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General amnesty and impartial suffrage were the
only remedies that were endorsed by justice and
humanity, but opposed by prejudice and passion
Those who had assniled him Mr.. s, for the advo-
eacy Of the resolutions he had offered, had failed
to find arguments to refute the correctness Of the
propositions. If his views had been modified by
the progress Of events, he had but followed the
maxim Of Mr.. Lincoln, "to adopt new views when.
ever they appeared TO DO true yiewsn and he could
secure the support Of those only who had changed
their opinions by the constant development of new
facts for the last six years, he Of the
cess Of his proposition. The trouble was, that
some men attempted to apply "od theories to new
facts tho theory Of slavery to condition OF free
dom. s.r... ....
His only hope Of return to correct principles was
the manifest danger OF doing, wrong The leading
minds Of the nation and the voice Of the loyal press
had from the beginning expressed willingness TO
settle our difficulties by adopting universal nm-
Issty and impartial suffrage" The spirit Of Mr..
Lincoln, which proclaimed "mAlice towards none
but charity for all, animated the loyal North and
resolved the contest into demand for justice and
sentiment Of mercy. Tho people should DO trusted
any other theory was in conflict with democratic
principles. The blacks are among US, and must
have the ballot for selfproteetion, or their exter
minAtion will follow, as predicted by their late
masters. With the ballot they would have plenty
Of friends, politicians loving votes more than they
hate negroes. The civil rghts bill and the Freed
mems Bureau could only be made efectuAl by the
war power Of the nation, and involved military
dsspotsm u carried to the extent required for pro
lection. The ballot was selfprotsctipg. self.suS-
tanning and in harmony with principle. Disfran-
chisement Of the rebels involved military despotlam
to a sentiment Of vengeance against the
rebels by Acknowledgement, and sentiment Of hate
towards the negro by depriving him Of tho ballot,
vas utterly destructive Of free goyernment In the
south. bomebody must vote, and II We selected
,lnsses 10 vote and rejected Others until everybody
vas satisfied, there would be few left In the enjoy
mont Of the franohissj the Government would BE-
Aristoeraey, . cruel dsspOtim, and the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-25
rnE UNION CoNtsaEssIoNA-L eoM-
nlufrEtf

THE UNION CONVERSATIONAL CON-
MiPpEB.
The following gentlemen comprise the
Union Congressional Committee Of til" rcntIi
District:
CnApiE4 DopGg, Of Eucas, Chairman;
BmcE Huron. Of Defiance
JJnS SPiLLiAS, Of Fulton
l.. ~. BfpgLow, oi Henry
J. g. o. SNiru, of Putnam
lhiwRr SiuRLEYsof Iauding
WILLIAM NJ. SrARR. of Williams
EDw1S TutLER, Of Wood.
When tho Convention will he called is a
piece Of Information beyond our ken. II is
understood, however, that will not DO held
until after the State Convention, probably
in July, aud possibly not until August We
deem II not improper, however, to suggest
that il be held as soon after the State Con
veulion as possible. A three months cam.
paign is full short enough
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THE North lYest, Of last week announces
that DAYS TAYLOR -wiltbe Onion candidate
for Congress from Ds6moe County ltre.
joicss exceedingly at this, for II reasons IN
this wise AS the candidates increase, the
Ohances Of AsutEys denomination Increase
In proportion, anl those Of Par. StRvIS
grew smaller by degrees and beautifully
less andthus Expresses its grAtiicatiou
F" We hope the water viii DO kept boi' ing
and the oanldron bahblng Tho Democratic
nag viii run for the prizes" II is plain u
be seen that tho Democratic party Of this
District desire above an things the rsaom.
inaiion Of the present member Of Congress
In ihis hope lies their greatest strength
Lot them hug that glorious delnsio0 to theii
soula-their disappointmens win be Ill,
more bitter The Union men. eyeryN here
throughout tue District are wide awake
aud will give .heis enemies no undue Sd
tanlase.
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wood counts unIon COnyenlIOn.

