The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-07-20

BowuNs CBsES, July it, 1855.
EptroR JOURNAL; Don't know that it's Of any
use to continue my letters on the removal question,
whoa even your own citizens, residing right in
your town, my boy, are taking up the cudgel in
favor Of the removal. Tell you what, my boy,
everything looks encouraging. Probably they are
beginning to be convinced by the force of my re-
marks and the logic Of my reasoning.
"Commou Sense" in last weeks JOURNAL, is a
shining example Of this. Aud he halls from your
town, although he doubts nay being resident Of
the county y-seat that is to be- That is uugencrous
IN him. But can forgive this-likewise the sew
eral disparaging remarks he makes concerning me.
| car forgive him all, my boy, for the noble and
manly stand he has taken on the side of Right, on
the side of TRUTH on the side of Justice-in one
word-ou the side Of Bowling Green. l can for
give him all for the sake Of the cause. Come to
my arms, my brother, let me embrace you for the
sake of common sense-the commonest kind Of
sense-sense so common that II can be found
luxuriating to the greatest extent in every we'll
stocked wool producing farm in the country.
Common Sense" will find no envy in my
admixture. admire the telling truths he uttered,
the effective blow he made in behalf of Right, in
behalf of Bowling Green. His article is read
able one-it is to the point-in fact. it is pointed
all over 1t must be a thistle to you Perrysburgers.
Hope the author will give us more like it. |
shall read them with relish. Going to have the
one he has given us, famed. In fact going to
have both of them framcd-thc one in the Journal,
aud the one in "our paper" over the signature Of
Occasional" They are chips of the same block
AS like as two s-coucocted in the same
huge brain, and could not have been written by
any that is not interested in the prosperity of
our town to the extent, at least, Of farm in its
vicinity.
Don't he tell you plainly tha. your Court house
is but hencoop affair after all that II is ready to
tumble down, and is only held in its place by
"iron bars 2" just what we have been tolling
the good people for the last ten MONTHS but which
we have had so much difficulty in making them
believe. Glad that this point has been brought
within the range of common sense
Since Common Sense" has entered the ring,
our cause, which had hitherto been somewhat
dropping, is looking up. Bowling Green bonds
are again buoyaOt. Several subscriptions addi-
tional have been secured under the promise Of re-
funding the money in course Of time.
Within the past few days, the question has been
agitatcd of pctitioning ANDY JOHNSON to bring the
Maumee'River over in this direction. The right
of way can easily be secured. 1t is thought an
article or two from Z" Common Sense" upon til
Feasibility of this project will bring the thing about
then where will you Perrysburgers be? Higher
and drier than Bowling Green ever was.
Common Sense" will only signify his inten-
ton of continuing his eifusons, shall leave the
field to him, confident in the assurance that en-
trust the advocacy of our cause to one who wields
the steel pen withpointed effect.
Jchu my boy but isn't this hot weather. Too
warm to think, too warm to wrte-so IN quit.
Twon't be so when Bowling Green is county
seated. Therell be a change.
Yours, for common sense,
JUMPER JUMPER, JR,