The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03
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Juniper on RemOvaI-NO. vi.


B0wItNa GRgEN, July 2SS 1855.
Enron JorRxAL Z" DO they miss me at home -
Did not write you las, week. suppose you are
aware Of il. | labored under the ballucinstion
that Common Sense" would 6ght the battle, aud
permit me to retire from the contest. | am doomed
to disappointment, however, and again "sssume
the pressure"
The cheering letters that the En- Com" has
received, during the past few weeks. from va
rious sources indicate that the question Of removal
is not one Of mere local character and Importance
alone, but that in its bearings and ramihcaiions I,
more less involves the dsstinies Of the State and
the NatiOn--pot only the republics and nationali-
ties Of the New World, but the principalties and
dynasties Of the Old as we'll. am kindly permit
ted to copy a few Of these marks Of encourage
meut, and, with your permission, my boy, will lay
them before your readers.
The first is from distinguished military fossil
now sojourning in Europe. Ne writes:
HEADoRs. AUSTRIAN Army, June 0, 1865.
DEAR Elk. Con-: Your indeiatgable labOrs are
not unknown here. Your admirable system Of
and as soon as the mud dries up aud the roads be-
come passable, let your county yseat be removed.
Yours, with sentiments Of profound esteem,
LITTLEMACK.
The next halls from the Mexican Empire
IuPERIAL PALACE, MEXICO, June Is, 1886.
Ny BELOVED Ex. CoM.; My heart is with you.
Abundant success attend you ia the good work OF
removal. small stipend monthly will not be
unacceptable. In return therefor command our
influence in behalf Of your undertaking.
Yours. in love and esteem, MAX.
A. ]. writes emphatically and to the point, as
follows
ExEcuTrvR MANSION, July Is, 1888.
DEAR Elk. CON-. Rejoiced to learn that your
prospects of removal are bright. l am in the re-
mordt business myself, just now, and can appre-
ciate your anxetes, Perrysburg must be made
odious. Let Perry ysburgcrs take back seat in
the great work. | will be your Moses. am
swinging around the circle, and while eleven
States are uurepreseuted, and Bowling Green is
not a shire town, shall continue to battle against
Blanche, Tray and Swestheart, at the other end
of the circle, for the triumph of Constitutional lib
erty. have Incorporated the removal question
in my policy, and shall enforce it at all hazards.
Hoping to see you at my tea-party, in the City
Of Drotherly Love, on the l4th proximo, remain
Your obedient servant, A. J.
Tho Great Disappointed sends the following:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July 10, 1865.
MY DEAR Elk. Con-. My heart is with you.
May success crown your efforts, and peace and
fraternal regard reign throughout your borders
In less than ninety days, predict that you will
have attained your object. / have proph esied be-
Perpetuty of our institutions. All is right, and
the country is happy.
FraternaIly yours, BILLY S.
The Illustrious Exile thus communicates
ROOM 202, July 20. 1865.
DEAR Elk. Cont: have been watching over
your border, and send you greeting. Vote not a
man or dollar, until your success is assured
Let one who has been martyr TO principle adjure
you to stand true in the cause you have espoused
Yours, for the Constitution, VAL.
The Distinguished Incarccrated sends greeting
as follows:
FoRTREss MONROE, July 10, 1856.
My DEAR Elk. Con-. am an unfortunate vic
tim in the cause of removal. My sympathics are
with you, and pray FOR your success Resolve
to be let alone, or die in your last surveyed ditch
Yours, in martyrdom, JEFF.
could give you many more, my boy, but these
will suffice to give your readers a sample of the
sweet morsels of encouragement received by the
Elk. Com. almost daily from all quarters.
In a confidential letter, VAL has suggested the
propriety of insttuting dime contributions He
says his experience in that line warrants the re-
comm andation. The matter is at present an Ter
consideration. Yours, sublimely,
JUMPER JUMPER JR