New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
FEELS FAD.


FEELS RAD.
Mr.. W. ". Oven announces himself can.
didate for Jailor Of Louisville and Jefferson
County, Kentucky, aud issues bandblll there
upon. In fact, We gather that the one before
us is the second Of bis issues, aud he means to
project a fre.h ono monthly till the election
aud it 10 but justice to him TO say that. though
q csndldste for office, w. W. does not much
indulge in sel-praise nor push egotism 10 II
disgusting extent. IL fact, we infer from his
handbill that Mr. Owens prospects of election
are po,y,se latterug, even 10 lis own esIlina-
lion. aud that be is impelled to run Gas 80
many other patriots haSe professed to hey
purely by public and unse'fsh Considerations
In other words, he is as thorough a traitor as
he dare be in u mainly loyal community, aud
he puts himself up for office merely to have an
excuse for preaching treason. So lot us bear
him expaliute The use of current phra'es BY
tits open sympathizer with the Shareholders
Rebellion will give US nn idea Of the meaning
of the same phrases when used by men more
cautions and cunLmg. This is his opening
paragraph:
syns already announced myself candidate for the
flee ui JHiior d J,i,ron County deem r'opi 70 'y
tnsf hove ro been brought ol by sny caucus ehgnr; OF
patty bus oBly assi ed uAsl o. TIE e'mhon F'"s'
Of eys'S fc- y no nsy desire 'ihc-i sh'mu -. y
tnst ain etc ksLs The sense Of that term
do ot brese ih.t the ,oyer.rent 4 Uit~i Ste'
consists " Of individuals G, nsoida I'd ."hr iro
ur t,dy Ike the arch o.. Eufopr {" rule ~ ~ NV
ri.t. co -ilrI tb boyrfnnirnt 10 be sal'Ay OF ''"
-d tog., ny the fr viii attraction "i co"non tsie.
.uch e,olyi 80 IT. o"n oI', ana ao'uu'. .h
ON FeaIa doniustior wit.in 'uch rrbil tAhs ua'
- virneyrr III fcurIal Dos"ihmrt 'bal rle"' :" ~
s.. st.f. Moth or south. East Wet isuo du1y 90
every to s'sHa up shd biJ ROOD o'naov =" 30"
% a. I'VE net the " AL American freeman u IL van
70 ttk Of yre,eSing Lee OOve,hnen' "Hb""' -n" .
10 tie hearts Of ii, e.l "hei~'e' ne Ieoi "' 'e
sriss be-. ns srfve enough to cine aud bow Gown 81
every wave # the fed.ia "sni. aDd snys1ns VITA e'f
wer T. be rsht They viii br a. 'u Ject- Tor The
iyrans j. eoo tie Oood-s. Of Lo'Hy may "a hst
90 ny Of d-u-ssues and pat leaders i0f We '' be
made sisYc- 4 re hcI."
1t strikes US, as somebody says in the Vicar
of Wshefeld, that We have heard son'etapg
very much like this before. Let us Try AL
other paragraph:
"Feiow-citis.n.: .m a nnive-born Ksn,uctsn. snd
hsvr sprt r vest yen, Of my life ahpfns 10 bui up her
90 aud siLtsin Der Ia uof. O'- ny nst We Sine
sbe g. assuinn that newsngrd pasrinsm WI ca sPfcai
i.r ell .vrf the world b--idr aud raye- out hInr De-
i've In -'.ns hi,' OF 81. tue ',sa's y
oornecti J. untetu', iof ne 10 lo', =
do k-nucss nd viii not De- .y Of th- i,ias nsrey
that wo4id g.s,r sach rt'irn de pie that d-ms
sgurry 81 p.trioo f..1ioaahe Of lar weieh hsi"s
npaat lor uo,or.y y oyrI~4p. it~'f ~hio h attempts to
cover it- .i.i.er plfluses ohd.i Diik- 81 s'"iy
Mr. Owens metaphors, you iee, ara trfe
stilled and muddIed, but h. n.eanng is quite
clear. lie does not love Msssachuse't.-oi
course Dgi--as be does Kentucky; bat lie
nakes no such disclaimer in the case OF Nir'
,in,a or Alabama. He loves Kentucky, IN
spi,e of her obedience TO that Federal
wand which he go loatbes. but his love Tor
Der doe. not make him blind 20 her bascne's
in refusing to plunge into tho black gun oi
Treason. Faithful arc the counsels ot
frieud;" 30 We will see how Owen rebuhes
the debasement Of his adored native State:
Weld 10 no nsn IA love Of Country Ny low. of oan.
ioaal liberty bss been ~ -org p-.ap IIs ne @ os
NH. Of II, ,u.n constitute pohicsI gospel 81, he,
idra q a. government. h.' n'en our o'a n1nj 49,
snd 20 ,icAl rghs to all but any rs" cnn VI W. w u
such .oirl ical -qusy ~oud Ne To NC thr VI s' '
'tsb'e q al 'eansn,s o'k-naAIs' % r., h. -. i'm
- o.r fther. mad f.e desire the proud .o
i1ss Tor con turiraI huety witch ha. a~ay' eisfse
crired t- sorhe pee pie, cri'hd "ut by b,uts c' % 70
cu.h.d aui b.eoi Is Nysthern eel 'issnir 'bc
uiohr Of Kentucky nod 20 tf.- h~si"esA" can -.
dom even mont was born h-r .oh. Ls's
b- the pronaer specimens Of denihed e-uirn tat ever
,.ss 81 our valued Gbd Influential IL ns and 20
character beloved Stat. h. received is ~. msi
even bae-Ged that h H!'uesssd the suss ~ of Rec
dpul Tia tiS-n such people hss@ to .tfa MO
s'ild over to % T as IIar , .e'y '1., ~. .mS In W.
lf.sfs l.t 4 nv
NotbWts. J the General Government IN h"f "-s"i cot
doa ton Of ,ror and foF th~ o'e OF uy'T-ei sed"n
would Tiar mother as to dfa~ tue sw1d
o@aius We Lave asuy Ia our nid' who !--. dl'
faf-aly, but LEY ale 10. heItucAisn''
Oxen, You see, has passionate love for
Constitutional liberty" "Tho inslieuab!c
rights of fireman" are his gospel. And be
ha. love enough left, after lav,shing so much
on Kentucky, on his country, and on coustitu-
tional liberty, to spare generous allowance
for Virginia. Ia fact, You see, any state, so
thas is is at once slavrho!iing aud traitorous,
may draw upon his affections without fear that
the draft viii come bach protested. But his
heart bleeds when be thinks OF such model
lovers of ''universal freedom" and " coDsIiu-
tional liberty" as the Rebels a" trodden under
foot aud crushed" by the defenders of
the Union. We have many men IN our
midst who feel differently but hey are not
kentuckiaas." OF course, there IS nothing
lett TO them after this but 10 50 out and bang
themselves.
But let us hear the wOud-bo JaiIor little
further:
"1bs grand cfor, OF serve press IN midst ia
lein b. I4asn lp.s4
people g. al respect. iurriJ t. he Northern ihis
Il docnc In Kentucky. lie VI, adyaf CO Il ps
generally cf Northern bifth asa k-ntusks rpun inr
.tLL. LIrlily I,Irl