, 1863-06-03
LL!ANDKGHEA1I AMONG
THE REBELS,
What the Chattanooga Rebel thinks
Of him and his Future.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commcrcid.1 /
MunrREEsnono, May SO, 1858.
The Reoel, in an editorial Of the 35th, cx-
presses Indignation at Lincoln's attempt to
1aake the Southern Contederacy the Botany
Bay Of the North, and advises the return Of
Vallandigham to the Federal lines rs ! pro-
fessed public enemy.
In leader Of the Goth, 1t strikes up amilder
1--WE hive little to say in addition to what
IL Z aad Es eonsatsd % sui
feelings, pcrhaps we would have said less or
remained silent altogether. Uo.c natural it Is
that zee all .fxz kindly tosoarfas lNr. VaUandig-
ham. But duty before feelings always in an
emergency, We are quite sure that no one
clearly, or accept them in franker spirit than
| the subject himself Upon the mind OF a
weak nun they might fall harshly, as the first
token Of public opinion, but to one Of his
enlightened liberality, they will come in .
shape more charitable than illnatused or
leve, also, correct
Seriously, we do not doubt the course
which lie will adopt. Wareally consider his
prospects to be- Governor Of Ohio very
fair. VIC wish them realised because
he Is q peace man, m able and honest
United States, We conld always remain ut
peace He is our style Of man, and as such ICE
do not gisa him consigned to TIC otscurity and
nfJort.nea Of an ezie fcaers hc is 1operkess for
good. While he is with us, let Us show him
how deeply We can sympathize with foeman
worthy Of our steel, q generous enemy. Let
him take away with him no III feeling. Let
him understand, as no one Is better able to
do, the motives which prompt us: motiyes of
public duty mingled with great personal nd
mlration. ne admire 4IeCqeVan, aud IRE
admire EaeN also. We admire any man Of
courage and capacity, who has waged this war
upon Christian principles. We admire Ii.
Ionandigaaaa more t1an an, because he teas
a9niast tie ,ear at tie sta7t and has kept his faih
untar7iahed erer since. His crowning speech
ut tbe last Congress, We pronounced at the
time, the finest document Of the present age,
and we entertain for the author nothing but
respect and Kindness"
His (Vsaland1gham's) road, which leads
up ne steep ascent OF the future, IS direct and
gas'1ghica al INC WaY: 1t lcads first out Of
some Confederate port to Nassau, thence to
Cahada, ana, hnailY, TO the Gubernatorial
9'a chair OF ohlo. nc Ihe return OF Napoleon from
Eloa was u nc slsnal 1or general reaction in
france. 1nonsanas hoeked 10 lin on the
hs1anI- ,No1hlns co9lu keep the Little
corporal; tafs, noF iron, nor prison, nor
1sano- me $1,000 ONCE more on his native
neatn' 11e super3utlon q INC popular heart
e1nng 20 nm anu ne tfinmphec- Let Air.
a9sence o. sinsle month ilnd him Issuing an
hucress TO inc people OF hss stale from Low
er Canada. proclalming these things to them:
y. loyal cat1zen Of me Union, and SOL
alsr S @ tnsfso1, ana o. ifeGoom. oanlshed against
laM and constitution, thrown contrary to my
VIII across thc lines of the public enemy,
whose % refusal t9 receive and recognize me es-
nnnr. tanlsn cf1ore AZ men my PATRIOTISM and ny
exlied, mobbed and coefced By coWardly IT,
rants, anu y oayone1s, ont not dead nor
dnm9, issue these words, and declare myself
ennoiva1e S ~ ior governor Of Ohio.'
The Chattanooga Rt1es Of the 27th has the
following account Of Val1andigham' 8 arrival
IN the rebel lines: +" Alr. VullAndigham has
just arrived. He was brought to our lines BY
flag Of truce, bnt the coaifoanIer Of tj;n onf.
posts refused to recognize It for INV sucl. mr.
pose as o claim Of rjeht to seod anv nne
through our lines By authority. The Fsderals
lundfcham. with his ho..os,gn nnn;7 ~ ,,an-