New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
yALIaNDIGfIAu's FUTURE.

Tie Chattanooga RsJa of tie 25th ult. has
been refreshed by . conference with the DE-.
iluaushed exile from Ohio, Clement /. Val
laudieham, aud cannot rePre,s rs eI1ltation.
1t sayr:
''I.u received ~ CO. ). s'oe-.rd Je.h"ou q o,n
Rfar.s sf.i cad ~ hn coItrsrt ia es fs 70 Nh'h'
vile vleI. t.mfpfiAtls itos wtfs Pooled Tor hs
Il,f- 20 ecmo 'if'ior De s''fywhris ;. r.'.,d
tL..e ALi .rsfi ~ % coming sresise nin iindy tnd
with -i~tt te--rs % ',nyrtfg All fr'Psct'
Tint Va. night. Mr.. yasndiebam is in no
sense M enemy Of the Rebes On the con
irsry, lie il their natural ally AID fast friend.
Fog tie War which now conyul,es our couu.
Try is one OF Opinion not Of sections; and
Mr.. v, born and reared in The South, has
never given n vote nor uttered a sentiment AZ
war with her "peculiar institution" lie di.-
fers from JEFF. DAVIS in this: be believes the
pepctuity. prcdominaHce. aud extension OF
Slavery can best be- secured in and through tho
Union; while JEFF. thiuA. tho Union nuisance
aud suare, which Slavery ha, spurned and
cas-, oil for ever Bat this il a question Of
policy or e1pedicncy only; aud they may come
to al understanding upon II during their sp-
preaching conferences at Richmond. In prin.
ciple, they have never been q. variance.
Tie Rid proceeds.
M Vs-sndsh,1 lool, ,,,rll ,nd ssess 10 br,ai.o
easy on escaping non the il,coiu ee'potishi
1t STRIKES us that donors are easy" on thai
head. II Val. ia IA glad to DO rid of us as NO
are Of him, why is not tie arrangement sstis-
factory all around
The ReLe thus traces out probably n. the
result OF general and free conference, fal.'s
glorious prospect. Hear lin
an. (ya.nGisLSm'.I ro,l. whiehl.u Up thr steep
sent Of the atafr. 90 -lf~ct -nG a. a."4 al $50 NAY II
sd. hf.i ont u 'oe Confederate or 20 ra'ag ih~us TO
C.rAIs .nd husy the Sua- yfi. chat VI O4l0 b
return k,palson from rl5s gfa of s-u-tsl
.er,u Ia fsnce. IHou'n' hocsei t. niu on the iu'sH
hotADf col" .efp ~ 100" '''lo.H' - i,i 'ot ~
wilson 'ind he siood ercs noo ga hi. p'l,'e '-l
iIe q, - .,iori pm. NJ cl.ht !, l'.i .,' -
Of angie IG.n hrd hn .'so.u sad - 70
the ptosl- Of - State. hom Lowei C.n44- Pfse!-Has
lob a. ei1.n d o., Uren o. a4,f 'eeof slJ OF free
don uen.' go sf-aii h@ eud c1n-t it' 'oHt'a ~ %,
f,cora, -o',h. btre 81, M 49, .s tna laraJof
eos sr.y tyfsD sud :, hsyus t.ra, s. t-a
'1u- ,uect would be- nls,sL' Ias Rst,I iuu hor
h, IT'prcti for IoNtinDf - bhln 80 rft'e"nS' 'r
Hs ofniye aim boasss from mrtof %" hos been agoint
Ass rJ''
That's right again Val. has always voted
/ in CoceTols aud Voh,n everywhere ms he
would have done had his every step been taken
under .jrG. Davis. Immediate direction. While
Brcckinrldre remained in Congress- hi, course
and Yal.s ran exactly parallel since Brcckn
ridge abandoned bis seat 20 take a Rebel
command, Val. has been just as faithful to the
Confederate cause - he, and decidedly moro
scsy,ceabc to il tLan be ever wac. And now
We trust Lr VII accept TIE Chattanooga
R,Jo's nomination and rua for Governor OF
Ohio. lie is the proper candidate, not only Of
that particular Rebel but Of all the lietoi-
and their sympathizpe fliond-. rs the Ohio
soldiers are to vote this yenr, he is the nun
Of al men TO poll tie Ohio Copperhesd vote.
Let there Le no mistake about it. but consider
hin already nominated. Tie Rebei ha. done
the work, and tho response Of tue Ohio Demo.
cratic Convention is mere matter OF form.