Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02

cite. He was ere a. h4ssr - fhsiss
and slavery. q ssit be owl Hrius.
and deyiish purpose Of sfEAEeE ats Or
Of LINooLs's cold, cunning. and 56tting
schemes Of sbsolute power to crush the
sentiment pf Etelg and patriotism from
the bressi VI "a American citizen, until .
mandate carne n thunder TOMS from Fair
field. d~emsnding his unconditional Rleuss
Amidst this terrific and widespread fan
atheism Of veRgeance and Of hate. which
spared neitber age, non ssex. OF exalted
worth. from an Ok Governor. Judge. u
senator, to the youth OF tender years. and
the lady Of refinement and education, but
consigned al 10 the bas1ies oftbe republic,
a few bold and rhiyaiious spirits ven found
to defy the power Of the iyrant and resist
his authority, Among these stands out
proudly and prominently an estimabie
and accomplished citizen Of Ohio, who
singly and alone breasted, IN Congress and
before thepeoplq Of Afq DisiFict 4his Bai
less storm Of yengence, and maintained
boldly before the world the sublime speett
Gle Of a citizen withoui fear. and a pat
not and statesman without reproach main.
tanning the dignity and independence Of
an Ameraaa ftgman' BE has tlaa Jm
pressed upon the pages Of cpr fnt'gs hiF
tory 40 episode amidst the horfors aud
njAioar If the neIiod slieh wiBAAAbA
down the name Of G.. L. VALLANDIeHAN
to latest time as one Of the boldest and
most fearless champions OF ciyil, religious,
aud noliucal hbety which the annaD Of
this international war has produced! pet
all the zeal and eloquence Of NALlANpIG-
HAN and tbosc lev gallant ana Andavhted
followers within the halls Of Congress-
R~icnARDsoN. NooRBErs, WHITE. ALLEN,
LPrNptrroN and others, were poWerless to
arrest aud hold in check the rapid strides
which AboIihonism in power was making
10 submit and destroy the Union and the
EConstitution as II was. The people, in tht
meantime, had caught the spirit Of the
martyrs and apostles Of liberty. and, aid
ED by the spint-siring appeals Of the
democratic editors who scorned 10 bow
before he,tyrapny sought 70 be e4erissl
Tower them, earnr Up in the months
.of 0cto6er and Noyember. from the
Hudson 70 the Mississippi, and pro
nouuced their crushing and whitening YER
diet against the schemes Of LINcoLS and
his Cabinet
Its Il singular and remarkable fact, in
DE eo,nplies6ons of this snaspthnArJ
revolution. aud combination of olePspges,
that the latent element Of The OH Liz
Wig oteani1atioA has bssn ever rStrs,
and powerful to defeat and embarrsss the
wise. conservative. and patriotic measures
and policy Of the Democratic party.
Those Of the mere prominent leaders ia
the West, who ferenw ihe inevitable snd
final iisfupsiona the psrty,LanA psrceiy-
lea IT, Inherent tendency Under the tariff
system to amRlgamate with the Abolition
lists OF New England. withdrew from the
wicked and corrupt contamination, and
with the spirit Of patriotism aud magma,
pimiy united themselves % the sons4Ys
tvs and national policy of the true pr
mocfbcy Of the Northwest. and ars tdldht
fighting tbe lataes ofiaeb gnh leAtai
I HrSRY CLAY. But the masses under III,
auspices OF New England leaders. an,
such moderate and contracted minds a
ScHENck. GARRETT DAVIS, and Others
are 5ound tle most tanIe aud niuhikav
slaves TO tyranny and arbitrary power. /
: would seem that the old longing spirit O
pauizan jealousy had matuIed into deadl.
> hate. and hat they would rather see III
ruin and dissertation Of every pure an
elevated sentiment u p~stiispsm. than cha
d restoration 10 a faternnl peace and chez
ihsay Gnoa should ui4nPbOpd% ID
auspices 81 a champion Of Democrat
faith.
Excellent anmezZkanesanaen
worth Reho eu
q Major Jack &esSag
- WssAiAu4es nsnsnsef & 1852
a Wal Ian am has q