Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

tion the power and predominance Of the con
spiracy which fosters and facilitates Secession
voting down supplies to the army, destroy
ing confidence in the Administration, inst
eating, resistance to the laws of Congress
compelling the withdrawal of veteran troops
from the field to enforce the obedience which
State authorities think il no duty Of their.
to SEQ to; and by every other artifice com.
patible with its malignant safety, doing its
best to sap and paralyze the good, great
cause it lacks the courage to rear its head
against, and with brilliant audacity assail.
Nor will the election of Mr.. Vallandig-
haui be hailed with less satisfaction in Can
ada aud England than in South Carolina and
Virginia. Canada will illuminate, in cele-
bration Of the event, and give full swing to
the gay bells Of her town-halls and churches.
Tho London Times startled little and
brought to its sesses by the repulse of Ice,
by the surrender of pcmberton and Gard
ner, and the Greek fire that brought home
her doom to Charleston, and awakened her
ut midnight to the consciousness OF her
crime and the punishment it supremely mer-
its--the London Times, on its being tele-
graphed from Liverpool that Mr.. Vallandig-
ham has been elected Governor of Ohio,
will be itself again; and over this check and
disparagement to the National Government
will plunge into the widest raptures of
rhetoric. That solid agent of all sorts of
business in the revolutionary line, our pleas
ant friend and deep philosopher, George
Saunders, who has never known day for
the last five and twenty years that he was not
prepared to take the largest contracts for
supplying every trouble in the world with
abundant fuel, will be sure to give dozen
breakfasts, dinners and suppers, of superb
proportions and staggering costliness, all on
the strength of it, to the refugees of the
SOuth-the strolling lords of the rice swamps
and cotton 6elds-including the most extra
ordinary and miscellaneous celebrities the
name Of liberty and battering rams wines
and meats, can crowd together
The Southern loan will have sudden RISE
figuring at the premium proportioned to the
slide it has had since Gen. Grant invested
some of its best securities in United States
stock. Lord Palmorston will straighten him
self up, and talk more jauntily and impu-
dently than ever (spirited old rake that he
is) about the rights of bellgerents, the ten
acity Of the South, the futility of the North,
the sacred duties of neutrals, and tho i'm
possibility of hindering steamships, ordered
for the Grand Lama Of Thibet, or dead
Pasha Of Egypt, running down American
merchant shirs, and robbing and burning
them in sight ofthe Irish coast, in the name
of Confederacy the keystone of which is
Slavery, and the prestige and hope of which
seem now to depend mainly upon the ex-
ploits ofits brccaieere. Members of Par.
limeft-Messts koebuck, Gregory, and
Lindsay-will grow all the more importu-
nate with their ''motions" for intervention
and as for the conscientious shipwrights Of
Glasgow and Birkenhead, they will be en-
boldened ny the event to lay the keels of
Another couple of mOnstrOus iron-cads
christening one Of them the Vallandigham
and the other the Copperhead, and conse-
Grating both; in .t!ie enlightened and holy
spirit or Great Britons, to the cause of
Slfsery and the devastation of commerce.
The defeat of Mr. Brough will have
similar effect in France. We shall have an
other pamphlet from M. Chevalier-glow-
ing with an imperial nspiration-setting
forth the expediency and granduer of re-
cognizing the new power, Of which the two
polished old gentlemen accidentally captur-
ed by Admiral Wilkes in the vicinity Of
Nassau, and consigned for few days to
Boston harbor by mistake, have been, for
more than year and half, at the back
doors of the Tuileries and Windsor Castle,
the suppliant ENJOYS on dubious probation.
In fine, there is not an enemy of the United
States abroad-not one jealous or revenge
full witness of their marvellous development
and tranquility previous to the war, or of
their equally marvellous energy, persistency
resources and bravery all through it-who
will nee exut in the event, and more or less
eagerly take advantage of it, should the