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

sisvery In he District n Columbia BY an ."e
he ming u,sjohy ocoin has ssoed tho gu sho ~,
law ,u,nDf with CoDErer, It hts heels declares Dis
n. a.. sr series Of tiudrrd n-s'nr's soou'
10 h. sd We told IN tbe fre = such ssng 'c as
,br,- tst Tn. Abco. party 81 the North 10 "r snd car
n, b,r' ns Fremont sresy holds doHriJn over one,nr
Of kentucky The Border Slave s~s srr ei w Inorf we
hr-l u thai Pry snd notlns mt hard bTs w e 1 ,ne
other ave State rom the same fate Southern ues Vho
I'M not opn er ry..ro fate will noi listen 10 ufsln eh'
Ia ttr1y IL Of the vrinmoo' ons ~ J.H !. q
war Of Norhrrn s,ipS southern men- " nS Err
c,no.-. the men of III. North will rule tie men OF be sonih
yirl rod On gene-son - aene s'ion hen'pchy
m L,s be fate Of tue Soplh VA il, espect She a-1
10 boy Io. 10 Nnrheru ssir too North 'nceerd. IN
th ar ALREADY Ohio aud Ma 'ecuit, men ss .trut'ini
,hout IN on uid proudly dct-ting nsntur ,an' ~hsi
n ~ sb. d. md they sbs not d. Ttey inpuc My
t, krutucksu. whst ro5d- they 'hs trev, wa tDey "e
permit cary to inirss "a. the snul sy sd
all ahrr Lov Keuiuckisus shall 'behave tn.mss''ns
- ,,, to, poor hebtucky oar children and chicren
period u her history She ss quietly down ~h me saih
srnsg- for tie r'gt Of l' government 'hn "s' evs
und by he rap-trsp OF ou' raised by th7 cunning
Hnhm~n utter. Lrrssf 20 BE- oouud hand snd 70 T. whr
sou las been mesmrzrd by some Yankee Desh ~ hs.
slon him hs lock! DOes Guy oue ioagae h& tbs ,'s
,rurfaion kruuckian- would bsv. rniftri "a" n"o'
-ou. K.utucky BE- torn from her bosom shd ihcsire S-
Ia Boston dungeon there to stay st tho "i and fraLs o.
o.f,e ptscf upon keninri ia The lss eia'n
would hsve hrcd every drop blood 10 the s.is eid ma
hsy- ,n. ou every valley and top from the mount ans
To rhe Mi .pli But AS, ala ,Eis i- ~ longer tn- Ke'
u -
L. e., rr.on .rd the once ga.ot heucky nsesy puts
her rk utder yoke How my hesft oees over nJ poor
native stats "
Ooly think of it! Ard Mr.. Owen. seeing oil
this, loatblng it, boohOOing over it, stays snug
IN Louisville running for jaier instead OF seizing
his rife and running after Beauregard! ls not
this deccreracy even more appalling than that
of Kentucky She don't know how abused and
frampled on she is; but Owen does know IT.
and set he stays at home aud lets his heart
bleed but takes precious care that 1t shan not
be through bulIet-hole in his body. Alas lor
the "bllghting paralysis" of W. W. Owen!
BIT We are 40 near the end that We may as
well give tho rest of his jereniiad:
"Iwl furnish ny voters with clifton monthly until
ne Eee,oo sy ,.e AS,.,, bs ss be
the acs candidate report. 10 Tie c'l'!s'y h0""
- .1ppose however ih. heye said enough to dehu- my
10 tipD aud bag coucludr py repeating thAt "ans no
taa, de,. stable p-ry. E.specsiuly. &c, !" " OWEN
Here, Ovens grammar is not faultless, but
VIZ make out his uenning. Jack could not
possibly be induced to eat his supper when
there Vas none to be had, and Owen is per-
rctsy right in rejecting the votes OF " that
detes;abe party" Ia fact, we suspect he
would have shown still greater wisdom by
refusing votes atoseiher-and running purely
" on principle" He could thus have ventilated
his ignorance, malice and treason without
exposing himself to the modification OF exhibit
M fresh proof Of TIE dcbasement OF 'poor
Kentucky" in the meagsrncss OF his vote.
But he probably though, il necessary to place
her humiliation 10 the most striking light, and
t. secure that end did not shrink from any
sef.sacrliice. So let him win