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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
Joan Ben Not a secessionist.

IFrom the Louisvlle journal IN
We have received authentic assurances
that the speech of this Distinguished gen-
tleman at n ash vile, The other night. vas
SO reported in the Nashville papers Of
the following day as 10 do him injustice
in several particulars. and especially in
..he total impression begotten. Mr.: Bell
we understand, will. at an early day.
prepare for publication synopsis OF
what he did say. ------o.--.~.-.-->--.--
Meanwhile, we may state, and, per
haps, ought to state, that be himself re.
CARDS the speech as an effort against
Sec ssion ami for the Ucion. We do
not, after The assurances we have received,
permit ourselves 10 hahfbor a doubt that
such was the real end OF his effort but
Eeertainly in all the c urse oil national vi
tcissitudes, "a more unfortunate choice OF
means was newer m ade by a patriot and
a statesman. John; Bell, beyond rational
dlspute, ommiQed, in this nexpIicable
effort, which must have The public effect
Fof a crime: but we are bound TO btIiare,
thnt he committed the b4aader honestly.
lie is UNIQUE stiqaably guilty OF a terr'.
! Die, mistake; but not, as we were al f rsl
driven by a, sense of imperative duty to
say, Of detection. ie yet sincerely deems
himself TO be loyal 10 the Union. nd
we do not doubt thatewiA feel it due To
his fame and to his country, to. promptlJ
say this much for the public under hi;
Iown signature.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED,
New oKK, May 4.

NEW Ckk, ma J +.
Superintendent Kennedy has received
letter stating there is thoroughly or
e ganized plan 10 burn New York. Phila-
,delphia and Boston, by cutting off the
supplies Of water, and then setting fire
eFite various points. 1t also states that
a!amenshaye been stationed at both Boston
-ssa and Philadelphia for weeks, and l25
a, have been sen. to New York 10 carry on
their hellish designs. Also that at first
JEFF. Davis disapproved of such a pro-
De eoeding, but since the Presidents procla-
a. NATION BOW farors it. .,tses.as-
The letter is. dated at Louisville, and
the writer says he is an enemy, but will
not fight with camphene and lucifer
81 matches for weapons. b4a e5ae1 -
-y1a Several well known sccessonists in
o, this city are closely watched, and consid-
a. cradle credence is placed in the states
ment, and precautionary measures have
been adopted by the police. 1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09

Stale OF Ohio. Wyandot county. Sc.
Pursuant TO the command of an execution
writ from the Court of Common Pleas, in and
fer the county of Wyandot, to me directed,
shall expose TO public sale, at the door of the
Court House in Upper Sandusky, on the 25th
day of May, A ID, 1861. between the hours of
10 e'cloek,iA M and 4 O'Clock, P NJ. of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
Theupdiyided half of part of the east half
OF the north-rast quarter of sec. %, township
}, of range fifteen; commencing at the north.
east eoi ner of said quarter section; running
thence south to post now set for garden
fence; thepce vest far enough to make one
acre and haf- in square form out of the
noith-east corner of SAID quarter section: also
part of said 9usrter sertion bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at the northwest corner
of said acre and half tract, al d running
thence west 9 rods, thence south rods; thence
east nine rods, thence north nine rods to the
place of beginning. Situateip Wyandot coun-
ty, Ohio The undivided half OF said premises.
Valued at S675. .s,
To be sold as the property of Daniel ID.
Brow n, at the suit OF Cook & Goodbread.
Terms oil Sale, Cash.
JAMES CULBERTSoN, Jr., Sheriff.
April lS, 1861 Piss IS. a'rise
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
May 9 h, ! SCI,
NJ. II. KIRBY,
Probate Judge.

We congratulate reaeers upon the discove
ry OF cure for Rheuma ism. Gout and Neu
ralgia, and all NIercuiaI Diseases, which is
enectei without the use of internal medicines
which destroy the constitution and give tempo
rary relief only. In fact ii is the only known
remedy effecting perfect cure, and We f. el
warranted, from It's recommendations in cal ing
the attention OF the affii ted and those havin .
friends suffering from Rheuma' ism. tiout, n eu-
ralgia the perneious effects of Mercury, to
ihe advtr lis ement in another column of our pa.
per of DR.. LeIaud's Rheumatic Band.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
Probate Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that r, N. Tay lor,
~ 8dministra tor of Sarah Miller, deceased !;
j. H Hunt. admini traitor, de bonus nos, of the
estate of David Ere lline. decreased Lefty Jinks.
administrator of George w Jiaks, deceased /;
james S. Cumnins, administrator of James K
Dunlap, deceased; irwin Walton, gnadian Of
Lewis Corfman William Bia,tou. guar ian of
the estat e of the minor heirs of David Truby
deceas' d /; Alfred Thatcher, guardian of Thomas
Thatcher; William Best. guardian of Austus
tonaghan. and William Nc ,ormack, guarliaa
of Cathacne Keyser, have filed their rrspe tive
accounts for final settlement in the office of he
PROBATE Court of Wyandot county, Ohio.
Said accounts will remain on file in said
Office for inspection by ali concerned; until the
3lst day of May, A. D., 1861, when settlement
will be made.
NJ. H. KIRBY,
Probate Judge.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
Arms at Columbus.
IF ON the Fact Of the 4th.


