Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
The Ohio EIeetI0n-Itg HsffonaI In-
uoFfanEe.

The ONO Klset1on-Its HstionaI In-
p0Ffanees
A correspondent Of the Sew York TF.Ss
Who has Travelled through Ohio. sufts
Iessurely, frDa one end to the Other, pre-
dicts tbst VsIIaodighsn viii Be beaten by
100. COO nsjOrit3 This nay be . TOO ssa-
guiae estimate. UndoubtedIY the victory
viii be Vevy decided. Why il should not
be Ieo, 900, snd mich more, re put 70
sysry voter IN Ohio, Who loves bis country
aod zlats this Unios preserved, 70 answer.
To The Voters over there who cone within
the rsugs Of cur eirealatisn, re sho1ld Ike
70 address this question: How can soy Of
you, in the lace Of The record, in the face Of
what uigbt be the terrible eonssqueness
to The country, vote for ysIIaudigbsn ?
Every hand that deposits ballot fer VAL
lsodighan on the 18th Of October next
ought 10 treubls as If it was throwing 3
die of fate. So far a. you are Concerned
yoG srs performing 40 act that carries with
It consequences awful % contemplate.
You ara Individually dwelling gun at the
breast of every soldier in the field You
are doing AL IN your power % stir up civil
war IN your own midst and on this border
Pugh has already told Jon hat If vaIlan,
dighAm was elected, and not allowed q
come into the country, be, himself, Womb
march an army Of 10000 men 70 .rh'
frontier, and, in defiance Of the government
bring him home. And he would do thil
in despite Of the record Of Yallaudighau
despite of the dangerous sedition which
he was stirring up in Ohio aud for whiea
he was sent across the lines.
Men Of ohioI calling yourselves 'idem-
oerats, /" did 700 read that oninons article
in the Richmond Eaqnirey the other dsy,
beginning thus:
"a The sueeess Of tie DenO1Gtie party
could Be 10 LosSy doubtful. RioHld GeHSF0I
Lee once aOrG sdVeBes on Meade. Let hin
driUs Meade iRto HGShi8gtoa, and Ae al
again rai5e tie spSit Of tie DeaOSafs, cos
fF1 thstr tillidiifty and give confidence . fhei5
ipGUtrsg."
And ia addition to this, aud As CON-
msut upon #, did you read the following
paragraph from General Butlor's speech il
Chester, Pa:
tIt is remarkable thing that reTersei
to the National arms are favorable 70 The
Democratic party Suppose Gilmore il
driven away from Charleston, Roseerani
from Chattanooga, or Meade from Virgin.
IL, would that not tend 70 increase the
Democratic vote at your next elections
Undoubtedly. Suppose, on the other hand,
that not only Charleston, has fallen, but
that the rebellion should give It's last gasp,
can there be any doubt Of the election j0t
the Union ticket in Pennsylvania
All of you, or nearly 50, have read what
the Chattanooga Rebel said of Yallandig.
ham AZ the time he passed through there
on his way to Richmond. Amer declaring
him to be sour style Of man" and nom
mating himas next Governor Of Ohio, the
editor Of the RsSel proceeded 70 say.sz
Is his (VaIlandigbam's) road, which lies
to the steep ascent Of the future, is direei
and gas lighted all the way. L leads out
some Confederate port to Nassau thence
to Canada, and finally 10 the Guhefnaturihl
chair of Ohio -
Onths 18th of Angtst last, anetherrebsl,
an emissary of Jeff. Davis in England,
Lieut.. Maury, wrote as follows 10 the Loa-
don Times:
s.vallandigham waits and watches over
the border, pledged, il elected Governor 81
the State of Ohio, 70 array it against Liza
ooln aud the war, and 60 for peace. ~
The Representatives. of Tsllaudighah
in Ohio, Maury assured the people Of Eng
land might be taken as an