Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-26


ing from 1000 to 1901.
The Sunday Journal hnsgot another feoih-
er added to the tail of its kite now. That
paper, the Bee aud Granger have formed
kind Of mutual admiration society" aud
are engaged in trying TO work up big
thing in the way OF National movement
IN Wood county. The labored efforts of
these three papers to magnify the gather
Ing OF "baker's dozen Of Nationals
two weeks ago at owling Green, into n
County Convention" is so extremely lu-
dicrous MS TO cause broad grin even from
the Nationals themselves. This effort
serves double purpose, to excite rsibiliiy
aud learn us just about how much reliance
to place on their information and efforts
in this direction from other quarters where
We known less about. The b. G. Sentinel
editor counted but II in attendance at that
Convention" and il is now believed that
he was in a condition TO sec double
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There is Just little too much "gusli',
over Gen. SHIELDS At this time. While
we should prefer TO have seen him elevated
TO the position of Doorkccpcr, where he
would be IN bigger man than the rebel
Gen. FIELD" We have not forgotten thnt
he had faults, gricvuus ones, the greater
probably, being Jealousy and misguided
ambition. The survivors Of two hundred
killed wounded aud those who suffered in
rebel prisons from the 9th OHIO Infantry
can testify that SHIELDS and FREMONT
were not dismissed from the service with
out cause, after the battles OF Port Repub
lie and Cross Keys. The act of the Demo
Gratis of the House in raising Gen. SHIELDS
bounty from $50 to 500 per month, to
reoorcilc him to the appointment OF FIELD
is simply infamous. There were thous-
nnds of volunteer soldiers discharged nj
the close OF the war, wounded and broken
down in health, who are quite as worthy
to receive such recognition as Shells.
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The New York World mentions the cx-
i-tcnce of Socinlistic Labor Party, num-
is really nothing but Communisic organ
iLation OF the most aggravated type. They
have several newspapers, and their princi-
pal editorial writer stntes To an interviewer
that starvation and want" are their most
effective arguments Sherman AMI Hayes
have done more to perpetnate and increase
communistic sentiments among the suffer.
ing and uneducated workingmen. than n II
other influences combined aud If there are
ever comnunistic troubles in this country
these two instiga,Ors of the movement
should be remembered Bee.
Such utterances are false and damnablC
let them be uttered by whom they will
HAYES and SHERMAN took the helm o
the slip when aoundering in storm-ir
the third year Of severe panic, and have
labored faithfully and honestly to right i
and bring it safely through. For this tn,
Bee points them out as fit subjects TO be MS
Sassinnted by Commune. Failures
starvation and want" have also been tn
basc from which the Bee and Sunday Jou
nal have drawn their supplics to stir al
distiust and create hostility between lnbo
ana capital. If VALLANDIGHAM's utter
nnces were reasonable in 1862 when IT,
country was struggling for existence, whn
less caR you call the above paragraph
which nppea red as editorial in the Be-
when you take into consideration the IN
formation given from the IIorid'