New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

ever else may be ready for absorption into
Slavedom. Never yet did Slavery demand
any thing which Val. was not eager to concede;
and he is now the ft candidate of lite lieges in
Ohio for the chief magistracy of that State.
He will be beaten of course; for the Ohio
soldiers are to vote, and of their Eighty Thcu-
sand votes no cannot possibly obtain Ten Thou
sand. In that vote the Republican strength
apparently lost in the vote OF last year will
reappear; for seven-eghths Of the Volunteers
from Ohio are Republicans, and half the resi-
due are War Democrats, whose hatred Of the
COpperheads is most intense OF oil. The PLAIN
intent of this nomination Is to throw out the
Soldier vote wherever the Coppcrheads have
power to do it, and thu, claim VAL election
through the Acknowledgement of Fifty or Sixty
Thousand patriotic citizens, tbereupon inausu-
rating u bloody revolution. This purpose ia
blindly indicated in leader in yesterday
Worid, which says:
"Mt. vALL,NDiGHAS will undoubtedly be elseted, I'D
what then Thi, (, grave and w.shiy question which
IA. ,Adnnsrhtion more than 1t concern. tue
al formed snd fixed II Nj. V.AsDIGHAM were n
criminal would have TO be sunendeTe.. lie any other
criminal into the nds OF justice s station. ever 40 GOV
,rnor sovereign state would not shield him iron the
Just severity Of the law But Mr. V.LL,ADGHAx h no cri-
iua he has violated law lie ia m all respects eligible 10
tic Office for which lie hgS been nominated cSAp f''
ed ne riA De duly n'alifd ~ 0e " ri 'aA Aa ,'r
inii0a. We trust tie AoEiu siion may be .uded by
split Of justice. Certain IL, that ~ the pa- To when A
have cone this question Of tf.e spec, sna
Election, 10 10 be definitely decidedby peaceful ordeal
,hs Adnnisa Is Wis. but at al events, aud at "hie'r
cost. decided"
This is precisely the kind of talk which
we were accustomed to hear from Wise and
other Southern Hotspurs prior to the election
of lo56, and again during the canvass of EGO.
Appeals to the bayonet and bowiekDiIe as a
matter of course-overruling the action OF
the Federal Executive by force and bloodshed
--such are the ready meuaces Of the seymour
Democrats who profess 10 support rs We'll az
of the Wood Democrats who openly condemn
! the struggle Of the Nation for life. What u
the real difference between them
! But sgain
/ Vaaudgham is now utterly bey ond the con.
/ troll Of opr Government. II sbas no longer
power to remand hin to Ohio, while JEFF Dn-
Wis has all power TO oL,truct lis return. II
Val. il tie enemy Of JEDI, is these journal.
ailcc; TO believe, ,riy do none Of tew contain
plat, he possibility Of mrs choosing 10 horP lin
~ DiIt IA case he IS eiedfd Gorsrror Of Ohio'
Suppose Wade, or Bingham, or Tod, or John
Sherman. or Galloway, wcrc oduy in JEFF.
dom. and ncws were received OF BIZ election.
A. Governor Of ono, docs am ore imagine
tLa. JEFF. would speed Lim CA b.. hor.cwar
way We all know be- would not. How 10 D.,
then tha. oil of Us Lao,r tLat. were Na.ardir.
ham elected, and were BE- unable 10 reach
Columbus 10 BE- irhucura,ed, !, would bot Lr
The fault OF the Rebels
1l, Daily Nors righimlIy e,uli' over Na,''
nomination - triumph Of the 'ncon4itoH.l
Peace por'y--.hc party %. The Noods, ot I. l..
Seymour, Bdgh, and layanl H. cc.,a-ic' ar
thus .c' forth.
Tho roar,'lsn, ,e.',rdsys e. -. n-ro--,i- -.'- on
Y-ttrn at ONO tel th.if t.. Ihsr tis sfio
adof.eu.r' bys,s. .'jort' q O." p.svs o. st 80" =
hgN1f' piiHo'" -Ha NJ" ~ .''.n - o. i '"'
.tsas m,nhe.. o. g. Ho',i a',,,es '' o.
CON Las i"icfa 1Fth 10 ''nt %.
C.ineut l.. Nalssd, sh'n srd senator G'a. b. r
g. ofioss n-inst' hence hat VII ~ down g. b. 'Fn'
81 md on - en- ehson WI too L..i.t lrf.
nam Hsf.f Wr To. va Hius;sr. t-f-,aa. De isi ut,r
ne. and OF ehe 'fi'r 40 asss. 20 tss '..' zen
hon 4 ffe,doiu. clslP,ol, Oppf~'.ou - I'd 90 20
tsie them 10 'pur,ol' non ~hch tbsY uerr ~ 20 90
ihtoa"d 'nd ON 10 'a1 ~ o. WIZ l', -. I've 10 a.
hs,. tfsmped Lsf r.Ht. uadof fo.t - oors.no. 80
Lloet"n'nt 'rVefnof a. TO r''si ,na' 20 o. 'm
their .a'hor, wi enable thou 60 i's''nd ujg' s4.rs
.nrf3srhnt4s aud p.itt sut % shat maAs s tf
nay b- L,'f saj'nisSa FER iff'sa'f'
The Richmond Wiz OF the 18th nit IN an
I'd torial cOndemning the attacks OF other Rebel
journals on Northern Conservatives likc
Iora,io Seymour, Washington Hunt, Sc,
forcbly says:
"Tbs great and di.stfoa, which ,.ss must
rr-.oiencu fo-'se. bu, tits much al .sow.
that A6tsham Lincoln will never ss- U' p'.os That -
The heafily abused by our fe,ieciod coi'npo.
rsry wrlding al the infu.nes 81 theF command 90
OF special Lsucd end denubeislon by Sumner. Nl'on.
Becchor. Greeley. a. Nhy then should southern men
cru them arrested In their sui.bo work Of
tDigtO overthrow tie Abolition Poser WELDED ~ Lin.
Isolated sIp.sons may 30 i.len from the publication.
OF Nouhem ,n.satvs leaders .ud distorted as 10 load
look their general and the grand object they have Ia
Wow. They PROSTATE Lincoln ~ho al upersbs
Of tho rational intelligence Of tho south Thus far they
ought TO have the sincere sympathy ofsy and every
wom.n In tho Confederate States
." Why co they want to overthrow Lncoln thnse snd
Sumner Their generally svewrd reason &. that Lincoln.
Chase and Sumner abOft ITO sI gdr rod ard luncnf
the South. On this point the olo- the sy,s
a. bad a. Sumner and Chase.
But dscaIling III nictrs md r.hnemeDs o. msshpy,i-
cal teGtonibg. he shown that th,,s really Tor
petco IL they Bvnw Themselves bsug 'or Tor
tho COntutiones being OIiI foseeuin the 40 long
il carried in Accordance n he tontuton. 60. Bot,
while saying ti'. hey donovuce Lincoln for ~asnf waf
gsnst the Constitution 1Lcy charge that Lincoln snuneT
and Chase have iaEsceuded the Constitution VA their POI
icy Hence ihoy opposed to Lincofs war aud % lin.
coin will no, change hia policy they arc. ini"fe"sy.
Tor peace.
fnr from wshiu, FOR the arrest Tor such So Y-
n Hunt, sppgud sGor oi th~s which tetds
rubauss- Lincoln. ha.- and Sunnsf aud The IL
power We should ise TO tAefn .'t ps-son of tho
Government Take TIE vary wort possits Wv Of soc
nnnilnannc md womb In.e noihng Lnrnln VIII