- Yesterday 8l9 boxes Of arms and
ammunition arrived here per freight
Us train, consigned to Gov. Denuison; also
silafour bales of blankets per American
ne Express Company, The American TX
press Company also brought four boxes
of arms this A. NJ, and the Adams Ex-
press Company eight boxes of arms
Invoices were received here last evening
- of 1000 more stand OF arms from the
WaterVleit Armory, New York. Quar-,
- ter-Master General Wood, on szhis recent
visit to New York. purchased. for the
g use Of the State of Ohio, 2.000 Enfield
81 rifles; 1000 Sharpe's carbiues, new pat
10 tern; 1000 Sharpe's rifles with sword
sacbayonets: 500 range rifles with sword
bs7bayonets; and rs dsagoon sabres. An
loiorder has been seat to Europe for one
hundred thousand dollars worth of En-
SO field rifles, which are daily expected to
arrive. SONS -. bra.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
WASHINGTON, Nav 6.


27a Two thousand troops arrived to>day,
sll New Jersey regiments. y1s ii
The government has given permission
to the Norfolk line of steamers to carry
mails and passengers through the Ches-
apeake, but they are TO take no freight.
10 IKE telegraph line on the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad has been destroyed for
several miles, in order to prevent Gem
muuication with Harper's Ferry and Bal
more. Counter movements were made
.a at the former place, on it being known
that troops were advancing from Wash
ington and the North on Baltimore. =
Five persons who have been confined
fer expressing treasonable sentiments
} were released to-day.
qog A gentleman arrived from Mobile to,
digit, thinks that the projected attack on
Fort Pickens will be abandoned, and til {
troops ordered North. No demonstra-
D. tion was made against Alexandria to-
. day. z4' IS 20
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
[corrcsdondence Of the Gin. Gazette !
.is aaf COLUMBUS, Mas G


2" Avery important general order is pro
mulgated by Gen. Darlington, this NOR
ming, calling for the organization OF re
serve corps of a hundred thousand men,
TO be subjected to instant transfer to ac
tive service, whenever needed. Under
this order Hamilton county is entitled to
one hundred companies, to be placed Oh
the reserve list, and standing as ,od a
ehance as any others after the ten regi.
menls now accepted by lhe State, Of
speedily "seeing service" Arms are
not 70 De Issued to these companies, but
" is hoped that there are enough private
arms In the State to be used for purpo-
ses OF !, drill, and until the companies shall
De called upon for active duty.
~ Inc order explains clearly the manner
OF proceeding to raise com panies for this
reserve force. the number of companies
/ 10 which each county is entitled, and
other matters pertaining to the org ami
zatlon Of this immense Home Army
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
Especial Dispatch to tie NY. Herald
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Illinois, May 4.-Gen. Pillow,
Gen Ely and three prominent officers OF
the Confederate army. and large num-.
Der of Mississippi, Arkansas ana Tennes-
see troops are at Memphis. and heavy
guns are arriving there daily. E.
Col. Prentiss, the commanding officer
at this point has just received the fol-
lowing dspetch from three of the most
prominent citizens of CINCINNATI:
5. Gen. Pillow has several steamers
ready at Memphis. He meditates an i'm
mediate attack on Cairo" la
Col Prentiss replied: " Let him come
he will learn to dig ditch on the right
side. l am ready.
il 5Ba1rTMoRE, May 4. The Public Snt
ty Bill, appointing a secession Commit
tee 10 rule the affairs of the city and
State, met with SO much resistance in the
Senate to day that it was finally recon-
mit.ed. Tie Union men consider it as
good as lost The Union feeln. is evi :
IDENTIFY gaining ground throughout the
State. ...-.es f, s,r...-s
Accounts from the Northern Central
Railroad say that the +" orkmen are &C
lively engaged in repairing the bridges,
and meel with no opposition. The in>
habltanls, on the contrary, seem reioiced
at the prospect Of speedy re opening OF
communica ion. .,1...... s. -
A grand Union town meeting will be
held in this city on Monday. ~. -. 3.
Nothing has been heard from Freder
ck this morning; but private parties
profess to have inform alton or the defeat
OF the Public Safety Bill in the Senate.
Itis also reported that the Union men Of
Frederick lhre eatened violence to the mem
bdrs ii they attempt to pass the bill
The sentiment here is very generally
aoajust it, -sgl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
Military Affairs in Indiana.

