Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17

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THE DELAYS OFTHE CAMPAIGN.
It cannot be disguised that there is a
great deal of impAtience inlthe community
as to the apparent tardipess of all the ma
tioual movements. People say that the
government does not do anything until5it
is too late. Sherman ought to have gone
to Charleston or Savannah, they add
Brown of Fort Pickens ought to have been
long since reinforced; Florida should be
ours; twenty thousand men would be too
little at this moment in East Tennessee;
while the movements in Kentucky are get
ting TO be as sinexplicable as those in Mis-
souri,. AT the same time. they ask7com-s
plainingly, What in the world is Mcclellan
doing with that quarter of million OF men
OF the banks Of tue Potomac? Whispers
of preparations for winter quarters, which
would postpone. a decisive blow till next
April, coniEm, the gloomy solicitude which
is SO extensively felt. iaitsif 4fsl5 .sIaa 5z,,
Bat let US look Elittls.intO these com
plants: In the first place. there never.
was SO stupendous a campaign undertaken
US our government has iindertakenRgains
therebelhous States; a civil War in any
nation ot Europe would he copfued to an
area of four or five hundred miles in e:-
tner alfeGttlen.7s An army ss!sl"e m9ysui
Itotl one eNg Eo,lne otnsFi " SiEsat
- OF ~ 7
the strageuc points are lew anu easl.y sl uea
ienaeui OF eaSisy occupied: EN'Hs tue W loE'
elgn con =
porasI ssi,l "rS ,tsas ~ 9s.st
W " u :: ,a i;fs
W Y ,'4S
ne lie
marcp ot less tplnsatYo ssH"usN9a ll,ltss, sl
through y popnlons, well snp plleai anu lor
inc mesk hart,1 lrlenaEy 9tAlest., ..sl 9ug
cam pal w y. .sL "
g
an - S,.a
ana unlies, ana y alps ~ "
taonsean mi Neea we
then, y ~ " reg an. an amount % lHsPe
tion which is almost inconselVHole,,a an =! =
conse quent aslA ~ t.nles
lFssslue ~ ,lll aIetlt t.' latutst a.
sne ~ S%J ,,s;,h
an
ous eS u.sp'ay " XII ~ Sa 81
tue iall y ',,,
= y
o. men snI az, y ns no4 scsrrsIy S nSssi.
III. - - ~ uas
11 ~ sn T., In
Deen less actiHe y IN p. III ~
respects 1t mas ana YET, tuEoust!: e'' .tas Is
conilsions, MISTAKES es'a 'ais
not hard to discern tpe q z ssan1,
simn anu -, y :,
whien shall Gsel Hstf Y, ~ ~
few ehecnVe blows. Msolet'Hn' ~
maintains bis immense tpfeei 9p n = etolnAc
base in order 70 PEI q Gel s
there ct the flower ans stret " % stne Is.
army. II we had ieweF men lhey m1sls
invade Maryland, or take tue ailstef't l, oEetse
dispeFss deienee 1t II. ~
coasts Any ~ SiI 20 -
an Sltes ~ 'lss
naval e& = III
perpetual state Oh paniS sant 70 All
Una =, a,,,,ec, Il II an
u9Mh sne sss;ns "a make iIs
WIN tne meet WnlSn 70
appearance NJ the " ~ sae
an1 " qI 70 l4Ee ~ ~ Iii H.
0nee ! llns -
drawn g nFe AT t1s
ritory ot 70 2e y
IN ron AZ sues M, HI;
nosl AZ sel4ea anu s4Ss " II,
ously they are movements Nhlen euhnos =
completed without me most e'ti asu
torWtda5ls PFePsratloas :, AUG y" op''y oy
very 9; ;t1cnl! concert oI iscligg. 4.
All tne Whlle, an y = .s
spreading through me ~
We were toll, tue otner Gay. oEE a..
demonstfafton IN new orll!sisstnsi rll!ist st5AS
has been Pr9aueeq ~ tAtSapss ~ sss s
coyery or n mon mon ~
9eatt WIN m we ,nSss Z ~ ~ ns,
H. ~. IL.
are sea9y q = IA h v,ss tnevn
Northern .StepTg .f3q 81 7 n.