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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
WELL ANp TRULY SAID.

In speaking Of the indifference OF our
cungretsiol al servants, and the difficulty
with which quorum is maintained at work
on the Internal Revenue Dill, on account Of
the great desire Of members TO 60 homo and
FIX up their next election" many OF whom
are already at home because they don't see
any clectiunecring capital in a tax bill, the
Cincinnati Gazette per,incntly says:
We mrs tempted TO remark upon this ovcrpower-
ing anxiety about their next election, as DIR. SAN
IouSsoS did Ia the liquor seller, whom he rcpIoved
for his business, and whs gave the excuse that
he must live. The stern moralist replied that he
saw mo need Of his living. Aud so We may say
that we see no vital need Of their reelection.
And the Gazette continues to give some
wholesome truths in this wise.
II the wholesale striking on of taxes, without
the capacity to adjust the means of revenue to The
expenditures and demands of the public faith II
the cutting dOwn ef appropriations, without cur
failing expenses II the impsa chnlen failure. and
m re enormous land grants TO railroads, arc tht
principal items that this session can show, il Il
really not vital matter 10 the public that the mem
bers shall be reelected. Aud We havea notion
that II this Congress has not the courage 10 Gu
down the army and navy 10 peace fo0ting, and t'
kigidly cut down all the military paraphernali.
that has grown upon great war, aud to ttop th
lind plumber, and 10 bring the Freedmcn's Burea,
~ an end with the gathering Of the present crop
and to adjust the expenditures and revenue, il vii
have 70 give place To another.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
MIR. Chase,, Democracy.

from the Cincinnati Chronicle, June 22.l
1t is claimed and to some extent it is
believed, that Mr. CHASE was, ut some pc
riod of his life, Democrat. Tho Now
York Herdli, OF Friday last, cdtorially and
otherwise, makes q great elTbrt TO prove
that Mr.. CHASE was, at heart, u Democrat.
The following record, however, shows the
stupidity Of such pretensions:
In 1926, Mr.. Chase (aged 2S) supported
VIM. Henry Harrison, IN opposition to
Van Burcn.
In lS40 he supported Harrison, in oppo
sition to Van Buren,.
In 1914 he supported Jas. @. Diruey, il,
opposition to Polk and Clay.
In 1913 he supported Van Duron, in op.
position to Cass and Taylor.
In 1852 ho supported John 7. Halo, in
opposition to Pierce and Scott.
In 1855 ho was elected Governor ol
Ohio by the Republicans.
IN 1856 he supported Fremont, in oppo-
sition to Buchanan and Fillmore,
In 1857 he was elected Governor oil
Ohio by the Republicans.
In 1860 he supported Lincoln, in opposi-
tion to Douglas, Breckiuridgc, aud Bell.
In 1864 he supported Lincoln, in opposi
ton to Mcclellan.
The fact is, Me-. Chase never was Dem.
ocrNt-Os his record shows--and never
acted with the Democratic party, except
in three notable instances. First, when in
lSi0 he aud his little handful Of Froe.sOilert
traded with the Democrats and made him
self United States Senator. Second, in 1861
when he opposed coercion and favored
letting tho South 60, until tho whole Re
publican party, an1 tho best part of tn,
Democratic party, had declared in favor o
tho government. Third. IN 1868 when, a'
Chief Justice Of tho United States, Il,
solcd his judicial robes by log rolling will
Senators against impeachment
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
Written for the Perrysburg Journal.
I" WHATEVER is, is RIGHT RELIGIoUI
VIEW.

