The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-29
THE UNION STATE CONVENTION.

"h" uio e""'V'P'VOoo"''0S ''"'" no V'b"'
ization to it's close, were charaeterlzod VIII
harmony, good ise'iiiS ana parlouo enthu
siNs'm The ticket mo resolutions ana th'
speeches were worthy OF the Union party
and tie great o'ato represented Inc pres
ent inoumoen's were rehoUh'nA'ou-@ PROV
'hat they nave n''e" lhelr Po''''o"s WIN
aomv' e"u .lO''t ""N PO''''s ''' O'u"N''''' '''
OF Inc" parry
Du' 'nc resolutions are .ho orowh,"S '''II
'e".u'o VI '"o OonV0"uo"' 40 '"o eu"n
o'".o" ., pi'"''p'o' '"V poVPt' '" o'''
looked with more interest than TO tho nance
shat should 60 on the. ticket ana IN hi'
their representatives nave 'uiy met 'h'
pubic expectation ana nave as justly mer
tied the plaud't--" wen dohe good an'
faithful servants In lew words 'hey
us"'l,u "'s' po"0' '"Sii " '"'.g ""u "."' >
estaphshea upon suoh primer pies anu luuh
dations that the fatal doctrine OF secession
.L.u ,a,,.. a. ~, no,,orl,r roboliion Thc,
sh"h "0Noi "6S'" 0"6N""N' 'S" "N'
indorse the amendments proposed to- the
co,.,;,n,;oo h, rongross for thn adiust
p i-'''' go -, ,ly,-, fIIY
80 " w. ~
% suO'.'''oc ~ 'S i's'S'
"'.'es' p'V's"e " ''e'o ~, -,
""'su a"u 'o ,N''''
parry VI V",o' n"u a'"'' '"0y "'H"O"''
euSe wv Wv - s"',,ue ""S w "Sio'N
men VINO uonhou lho feueIn' plueI anu per
\ ilIed and ancri6ced their lives for the IRE
ii.'' 70 l,,T7i ,i'l ., a.
urea. nnon ,t,onoreas the neoessity, of onnnl
,.;s. az, loro,ias and niaaga m ,,a,Ya a,;d.
's'"e wv ""' 'N "'fF
ows aud orphans the nation . care and pro
toction.
This platform is broad enough for every
wall. .wisbor of tho Union partv. II. tonea
sso,, .,, ,,o1. ;,s.Ie ca,nala.
'io".. - , .'ss ~ S'i"p.N
sive and expressive III every particular II
will not call forth dissenting voice from
amone the trnp men of OHIO. Here are the
-, +EG'f
reSo'u''V"s s.... .r.E
Rssotrsd, Ihat the Union party oi un,e, having
s"ssnSu uu ,rar 1s;na, ,h" ,'nI,sd "
If rebels in the south and their partisans In the
North, now demand that peace shall be established
upon such stable foundations that robellidn and
secession viii never again enoanger our Nauona
eAenoe , M. n,.. c,;o, n,,. ;,la..,.
,hs amendmeuis ~ the Constituiion nToposed II,
Congress 10 the Legislatures of tho States as I
liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment, and the
Union party OF Ohio pledge Tor 1t their united and
hearty support ,,.. h...,. ,,.,,
NJ o.r "y,nv and and navw % n Jsb, Of i"snv grstitnd'
for their patriotic services in defense of the Con
stitution and tho Union, and we urge upon Cen.
gress the duty OF equalizng the bounties and
that white we cherish WIN 'cnuer ahee',oh .n'
a;do~s ana v orohsns ,bs ua,ion's earS and nro
ssction.
Each resolution was received with enthu
.;as,;, onnlouso and ont;ro ,h,v mara man
q - -. ~ e
"nously auop'eu' va 'n.s "VoWa " p'"'
ciples the Union party will march to victory
The Executive at Washington, has thu,
-.oa;vod ,ha nnroosa of the naonla of Ohio
~ = '"V ~ =, ~. t,ss :, 'vS,, -,
mrouSn an auttaoriV tna' ls renaoie, "ho
this he may regard as tho voice Of the entire
Weat. Let him be wise, ere il is too late
;fLa would ratriovo h;s shattars,l sortunes
~, -, -,
lhe guarantees Whioh the Sn'ou party
require are few and simple, and do no
affect life. liberty or PROPERTY. They do
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s' ~ r. =,
uOn Oh our eoun''y as"'"S' any iu'u'e peru
Conceived in spirit OF liberty, JHstlce
patriotic equality and magnanimity, the,
ro ,h,s .noo;netlv sat forth ~ tha cl,sa n
-. u
he eioque"t sPoeou VI FNSD' nAsSAo"HO'
before the Convention;
Firsily-Slayery. the cause of the lat