The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-28
"Hc is our style Of Man Chattanooga


Re5ei. ....
NE vgRIFiEs THE STATEMENT or THE CHAT.
. TANoooA REBEL
Tho above extracts show what we're VAL.
LANDIoHANs opinions before his invo untary
visit to the Rebel States Since his return.
under British protection to Canada, 10 bis
address to tho Democracy OF Ohio, he says
OF the rebels
Il met not ono man, woman or child
who was not resolved to perish rather than
yield TO the pressure of arms, even in the
most desperate extremity. And =
they are better prepared. every way, to
make good their ineIorable purpose than a,
any o'bor period since the beginning of the
struggle" Neither, however. lot me-
add, did meet any oDo. whatever his opin.
ions or station, political or private, who did
not declare his readiness when the war shall
have ceased, and tho invading armies beer
Withdrawn, to consider aud discuss the
question OF re union. And who shall doubt
the issue OF the argument? return there.
fore with my convictions as to war or peace
unchanged"
Thus, on the mere asserted readiness to
consider and discuss. VaIlandigham advises
us to give up all, and acquicsco in whatever
the traitors may determine
THE REBEL TERMS.
The Richmond Wing of July 7th, SAYS:
"The acknowledgement of the independ-
ence of every State in the Contederacy. and
The free choice OF tho people o. Mary land
to determine whether I ey will elect the
Confedxacy or the United States, will form
the FIRST of the 'conditions.' Kentucky
aud Missouri are already members of the
Confodcracy, aud must remain members OF
the C"nfcdcracy." ...... ... ..
vALLANDiGuAM ADVISED BY A TRAITOR,
"God speed you, Va,iand,g ,ghatn, in your
mission Of poace. and may your eyes b.
oponed. should your power be equa, to you,
vision. to this good fact /: that zoe cdn neve,
hare peace riihout disuaion."
HK FuLLows THE ADVICE.
"He (valIandIghsm] does not think re-.
union can ever DO accomplished hv coercior
but goss for peace. hoping that Union ma,
result but at any rate, he goes for peace,
Pr.jfrri"g erea aspiration to suhjugstion
or ex'er,nInation. = Wilmington Nv. CT
Journal.
THE PRESIDENTS TESTIMONY.
And nov, under q sense of responsibility
moro weighty and enduring than any which
10 merely official, declare my belief tina,
this hindrance ct the military, including
manning aud murder, is due to the cours,
in which M. VALLANnIGKAM has been en-
gagged. Ia greater degree than to any otbe,
cause and is doe to hun personally. in Il
greater degree than 10 any other one man -
President'ssRcpIy to VALLANDrGHAx Com
mi'teo.1 rrt
"R'soiued That We favor an immediate
termination OF the present war. and a s,pa
ra'ion Of he sections because the North has
failed. either BY arms or by argument, ,o
sustain her tight of conquest and the South
is decided to separate from tho Union q, al
hazards, rendering US the freedom of the
Mississippi River. Each Border State shouc
bo left to decide her future alliance, whe,ne
in the North or South. by her own conven
sion and our armies in the field should b
heId in readiness 10 enforce his mode Of .i
ten,'nt and for n, other purpose ".-.Nadi
son County (OJ Democratic Conv.ni,oa
RESOLUTION OF THE OHIO DEMOCRACY. PAssEI
IN ls4S. AND REITERATED IN SIX DEN JcRAT
. IC STATE CONVENTIONS.
RESOLVED. That the people Of Ohio now
as thoy always have done. look upon Sla
very as an evil, and unfsvorsble to the fuI
development of tho spirit an practical ben
eAts of free institutions, and that, enter
tanning those sentiments. they will. at al
times. feel 1t their duty TO use oil powe
clearly given by the national compact. I,
prevent ils increase, 10 mitigate aud fuall.
TO eradicate the evil. .... .. ...
III was against such exercise of fre'
: speech and such purposes the traitors re
beiled and now sha men who falsely as
sumo to speak in behalf of the Dsmocrati
party are not only recresut to the princl
> plies which in former tines It infused ipt
the minds of the people. but. through thei
nominee for Governor, counsel base sur
render to rebel demands. Such mon ar
no., in the party sense, or any other sense
:. Democrats JoHN BRoUaH. in every sense
is a true Democrat, aud 10 entitled to tn
support of all who are true to tho heredirs
~ faith Of the Democracy. CLEMESr L
: VALLASDIGHAM IL Q Seoessionist. u submis
. sionst to treason a Disunionist, hs,in
proposed to divide the Union into four Con
federsces an Aristocrat of The Calhou
'' school. aud an advocate of the principl
that 'interests should be represented q
: we'll rs numbers" We but assert what IN
'. proof above will fully sustain. when We sa
y that neither VALLAsDIaHAM, nor the ma
who intelligen.iy supports him. 10 Demo
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