludes.
Your indignation seems to have been rouScd to
to lofty pitch by the late Emancipation and other
acts appertainlng TO the almighty negro" Per.
| chance, John Rhul, We wor' as much opposed ~
general freeing Of the slaves as Yourself Prrions
We are as much outraged by tho introduction Of
negro soldiers in the army IA YOU: vet whatever of
blame there may he in either or these acts. we
charge tall 10 you and yuUr kind Had YOU hut
giNen us your prompt support: had vuu but fur.
niShed us men and means when necessity called
| for help we would not now be compelled tG nut mn
with these slave acquisitions as substitutes Our
hand WAS tO the plow and could not turn back ynu
failed us aud We took the first aid that oiltpd d,
nGrO. All, there is where YOU uycrrcuched y1ur-
self John Rhul, and it will bc torturiug Thought
| that will make your craven soul writhc until NOR
cltul death shall make blank VI worse than
blank lilo to think that to wuolly headed ucuro
Iou proud SON of revolutionary turetathCrs Nsull
the fee simple ot your birthright, American
citizen, Tor not even mess of pottagc, and in the
future he becomes your family representative Nav
God pity you, for your torture has begun.
In that whining appeal to towards. YOU write
OF MS. " They say they are tired and sick of this
mismanagcd war Lot the names appended tn the
following resolutions brand YOU, John Rhul, as
Lar.
Again you write, ave the people are longing
Tor peaccas the hoart panteth for the water brooks "
We believe you, and for this very painting after
that which can now only come through dishonor
ana depreciation, we pronounce you inferior in
point OF MORAL courage to the negro, and colrard
Again you quote solcmnly from some poor rene
gade belhgorcnts lettSr, that would quake to give
utterance to such sentiments here, and for this do
we charge you with indulgng and encouraging IN
subordmdIion IN tte Army.
You speak irreyerently of the great common
wealth honest men, as u "cuntemptibc minority
teasting upon the passions" &c., for which We
pronounce you rWdr aud Il lulicrcr You fur
ther state that we will never restore the Union
your government says it will. You counsel gen
eral uprising to demand pcace-yuur government
says there shall be none. You STYLE those over
you in office Tyrants and Despots, for ali of which
we pronounce you Traitor, Again, speak OF the
manglod form of the Constitution and prostr te
Liberty charge you as the author of this, and
as such, purucide.
In conclusion, you implorc the aid of Heaven in
the success ot your foul cause, and for this blend
ing of the name of God with tho acts of the Devil
we charge you with the worst of crimes - Bias
pbcmy.
With this We lay YOU aside rs thing that would
but could not, and Tor the benefit of those who may
have harkened to your shndarous lies, add the toll
lowing resolutions:
LIST. R"sOircd, That in the present struggle il
hchoavcs all party clqucs to give place to disntar
esed patriotic movements, aul that we. rs citizen
soldiers, do irrespective ct party, JOIN hands in
TINS mighty effort for the preservation Of our Re
public.
ID. Resolrcd, That although we NAV have, from
principle, objected to certain moves made hy the
President and Congress, still, when such moves
have become the law of the land, we give them our
approval and Endorsement.
Sd. ReSoircd, That while Red, White and Blue
| are known colorS while Nature produces hber-,
and human industry cloth, we will keep the old
nag lying though traitors be so numerous and our
ranks SO thinned by death that negro has TO hold
the staff and corporal guard do the fighting.
The above address is signed by one hundred and
fifty six members of the 3Sth Regiment.
brigade composed of tho Sith indiana Q2l
96th and II 9Th Illinois Regiments and the oh Ohio
| Battery, held meeting ON the ID inst, at thOir
camp near Nashville, Tenn and adopted an Adj
dress which is decidedly "down" ON Northern
traitors, and equally Strengthening to loyal men.
The following are the closing resolutions
Rcsoired That despite the renzicd efforts orour foes
before us, and the dcspCable intrigue of our other
foes behind us, we will abata not one lot Of our
! faith or hope but, believing the maintenance of
our Government is worth all the cost expended in
its establishment, we emphatcally assure all trail
tors at home, that not until we have undergone a
scvcn-years' struggle, Gf need be, will we cease
| this contest, and not until we have experienced
such suiierlngs as were bravcly endured at Valley
| Forge, will we begin TO munnur. BY all the sac
rliices already made and hardships endured by us
by all the suIcrings of our comrades in h0spital
and camp-by all the precious blood which has
encrimsoned our Eastern and Western waters by
all the hcarthS made dcsOlatc and heart strings
rent asunder, because of this wicked rebelion-we
do sOlemnly pledge our honor as Americans and
soldiers to see this contest through TO successful
issue, or yield up our lives willing sacrifice to
our country's veal.
Rcsoiced, That we are utterly opposed to any ar
mistice or cessation of hostes until our glorious
! fni, of thirty-tour stars waves trumphantly from
| the dome of every Capitol in our land.
4. RcsOtrcd, That we fully and unequivocally in
dorse the policy Of our civil rulers, in using all nee
essary means to strike decisive blows at the un-
holy rebellion, and to bring the war 10 a speedy,
sure and glorious termination, that traitors in the
! South may meet with deserved punishment, and
damnable traitors in the North may be brought to
a terrible justice " that hemp be not created iu
vain"
! ReIolOed, That to the loyal millions who encour-
age us in our efforts, who sympathizo with in
our hardships, and who rejoice with us in the sue
cesses OF our armies, we tende: such heartfelt graf
| tude as soldiers, facing hostile foe, only can
! feel.
Resolred, That to Governor Tod of Ohio, Gov
ernor Morton of Indiana, and Governor Yates of
| Illinois, we extend our hearty thanks for their
ceaseess labors in behalf of the soldiers from
their respective States"
Attached to this address are certificates from
the commanding officer of each regiment, and the
Ohio battery, stating that the Address was unani-
mously adopted by the soldiers Of their respective
COMMUNICATIVE the exception of forty six dissent
ing votes in the lis Illinois Regiment.
The 2lst, 33d and s5th Indiana regiments-the
first stationed at Bonnet Care, La. and tn second
and third at Brentwood, Tenn have recently adop-
ted stirring resolutions in regard TO the " Peace"
men at home. They denounce the majority Of the
| Legislature of their State, aud indorse Governor
Morton and the Administration, Two OF the res
olutiOns, adopted by the 2lst regiment Of spe-
cial interest. They read as follows:
| 2. That those who say Z" the soldiers will not
fight for the Union, under the Emancipation Procla-
nation" falsely represent the sentiments OF the
soldiers Of the State of Indiana, and that they do
here publicly and firmly declare, thatthey will fight
for the Union until il is fully restored if our supe
riors will but lead us on, though hundred eman-
! cipatiOn procamatiOns" are issued and disloya
men destroy our homes and make desolate our ma
! tive State.
s. That resources uf the United Srtrs ARE
/ insufficient "a support its l1rg' am. 'u' "sfH
! without p, runiIrv urbs-tJ-sm'"' o." -n. q r-.
nent. We viii serve h'r go,'is l1J rust n O.
our strong hlnls Inl the fortunes g srE, . .~r
/ food ID raimcnt'
General Lew Wallace delivered speech in Cn-
cinnat few days since in which he thus re-