"Thy win be done,"-JESUs.
"And though tho thunder-crash may come
Aud for a time o'erwhem,
lis only working up the sun,
For God is ut the helm,"-DAVIs.
" His wisdom guides our barque below
Through all the storms and scenes OF oe."-JoNES.
II this great Gentle world of ours would prac-
tiec the preecpts Of this philosophy, if its pulsa
tions were in unison with these truths, il the
crystal drops of love which gush from this beau
teous fountain watercd the sterile soul of humanity,
what harmonial brotherhood ma1kind would
be ! Then would the divinest ideals Of earth be-
como imperishable reals then would the temple
OF the soul be the shrine Of love- hope, happiness
The Scriptures abound with passages which
teach US that suffering, evil, sin, are necessary
ingredients in life; that man progresses only
through violation Of law and consequent punish
ment that Con is the author OF all and orders all
is at the helm; that all things are, as they OF
necessity must be, right.
al have chosen thee in the furnace of attic
ton"
81 will refine them as silver is refined, and will
Try them as gold is tried"
"Whom the Lord loveth lie ohasteueth,"
ICON shall send them strong delusi0u, that
they should believe a lie."
"lt prophet be deceived, l the Lord have de.
ce,ved that prophet"
"Caa the Ethiopian change his skin, or the
leopard his spots " etc.
1t is useless to attempt to explain away these
texts Cor We must either reject the Bible or accept
the doctrine it so plainly teaches. II was Cons
will that ADAM should fall aud JuDAs provs a
traitor. He pat a lying spirit in the mouths Of
AnAB's prophets to accomplish the destruction o
that king. lie deceived E1EKiEL so continually
that diyincs admit that book to bo a mystery SO
great that they do not pretend to understand it
lie tempted the man after his own heart to mum.
Der lsRAEL that he might visit that people with
an evil. lie hardened the heart Of PHAKoAu aud
instiga,ed SAUL to porseoute DAVID.
The great religious maxims contained in this
philosophy ar the laws OF Faith, HOPE aud
Charity, CuHIsr ,apghthi followers plainly aud
distinctly that all things were right aud Paw
the proud, passionate, refined convert drew the
legitimate micrenccs nom his Masters doctrne
and informs us tba; the Christian virtues are
Faith, HOPE, Charity. We erc invited To "judge"
fog oU,srlyes, "6e fully persuaded in our own
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

mind" II this be not the logical deduction from
the premises laid down by JEsrs.
Fsih In God is the necessary sequence Of those
premises. II He Is The Controller the Arbiter,
then all events are only 50 many methods OF soul
discipline and all His works are for the best. lie
Is refining us in the furnace against which we
murmur. Then come what may though the
wind blow east or west; the heavy clouds obscure
the sky, or the brillance Of the sun be scattered
round the ark is tossed TO and fro by tho pillows,
or resting in peace on the mount; the rocky path
ways Of life be eucircled with thorns, or strewn
with flowers leading to the blood stained cross,
or the gilded crown--yet the disciple Of these
truths has pure, simple, holy faith, trusting al
ways in God, through all the vicisstudes Of life,
eEclhiming: Although the fig tree shall not
blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines the
| labor of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall
yield no meat; the flock shall be cut of from the
fold, there shall be no herd in the stalls yet
my salvation"
Hope, the beautiful, jcwelled anchor of the soul
follows in the train. Like the sun smiling through
the fearful face Of Nature Hope leads the care
burdencd soul to look through the Affections ant
evils Of life to the great good being wrough
thereby, and shows her smiling face through all
the dark clouds Of woe which o'erhang the nigh
| Of trouble.
Charity, the end Of the commandment, In,
greatest Of virtues the parent of love, comes L
| bind us in closer brotherhood by its golden ties
| When We understand that evil committed by ou
neighbor is only the tripping Of the immortal sou
against the stumbling blocks Of earth ife that al
his actions are per se, tho result Of law, condition
circumstances our charity expands till il EN-
| braces the entire world. Like DENTON, who care
fully plucked the mosquito from his swollen han,
and let 1t 90 free, saying, Poor thing, will no
kill you (; il is your nature to bitc;" we say, I"
will not blame you you act in tho way you ar
compelled and MS Nature and Natures God direct.
There is nothing in this inimical to true re
lgon nothing derogatory to God. II teaches u
resignation. Absolute religion and regencraiio
is that point where mans submission is complct
and mans will and Gods will are the same.
is that point where man looking over the work
Of creation evil aud good rain and sunshine
winter and spring, vice aud virtue, love and hate
whNte'cr be his lot; can say from the dccp, mur
muiing fountains of the soul "Thy will b. done.
Let US try to attain that position.
CARRETER0.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
CONGREGATIONAL.

