, 1863-06-18

Address Acrt11caGo TE3C.;E,' caiea2o. III.
:Ql)ifago Grlt>tt1le.
THURSDAY, JUNE is, 1863.
THE NEWS. -
TheTtbcl movement northward into Penn
Eylvania presents no new phase since our
Inst issrc. Extensive preparations are max
ing to gather together troops for the defense
of the points mcnaced md to capture the
daring invaders. = .-,
The apparent hc!rlessness OF the people
of PENNSYLVANIA when the rebel caraly
dashed among them, should warn the pco-
pie Of all our States TO make efficient pre-
partition to defend themselves against .
common enemy, ..:;
The g1aycst part oe the aspect In Vir-
Eiuia attaches to the movements Of Lee Il
our dispatches a1c to be trusted he is in
Immense force, larger far than any army
tl1c rebels hare before pushed Northward
ucayoids battle with Hooker, but keeps
On and is crossing into Maryland. The i'm
pending battle will take place on the
north side Of the Potomac, and on its re-
ru1t will hinge grave issues. The people
may Us well understand that the National
Capital is now really endangered.
And now arc VIC ut war? Ask our
Judges, cur Congressman and Senators,
Eome Of whom have been very slow to
recognize the condition and its necessities
in the light Of present aud impending
events in Pennsylvania and 1Iaryland, is
there to be found nothing worse or more
theme Of denunciation among loyal com
munities, than the arrest of Vallandigham,
md the sque1chlng Of tory sheets, breath
ing OFT only animoEity for the Govern
ments We shall do these things better,
by and by. The cxpedicncy Will come to
be fully recognized, Of making Treason
everywhere dangerous.
The CoppcIhcads rnd the Peace men
nre full Of indignation ut the indecent zeal
Of their fellow minions Of JEFF Davis.
Too many cooks win assurcdly epoil the
CopperAead broth. Here were the Penn
Eylyania .treason-shrickers about to meet
ut Harrisburg. when 10! rush OF their
impatient Southern a1lies..iin that direction
overturrs the pottage, and dispcrscs the
ecared cooks. In Ohio the Va1landig-
hancrs had just got everything fixed, and
1Tere becoming Of most pacific turn,
when 10! the intcmperato zeal Of the
rebels lnare I'LL the plans Of their Northern
friends. What chance has Peace to make
hcr nest in the Border counties Of Ohio
and Indiana if these rebel raids are to be
the order Of the day: Somebody will
get mad presently, and then we shall hear
no more Of Pence. =, The Northern Peace
men arc at their wits ends at the aspect.
V'hcre is the Peace Society? Why will !
not JET. Davis serve. his cause by calling
off his hordes. It is inevitable that there
Till be m united North, and a rush to
arms euch rs we hare not yet seen if r.iis
new style Of ir1itation is to be kept up.
We symrathize with the Peace men, but
Zee in the enlightenment Of loyal men ere
1ywherc, in view Of present perils, an ear
nest that the war viii come to be prosecu-
ted with an intensity it has heretofore
hacked, IN unity and oneness Of purpose
before which the infamous cause OF the Re-
bellion, and Slavery will blench away. It
will only be when the people Of the North
Jay aside all trades but War that Peace !
Fill be reached through Victory. ~ .
Onthe inside OF this paper Will be found
an unusually rich variety Of news from
our armies in the field; "Rurars" letters
Grants camps; a thrilling and grim ac~
count Of how the negroes fought ut Mill
kn's Bend; the documentary history Of
the arrest and execution Of the two rebel
Rpies in Rosecran's army; letter from
General McClcrnand to Governor Yates;
. continuation ofthe series OF original arti-
r1es on Military and Civil Law; our St.
Louis Letter; Ill constituting collection
ofnews Of more than usual interest.
The Naval Department is not altogether
behind in the matter Of securing ships Of
WAT and vessels chartered and equipped
Tor the express purpose Of coping with and
taking the rebel pirates now becoming the
terror ot the seas
The condition Of affairs at Vicksburg is
unchanged Apparently all is going on
vel, with every prospect that Pemberton
must shortly surrender. Our news from
Grants army in this issue is very full and
Interesting. -"
Look on tlis picture, then On that Read
The resolutions Of the Ohio Union Conyen-
lion, yesterday, and compare them with
the platform adopted by Ohio Va1landig-
hnmers. few days since, and reiterated at
Springfield by our Illinois Coppcrheads,
yesterday. Can honest men be in doubt
on which side lies loyalty, or rather on
which side Aes disloyalty, masking its infa-
NOUS purposes in the North by vaunting
,noisi1y The inalienability Of Free Speech
and Free Press, while themselves only
eager TO secure every channel By which to
sap loyalty md distract our Northern
people. p;