The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-07-20
Letter From TOnsOgany.
TnNrodANr. O.. JnlY l1


any one but himself. lie growia terribly
about my letter OF the 3Cth Of 9unc. That
statement has not been changed by all the
mastery Efforts Of his correspondent, but
on the contrary he admits what | then
said 80 far as their proceedings went, and
as to what Lewis aud his friends did, heI
don't pretend TO know much aboutit. The
person who signs himself Country before
Pariy--Who is he, aud where does he hail
from? have person in my mind that
think resembles him very much. lie is
about feet 10, piercing eyes, long slim
figure, is considered BY the Ladies very
good looking, and when under full sail,
very much resembles the letter Z-is q
great admirer of tho Nsw Pork World,
paper that for its dislcyalty think has
twice been suspended
/ am willing that he, and his political
God Father, at Porrysburg shall have the
benefit of oil they can make of of me.
They probably will find It an up hill bust.
ness, and will have TO abandon the job.
Ijulgo from Ethan's last passage, that
he's got the Cholera Morbus and Shallars
on the brain. While poor correspondent
seems to be suffering from severe attack
Of the Gripes, and as cure we would re.
commend to him dose Of Longs speeches.
Now sir, does II prove any thing in
your favor, because you did not see the
petition Of Lewis2 You had trotted out
your nag, and was doing all you could for
him (poor old liorsc) and he got distanced
the first heat. Next tiuc you will examine
your nag better, and not get an old spa.
vincd, ringbonsd, and wind broken Stager.
But | am depressing somewhat, and /
will now come direct to the text You are
very proGuse with your charges Of Colorado
Shoddy Contracts, and whiskey specula-
tions. Tho Colorado humbug has long
since been abandoned by Ashcy's most
bitter enemies, for the club was beating
their own brains out. You had better
let 1t alone hereafter
OF thu whiskey speculation, tho record
shows for It self Perhaps you can indu.
ence your Godfather to publish tho Con
qressional Record. We will wait anxiously
to see il como out. do not think tho late
postmaster will charge Ashley with dis.
honesty in the matter, he undoubtedly re-
members what Mr.. Ashley said to citi-
zen here, that in making the recommends
ton as between him and his apponent, he
| (Ashey) would have to be governed by
the petition most numerously signed, and
he and his friends worked hard to get a
petition large enough to meet tne demand.
The same rule that applied in Whitmore's e
case, applied in Lewiss. Now ask was
there any undue means in this or any dis.
honesty,
CB, r. in his valedctory and exordium
to give up their lt,le mean partysm and
give their time and influence to help save
our country, is very good advice. l hope
he will hereafter be governed by such
principles, If he does his noighbors will
have better opinion of him, politically.
TIE tux question you would have done
we'll to have omitted whom firm doing Q
business Of from s25, 900 to $35, 1000 yea,
pay but about $40 tax,
In regard to the vulgar slang Of the ed
itor of the Independent, care nothing
! His tongue is no slauderer whore known
. His charge of my being sold to Ashley i
! lie, and his charge that the petition wa
c circulated in Perrysburg is alike untrue
+. But this is no stretch for one who snedkst
4 out of tho hundred days service, probabl,
I TO see that this Post Office controversy wa
, properly arranged, and the wants of tn
!. Democratic Party attended to and to secur
i a larger circulation ofhis loyal sheet. Ye'
r this chameleon stink fawning and cringip
}, to Copperheads has no blood to enrie
d rebel soil, or place for minnie ball to Ell
& ter his body No not he, that would b
Q too, hot work for him. His place is 0
0 homo attending to the wants OF tho Demo
! cratic Party IA he calls it, and advisin
Q his friends, to advocate coming events
;. VT; The Chicago Convention. The standar
Q for Liacon and Johnson or even FIR,
/. mont, must not be raised at least, Fremor
!. must be ndorsed by the democracy, b,
c fore he can come IN, for If he does he wi
i. thereby loose democratic prestige, in til
g coGnty. This must be carefully guarde
il against, or his bread would loose the bn
!. ter. His presence was needed here, t
mako an occasional attack on Gov, Brougl
as this would encourage the democracy I
d Increase his circulation and they will ca,
vass the county more closely so that h
can raise the standard for tho Chicago non
r inee.
Men of Wood County, how long viii
take you to open your eyes to this arch 20
itician and political huxter, who is carr,
ing water on both shoulders, but who's
!, real sympathy is with the CopperheOd
- and whose moral sheet is not fit to ciro,
late the Five Points Of New York who;
editorials are fair index Of his heart,
N Aud in conclusion let me say that tn
At and my proceeding letter have beon calls
10 out from the fact that this is not the fir
time his paper has contained articles sla
<. dering the people of this place and vioini
ID aud as specimen, the article of Janual
,e %, 1864, no better than charged tho S,