The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-28

ment to quell the rebellion, to defend and
preserve the Union. We call upon them to
stand by the President who, umder circum-
stances Of unparalleled difficulty, has WELD.
cd the power fthe nation with unfaltering
courage and 6delity, with integrity which
even calamity has not dared 10 impeach,
and with wisdom and prudence upon which
sacccss is even now stamping the surest
and tue final seal. His election will pro.
claim TO the world tho unaltered and unal-
terable determination Of the American
People TO quell the Rebellion and save the
Union. 1t will strike down forever the
false hopes and expectations of the rebel
government and proclaim to the people Of
tho Rebel States that their only hope Of
peace lies in abandoning their hostility to
the Government and resuming their allie.
glance to the Constitution and laws Of tho
United States.
We cal upon the UNION COMMITTEES and
the USIoS LEAGUES, Aud upon all loyal as.
sociations in evory State County and Town,
to perfect their organizations; to infuse
fresh Vigor and activity into their opera
tions; to canvass carefully and promtly
| their respective districts; to circulate Doc
ulnents aud Newspapers containing just
and forcible expositious of tho merits of
our cause TO combat by assembages Of the
es, by conversation, by letters and personal
appeals, and in all just and proper modes,
the deceptive aud perillOus sophistries Of
the agents and political allies Of the rebel
lion. Let them be ON their guard against
the arts ot corruption and of intrigue which
will be brought, with INSCRIPTIONS despe.
ration, to bear upon them. The Rebel Gov
ernment, and those Foreign Powers most
deeply Interested in our de traction, could
well afford to expend millions in over
throwing this administration, and placing
in power tho nominees aud Representatives
of tho Chicago Convention.
| The skies are bright and full of promise.
the lion hearted citizen-soldiers of the Re-
public march with steady step aud unfal-
tering purpose to speedy and glorious
victory. The heart Of the people beata
true to the Union. Every triumph Of the
Union arms over the Rebel troops arouses
airesh the courage and confidence of Union
mon, and chills the heart and decinates
the ranks of the submission .soeessionists
represented at Chicago. A Union victory
in November will end the long aud laborous
strife. 1t will dispense its armies, destroy
the hope by which the despotism at
Richmond now holds its subjects iu bond.
age, release the people of tho Southern
States FROM their enforced disloyalty, and.
give them again'the blessings of seifEoy-
ernment within the Union and under the
protecting Constitution and flag OF the
United Estates. 1t will enable our own gov
ernment to exchange the weapons of war
for the counsols of peace, to. relax tho
stern control over public action and pub.
lie speech which state of war renders un-
avoidable, to restore our financial system,
to dissolve all military courts, and hand
over again to the civil tribunals of Justice
the punishment Of crime and the preserve.
tion OF public order and to restore to their
hresides and their homes, clothed with
honors and to be held in everlasting re-
membrance, that great army Of our citizen
soldiers who have barred their breasts
against armed rebellion and won the inn
porishable reuown of saving the glorious
CRion, for which their fathers and their
brothers died. V
Signed by the Committee.