Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-30
Rebels to Inyade the North.

Aho e.es""s VI tnn Dity mas WY VI ns"hhb
things and drawing conclusions that Is abso.
lutely astounding for Its depth and profundity.
= remarkable insiance occurs In Ito editorial
0o'un., Of Monday morning. Under the head
o' .Wnocold Them Sol" 10 says:
MIi!ary MOI ,pform US that there are evident
~ uo'oauoos oi oeien on the part Of the rebela
~ pasn saeir way aero: Kentucky with an In
'enuon OF invading ohio spd Indiana. They
~ ate represented es being infatuated with the idea
ust ~ 70 oniY necessary Tor them q gain foot
Ing In the States OF Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.
to secure vast numbers Of recruits, b.,ioving
that the people of those Commonw wealths are
opposed to the war and tho Administration. b,
transferring their armies to our soil, they think
u possible that discord would be iomented and
civil war inaugurated In our mdet, while OF the
esme time hostilities would DO removed from
their own States.
The Journal then prooeeds to infer that 10
ground them In this belief, the rebels "must
have been told by somebody in whom thoy re-
poaed confidence that such would be the result
OF their march into the border free States -
Who that somebody 10, the Journal says can
nosbe answered by "any positive testimony. %
But ii concludes that CLEMEnT L. VALLlNDIe-
Ham is that somebody" from the fact tina. he
was banished beyond our lines into the rebel
Coniederacy, and from the rumor that he had
run the blockade for Nassau and would en-.
bark thence for Canada. This fact and this
rumor convince the Journal that "vAL." must
be the man who has made all the mischief and
prompted the rebel invasion OF the North,
which has been urged by rebel papers and lead.
ers since the opening Of TIE vat.
Suppose &c lake the Journal az its word and
admit tie conclusion to be correct, which none
but bitter and malignant partisan will affirm.
Then, IL plsces the military authorities who
sentenced, and The Administration that bansh.
ed Mr.. VALLAEDIGHAM in a very awkward pnsi.
ton before the Northern people aud before the
world. According to the journals reasoning
they forced, ucder n military escort with guns
and fixed bayonets, upon the rebel authorities
ga man from Ohio we'll known as a rebel sym.
pathizer" tokO, the Journal alleges, at ia but
fair TO i0fef" has communicated to those au
thorities that information and encouragement
Of which It speAks a. 10 "a rebel Invasion OF
Ohio and Indiana" Nos, nom this slAtem ei,t
of the Journal, which It has made, not beeau, %
II believes II t, be true, but To serve base par
tissn purpose, it follows that mau was forced
upon the rebels by ouf authorities under the
sanction OF the Presideut, by whom they rOdld
be encouraged and prompted to invade Ohio and
Indiana. Does the Journal mean to say that
this MAS done on purpose to produce auch re-
sult7 Its reasoning leads Inevitably to the con-
clusioD that such was the deeign 10 The baash.
ment OF Mr.. VALLASDIGHAM, IL our authorities
believed be Was the man the Journal represents
him to be.
But This false and malignant insinuatloh in
regard to Mr.. VALLLEDIsHAM is made by the
Journal 10 relieve It's party from the odium Of
afofding aid and comfort 10 the rebels and
prompting them to atteup NOrthern invasion
An odium which like the shirt OF NEssUs
sticks 10 its paitisans, aud Of which they can
not lid themselves. Everybody kno "a who the
papers aud the demagogues are, who have been
telling the rebels for months that majority of
the people in Ohio, Indiana and other Northern
States are opposed to war for the restoration
OF the Union, and ready to mako peace with
them (the rebels) "on any terms;" who have
been calling the men who carried the elections
In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois last fall "tIators,
"rebels" and "sympsthizsrs with rebels" and
who to crown the climax have charged and are
now charging that the Democracy of Ohio,
fresh from the victory they achieved last Ocio-
ber, have put In nomination for Governor mar
who Is both Dlsunionist and Traitor.
The infamous allegations and charges agains,
Democrats and conservatives in Ohio and the
North are made by men who profess to support
the Administration unoonditionally In all itl
| measures. They are made by those who pro-
fess unlimited allegiance 10 what they call "ihs
Government" The papers and speeches con.
tanning the.e charges 60 to the rebels, and they
place implicit confidence in them, because they
do not believe that the authors would make
them unless they we're true, and thus wsntonly
weaken the cause they profess to uphold
Why have euch slanders upon the Northern
people been repeated from time to time, ant
why are they still persisted 10. by the Abolition
prets and leaders7 II would seem that it is don't
for the sole purpose Of inviting and enc,ur
aging rebel invasion from On i'll concealed bu
quite apparent design OF having an excuse fol
establishing a desrotic military rule all ovel
the North, and preparing the way for the ulti-
mate acknowledgment of the independence o
the Southern Confederacy.
The Broughites Ultra Abolition'ists.