The Union voters Of Wood County are requested
% meet ia Mass Convention,
Al PORTAGE, ON SATURDAY, the 9th
Day of Jnne next, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
To secct Delegates to represent said county in th'
Unlun State Convention, to DO held in the city Q
Columbus, ou the 2Q,h day of Juue, 1886. Woo,
County is entitled 10 four votes in the STATE Con
Yeniion. By order Of ComniWee f
GEO. n. PARSONS, Chairman,
Wood Co. Union Central Committee.
Prrrysburg, May I6, 1905
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TTIE UNloN s,rAyr ooNyrYTIoN

THE UNION STATE NvENTION.
o. the 9th day of 1anc, two weeks from
to.morr3w, the Wood County Union Con.
vodlouis called, aud will lis hcl at Port.
age The object 81 tias Convention is The
selection Of forS Delegates to attcnl the
Union State Convention, 20 be hold at
Columbus, on the 20h, day of June next
At this Jnucturo in our national aiIairp, the
proceedings Of the forthcoming State Con.
vcutiou assume character Of the highest
Importance, aud its deliberations will be
overshadowed Ivy tho inionsest interest
and anxiety On the part Of the radical'Uui
men ol The State. A determined effort il
being made by the sympatlAcrs and sup.
porers OF "my policy, that tho Convon.
ton shah have conservative east. and
that through Il, the grand old Buckeye
State shall ialsfy her glorious aud immortal
record during tic war; by giving an approv,
ing response TO the trcachorous course OF
President JonxsoS, and nm emphatic re.
puliation Of tile noble position taken and
unfallcringly hcll by tho Thirty Ninth
Congress-.
Tho Waslinston correspondent Of the
Cincinnati GaseHo states that the most
vigorous efforts are being put forth through
Government onlce-holIers AMI depen leuts
to secure tho ohoicy Of conservative mon
at the primary elections, so as to Influence
the character Of tho Convention The lead
ing mauipulators in this nice liltl1 scheme
ae said TO be II. n. SLOANE aud General
JOS. GMGEo. Tho former is Special
Agent Of the 2ostoiliSo Department, and
is employiI < all the advantages Of his
position in making capital for President
johnson. JoE. GFlGEa has rowing com.
mission, ostensibly for tho purpose of
watching emugglers, but in reality to do
all the dirty work necessary to advance
tho interests Of the President
Il bchooves the Onion men of the State, TO
be on tl,o alert and checkmate this nicely
laid manipulation scheme. The President
has sought by tho mostNnwartantable means
to shape the course of public sentiment in
othur States to further his schemes of mad
ambition. He has tried his hand in New
Ilampslte, Connecticut aud Pennsylvania,
and now he seeks to manipulate Ohio. Lot
him and his conductors receive the ndig
nant rebuff their presumption merits. To
this end lot our County Convention lie
hugely attended by Union mon from 9, cry
township, and none he selected as delegates
but those who are fully altye to the neees.
stiles Of the hour. The lins Of demarkalion
between tho Administration and tho people
aud their Cougresois docp and wide, aud
tho declaration OF prinoiplrs on the great
issues Of the day, Gy tho Ohio State Con.
ventou must give forth rs uncertain sound, !
10 uiteranee of doubtful meaning Ohio
must nintOin untarnished her brilliant
record made during the war Of the rebellion.
Let il not be said that her quarter Of
million heroes went to the field inynin, or
that the blood Of her twcuty-siS thousand
was sacrificed to no purpose. Let
wise aud patriotic counsels give direction
10 the deliberations OF the Convention, and
all will he we'll
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The several counties are requested to hold their
meetings for the selection OF delegates on SiUrdoy,
tho Oh d,y Of JuRc.
We invite your earnest attention TO this CALL and
beg you will send up delegates who shall truly
represent the wishes aud best interests OF the peo
pie. Five years ago, Che uGinn party was organ.
ixsd on the all important but simple platform Of
the preservation OF the Union and Government. To
it, the loyal and earnest men of all parties every
where rallied, aud have ever since sus tanned Il.
Fivt wears OF earnest co operation aud labor to-
Retbcr have made US friends, and taught US many
valuable lessons, which we shalt do we'll never TO
forget They have taught US that yinlent party
spirit aud bitter partizen feeling are great evils,
aud tend to misead the Judgment; that while we
have the power aud patriotism to crush great
and wicked rebelion we need the exercise OF char
ity aud iorbearance 10 overcome IA. sion and pre-
judiee; that eternal vigilance is the price of lib
ertyi" that every step our progress, in the re-
cent great struggle, has been marked by the finger
OF Divine Providence,
Is the work Cor which we joined hands compile
toA Y True, the war is at an end, and we rejeice
in the return of p1acc; bnt the same political is
sues and great national qnestions are before the
country now, that have stirred fnrns minds aud
hearts for several years past aud new aud i'm
rortaut qeestious, involving the credit and charac-
ter Of our Government. at home and abroad must
be settled and established. For what have the
brave men of our Country pcriled life and fortune,
II not that free peoples government and the IN
tegrity Of the Union should be maintained and per-
getuated, aud the right aud doctrine of secession
forever abandoned ta}i
These cannot be fully accomplished withopt the
united elrts OF the gnoi, the wise, the loyal and
ttne hearted mon OF the State 6rnly standing To-
gether as they have done for five years past. lg.
u'ring false issues and all appeals tn passion and
prejudice, let MS meetu council resolved tn stand
by the principles which have guided us during the
past years Of trial. aud aomiuate for oIice men who
have advocated and fought for them and with
the true spri, of patriots, and the Divine blessing
success and victory will soon follow our banner IN
peace as they did In Uar. atat
By order VI tho State Central Committee.
Very truly. your friends in the cause of the
Union, RUSH Il. SLOANE, Chairman,
WN. +, DAVIS, Secretary,
Union State Cen, Com.
GEO. n. WRIGHT, Chairman,
JAS. WILLIAMS, See'v aud Treas,
f,s., L..
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TIE UNION STATE CONVENTION.
Wednesday,, June 90, 1866,


