, 1864-06-19
THE VkANTOE YALLANnfE-
HAM.
II Again Appears In an Old Ro1e-
aiding and Abesttu. Ds4ertern.

!Ffom the Detroit 4dvsrtiaor, June IT'LL
Tho whole country WAS startled this morn.
ing by the telegraphtc announcement frat
the traitor Vallandlgham had mado his ap-
rearancs IN Ohio, demanding his trial. and
a!to that be had besn elected delegate to
little scrap OF history connected VIE ths
doinss Of tbts-as the Coppczhead press styie
kim" illustrIous exile has iugt eoma to
our notice which shows clearly that AM or
Sanized system Of aiding and abottins descr-
tton has been going on 1kflo stVa1. - las bean
Wntehing and rafting over the border"
and Of which he haa been tho chlsf ssent
u this be has undoubtedly been heloed Win
the money, furnished him from time to tina
By prominent Democrats from hfs own and
other Suites. It haa long been known that
large number of dcserters had conereratei
A. ard were constantly reaching HinasoE.
How they supported themsclvea 1aa a rnTa-
tery. This IL now explained By the tollcW-
Eeetncss OF which there IL no dosbt:
"a tAe "a Of June 1st Sergt. q. B. McIa-
tota, Of the 18th Michigan lntaptry, Nas
~ brantford, c. W, and MAS approached "
tWo seedy specimens Of humanity. who IN
formed him thst they were dead broke, ana
ecu9 nad 1o employment. They proposed
tnas II he lMclntosh) Wonld pay their fare
service. Nc1urosh paid their way, and theT
TOOK the cars for this city. Upon !rrIying Il
Windsor, they dropped OF refusing to cnme
over thin, but stated that they void COMO
over tho next day. AcIatosh laft bis ad dirsa.
~! With the men, fearing that hc had seon the
ont Of the fare ho had paid. However. on
the succeeding day ons OF tho men cana over
sud visited Mcintosh, and proposed II he
world let him hars the money TO pay tha
hotel bills OF himself aud companion, and
10 Pay their faro over on the boat, both would
come oEer on tho boat, according to aeroa-
n1cct. A mAa from this city, unbeknoTn to
the proposed resruft, VAS sent over the riyar
to watch his operations. Upon arriving n
Windsor the man Wa1 heard, in Conversation
with 4 refugee, to state that ho was degertar
IRON the 18th Michigan volunteers, aud that
ns kna 11s companion propo4ud to re- enter
50, ahd said be would apply to. Vallaudlsbsn
Tor nd, and that II would bo Ill right a
this timo Vallandigham was stsudInr. with
hss wife. on the piazza or the Hfron'e House.
Ihe refugee approached him aud stated the
case OF the deserter and his comradc. An
animated conversation cnsued and soon the
re4neee came back informing tho doserter
ham would advance them the monet to nv
tue hotel eills, and furnish them funds to 70
TO any part OF the country they wished TO
roach. Tho deserter replied that If thts was
the case he would be id 1t he would ra-
enlist, that be would 70 where be could take
care OF himsclE BY this notion two recruits
were lost to the Federal service,
Other instances of similar character haye
been known; to haro recently occurred at
Windsor. 1t has been known for a lonr
time that Vallendlgham has been furnishing
letters Of credit aud Introduction to desert
CTS md refugees 1t Windsor on parties in
cincinnati who wore symr.thisezs with tho
rebel CAUSE. These persons would cross at
tAis city and Wyandotte, proceed to Chem
natl, and rome Of them would enlist. ret
tnar oonnt'cs, and, aided by their friends
sons who have been thus robbing the Gov
,ernment have returned aud boosicd Of their
success 10 this nefarlous business. And vet
this arch traitor and enemy Of thu Go7ern-
'msnt has The audacity to return and dcmatd
a trial undor tho Constitution. Mlfitary law
and Q court martial should settle all sach
eaan in the briefest possible space Of tine,