Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

The DEMOCRACY of QaIO Lreferred to await tho
occasion Of their State Convention TO vlndicate
their own spirit and to pronounce upon the out
rage that had been done 10 every Democratic
citizen In the person OF Mr.. Vallandlgham.
And right well have they vindlcated the one,
and with terrible emphasis have they pro-
nouuced upon the other. To make that vindi-
cation complete, they must elect Mr.. Vallandig-
ham, and this wS are confident they will do.
The next attractive feature of the Ohio Con-
vention was the speech Of Mr.. Pugh, wherein
that distinguished gentleman was very much
more careless Of the vengeance Of Gen. Burn.
sides Order No. 38 than Mr. Vallsndigha
/ had been In his speech which occasoned his ar
rest. Indeed, Mr.. Pugh de6ed Order No. 80,
and demanded OF the assembled people wheth-
er or not they would s.and by him In that de-
fance. He made the plain and direct issue
with Gen. Burnside as TO the further ENFORCE
ment of that order in Ohio, and Gen! Burn
eide muat accept the issue, and attempt the
enforcement upon Mr.. Pugh, or beat an inglo'
rious retreat. II ho attempt the enforcement,
he does it with certain knowledge OF bloody
collision with the people of Ohio. IL no beat o
retreat, what will the Adminlstration a. Wash
ipRton do with Mr.. VAllandigham
The President now behods tho folly, and
worse than folly, of hs approval of the convio'
tion of Mr.. Vallandigham. He must revoke
that approval or continue to punish Mr Vallan-
digham for that which Mr.. Pugh may do with
impunity. For we do not anticipate that the
latter gentleman will be disturbed. we 40
not anticipate that the Administration Will
open q civil war in Ohio, in which the people
will be on tho eide of the law, and the Admin
iatration on the side of rebellion and revolu-
tion.
Let us SEQ what tho President will do. But
ono honorable thing cen he do, and that is to
remove and Disgrace Gen. Burnside, and invite
Mr.. Vallindigham TO return. III the Presdent
do no. this, Mr.. Vallandigham will return on
the invitation OF HE fellow. cilizena OF Ohio -
Chicago Times Of June 1911.
Ar the grand uprising of the Democracy Of
Ohio, at Columbus, G. l.. Vallandigham, the
exiled patriot, was nominated for next Cover
nor Of Ohio, by the thundfriDg acclamations OF
One Hundred Thousand Freemen. Liberty 10
not dead. Keep the bsll moving, and let the
froe, unterrifed Democracy of Ohio roll up fifty
thousand majority for our noble hero, our peer.
less, proud VALLANDlGHAM.- Coun-
IN Democratic Press.
WE have just returned from attending the
largest, most enthusiastic and uOited State Con-
yention, we ever attended. We do not know
the number OF persons present; but we do know
that the denso assemblage which surrounded
the ofhcers' stand, covered space four times
greater than was occupied by any other State
Convention we ever cav. Out of nearly five
hundred votes csst, all except eIeuen we're cast
for MIR. Vallandighsm on the first ballot!
For fuller particulars, see report copied from
this mornings Statesman --NeDg,k Advocate
of June l2h.
CLEMEHT L. VALLAEDIGHAM, and ex-senator
George Z. Pugh! Glorious names! Names
that will go down to posterity, blaEoned on the
same eecutcheon with those Of Brutus, Her
mann, Hofer, William Tell, Washington, JET
ierson, Daniel 0'Connel and thousands of other
martyrs and heroes, 10 the vast pantheon OF
freedoms champions! Oppression has aided to
raise them to pinnacle from which they neV-
er can be dethroned, and from tho summit OF
which they will live TO dictate terms to the
slaves Of the fanaLlcisms of the hour, who have
trlmpled their rights under foot. AS sGOvernor
aud Lieutorant Governor of the great boundary
State of Ohio, theic authority will enable them
to Withstand upju;t Federal enerosclDents, and
point out in what msnper the olive branch may
be best substituted for the sword.-N. Y. DAILY
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