, 1863-07-08
Fourth of ~Btly Mt The Home Of
Vl11nA1fghana.

An Immense and enthusiastic Fourth Of
Jnly celebration was held at Dayton, Ohio,
the home Of Vallaud1gham the very prince Of
Copperheads. During the day Hon. John
Brough, the gallant Union candidate for Coy
ernor made a most earnest and eloqnent
speech, from which We make the folio wing So
lections:
Your celebrated Peace Convention OF New York
P*sstd lts peace resolutions, Wandered down into
Di1te. and then came back to you, spuzuel and
spit upon. Next youE Peacc Convention of Ohio
Kaetcd thetr rssolutiona and scat them dnwn to
those that went before, and well they might be.
19r th,y were not up to the New York standard.
Now my Democratic friends, how mapv of von
Ea.e tsken md read those twenty.thrc1 r1solu-
tIots: Il any, What hare you found. Toa have
1onhd oil Of them negative In character. They
Of the var, they arc against the Adu.iuistratioa'
thsy ale sSatast military arrests they a1e against
military prosecutions, they arc against everything
OF the North. But there IL not one line orsyiabIe
condt nnotory Of this rebellion, Or of the men
nno Pas Il ~ 1t or sisgs ssora Your
psoeisined to be most tyrauulcai; 7oar own peop!s
are na'igned and abused aud not one wosd rgainst
those men who hare struck down the best Goyern-
Pasc BID lssdcfs fSl auepssaRl m ap
that htn1 epeak Of this matter speak Of lenders,
sho hot o. thc mIsscs, for my experience In the
Democratic party IT, thatthe nlaesss NE as honest
as my rt opla thnt ever walked on tho earth
% Viz to H. sfs az. aR ss 1s ssT Eeze
sJn'pathizers With this rebellion, md that thew
we,e oppostd to putting. it downs Uudoubteilly
elcnen Of character se bso5aa to as ta21 ssGnt
who Is man.-they lacked the courage to NV 10.
but thy left It on the face Of tLo rcsoiutIo1s 20
p'ai.. that ho who runs may read: ~
But you want peace. So do l. VIM aov m,n
II f @ II Thss{ s?,n to ST. 5
want to know II yoa have any oti.cr Wsy. + W. want
cone Democratic friend to answer. FER "0'' = "AaS
81 o1Sembne Seo1c5MtSx tVdttSaden Saat comptomae:"
+ ths cstsadsa Semprensss Wit Is ai It 'has bas
They had Tug power to pass tbs Crlttcndcn Com.
promise in Congress, If they had stood and fought
tol + The 1 psnes Congress offered t. but they
tenden Compromise today, and il you argue thus.
'' afs ps.essias M
thia var on any such principles a. that aud theY
tell the peace men in New York and Ohio throusR
thsir paPsFs pa that they will accept no terms of
pence until the Southern Copfcdrracy ss acEnowl
Ars yop Fsisy to destroy ths integrity 81 tbs
pence, You have bit the single hons ae 4 Of
e9ntqucsing t Z Peace, ~ 1ou did IN Mexico.
WI 5ou hght this way to its termination and
bring au honorable peace with It, or succumb
to tEelr terms and become suDjasateI your.
selves! II there ia man in Ohio en.e1tains the
lo.H 9f submission, desire him to wear his I'm
ifls alone; they are not for s1ch ~ mo mad mine,
Loud npp1ause.l There is bnt one rolrse icst:
yog mnnt conquer this rebellion; you must bring
back the Gosc1nmentto its original unity you
mnst humble these men; you jpnst bring them
back fubjGgated and rcpsniaut for tho wrongs |
thty have done, II not actually submitted TO pua-
ishmcnt. Then will you be worthy, not only OF !
fold blessings, but aleo to control it's destipY in
the great hcfcnltcr. IEuthusiasiic annlanaa RI