Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-09-15
READ II YE LOYAL VOTERS.
Can You ys,c For Him 2


james w. Newman tor Secretary of State
on the Democratic ticket. Can they do
tfat after reading the following para
graphs of which he In the author? Can
any man that rcveres the memory of the
martyred President Lincoln, c,sst u vote
tor man tla, ~ talked aud wrote about
HING Think OF i, Republicans and We
loyal Democrats.
NONE BUT DRUScARDs SUPPORT LINCOLN.
The three or four men who have shout
ed for Lincoln-and they are all we have
been able to hear of--havc, upon invesii.
CATION, proven to he in n state of intoxica.
non. Men are in the habit of putting
themselves under the influence of liquor
when they intend committing some dis
graceful net, in order 10 steady their nerves,
and these men, doubtless imbibe freely to
stimulnte their courage, otherwise they
never would have shouted for Abe Lincoln
the 'rnicelirg tyrnnl and wiil,,s clown
Portsmouth Times, Sept. "a, 1864.
LINCOLN A MURDERER.
Abraham I.incnin has been the cause of
more deaths aud more misery than any
mnn of modern history makes mention.
lie has rent whole generations OF young
men Ia the grave, aud what has he done to
show for il lie has had two million men
aud four thousand millions of doll,rs. He
hna had the arbitrary power OF Ceaser,
and what reconpense has he made to the
people for them. m.-Portsmouth Times, Sept.
10, 1861.
THANKSGIVING BLAsPHEMY.
\ L., 4 II
nation designst ing the last Thursday in
November ns a day of prayer and thanks
giving. He requests that the people should
he especially thankful TO "Our Heavenly
Father who has largely augmented our
coins thanksgiving is simply blasphemy
-Portsnouth Times, October 90, 1864.
| DEMOCRACY OPPOSED TO ABOLITION.
We publish the vote given IN Congress
on the amendment to the Constitution
ubolishing slavery in the States. With u
very few exceptions we are glad to see the
| Democratic memhers-trle 10 the past his.
tory and dignity of the party cast theii
votes in Observation-Disclosures Times
February 4, 1865.
NEGRO EQUALITY.
II the white men of Ohio, the soldier,
just returning and the workmen, do no
wish negroes to be placed on nm equality
with them, before the law. they should re-
fuse TO vote the Republican ticket thii
fnll.-Port'nouth Times, July s. 1865.
EFFECT OF LINcoLN's REELECTION.
If Lincoln is reelected we can expcc
nothing hut war, conscrip,ion, taxation
and high prices that will bring starvation
TO many poor mans door, and fimall,
bankruptcy, disunion and anarchy.-Porlt
mouth Times, October 30, 1864.
LINcoLS's SECOND INAUGURATION.
To day in to witness the inauguration q
Abraham Lincoln for his second Presi
dental term. The heavens should be huns
in biackness and the earth wrapped il
gloom.-Portsmomih Times, March 4, 1866
NEGRO IMMIGRATION.
1t high time for the Legislature O
Ohio to follow the example of the othe
States, and enact law prohibiting til
; immigration of negroes and mulattoes int
the Slate.-Porhmouth Times, April
1862.
GRAND ARMY.
: The Grand Army of the Republic, con
posed of Individuals whose great rn,bitio
, ia to secure office, and who have originate
this secret organization TO enable them Il
crafty their Office holding procliyiiiei
held II Convention ut Columbus, Ohio,
/ few days since, and lrumpeied themselve
| by reso ution as promotersof "active 10y
, atty. ."-Portsmoulh Times, February