, 1864-06-17

order Of ''knights of the Go:den cifse;" Or some 70
other secret society reasonable Or ''dis!oyal' In
purpose Of armed resistance to the aushqHtle5 @ os
spy tuch ever existed Do not know; but tue
chsrgc that organizations Of that sort, or having
any such purpose, do not now exist among he
%inss's o'Ssa q ta5s d}a Sits ' tossy
itieal Of party a:soc,stions have been estab!ghed
enipg of The Democ1stie party, and tts suecess in
the Coming Presidential election, and designed us
a c&3 30sr Increment TO tho so-cal1ed Union
is very probable: and however objectionable
hitherto aud in ordinary times, recognize to the
fullest extent, not the lawtalness only. but the
fwhen sd men combine, good men muss 1850
Goternment, Cote and their membeTs are not co1sptra-
the oyertbrow Of the Constitution, o. he lsws,
aud still less, Of liberty, but firmly united for the
preservation and support Of these great obiects.
7e42 ancisn I'D sRat bo1e long
add, strongly consolidated also, upon sound pran-
ctples, and destined yet 70 be triumphant; a con-
ent object Of which Is the overthrow Of lie Admin
through the nA11oT-Bo1, BY the election Of Pres
tss sa Us u he sole 1oa II
of the conspaEatols. r any other c3lsts, looking
STATE authorities anywhere IN the. exercise
Of their legal and constitutional rights,
fnonss Ss d az sps nc s0nssasa os5s
death. iaat 3 But / wan also the men NJ IN pp powe2
that there Is vaat multitude, host Of Whoa
they cannot number. bound together By the
means the e3ieeucles Of the times shall demand,
their natural and constttutionalr as feemen,
at all hazards to the last extremity.
the great issue, constitutional liberty and nee
popular government, ts etin before yoa. To you
again commit 1t, confident that in this the time
of | ,ae aaceatofs Who foE 70 many ages ID England
and America, on the aeld. In prison, and upon ths
scaGo!d, defended them agatnat tyrants aud usur-
pere, whether in council or in arnas.
{, DECLARATION OF IsTExr.oNs.
Vallandisham said the people might want to
know how be got back, but that was a secret
known to and conhded in himself, which would
not be ehared with. another. lie said he was
refne to Dayton, to live there and die there. The
speech was rather guarded for Vallsndicham.
Charles Defhtn, Esq.,, Of Indiana, Was also pres
ent and made rabid speech. ;.
TIE CHICAGO EEnHL ORGAN POSTED.
A REPORTER OF THE CHICAGO TIMES
WAS At HAMILTON, AND ACCOMPANIED
THE DisTINGUISUEp EXILE FROM THAT
CITY. L
sfAa.t " r.Na.,a ~ W. ~ t.os.
Ds'sPates d. 'no eonsea'ion 3e'e4uay IL aoiil'
ton openly declared .nat II .ne aalnos1ties a.
tempted TO fe'affess M. sai1ano's nam. Dayton
Woold &c lA1u IL asues aou oue ueeAaseo co1u-
field. should be planted on its site. There was
considerable excitement. and surmises were gen.
c1al as to rhat the Government would do about
I.
.x nv7r.r,ox
v,1,ana,ohano. In CONCLUDING hia speech at u.rn.
u,an st,ted that be ehonId he n1rased tn meet bis
crs.-5s ~ nay.on tn. rn,rcv1 rcnrr1ru
'-'o- r.r,s rrn.prrur vno, u.r7rov
y, Hsro;,ton MI ,,,o,a than b.1fao bon,
T.ta aca,v.d tha cono,ntn,,t,@1. - H.
.u,ss. ~ ~ 49, sacn,.sd ~ tfa ianot h. ~ snthn'
~.,s ,-n,.d ~ nrhn., ronva7,t,n,, +, ~, n,tno
etas.s 49, t4", H., ~ - ss15 -
W. a.a, ~. ~.
so,s.s.s -a-a T., ths - ~.
Day'ou ov "sas - -, .,.e ~.
~ ~ .,.,f.-~n s,o-rnod tho srf1a nd la f-,anda
D. ~ 49, 20, ca~ ond ia nj a1or h1n,ao1, ~
ne tooK tae rear cas' an4 ulu not ano" nlmsen TO
be seen after that time II 10 said he and his con
fdeuttal escort were all armed.
HE ARRIVES At DAYTON.
sallano'Rnam aftNeo "' Oastou d. o'1o =. ILL., a
carriage had been teEegraphed to be ln readiness At
tne Depot ana "eeu 'as ea4n a.t.seu' s"l7no'ls
ham, aeeompanieo o1 u1nna. ~ = nolana' ano a a
hEFohtEt of LIE CHAeaoo At1nHs' enteteo