Stare UNoN COMMITTEE Rooms, 4
CoLuHurs, o., May !.
To he Uaion Voters Of OHIO;
The annual State Convention &C the Union par
~ of Ohio will be held in Columbus, ON
WEDNESDAY, the goth Of June, 1895,
for the transaction Of business and the nomination
Of candidates the Uninn ticket for tue following
offices Secretary of State, Judge Of the Supreme
Court, and member of tho Board Of Public Works.
The basis Of representation in this Convention
will be one delegate for every fvc hundred votes
east for Jacob y. Cox for Governor, in 1865, aud
one additional delegate for any fraction of two
hundred and fny votes aud upwurd. aud granting
10 each county not less than two delegates.
The delegation for the counties in this District
will stand as follows:
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOa SALE

rINHE undersigned having established a Rcal rs
j tato Agency in perrysburg, Oiftr for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio;
AnS0 Acre Farm, IN section 70, t,wn 4, U,
SIR. Between 80 aud 40 acres improved, orch
ard three Years OLD, containing 100 trees log house
and good wells thrce miles from Perrysbarg, on a
good road.
ALSO
An Improved Parm of 100 Acres. in sec.
tan 81 Plais Township 20 acres nRder ouhva.
ton, aud nearly all unleT tence large orchard,
AMI good well, together With gOOd frame house
aud barn.
Also
A Farm containing 6S Acres, Ia same
section, all unaer fence mostly Improved; orchard
gVai bara Anl largo house, with good frame house
IN e0nrse of constructions.
UNIMPROYED LANDS.
so Acres, ia section 4, Center Township, we'll
tinaberSd With black walnut white woOa, &e.
so Acres, in section 10, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section. 20, Liberty Township,
timberSa.
so Acres, IN section u, Henry Township,
tiabercd.
Also
Twelve OF ifleen eloiee TOWN LOrS, in Per-
Iys6arg.
ls0- The above Real Estate will Ne sasred at
low rates, ON terms to suit the Pnrchaser.
SLEYIN 4 PARSONS,
heal Estate Agents, Perry sbure, q.
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We coomend to the attention. of our read
ers the speech Of Sspatcr NYR, OF Nevada,
printed on the drst page of this paper II
win be read with more than ordinary inter
est
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7 EGAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby giventhat
II n. H. Besanson, Administrator on the estate
Of John Elder, deceased end Eliza A. Clark
Guardian of the heirs Of John Clark, deceased have
filed their accounts in the Probate Court Of Wood
County, Ohio, for final settlement, md the same
will be for hearing and examination on the 18th
day of june a. ID. 1866
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Porrysburg, May "a, 1865. 4c+
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NEW GOODS! NEW G00DSE
AT THE CASH STORE OF IS
WILLIAM & 81. H. HOUSTON.

DRY GOODS-A General Assert
ment.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, and warranted likewise to measure.
READY Y-MADE CL0THING-Also
warranted to measure. e
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment.
Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Cider Vinegar Good
Pork, Fish, Flour, &C., constantly on hand, Of the
best brands. II gE
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Coal OIL.
&c., Of the best kinds.
HARDWARE OF every Variety.
Axes, ShoSels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, Ap-
ple-Psers Shoyels and Tongs, Tacks, Nails, Shoe
Findings, Butts and Screws, Door Locks and Doorr
Trimmings, Horse Cards, brushes and Combs;
Powder. Shot, Lead, Caps, &C., for Sportsmen;
Nails, Glassware, &C., &c., &c.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE--A An
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Ware. Glassware Of every variety.
sSS- Those CAsn persons who want the worth of
their cash, will do well to look at our Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is, ''The Saucye
Cash Trade" WIN. & II. II. HOUSTON.
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WOOL WANTED.

