The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-19
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Wood Uoun'y, after laboring assiduously
for rrcuth past reached it's climax on
Thursday last, and the greet demonstration
that was 10 be- resulted in a sublime failure
Tho rampant aro'osists ior treason who
we're 10 perform the pumT.hlui,c part Of
'hc cxcrcscs were indeed here, but the
huge gathering hal failed TO come TO time
In round numbers. FIVE hundred will com.
iris, 'hc entire audience convened in the
ut'h1use yard. 20 listen 70 the frothings
q the herocs 0f thr hour. Thia includes
mon, women and children, AMI is rather an
owe, than an under es'imatc. Atleast one.
half Of thcso we're Union msu and Union
ladies'. who. from mo':vos Of curiosity, weic
prompted 70 hear and see for themselves
This lcIvcs but slim representation for
tho Nrtyted Exile The great bulk Of
Nlllinaghammer seemed TO have creator
affection for tho drinking saloons bad
whisky and ono or two ono horse shows
which ave the travelling appendages con.
nectei with the menngeric Of Push, Cox
L Co
When we reached the ground, Judge
John / Green, OF Chillcotho. was going
through with the first act Of the grand
farce. This same Judge Green is huge
bag of wind hloated bundle Of solf-con.
nejt, Inconsistency and lying, Had no one
known this previous to Thursday last, his
speech on that day wouldhayo fully CON
Vnced thom of tho fact He has been
Whig Known Nothing and Union-Dow ho
is tprperhoad and can hiss as shrill as the
iorccSt. But little conf lence can be placed
IN q man OF such wcathcr-cock procllvlties.
We have the same stripe rf individuals in
our own town, ard they are not trusted
even Ivy those with whom they may be
acting for the time being.
But to return to the IN lgc His entire
speech was a violont TRADE against tho
Government His chief argument against
the war was confined to- a dollar.and cent
| view. lio went on to sum up tho great
! expense attending il, and showed how
/ hugely it run the nation into debt Then
| he gave the proportion that would he re-
| qujrcd from each state to pay this debt
and the proportion required from each man
or from each acre of arabic land. And
| this was his chief argument in opposition
| TO the war. Dollars and cents pittcd in the
scales against tho preservation and life OF a
nation! Money against tho existence of
our country! We will venture to say that
/ fifty dollars now, in grecnhacks, would on
/ list tho talent and influence OF such man
| for John Brough. Tho soul of such man
/ is 50 dcspicably small that matcriality is
| the highest attribute to which he can ap.
peal. The balance of his speech was re.
hash of old sophistrics and charges, which
can he found in every Coppcrhcad news
/ paper for the past two years. He did not
even cvinco tact or grace enough to show
them in any new form, or throw upon them
any now light
lie charged all those who favored the
prosecution of the war, as il was now be
ing carried on, with being Abolitionists
lovers OF the negro, &c, One yoar ago, hc
stated, that he was war man, aud uscd
all the talent and influence he possessed il
the enlistment of troops, for the successful
issue OF the great coutict. Further on, il
! tho course of his speech he said it was a
mistaken idea that the South commenced
/ this war it was great mistake that the
| hombardmcnt of Fort Sumter, in 1861, was
the hcgnuing of the war. Such was not
/ the case. 81 can tell you" said the speaker
and he looked very wisc--cXcceding y
Sol can tell you who begun the war
It was Old John Brown! Thus you 500
| my friends, il is an Abolition war"
/ II It ia an Abolition war now, it vas such
ono year ago And il Old John Brown com,
mcnccd tho war, why did Old John Green
! favor the prosecution of the war one year
7 since? VIII somc of his admiring friends
/ answer
| His speech throughout was full Of bully.
ism and bravado- telling what he wonld
and what hc world not do-and at the
same timo very modcstly rcitorating every
/ now and then what mildmannercd sort ot
man he was-huw quiet how pcaccabo
how lamhlikc aud innocent. threat
never escapes his lips, &c, &c. But hc
would 50 to the polls and deposit his vote
/ if it was through blood. \ cowardly
knavo is never So prone to boast, MS when
/ he knows there is no danger. Sancho Panaa
! look tn ypm laurrlS' lie declared that
our money had been taken from us and &
paper substitute had been thrust upon MS
issued from a monster bank that would
crush all other banks out of existence II,
would venture To say that the bones of old
Hickory, If there were still sincws and tlcsl
upon them would bo found turned in hi,
coln This we are not disposed to doubt
Judge Green tor it is enough, not only {,
tarn Old llickory'S bones but to raise tn,
immortal Hero of the Hermitage from tn
dead, that he insight dcnomco with withcr
ing Soorn and contempt tho miserable trib
who have dared TO assume the name of De
mocracy, and commit such
"rranks before high Heaven
That comm'u sinners durst not mcddlc WITH
who have, in their mad career Of iufamy
called upon the shade OF the Ola Hero, a
# his uoblo spirit would justify thoir trea
son, Why, Judge Green, if Andrew Jack
son were alive to-day, and President, h
, would, i, the Eternal, hang every croai