INDIANAPoLIs, May The Legi>la
ture to day authorized the Governor 10
call into im mediate service for one year
six regiments for the defense of the
State. Additional appropriations of
S50O,O0O will be made Tor purchasing
arms and placing the State on complete
war footing. About thirty companies Of
the State requlsitlon are already here in
camp, and the balance. will be here by
Tuesday, making twelve regiments, Fed
eral ani State troops. H. :
Gsg- The Peoria (IHa) "Transcript"
contains notice from the committee Of
safety, that from and alter that date, no
grain, provisions, or munitions of war,
taken or shipped on the Illinois River, or
upon any railroad destined for any
southern point, sha Il be allowed to pass
Peoria, until otherwise ordered.
EY The blockading force under Capt.
Stringham will consist OF at least fifty
war vessels. accompanied by sufficient
steam transports for the accommodation
of land force 10000 strong. Thus it
will prove sufficient to make an efficient
blockade Of any inlet on the Southern
coast into Which any vessel drawing
SIX feet OF water might otherwise enter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09

EE The Charleston Courier received
to-day opposes jeff. Davis taking the
field in the impending war. 1t thinks
his services are needed more in his pres
seus position. He will probably be sa-
fer there. The same Journal proposes
that each day Of the month of May be
set apart for "prayer to the Great De
liverer FIR his sensible interposition.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
U.sS.aEs&cruiting Opening in Baltimore.
BALrIMoRE, May 6. i

o.. S.aEs&cruiting Opening in Baltimore.
BALrIMoRE, May 6.
3 Travel. over Il e Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad is ssuntefrupted, U. S. recruit
ing opened in, this. city this morning, on
Baltimore street, and the stars and stripes
di played. : = =. ''.@i . - -i'
consternatton at-Alexandria. X
s.3 WAsH1NaroS May 5, = Messeng gers
from Alexandria report that large num-
ibers of people have f9d from that city in
viewof the conte emrlated attack by f, d.
erel tfooos. ndt.J tns5e sgoo5r 3Hi 81
+ About four hundred rebel troops START
ed on Sunday from Richmond, bet seeing
q Federal fleet coming up the p tomac,
hey escaped toward Harper's Ferry
TIE Herala's dispatch says the Mary
land Committee was told by the Presi
dent, that it is not the intention Of the
Government to retaliate icr the attack BY
Ba!timeriaus on Norther n troops, but it
was determined to assert its right of way
through Ba timore at all hazards. a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
Biistered Feet.

A correspondent Of the Buffalo Com :
me'clal Advertiser. speaking IRON expe-
iiehce, says that if the stockings are
'u[nea inside out and thoroughly rubbed
Win comnon brown soap before putting
thom on, there Is no fear OF sore or blis-
tered feet on long march,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
GROCERIES, and

NIlOtfthl Eso, ana --.
h. Il st5 sa-a- CROCKERY WARE,
Also, Fanc Dress Goods Ribbons and Shawls
Also, Bopnets of the l@test and most approved
st, les. hl.o, Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, " it'll
small sprinkling of o her traps. 2''--
05- Call aud examine tor Yourselves, whrIe
we tender GU cur best bow snd try to excite
year rjzbles by an exhibition of our poetic al
talents. a--
4 stands for A tcies, f,ncy and rare,
= stands for Buyers with monty to spare,
stands fer Cash Store. at W hch goods a re sold
ID for the Dealer whoi is after your gold;
T. stands for Every one who dry goods buy, -
T fer the foo ish who never dare try.
G stands for Gentry, who never should fail .r
To examine the Goods that we offer for sale .
III stands for Hats, which we have the bows
Besides Rattles & Whistlee and various toys
stands ivory Fans in the ca.h store found !.
j stands for Jest, of which many are ue,
But don't think we re jestng whi.c talking
with you,
X stands Tor Katy. your darli g. your dear.
! L. FOR the Luck you'll have when you see her
| Picvi led you cary her a thimbe and case I.
Or something you think she'll like in its place
II stands for Match safe, which al smok, rs
should tuy. ---
N stands for Needles OF which we have a sunply
. ST; nds forro open our wallets and trade;
| r for pin cushion for the Cash Store made.
| ~ toi SE"li tctSt which We are I i ly 10 b1ke;
Il stands for Rattes, for the babies to shake
$ stands for spoos of various hues.
L stands for Thread, for the ladies to use;
q sta ds for unhtliever, who is always AFRAID
| To purchase, for fear of being shaved in traeI-
V stauds fol. Value, which every one places
= On oar Dry Goods, Il oceries and Bonnets ia
| casts; - -g-.-F
| " stands for Wool, for whs le or what
" ill you have from beautiful lot. r
Y stands for Excasc US il you don t want to buy
| Y for Yard Mcasu e, which tax eve! v-oRe's |
u stands for zeal which when rightly display ed
| Is ali excellent thing all sorts of trade;
Nos, il you'll wait a very short time,
Well exhibit the Coos without as king dime
7H Re. pectfully yours,
WM. H. HUBBARD.
Uppe. S&adusky April 25 IT,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
T Fl Z
H
"SUN DAY MORNING CHRONICLE
Published at sVafhinston, D. C.


