New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25

Co.,, s.oct lord Palmerston will straigbten himself
-, ora talk more jsuntily and impudcDtly than ever
I;i,os oa rake that be s) about the rights OF bcig
oronts the tcnacy Of the South. tho fatuty Of the
oth c sacred duties Of neutrals, and the mpcssbty
fhjudesing steamships ordered for the Grand Lama OF
Tibet or dead Pasha Of Egypt, running down Ameri'
can merchant ships, and robbing and burning them in
sight Of Che Iish coast in tho Of Confederacy
the keystone Of which is Slavery and the prestige and
hope Of mich seem now TO depend mainly upon the eX
rloits of lis buccaneers Members Of Parliament
Messrs Roebuck Gregory, and Lindsay-will grow eii
the more imrortunae with their EMOTIONS" for inter
yeption: and rs for the conscientious shpwrigts OF
Glasgow end Brkenhead, they VIII be emboldoned by
the event 70 Law the kees of another couple Of onstrons
olads christening one OF them TA Pdlsandshdn.
and the other 2k. CoppheGd ard consccraiins boh ID
tho enlightened md holy spirit Of Great Brons 70 the
causc Of Slavery and the devastation of Commerce.
The defeat Of Mr. Brough viii have similar effect ID
France We shall have another pamphlet from ~
MISUNDERSTANDING with an imperial inspirntion-se'
ting forth the expedcney ard grandeur oi recognizing
the now Power Of which the two polished old gentle
men accidentally captured by Admiral Wilkes IN the
vicinity Of Nassau, and consigned for ieW Guys 10
Boston harbor by mistake hnsc been for more than
vc.r and half at the back doors Of the TuilcTes and
Windsor Castle tie suppliant ENJOYS on dnbionspro
lbaton In fnc. there is not enemy Of the United
States ab.oad-not ono jealous reycngefm witness OF
their marvellous development ana tranquility previous
20 the war or of their equally marvellous energy rcr
s,stency. resources and bravery oil through i;-who
will not oxul. IN the event and moro or less eagerly
tako advantage Of il. should the loyal and patriotic
citizens OF Ohio be oycrborne by tie disunouists ana
traitors who in tie name Of State rights and Habtas
/ a,i al |. a.
National Government stil further shake nnd dslocaie
the Union and invgora;c while they insmc, the spirit
Of Rebellion.
/ No. IS this al The election OF Mr. Vallendighan
viii be productive in Ohio Of the fearful msclicf that
mus. arise In every State where the local authorities
ore in conflict with the National Government. In the
hes, Of tines; in times when the noble sentimen,-Os,
Country one Flag. one Dssiry-was the pcrvedine and
supreme sentiment OF the people and the peace which
cqual laws and an impartial prosperity secured seemed
10 be blessing specially reserved for this great Com
onTcal,h even in such times 1t held by the wset
and oios. OF public teachers, that the more mt
rnnte the relations existing between the State and Fed
era authorities The happier the stronger he more en-
tcr,cnc and success fa would the Nation be- the rnoTp
respected aud influential would be its character abroad
the better assured would be the pendors Of Ks future
the more ilustr.ous the example with which II would
enrich and illuminate the history oi.luman liberty !.
in such fortunate times these referred TO here Che
necessity for this thorough harmony and ide tcaton
- The STATE with tie Federal authorities 30 impcr
alive hog much more 20 must il be when superscdcs
peace and condition Of affairs presents itself In which
the cel;r power OF the nation must sucoub he ridden
oyer and tlampcd out uucss il be unrcseT'cdly with
an intense sincerity energy and pride sustained Elect
NJ Valandig cham. and yor III have O State Govern
en' the olTTea of whose sympaihics TO say the lie It
Of Il, Will TOW toward Richmond and deepen there.
Instead q flowing into Washington. and bearing thence
on generous tide the sacred pledge Of Ohio that come
wha, nay size viii stand in the pleritndc Of her re-
sources and heroic heart by the Government OF tho
United States IN 10 determination 10 maintain and
pcrpstua,e undyi aid unimpaircd, in the fulnesa
Of rs freedom and TIE clor. Of Its vast growth the
inheritluce Of Ii. American people. Ele. Mr. Val.
landigh and You viii have Governments In Coium
bus tho policy and action Of which VIII essentially
violently. flialy be In conflict with the policy and
action OF the Goycrnnen. at Washington. and from
which it is certain. world Of discord and oomplca
tions VIII arise the yeIa;on Of the litter TO the
opprobgm Of your State 10 the eminent advantage and
perfect satisfic;ion Of tie public enemy.
are you the citizens Of Ohio TO permit these inglor
Gus and disastrous results TO take place Afer all you
have donc-doae so literally aud done lr-velJ
tain the National Government viii yoa desert that
Government. pulling down the pillars which IL has
securely aud graAdy rested In your great valley, and
Substituting o5fiaclos aud dangers 10 s authority, and
The righteous and sublime Of which il Is tAo cta
dcl' j. It possbo-acr your pfice!e,s contributions
70 them Of the loEer q your manhood the beauty and
pride Of which impeFishaby pleaded with the beams
that bust In sudden blaze Of victory above Fort Don
nelson and Travelled Ia unvavoTing lines Of glory
through the storm that shook the earth at MuIfrcosborC
is possible you viii ecser tho Army o' the ais
t5s.pp the Army Of the Cumberland the Army Of ihc
Potomac and those slips and batteries which. under
tie unerrlng guidance Of young mind. ns ndomiiab'
as it is fruitful rain upon the delinquent city o
ChaIiestoA just chssisement. as have said for hei
iaitiatory boldncss 10 this Rebellion,
Prom tie outset Of tie war. Mr. vallabdigham has
been ompha,iclly and yohementy opposed TO IT, Tler'
has been nothing eyasi'e. nothing enporizng, nothing
cowaTdy in his opposition 10 it, lie has not. like mos
Of his disciples in HewYork declared for hos,iief
when war the popular rage. and. AFTER aiding IL
the equipment ~ Volunteers and tanning tho martin
fire. twirled snoakcd about to the rear IN season
OF public depression or caprice. when tie National
cause wac undcr cloud. and with the gravity Of O
sansinoIious swindlcr-
| "-he milies hammered ulhn
! liza, ever scuited i!ip on cut throat
stack TIE white feather In his hat and bidding his
Ory and conscience defiance. started with ylainous
equaniiiy es preacher Of the Gospel Of Peace.
However strongly We may depIecate bis opinions and
public conduct; however strongly may condemn and
repudGte him perverted citizen aud invoke Alnst
lin the judgment Of the people, whose patriotsm and
herosm find In hin no ylbratOry cOrd-we must admit