We see the Democracy have called their
Congressional Convention to meet at Ma.
PoleOn on Thursday. the 23d day Of July.
This suggests the idea that it would be
wen to bold tho Republican Congressional
Convention also at Napoleon. II the Goa.
vcntiOn is TO DO cid outside of Toledo.
aud We see no reason why it should not be,
there are many reasons why Napoleon
should have the preference. This county
ve believe will not present a candidate bs.
fore The Convention, therefore it will affect
NO claims 10 hold il here. We arc situ
aied geographically nearer lao center OF
The Dlslrio, than any other town Of any
importance within its limits Our railroad
and hotel facilities are good aud the euergy
aud spirit of our Republicans unsurpassed
We subIsit these facts for the consideration
of tho Congressional Committee. Trusting
they will appreciate tho expediency o.
Il 'lding the Convention at this place
HeHry COa'Hy Siyaal
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
ARE WE ORGANIZING I

We fear our friends are postroning 10 tco
late day the work of commencing tac can.
vAss, or rather the preliminary work OF /.
Il is eminently necessary that we go to work
in each township Of the equity, organizing
clubs, and preparing for thorough canvass
Of each school district Let us have our
most uctive aud prudent men put forward
to head tho clubs, and lead in the active
work Of the campaign. GRANT and CoLrAx
should have ~ large majority in this county.
aud il only requires thorough work to in
sure il. We exhort our friends to get into
the harness at once and put tho car in mo-
tiun
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
THE pEMoCRAr1c CONVENTION.

Tomorrow the Democratic National Convention
meets in New York. and for some days to como,
that will be the great center Of political interest
The Pcudleton Escort left Cincinnati on Tuesday
morning, and instead OF one thousand strong, II
could not muster three hundred. The latest dis
patches indicate that neither PRSDLgroS nor CHAsc
will receive the nomination. Even the chances Of
HESDRicks are not very bright. HASoocK, FRANK
yL,AIR, SEYMOUR, ENansH, and MCCLELLAN arc
all spoken Of. The situation is becoming interest
ing, and no one can tell what tho bcnziuests may
bring n,riiA
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

ABuur dozen Indian skeletons have
been dug up at Binghampton, N. Y. In
somo graves relics of curious shape were
tound. consisting of wheels, stars aud cres
cents cui ont OF very hard stone. These
were well formed, aud were probably used
as charms. A Hint arrow head was found
in one grave, aud in another a sort OF kmle
or chisel, wedge shared, made OF vely hard
stono of grcensh color, This kuiio was
evidently used IA Skimiug aumals as ils
peculiar construction would make IL more
coma ,niou, lOr that purpose lhau ANY other
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

A rARoE portion of the Jews, Os u body,
appear to be making dead set against
GRANT, in revenge for his having once or.
dSied somo Of tho thioving members of their
Tribe out othis Military Department. When
we remember that the Jews cruoited CuRIsr
we have no right to expect that they will
show GRANT much favor.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

IT il said that crazy man in Western
New York is trying to do without food
Wntil the FoHTth OF July. Tho Democratic
party, which has gone srazy with much ado.
about nothing dono, should attempt such
iHst. They will then, perhaps, hnvo a
stomach for anything, aud they viii need
such an one.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

VIZ have recently been told Of mar, who
had been voting the Republican ticket, but
who had conceived that in somo way he
had been wronsed by the Government. He
remarked that the Government might go
to h-ll, and straightway united himself
with the Democratic party! Singular, isn't
it, that when man wants to send the Gov.
crnmcnt TO I'LL, lie votes tho Democratic
ticket ?--haRSaS ChieE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
lFrom the Ducyrus JoIrnal,.
prond of ppndleton.

The Cleveland IIcroH says that apart from
,olitcs George II. PendletOn is u citizen Of whom
Ohio may we'll bo proud.
Agains, this the Sandusky Register enters a firm
protest which we put into our machine aud il
forthwith ground out the following;
rROun oP PKSpLEToN.
Proud Of the mau who claimed our Nation
Could not work out its own salvation
Proud of the Copperhead who tau-ht
Our Union heroes wrnngnlly Fought
Proud Of the miserable sham
Who plotted with Nallandigham
Proud OF the narrnw minded tool
Bred IN Nirguia'S rebel school,
Who never proteS; dared To raise
Against the rebels bloody ways
Prudd of the man who nought could say
Against TT. Pillows bloody fray,
Who saw our soldiers starved To death,
And silent lived with baited breath
Proud ol the Nrctehed partisan
Who feared TO speak out like man,
but Skulked in Democratic shade,
Aud at these crimes no protest made
Proud OF him as an honest Nation,
Vile leader OF repudiaton!
Proud uf his Democratic knavery,
That shouted Freedom, aided SliveTyl
Proud Of the shallow mAp who shared
A lying platform, which declared
The war a failure, when our heroes
We're crushing out the southern Neroes
Great heaven when proud Of such as he,
May Satan then be proud OF me.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

