The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01
OUR WISCONSIN CORRESPONDENCE.

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The Var Shirt o.. he Ys7.r,s of c,o,n,,nis. Aor,
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Suppliss--7he WISCONSIN Rsyim sats-owH y,ayssa of
TyYs,ps In m, S,a,.fy n,ain II Josrs If ,, P.o,,or
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h'"y-a "sc an" Hnn'aHs Aoomsnt " Hote'''or Ran-
ddt-fss Thousand Cataby Waiting far Equip.
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from the iai Oh Fort sumter III to-day there has
been no elimination at the West tho heght of the
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i''"s ""' 'p"'' A'o! 10y WV P0Pi' navy
oe'" getting more pFo'oaihy eSc"ea over INC ter
rbe state Of affairs, and tho frs bewicred aston
;shmc,t n, Tho rrev,,.,,. Of ci,-u ,a, h..
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oeoh soperscos oy STERN active, ueientlus ana over
whelnling Of the wickodncss OF the rebellion Of
IN. necessity that IL should y, crushed ont and Of the
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vital importance OF showing that the spirit I" treason
should be completely and eifectdaly stoppei that no
yor I,,vs will hcrear,c, ar,ao "a a;s,,1 ,, s,
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sv'ly VI IcPuoie pc'O' VI 20 1a' vac ms. ,GInn>
OF the Union iha' Is me spnit ttit prevails There Is
~ GYin "a se".Mne io" i9s oug.a. mon,
nTrnse n.sn anu No, 's sl IA noia ,l'se sehets
nSnce' Ihcre IS but ono party III the W1t-i is tie
would compromise woGid be the thorough establish
neh OF law and order IN tho tete states tho perfect
standing OF agreement AS vii Forever the govern
uent from Similar assault, the complete right Of any
man 70 express his loiitica sentiments on any subject
~ any part OF the United states and tho restriction of
sayc. 70 IT'S prcscn' haits 10 these term. ho iFst
step required VIII be mat the rebel army lay down its
a!i9 t"t lno vi -, aia'his, c, % teoto ga ltt al
me rpei iea"cfs DC SURRENDERED or doait Wh ny QUO
course o. law ana tha the last ycste oil the rebelons
Splfit shan be wiped out. Tie West VII compromise IN
tHts, tehs-naie TWO plh'ie9 ID Nelr eaoers. lMpi5on
lo4 I'VE thFe hundred more iHPf50h f9r various terms
two thousand more accept twenty Thousand probation,
rs Tue sleodss DO, and give the balance the privilege If
bee :nng loyal citizens dc no; think any other
would be acceptable.
Our spring was dreary, wet aud cold Much Of the
spring VIII 1t was not put ia TIL late IN April the fore
part at May 1t "as mostly soWn on wet ground, and be-
twelu the showers Then cane long dry spell, the
car %'s larry hafca tne sou hardened had the wheat,
wh' mac sprung up IN t' sou soil met cruel recor
ton At nc suriace Bnt lately we have had fine growing
showers tbat have e!treY regeno7acd tho crop The
stfa" wsi Dc snort anu ignt bnt tho berry viii be
lh'tNepy bump ahd hah0suinr: we VIA not have thu
rbo''ns e4 ~ nst year oa' the gram Ni DC the pest
eVe1 taiSca III inc west Our splng weai VIII compare
WI VIM luz sooi qcantes OIL iape 0encsec when mat
~ "p.'l 'nat WA W Up 70 s4S't ana si4t stthf
i9uhs &c the puse Corn looks Wei, ana every farmer
haa on ms new breaking acres ana acres 0l beans
N'Sc"sh has now oir Regiments az the wars a'd $50
III the camp NJ ihi place WHO VIII eeNo rs soon nS Their
arms arive-say III ten days The irst Regiment Ia for
hcefed and 'ooaied as follows
Is Regiment, Col J g 5talkNoaher, al Mariinsburg.
~ Regiment, Col =. Park Coon, at NArtnshnrg.
81 Regiment Col = Hamilton, at Washington.
4il regiment, to . n IaiAe, en- route for Washing
Yen.
5li Hegnont, COL a. toDp ~ camp
6th Ecgtmcnt. Col cutter IL calnp.
fonr hagersoW correspondent has done ful credit 70
thc saien'gy 1.-THE Fist regiment in the "gcm
mage near Nartnsbnrs The others fully deserve iust
as hgh praise They arc ali 'sturdy OF the soil
borG-Sted farmers, u,bcrmpn and miners constitute
nine tentls Of each regiment l.sk somc Of yo1r