Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

Counueuc0 IN our Aosoets'
Tho calling out Of tho immense additional
forces. military and naval, should dispel
from every mind the lss. vestise Of doubt a.
to the purpose o. the administration to pros
ecu,e tho war with the utmost vigor. Tho
concentration Of such masses Of troops im.
plies action. for it necessitaics IL. No ono
understands batter than the President that
this host rushes forward to his call with not
only an expectation but with burnins I'm.
patience TO meet the enemy and the sum.
mons carries proof that he participates. too.
in that feeling. The manner 10 which these
troops are to bo employed OF course docs not
yet appear. Tho administration has Its
plans, which IL would bs weak and criminal
for II to di'ulss. To publish them to The
world would be TO iorcwarn its enemies To
foil them u possible. II 10 ono Of che prime
merit, OF our present rulers at Washington
that they know how to keep their o~n coun.
eel. They quietly 50 'trnight on in matur-
ing their plans. with very little concern for
the cIamor OF that noisy class OF journali's
who aacc, uncommon wisdom. and are moth.
ing IL they are no, critical. But. ne,srthe-
iess, these journals. by their ince-.ant com.
plaining and carpins. breed no small amount
OF mischief They produce measure Of
doubt, mi.tru.t. apprehension. alta time
when entir, confidence " especially neecs.
.ary not only TO the unity and efficiency of
the public service, but TO Oh, moral impre--
sion TO be produced upon the southern mind.
There !. nothing under heaven tha, can pre-.
vent the glorious triumph Of the Union
cause. but di.rus, and d.cord here at the
North. tha, would par.ly1s the arm OF the
administration. Let the spirit which, We
are sorry to sav. anima,es some OF our con.
temporarics per,ads the p.Ople-lsi the fact
,ha, the government, does not expose its
plans 10 taken as proof ,ha, the government
Is wi,hou, plans. and let every movement.
made bc qucrulou'ly aud censorioasly cri,i.
cised BY the great northern public-and IL
would not be possible tLat the adm.n'st'a-
ton could retain that mora! power which Is
Indispensable 10 the successful assertion OF
IS authority over tho.o who have revoltei
again., it. We seek not merely material
,,e,orv over ,bi. black r.bellion. Such a
victory would BE- NO bles.inr-,, wouli be n
deadly cu,.,-iI ob.ained bv ,ut.,i,utinv.
n. ha. h...n in,im.,.J. n military dictator.
.hi, n, constitutional ,uls. ", mr., hat.
,liny for the Constitution. and every man
.Louid I..I n h. an essential nart NJ Nj.
,a,,,o,i,m oo,d,,Ilv 4, ,u.,ain oa, co,,,,to.
,ianal rulers. Eager iaul, finding. from
whatever quarter /, eon,.. .hould ts stern.
Iv ,,buiei. In o,.r.,,on. on ~ larr, ,
scale. involving such a mu,tip,,city Of do.
tail. committed n.e...arily 10 a rr,,, ,aris.
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,ni.h.,. .,l ,ni.,,k., .h,Il o.cor ",
rrea, military or civil pl.n va, ever vel,
wrourh, on, with absolute scientific accu.
racy. Prac,ic.l men do no, expect, il. They
are satisfied ifn work. efficiently in tho
main. and IL the great end that is aimed a,
is Substantially realized.
Tn, administration thu, "A, retains, in po
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