IXTE will pay The highest market price for any
w quantity of clean, well washed WOOL
One-third will in all cases be deducted from
unwashed, partially washed, and Buck heeces,
f. Il. MILLER 4 co.
Perrvsburo. Nav 20. 1865.
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE OF the DAYTON 4 MICHIGAN Z. r..
TOLEDO, May 10, 1866.
FTNllE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
do, on TUESDAY, June 12, 1865, between the
hours of and 12oelnck A, NJ, to elect nine Di-
rectors for tho ensuing year, and to transact any
other business that may come before the meeting.
Stockholders showing their Certificates to the
Conductors, will be passed free to and from the
Meeting.
4c +. II. SHORT, Secretary.
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School Lands for Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale, at public
l auction, at the door Of tho Court-house, In
Perryshurg Wood County Ohio on MONDAY,
the I'd day Of July, A. ID. 1865, commencing at o
O'Clock A. NJ Lots No. Three (3), No. Eleven (11),
No. Twelve q, and No. Thirteen (l3 y of Section
Sixteen, town north, range III east tPortage),
Wood County, Ohio.
Lot No. 3......"..., 10 acres, valued at $3.50
Lot No. 1i".....,... 40 acres, valued at 50
Lot No. l2....... 40 acres, valued at 100
Lot No. l3...,...,,....4 40 acres. valued at so
TERMs-One. twelfth Of the purchase money to
be paid at time Of sale, and the balance in eleven
annual installmcnts Of equal amount, with interest
thereon. No bid will be taken for less than the
appraised value, with cost Of sale.
GEORGE N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, " ood Co, o.,
Perrysburg, May 22 1866 4fs7 so
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ABBOTT & DOwD, Manufacturers,
Al 1875 Water-strect New York
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TuE chief objection now bought forward
against the nomination OF Colonel +. 5,
SlgSIS is, that neither he nor his friends
have tho money to secare his choice by the
Convention WhAtdo the Union eleotor,
Of tho Tenth District think Of that estimate
placed upou their motives. Of patriotism
their honesty Of purpose, and thelr-inteSrlty
Of principle Z ,,
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lAr Of life has not drawn his nerves lou
uear the sarfscc 10 has The aangiino
temperament. the Saxon lece mud hair. a
man capable Of largo generosity one whom
enthusiasm conld sublime into greatness
and lif quite above the dead lcyel Of life q
man OF strong convictions aud Of earnest
purpose a true man. lle is pleasant
effective, and sometimes cloquout speaker
hetraying in his speech that love of beuu4y
which runs through his nature like avein
otgoid. ~ ~
sHEIasBARuER,
Mr.. Shellabarger, tho least showy, and
perhaps Tho ablest, statesman from Ohio
seems the most unubstructiyo Of men, a
well built man, With strongly marked
motive temperament, with u bnld head aud
overhanglng causatlve preponderanco ol
brow as he sits duet aud easy in his 70.
tired seat, day after day, 10 might scarcely
he noticed amid the many dcmonstrativc
men around him. When he does speak, ho
is heard. D,ligent and patient ia invcsti.
CATION. careful in judgment weighing every
atom OF a great subject slow and sound in
conclusions, when he comes to that conclu.
eion, both Congress aud the people wish TO
know what is, aud accept il Rs tho yer.
diet oil q Wise nun. His late speech OF the
disiranchisement Of rebels has added 10 lis
already distinguished reputation as sound
legislator. IT. conclusion, he says +" II
thegu mon, nnrepontant, unanuealed, no
reckoning made, may stalk back, not to
ordinary rights of citizenship merely, bnt
TO tlie higher, grauder powers Of electors
OF this mighty nation may como here into
the very sanctuary Of the nations life and
to liherty's Lust retreat, and may como, too,
rs the rulers OF the Republic aud all this
in defiance Of all power in thc'Goyornment
to forbid It ; then, sir, have the precepts
ut all reason, all law, all morality, all bis.
Tory, all experience, and all common Justice
been discarded in the making of our Gov.
einment, and then turu away from lools.
ing az my oountry's future in anguish in
despair OF the Republic. But il is not SO.
Orr conntry has the power to be- aud the
Republic will i've
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