Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08
From our Own Correspondent
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WAsuINaToN 90, July Z, l9l

WAsHIEGToN CRY, July 4, 1861,
The response is at hand The loyal
hearts Of the People will be thrilled and
elsotriaed by the announcement that the
Rebel Compress will not be permitted to
meet in that contumaciOus city on The 2Oih
of July. That good old General, whose de-
.clining years win be the most glorious Of a /
long and honorable career-WhOss grand |
military genius has for two months been
8 silently ana surely Eearing a fatal net
work Of armies about the limbs and body |
of the Great RebelliOn-snnounces the |
fnal eensummation Of his plans-tAat he
as gsodyl The Administration awaits but
the sanction of the National Legislature
for its past sctiOn, and authority for the
future, to give to our eager host the insPir-
ing order, Forward to Richmond
Our soldiery, impatient and restless un-
der the restraints which have necessarily
been imposed upon them, burnish anew
their armor, and with more martial tread
and deeper devotion to the great cause Of
ahe Republic await the summons to 90
Forth to the active duties Of the field.
with the Union and the Constitution" ss
tbeir battie-ery,-en assured Of the
iustiee Of the warfare in which they are
engaged, and thoroughly imbued with the
geSeTous spirit Of q genuine patTiotism-=
thev 20 forth to conquer and rOstorel to
rescae the loyal citizens Of the South from
... an outrageous tyranny, and to restore the
triumphant standard Of the Union IN eve
nv Southern city. Let all the people re-
ioiee that the Grand Federal Army is at
length in order for the march southFard-r
eon6dsut that e will be invincible in mum.
hers snd eouipmsnts--and that 4 will not
9sssa from its work until the object for
which it has been called into existence
shall have been thoroughly and finally &C.
complished. -Ill-- .7T77- TEs
{. The citizens Of Washington have this
morning been gratihed IN Witnessing one
o. al he most splendid military displays evel
~ bekeld upon the soil Of the New " orld.-
a Twentv-three regiments of New York vol
unteers composing an army Of twenty
Thousand men, clad in ell the panoply an
49, -0ernp and circumstance Of war, marched i
. rrsnd review before the excited and admir-
ne people. Standing upon The steps Of th
National Capitol, loekiag up toEard tn
Presidents mansion, Renhsyivania AVenu
nresented such magnificent spectacle as
5sver presented before. Twenty thoussn
mor IN msrtial array, their rites and mu
kets aashing and glsncing in the brillial
O. morning sun, the inspiring strains Of OF
lNsfiousi Airs. discoursed By score Of bra
4IfT Ibands. making music for their feet n
0eane vas grand end imposing beyond q
-oeriplion. Thousands Of citizens lined I
. y sidewalks, their loyal hearts bsating
sponsiEe to the regular martial tread OF t
fI,5 3 ooldierY twenty stand Of cOlors waved
Ire fresh breeze the proud Tag Of 0
risz TInion foafed from innumerRble house, to
n tf s k1d. from sllythe public buildinas and
tels: vomsn waved their white handk
.,ahiafs from tha WindOWs; Oh, the scene v
Such as might indeed cause the loyal hei
b drill viii patriotic delight and entl
EiEsm.
Tbe city is full of strangers, called b
from various moliyes sone after off
a.lJ others TO see the commeneement Of
grand military movements COntemplat
others to witness the opening Of the G
5greaa As I write you the Senate Cham
and The Hall Of the House Of Reprsset
.tiyss are thronged with citizens from VI
Gus States. The particulars Of the open
Of the session will no doubt be given
a.1 byyOur correspondent "JuniuE1 Uf
thing you may be assured, however, no
UVT union senfiments will be apPlRuded u
81 tIg to-day, as In times past The Represel
~ b yes of the people ere earnestly lmpreI
vith the magnitude and importance Of
Antics before them they viii dischl
them In the briefest possible time con
ent with the peoples interests, and1i
viii 70 home 70 lay before their cons
ents an account Of their steWardshiP9
course can giVeyou n9informAtionO o.
early hour Of the Organisation Of theih
house; the telegraph will doubtless ac
Win respect 70 the eontsnis Of the ]
identis Message, and The Reports Of
.-.s sTaTious Cabinet officers, Of course Ell
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