, 1873-04-11

onoo. Ho lad beon noursslod amongst conBerYA@
whore ho Ind tho luck to marry into tho
On Of Maryland, Wills Indifferent
about m T. femnlo outrage, hHvo ,great power with
their and who wts Is
family and peraonal rule, found hfmholf in A
Western stato, opposed to tho growing Henti-
mont Of tho great multitude, and hc therefore
grew more bittcr and more vigorous ovory year.
He had no groat executive or fundamental quai-
tics, Hc WAS q politician. with n good face,
cruel tooth nice clothes; ind ho belonged to q
good tow, ono Of the boat townB In tho West,
where %;-whero The churches arc big and roomy the
whcre tho growth Of tho place haH boon 30 grad-
nal, aud yet 30 euflciont, that the ctizon lifo
and tho income Of tho pooplo have developed
about equally. In TINT town Of Dayton, there
was Robert g. Bchonck.
VAL AND noD.
schcnok was man of candor, voluptuona~
neaa. 1hzinoas, forco, md public capacity,
keep him in tho foreground. vellandigl'nm waa
anco, and prido of hfntoiioct l hlo a had pis boon
brought up tn TINT atmosphere whore mon sock
Western atmosphere whore man defloa d patron
as soon rs ho can conveniently got around. Tho
contest In Its philosophy was UNEQUAL Nothing
In the Nepublio had grown like Democracy:
ti1ity. wnb supported all his days by tho rifr-ra,
aad those people who Rce1n to sock mastor III
order to tako refugo from their own unintorost-
ingnesa. Bob scllonol, with tho Northern lights
bolong to a generation capable Of carrying him
to Congress- as long AZ ho would koop honest.
THE Destiny OF THE DEAD-sET.
part sengham tan stsntss @as te psy t. 'fe %
tho great rebellion between Alastorship
md qitizenahip. Ho WAS not man Of e1trav-
ays propooa Elm 1oF atqythng tgt
equal contest which young milton wag bound
70 wage a@gsinet @ tlo protcnseH Of tho dealers in
RS;opto s;apn !hat no did tslte tho rank he has OBJ
nature OF tho majority In Congroea. to tile aonno
OF Government, which waa not wholly abandoned
~ to worst periods Of tho War, mid to tho a1l-
anesy mSa t man ln the minority might assume,
1ority; We may, at thib distance, congratulate
ourBolycs that Mr.. Vallandigham sgas nilowod to
have luis say; and we know worry woll that, before
nc 10 atod, ho waa as anxious to get out Of tho fin
escape. 1.e found tho Dourbonism Of tho
Democrats Of Ohio disgusting and confninE
to t, MI ambitione nature. II ho had
sympathy with the blavo-robollion, ho was very
prompt to dislike tho obscurity Of private life,
and to wish to see his par,y converted to the now
civilization. Perhaps ho might hayo been fine,
denth than tho country for tint party is now
Taeilating, sold, without leadership Of any kind,
and IN tho hands Of folks like Book, Voorhees,.
Brooks, and 80 forth.
nEM1N1scEHcE.
i va. n ny I rriysilege, aa young man, to be
acquainted With A1r. Vallandigha.n, aud, in 1866,
while whiting lis house, 1took the liberty Of hia
favor to ilnpforo him to holp a new departure
with tho Democratic party. A gentleman was
prosent who has since been prominent member
OF tlo PR IN Dayton, who appeared to ait on
ysars aer that aRE to aS gsenI a9aa
to have Salmon T. Chaao nominated by tho Dom
ocratio Convention at New York, for the Prosi-
dency.
| Bourbon. He had too much acnso and statoa-
| manship to hang Oh to the wroscloG. yoatigeB OF
| Democracy, ouch aa it was, and, lad ho livod
until tho prosont time, ho would have been like
Douglass and many othor such scons,-.a mera-
| bor Of another pnrty.
Clement f.; Z: V9allanigham haa iyed too long in
aendIng him South during the War, to make linn
cat thnt celebrated gronsy chicken which thoy
got at the railrond-stations there.
| Another grent book, as tho author conooiVes 1t,
| HAIRY a1LMonEa
| operations in tho Hebc1 army. Gilmore is a
large, cock-eyod daredevil, Of Baltimore City,
ginning of tue nobolilion, and undertook to to DO do
almoat anything Of q vagraut and reckless ua.
turo. After a while, Ae rot a email command,
and was employed to do freobootors duty at thu
head Of tile Valley Of Virginia, and finally to
burn chambersbu1g and stop the trains on tho
Philadelphia l. Baltimore Railroad. He waa
court-martinled evcn BY the Rcbel authoritos,-
which was great deal like trial byjury amongst
piratcs,-for robbing inoffonsivo pasaongers on
railroad-trains. l have dono him tho
compliment to read his book quito through /,
and, It he had substituted "burglary" Ton
war" at tho beginning Of 1t, aud narrated his
services as dono in tho interest Of some great
gang Of outlaws instead Of q presumed nation
as aforv o a us
City Of Baltimore Aaa formidable capncitios to-
produce fighting doad-beata. To-day they fight
the negro, tomorrow the Gormau, ard next day
eating torrapin-eating, pcacll.brandy y-drinkins
population is never quito suro Of what it ID
| ah0ut finn