The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-06
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al hrSt, all 'h'a "a8 oo'no VIII" eif'''"'
chccrlulncss and with hope That they
woulG speedily compel oir forces to with
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mouth passes, cach adulhS hoTrorS 10 lucH
situation, and subtraetint terhpy from
,beir demiuiers tIrre nnpcar uurntStnkaTlc
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Ti the war chte'l'Elei Tue most glowing
visions Of tfscit future COulcderacy, have
bcromc Lon,aoss of fine sscccss of thcir
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"''e arrival 'r"Nl L"S''h' pI'"HS N'''c''
lcau correspondence 10 the London Times.
a parcr which has always taken the most
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trIc1s.
4 correspondent writing from Rich.
moud November If s,ys.
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VI u'''oh8 " 'aNS" ".'"oh ms "VPeiloI"y
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oI hulH,ltcS i1' hoI"' "." n'H"' n,oIo anu
more ''''' anu ;.'''! 10 'iNu'',"S 'no 'orls
/ ol secession WIN 'oiuon " Vessels 40
! l'uy' o"s AS' 'or U'' h'S' "'iH W ,Inity
u'o',"', ~ ~, ',"No "se,aH w IHn In, ,ILl'oei"'c
'oHS' 'v','9 I''Tvio"S "n" "',',,u"' ,.,..,,
fine Tnr,Lcrn sta,"s dnrin, ihr l,st t,ro,nJ MI
half years, can have failed 10 notice with
astonshment the lalth, stronger tnan death,
Whlch the Northcrhels have exhibited IN
their star their manifest destiny,
their religion" their Alpha and Omega,
their dream OF dominion from sea To sea,
/ and Ito quote Mr. Evcrctt's wOrds) from
| the icy Fole to tho burning belt oI the kqWa-
tor No parallel faith has over been OK
hbltcd by the Confederate states IN their
future. SlX great Southern victories IN the
Held and three drawn battles, 0EhauSting
the nnc principal collisions OF The war, the
entlTe absence nl any such pane ronls as
Bull Kun or |mckamauga, the tncd luct-
hcicncy oi the Federal Blockade, thc 'inmo-
Tested predatory hight ol AlahalnaS and
FIoridaS at sca, have altogether Jailed to
INSPIRE the masses ot tho south with a
| Nthc ol that confidence III themselves,
which neither defeat, nor disaster, noy hope
deferred, nor Illusions diSpclIcd, have ever
shaken "ut OF tho Northerners; Beny, 1T
who may, thero Is Someth'ng sublime III this
shaa"wg eNneSthess ana musty maghIll-
cGhc9 oi Northern la''h an" seilrclancc'
would mat l could see promise OF future
ana ll''a' southern trlnhlph III any c"rres-
p0hnlng qn"'Hy ol ulo NoVuhefh mmd!
4 Now York correspondent of the same
manor s,vs.
nv :,
! i'a, 'no pro'oNEa',oh OF Nn' S''NSS'e
nay "'to'n HEe "r SIN 'non'hS wear out 'he
/ Nou'n' J. ''"!',1 Si'T"N'nS' ",''cE" Wy hT
means '',' 'l'o''.,''. il''ooS " '"o hco % hilu
n','S 'I'"'i 'inl rnoVHo ~ "'I"N '',uI' ':I'
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u" u''" "'Nle u''y '"" u"E ,c'e "'"!."'' tTSN T1
ln'h Pc"p,o arc 'ioW IAN !" ,'''S ''r' i"o
| states ol urnrSia' A'aoa'ha' Hou'h N"ollha'
and especially NORTH tarSliha' may oNehtu'
ally come under the management OF the
Washington Goverhmeht WIN no greater
| trouble than Maryland or Missouri, IT 1t SO
I've that ihe Government hndS plausible
solution to the slavery question: matter
which, 10 nay mind is not very difficult
the loves OF multitude, says tho old
| Italian statesman, are shor'-lNcd and hcet
ing, and so are their hairods and rancor'
also. For my own part, | have found W'
Americans ns hckic ana lnHonsldeIatc aract
aS any can he, SO lar AS political rnncIple'
are concerned. The only point TO whicl
! they SUCK, most oi lho NprtherncrS, ah'
many OF the Snuthcrncrs, IL the preSerVa
tion ct the Union, the Glorlhcation ol thel
big country and national country and ia
tlon, as Mr.. Beechcr elegantly cXpressc,
hlmscll III one OF h,S late addresses, whlcI
Nrd woriI ",US ~, '"J n,orHssm; Hs trc"Ss amom m
nice
As a symptom of the disposition on tn
part OF the south to r''ent we may TAX
N.Y. ny s''IN1lV" S',' ~ "a vE'aS W ~