The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

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.oor .ftar .hs ;nterruntion Of direct communi.
c.,;on v;s Ann.nolis TrooDs we,e coming in
e.n;dlv and IN tha mrface. all seemed pro.
g,ess;nr veIl Iaav a great pressure upon de.
n.r.meots in vhirh lint little activity had been
heretofore REQUIRED. War-sudden and threat.
enino-crovded them with demands. which
vere ;nst.nt and could NOT brook DELAY I
saw, I thought, . desire TO do all, and to do it
Immediately. I praised because thought IL
was deserved. Iendeavored to cool and re-
strain the impotence Of the people. Perhaps
the best communication have written was one
in description of General Scott, which was
sincere tribute to warvior to whom my attach.
ment has other and better evidence than any
oral or written declarations. He ought to
know that have not sought to crafty any
personal resentment in what have had Of stric.
ture on him or on his plans.
was not long here before saw that under
this appearance of doing, nothing was ing
done. There was no order and no system
Troops came in, and marched in review before
the President, and went suppcrless to bed
They were slowed away in public buildings and
private halls. with no regard to health or the
modified comfort of o soldiers life. They were
neither instructed in the art of war nor made to
understand the discipline of the camp Week
transportation or for the material of war. Arms
were pressingly wanted, but no arms were bought.
nor, 80 far as can learn, were efforts then made
to buy them. Troops we're offered in uncount.
ed thousands, and refused Next to getting an
Office, procuring the acceptance of a regiment
was the highest effort of stragetic skill and din
lomatic capacity.
| Ihave spent more hours In walking to md from
the War Department., and waiting there to urge
the reouistion of regiments. than have in vr
ting letters, and for DAYS and weeks spent NV
strength for naught. / asked, over and over
again. why temporary hospitaIs we're not erected
for the care of the wounded. A we mnst have
them, but without reply. Even then. the IN.
| Urinary. 40 called. was filed with the sick. and
| some Of those who would have been now living
| If left to the sunshine and dew arc in tba;r
graves. from this walled nest house. Not two
boards have been nailed topether unle.s SINCE
this battle. to shelter these unfortunates, some
of the saddest rectals of those safldcst ne d,,s
| have been those of MANNED men Who mad m h;Se
1 ,e peltinps of the pitless storm of Mondav nm.
tented and uncovered. I pray God to snare me
in His mercy anv renetitinn If the h;,,er bnn,;,
iaton and shame. and the grief and ind;cna,io
| of the last FIVE davs
| l cannot 90 into the details Of the last tuo
month"; Rnt vha, sha,, + sav nj send;na OK GOO
men into the massacre IF RplI Rnn9 WHOSE
madness was thisp Whose consc;snce doas ,h;s
blood iucarnadinep No one knew the force or
the nosition. There was M reconnn;sanoe
Men marched into hloody graves 90 ,han ,,o,,.od
into the doors of tho bowestead R..,:,;os NJ
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enemy had the sIehtest know,edsa G.nn ,no
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and sav to von gen,1a,nan os ,ha Goa. uumone'
that If Won had moved with enera, nurnasn aa
termination and entbns;asm vonr s,daps ns;oh.
now be holding iubilse on the h;oh.a Of tba,
snlend;d landscsne WI. ha,a ,ha, ,s sna'
without credit or cb,rsc,er, WIZ. :. ~ ao nn,
done. with bo,bs Call the three nsr.;.Ias o.;oh a
vords or legend ho,d ,san dps. ...'. ~ oa..n
mons 20 ceSomos, ,Oh;oh ~ u "a. 20 .ne sun sun,
your ears with the roar IF cannon ond ,,,,,
lish it to the nation in the voice of ten thousand
trumpets.
:. anu now, one wora OF what l have written
ra ,e n; aS' w.. .Iaee mon.ns e..ne az THIS mo
men' win 'ne early sun siantlng upon my win