, 1863-07-17

PS%t VI luc WIT 1uI the Union, II L0l5 It's
third campaign.
FALIAEDIGHAm- m--REToLUTIOy.
Our dispatches have informed the pub
lie that the convicted traitor, Va1landig-
ham, had arrived at the Clifton House, on
the Canada side Of Niagara Falls, day
or two since. In relation to its pet the
Times, Of yesterday morning, distinguish
ing the paragraph by double leads, SAYS:
In anticipation Of his arrival, we had dis.
patched one Of our editorial CORPS to that
point In order to. facilitate auy communIca.
non he might have to make to the people Of
Oito. At IN early hour lust evening We re.
celFed dispatch from our reporter to the
copy Of an address to the people OF Ohio.
which he would at once dispatch to the Ifmes
BY telegraph. Alta later hour we were I'D
T1sed trom the telegraph Office here that the
Government military censor had forbidden
the transmission Of the address!
dress by mail. A censorship has not yet been
established over the malls, and 1t will be wise
In the paftisan dynasty at Washington to re-.
train from attempting the establishment over
thin. The poor imbeciles may amuse them
ssiyes sand snd annoy the people while longerby
~AkAt NC+ANA1 VI AlC0 NtA1u1uH1GAu0I QF 1HtE-
graph, but fhey will not venture to interfere
with the malls, the expresses, OF the railroads,
Ibty have still the power to excite popular
contempt Of themselves, but they have not
the power to separate MI. Va1laudigham from
the American people.
and full account Of his exile, within two or
three days. -
What the friends and associates Of Val-
landigham mean to do, if they only dare
and they will risk largely On JEFF Davis
and his cause-let the Times of last week
On Tuesday answer. Here is its precise
language.
"Mr. Vallandigham should not await any
permission OF the President to return He
should return OF his own will and pleasure,
He is said to have left the Conftderacy, on his
way to some one Of The British colonial ports.
In blockade runner-his only means of es.
cape: He should, Us is his right, boldly, in
the light Of day, come back to Ohio. II tae
Federal military authorities attempt to inter
fere ~ith him, let them, and let the De,noc.
racy Of Ohio take care Of him. Whenever he
ffsau enter the United States, we Cannot doubt
that he Will lave an escort Of thousands, and
when he tha1 enter Ohio, lie will be received
as man IN this country has never been re !.
ceived before Let him come back and him
self yindIcate his right to life, liberty and tho
pursuit Of happiness
If this does not urge the great State of
Ohio to revolt against the Government if
in these paragraphs the law and the au-
thority Of its legal executors are not openly
defed, it is impossible for language to do
it. Chauncey G. Burr, to whose Jacobin
speech the Herald attributes the origin Of
the New York mob, that embodiment Of
fends incarnate destroying within the last
week, almost countless thousands of dol
lars worth Of property aud scores Of lives
could not have uttered words more in
hammatory and deyilish. # the people of
Ohio and our own city escape the dcstruc-
ton of property and the murders rife in
New York, it will not be due to any want
Of energy and malignant plotting by the
friends Of Vallandigham-
While our noble armies are victorious
cyerywhe1e-Vicksburg and Port Hudson
ours-the Mississippi open, Lee fleeing for
his life towards his rebel strongholds'
Charleston linble to fall, and Rosecrans
driving Bragg wildly On towards the cane
brakes OF the anu' Tue course OF these
Copperheaa knases must astouno manklhu
1of me poloness ano me mahsnlty they e1-
niolt. onoer az 'ne circumstances tne
fcoe1 4eaoefs tnemseises nave scarcely
equaled it Within ten days our citizens
have followed to their graves three Of their
NUMBER, iap- thompson, co.'s. ocott anu