The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-10

Lancaster, commands the 18th Owl,
most of which is from this county, and
has been in the service since the out
break of the rebellion. The Union is
also mistaken in saying that Col. Con
nell participated in the victories Of
Grant. He participated in the victo-
rics of RoSccrdns, and is the author Of
the Address of the Ohio Soldiers to the
People of Ohio, which Murdoch is
reading to admiring thousands.
vnIlandigham follows the Rebel Pro-
gramme still Further.
We stated, in former issue, how Val
landigham followed the route marked
out by the Chattanooga Rebel, viz: by
running the blockade to Nassau, going
thence to Canada, and there issuing
his address to the people of Ohio. The
article referred to appeared in the Chat
tanooga Rebel soon after Vallandigham
entered the Confederacy. The follow
ing extract shows that not only did he
follow the route proposed by the Rebel,
but, in his Address to the People Of
Ohio, copied the very style and sub
stance of tho proclamation proposed
by that malignant and venomousrcbcI
sheet:
"His (Vallandigham's) road, which
lays to the steep ascent Of the future,
is direct and gas lighted all the way
Hleads ont of some Contedcrdtc port 10
Nassau; thence TO Cdn0da, and finally
70 the Gubernatorial chair Of Ohio
The return of Napoleon from Elba was
the signal tor n general rcactionin
France. Thousands lockcd to him on
the instant. Nothing could keep the
littleCorporaI, bars, nor iron, nor prison
Island. lie stood oncosmore on his ma
tive heath. The superstitious heart
clung to him and he triumphod, Let
= Mr.. aIlandigham's return be as
. speedy let an absence Of q singie month
find him issuing an addresS 10 The people
Of his state, from Lo,rcr Canad0, pro
claiming these things to them:
l. n loyal citizen ofhc Union, and a
solijer Hereof and of Free'om, banjshcd
s a7ainst lar and the Constitution, hrown
against my rW across the lines Ofa pub
lie enemy, rhOSc refusal to receirc and
recognisc me, establishes before all men
n my patriotism and my honor; !, C. Ii
Tdlidndighdm, persecU'ed, crjted, moJJeo
= and coerc ID By corWtiy Wrants dndboy.
0acis, bm not dedd nor dImb, isste HeSo
woms, and dccldre myscG a cdndiddtc
c for GOrerROr of OhiO.'
G Compare with this proposed procla
J nation the opening portion Of VaIIan
= dighams address. Tho similarity o
: style and substance is most striking
c and will satisfy any loyal mind tha
f there is an understanding between hin
c and the rebels:
+ ".Arrestcd and confined for three week
= in tho United States, II prisoner o
, State; banshed thence to the Contcd
crate States, and there held as an alicI
} enemy and prisoner Of war, though OF
l. parole, fairly and honorably dealt witt
- and given leave to depart, an act pos
;. siblc only by running the blockade Il
the hazard Of being fred upon by ship
flying the flag Of my own country,
I found myself first freeman when O
n British soil; and to-day, under tn
l. protection Of the British llag, | am her
NJ to enjoy and in part to exercise tn
! privileges and rights which usurper
W insolcntly deny mo at home. Th
~ shallow contrivancc ofthc weak dcspot
is at Washington, and their advisers, ha
D. boen defeated. Nay, 1t has been turnc
against them and |, who for two year
was maligncd as in secret league wit
/ the Conlcdcrates, having refused whc
/ in their midst, under circumstances tn
n most favorable, either to identify my
8 self with their cause OF even so niue
as to remain, prelcrring rather exile /
" n foreign land, return now with allcs
N lance to my own State and Cover
e mcnt, unbrokon in word, thought {
Il. decd, and with every declaration an
pledge to you while at home, and b.
d, fore | was stolen away, made good
]. spirit and TO the very letter
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~ A VallandIgham German Paper Ropud
10 ".. nted.
no The "Arbeitorbund' or Workin!
th mons Association Of Cincinnati, Mt
IN meeting held ON the 2Oth inst, unan
u. mously adopted the following;
H. Whereas, There is n party whiC
lis calls itself shamelcssly by thcnamo
as the Democratic party, and which n
cd scrts liberty to be RIGHTEOUSNESS and a
ny archy, and that the liberty OF the pre-
ko is justified means to undermine Il
C. free institutions of the people Of Il
he Union, and establish Govcrnmo
IN with Slavery as its basis, spreadh