The New York herald., 1864-06-18

vAILAsDscHAx's Rsrvm 70 OuIo.-1ne ~
den appearances Of vailandighau, IN Oaie hss
taksa the public by sarpriss. The tsrn of tss
banishmsnt fron the country has nos expired,
no notice has been given Of his pardon. II 4
not to be wondered ss that the masses OF sur
Union loving people look upon his arrival h
Hamilton county, just In time to be elected By
the district convention - delegate to the Cat
cage Convention, with astonlshment Row
has all this happsnedi He certainly
could not have thus boldly left his hid
ing place and appeared ON public occasions n
Ohio unless his movements were known, ana
winked at by the administration. The 1ribvn<
yesterday acknowledged. everything n leolae
Ing that He will do good bere." t,s
His return and the circumstances ccnnecAsA
with Il bear very strong evidence of p-s
concerted arrangement on the part Of the -
ministration and Vallandighsm's friends, which
b nothing more nor less than . political esss
tiousering dodge. They consider, as the ~
bslne declared yesterday, that yaliandigassss
open advocacy and his participation In the
campaign a. an advocate Of the Chicago ncrns.
nee will drive thousands Of war democrats ov-s
to the support Of Lincoln and johnson. F1
that reason he is more available to the manks
ing politicians ct Washington at home on ts1
stump than hidden away In Canada .-
It 10 Q we'll known fact that the democracy
threw away the glorious fruits Of their triamy,A
in the fall Of 1862 by their silly and ridicuiasrs
declarations that their success was . peaes
triumph. The success of Governor Seyos sr.
was simply the result Of disgust Of the p"oe.s
in the management Of the war by the POI itcsa
fanatics who were in power ct Wassisg,os.
The people rallied at the polls in the degeeoe
Of the democratic ticket, believing thar
change would bring about q more energetic end
successful prosecution Of tho war snd ~
earlier suppression Of the rebellion Bu,
no sooner were the results Of the electi0hs IN
the fall of 1862 kaown than the Woods the
Vallandighams and the copperheads generally
pronounced them = peace victory. This wss
followed by the nomination Of Seymour in Con.
necticut, the silly letters and peace speeches
written and made in his support, the vallao
digham letter Of Governor Seymour the Doni
nation OF Vallandigbam for Governor, the peace
meeting OF the Woods In this city, ARA
the appearance OF that class Of extreme rssr
on the surface everywhere who monopc!izsd
all the councils OF the party until the pecyis
became disgusted. The result was that ous Of
two evils they chose what they considered tss
lesser, and wheeled into line in the support ot
the republican party in the fall OF 1869. faus
the good results of the conservative triumph Of
1862 were all thrown away. The repuDl eas
leaders, realizing this fact. arc now perfectly
willing that Vailanaigham shall retnra eaA
make all the fuss that be piesses. They hare
no objection to bis being elected delegate -
Chicago and liOnized there to the fa1iest c..
tent, believing that it will repeat the result a
last year by causing a diversion Of q sGocS
vote from the Chicago nominee to the Baisnefs
ticket. II is shrevd game OF tho rspaD,icAnA
Let US see if the democracy have learned wS
dom BY the experience Of the past Yr
Departure. OF Presldens Lanco4u soy
Washfugssn. ~ = As
aH PHuArx4rHHA, June ~, iAoA
President Lincoln left for Washington At eSDl cso s