WHILE Gen. GRANT was acting Secretary
of War, ANDREW Johnson, in message to
Congress, declared that" great reductions
Uf expenses had been effected under his ad-
miuistration of The War Department, to he
ssriag Of millions to he Treasury" Yet
now the JOHNSON party pretend that GRANT
has no capacity Tor civil affairs.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

Tax folbowing celebrated characters are
opposed 10 Gen. GRANT; WENpEIL Pun.
Errs, PARKER riLLsRuRy, c. l.. VArLAX
DI0uAN, f. Cary STANTON, Back PoMERoy
SUSAN b. ANTHONY, and FERNANDO WooD
With such a combination against him be
must be about right.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

ALEX, II STEPHENS aud HgRscmEl. JONI
son have been urged 10 he present At The
meeting OF the National Democratic Conven.
zion.
MoRRissEY goes Tor Pendleton, hut thinks
the New York delegation Will vote lor Chase.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

THOMAS A. HENpRIcKs, the Coppcrhead
United States Senator Of Indiana, is begin
ming to loom NY us competitor with PES
DLAroN and CHAsE Tor the Democratic nom
ination for tho Presidency. The prospect
10 that If PENpLEroN's supporters should fai
tn nominate their Ohio champion, they vii
unite with other opponents of CHASE in ia
Nor OF HKNpRICKs, and nominate him.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

A GIRL, from 10 to II years Of age, to adopt
"A into family. German girl is preferable,
For particulars, inquire at the Sheper lousc,
Perrvsburg, Ohio, for a few days.
10' 5. Il. PARDEE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
Colt EStraYcd.

A BOUT the Latter part OF May, a BAY COLT
"A strayed from my premises, in Swan Greek
Township, Fulton County, Ohio. The Colt is trim
built two years old, and no white mark about il
the only distinguishing mark about the Colt is a
scar ON its under lip. liberal reward will be
paid for its recovery, and line addressed to the
subscriber, stating such fact, will receive prompt
attention. Address w. NJ HOLLIS, P.O. Box 80,
SwantOn, Lucas County, Ohio. l0d%
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

sgsA1
Agricultural Implement
WAREHOUSE.
The Spring Season is upon us, and Il promises
to be busy one. 1t is very certain that Farms
can not pay the Farmer without rightly directed
labor. AS helps to Farming, have numerous
Labor-Saving Machines,
which may be made to pay for themselves during
the season, and earn those who use them a very
As Agent for some of the best Manufacturers, l
can offer purchasers unusual inducements. Every
Machine will be warranted, and will perform all
that is claimed for it.
Purchasers viii always find it TO their advan-
tage to get their Machines from a Resident
Dealer in preference to Travelling Agent. A
Resident Agent can alw US be reached to make
good any failure in the warranty - with the
Travelling Agent il is not always possible. A
Resident Agent can also attend to repairs, whcl,
is often an important matter to the owner OF
Machines.
The following woll-known Implements comprise
part of my large stock:
EXCELSIOR REAPER g. MOWER.
BUCKEYE MOWER,
SULKY CORN CULTIVATORS,
WOOD-SAWING MACHINES,
TIE VICTOR CANE MILL,
COOKS EVAPORATOR,
SULKY HAY RAKES,
REVOLVING HAY RAKES,
HORSENHAY FORKS,
THRESHING MACHINES.
HORSE POWERS.
CORN SHELTERS,
FEED CUTTERS,
FARM BELLS,
TIE UNION CIIURN,
BUCKEYE CIDER MILL & PRESS
&C., &C., &C., &c.
VIM. CROOK.
PcrVsburg, June Is, 1868. SIN