Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
NaMs from Abroad,

The following from tbs Maysvtlle, KY
sorrsspoudsnee Of the Cincinnati Con''
uasreial, is evidently from the pen Of an
intelligent contra6and:"
Look, for instance, OF the grand huuoug
and sreh.uaNor, VALLANnl0HAAI C0utsm.
plsts his recent dsgTaseful aud InsloTloas CO.
resf; aud let every man who tss!a tempted
20 follow in bis footsteps bS warned ey The
example Of his Sad and melancholy is.e. At
the outbreak Of the rebellion, no more thor
o14h going aud uuOjmPromislng friend OF the
ULion was 10 be iound. War 10 the knife,
and knife 10 the hlt," TO uphold the "Consti.
tuition as lt is," and restore the Union as it
was" wus his watch word, his bsttle-cry. But
alas for human frsllIy, once embarked in the
crusade against the Administration, his mind
becoming heated, like the wheels OF chsri-
OF, BY the friction of its own movements, be
proceeded on, step by step, in his hostile denun-
citation Of tie AdminisIration, until at last
he Is found swzmped in that Botany Bay ot
allihe politicians Of his elasS, viz Peace
upon any terms, even at the expense Of the
disruption Of The Union"
"Humbug" is good, and srch-trsit.
or" is good: but 10 come up to the full
measure Of the C0mmsreiols choice vo.
Sabulary, he ought to have sdded--"cow.
ard and dsmagOuge" That We know,
for he told Us SO. would have hurt Val.
LANpiosAN's "phslinks." AZ to the Con,
stitution as it is, and the Union as it wss,
hS always was fos uphOlding them; they
were HE "wateh-word and bsttls-ery, +"
and are yet. The fellow is right; eat the
outbreak Of the rebellion no more thor.
Ough going and incorporating friend OF
the Union was to be found" And be is
81 yet, and ever win be. But as to bis
ever having been Tor "war to the knife,
and kni to the hilt," bic friends here
wers never able "tO see it," But if be
bad been, we are sure that after thu total
change Of the character Of tbs war frou
ons 'for the Union" under the Clitten,
den resolution, to "Ii9Ssroas prosecu
tiop" Of the war for Abolition, he or any
other true PstriOt aud honest citizen woull
not only be justi6sbls, but bound to op
pose such 9 war. AS to the charge tbs
be 10 now for peace on any terms, eve,
disunion." it Is false. Here 10 what b,
said in New York on. the 7th of MArol
last:
The charge bss been made against us--
sl who ale opposed to the policy VI this Ad
ninlsUslion Hnd opposed to this wlT--that W
Ars tor psses on Sny Isrms Isis false Isu
u0I, bul Hw Tor 40 iDmsdHIe ana honora
bic peace. an Tor peace for lbs ssks Of Ia
USNu " thsss StaiSA More than that
km Tor ptHse, snd would be even # th
Uolon coold 0oL W restored, as believe il
ecu be, DeeuUss vnbovt peace, and permil
t.ng tina AapInisIrsron Tor Two years to 81
eitlSs ns IRENE DdOus powers, the war sull ! !
i>uUg, IOu would not have Que remnant G
G,vil liDSriy Anopg yourselves. ("Ihatsso,
aud grvHt sppiaussl ThS exercise Of III
trsnsodoua powers, Ibs apology tor which
the eItsIshce OF Ghla war, is utterly ineou
panbie with IhS stability OF the Constilutio
AID Of constitutional liberty. (Cheers } lat
DOt I0T psses on any tsrns; would not b
W,b any OoIDiTy % The gioLe. Honor Is ID
Ills u TIE BELlVn, aud u Is never 10 bS sAeT
besd ] have - Eis and proud sense
boOOr, aud bsSs right 70 have H. As M
man IN lbs South, aDd love my country le
well and ehsElsb lie honor 700 profoundly, &
oBs angle moWspI 70 eo0seot 70 q dishonor
hls peace "a Voiee--"rbs whole country.
Xss, Jbs whole eounlryl every Statei sud
sblks sons 0i ny own parry, and unhl
thoaSapds Of the Abolition party bslieVe stl
before God, that Ibs Unlon can be reeo
shusled and will be. (0rsAt applause
That 10 my faith, and mean 10 'eling TO 1t
The Wrsektd mariner elings 10 the last plat
amid The shipwTeek.'