, 1864-08-25
FERNANDO NF4bDD AT DAY.
TON.
chicago will Nominate a Peace Oan-
didaIc-Tlle Rebellion Cannot be
Crusheo-Valtauuf tn. savior
OF his COuAafT-Thu sons or LiOeftye

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.1
DAY1o.;, Ohio. Ans. ss-B p. m.-Fernando
Wood had large audience this eTeu1ny. He sald
he Was glad to osTe an opportunity, aIteE his re-
capable Of sdvistLg Llin a. Vallandleham, OF Of
BE own: because he did not Know how soon the
hsnd Of despttism would be laid On his head.
[Cies Of mo, neser.. He then pro crsded to re-
view The shays Rebellion acd ths WHISKY Rebel
lion as settled BY conc,l,at,o1, not force. Speak
the Puritane. he said the Almighty had sent
two curses on mankind-the f.l. Of Adam and
s ne ianoing Of the Maytowes at Plymouth kosk.
Of terrible atrocities II their land and IN the
new word, esidenc1ng the same Split which Is
enoHn IN the Present war. Passing on TO the M.
9 confederation which the sta,ea might secrde
Tom At will, and poeseeslpG no power Of coercion.
shay'e rebels, the whisky in.u:reetfonsts otPenn.
them ceetced; 20 Southern rebels shnu1d not be
coercea. but concl!1ated L ncoln and Cougress
bad offered no kind worde. or even expressed SIM
gan; only suljugation, c0ntlscatiou and cmanci-
patton. He had tcotned Stevens, terms OF peace
and the terms be proposed to the President in
ment; aud now he rejects the ambassadors of
peace, unless they will gonseut to 4 violation Of
the Constitution. The Union cannot be restored
the President The two candidA.es before the
people are Tor Tar and emancipation. saying that
the only way to peace Is to crush out this rebellion
NeIf Monday We meet at Chicago to nominate
candidate. To that Convention you look for the
nomination Of man of adverse principles Lin
ssas Is Or is ee
queAtton to be determined forever next November.
There will be 70 disagreement at Chicago. The
dsfacul,tes until they have whipped the Republic
es eaa rtsess % aEs9aaf 9saaa rtasess Is aus
In Hnr1 IN
t9a 70 ofe enfs .ue with 1ncen. and pressat es
peaee candidate pledged to a peace admlnlstfa-
hon; for II the sonth don't come backit will I'M,
S no ater how Wse ypnr ststes
men, how sEill'nl your generals. The thing Lin
coin has attempted can not be done. No change
ehRp al eyo Jon Ths H. s Issue Is joined
1aytd against himi He may seize. single tndiv;-
the lion .hea1ted Democracy ia battle sisay, = aod
i counsel no violence. propose constltn-
quettioned: il he military saoverts ths sivii
when you to be deprived 9t y9ns n';s, Sss
es then eees ~ Tn & asnate sas nn
eIeited Excl T bnt' m when ~ do strike, strike home:
Turning to Valiapdigbam as the hero ofthe wal,
people-so far they were 10 look to him as tho de-
lveIer Of their liberties, and the probable dellv-
erer Of the Government from despot!su, and its
ainsion 10 Vallanoleha@. g fhe probable Demo:
cratic candidate fur President, called out loud
cheering, to which Vallandsham briefly respond
cd, ped.iug bis hearers speech after the Chicago
Fernando Wood privately azrerts that the Chi
cago candidate win BE- pe4ce man on psacs
bis clique go to Chicago tomorrow. u Is signld-
cant that VallaudiGham ordered the adjournment
Of the Supreme Council Of the Sons Of LIBERTY to
August 26th, when he eau arrange for his own
nomination or that of member OF the Order.