The Chronicle is published on large
folio sheet, with new type. and contains. !:
A full weekly Iecord of Military ard Nava
Nov ments IN Washington and throughout the
country.
Original sketches of New England Celebi
ties, by an able Northern wiiter
\ les of original sketches of the City of
Washington, its growth, public buildings, and
attractions,
Original sketches OF the Churches and Cler
gy III Washisgton-an account of one churc
aud its pastor appearing il each issue
lete S from Cores pondents i'll all the prin-
cipal parts the county.
Smithsonian papers, contslning accounts of
the more ecent discoveries i'll science, in al
parts Of ths wo Ii, as reported at the Smi hso-
HIan institution.
Essays, Sketches. Tales. and choice gems of
Poetry,
4 weekly recofl of removal and appoi t.
meHts by tie Govern nIent, Local RI ports, de-
.ugs in the city. Slc,
EdHorials, by of the ables. wite.s in
the Country.
The object Of the publishers of the Chroni
c!e will ever be to render it high toned Metruss :
poltan family paper. he Subscription price
by mail is So per annum, in advance, OF 81 +
six months. Three copies, five months, 81. 50.
specimen copies 70 warded when desired At-
dress, enclosing subscription, in gold or par
bills,
JAMES B. SHERIDAN & Co,
." Publishers Washingteu D. G.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
A Call.

A Ii knowing themselves indebted to the
N Stove d Tin Establishment of NJ A.
McGil, must cali and settle Immediately as
the Books must be closed up. We will sell
Stoves 10 per cent cheaper than our common
etall price for cash, bnt We will. sell on
time hereafter. Corn, Wood, Oas, Hay &c,
taken on account. --
CHAs. AoGILL, Agt
May oh, lSSl-;E
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09


s.ei. = Ii is stated bvsthe best autl olity lhat
Lord Lyons, the Bti,ish Mihister, sent q
special messenger 10 detan the steamer
= Persia At New York until full dispatches
tould be forwarded BY him to the Home
Government. - 2H-A s,
y1s. LordsLy ons is advised understand,
to profer to the United States Govern
ment, for she suppression of the Slave
State rebellion, arms aud ammunition, and
- troops from Ebgiaad and Canada. By
- the Persia he sent out orders for three
se hundred Thousand stand OF the improved
Minnie musket, and for vast nu Alber Of.
the celebrated rifed cannon. Orders in
future are not to be flied in Ens land for
the Rebel Government ior nrms, or am
~ munition, or ships OF war.
vigh IL is believed that an English and
esiFrenehufeet will be sect to the Southern
p purts al an early day, to CO. operate with
the United States fleet N the blockade oi
Secession ports.
Louis Napoleon has joined with Victo-
Iia 10 suppress The Slave State rebellion
It'is stated that his offers of service to
yGPresiden Lincoln are now oa their way
to Washington. U.! sd - u -Ysa ~,
-i;fs 7Ieis chopea here that Yaacev and his
y1sconfe derale traitors will, be seized by
France and England, and sent tosthe Uni
sloted States to be tried and hung, under the
rctxtradition treaties -ts5{ ssg.,3,e p
snei Orders have been issued it is repor-
~. ted, to the Governor. General OF Canada
-qoto offer the United States men and rms
d 81 i = g.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09

fEHE New York Cash Store has Just
received fine Stock of Dentilla Lace
Shawls. Points and Manlillas, Stella Shawls
Shaess silks and ne Dress Goods.
z F you want Hoops of any kind go to
M RoBRINs Il Hr'--
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09

EF- 1t is a very general impression at
the North that one Northern man can
whip three Southern ones, and an equal
ly general impression at the South that
one Southern man can whip ten North
ern ones. Both sections are destined
to be astonished.-I Louisville Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09

he South is stopped to-day. No COM
municaton with Baltimore or Washing
ton is ispermitted by the military authori-
ties. Gen Patterson refuses TO give
his pass, and holds the road
exclusively for thotransport OF troops and
munitions of war.
Three hundred passengersfrom WASH
inyton, reached this city to-day. They
have occupied thirty hours IN the jour
ney from that capital 10 lhis place. -,,~,~
Nineteen mem hers OF the Seventh re :
giMent Of New York have just arrived d
here, and leave Immediately to j,in their
Comrades at Washington. They 90 by
way of PerryviIle and Annapolis.
Commodore. Gregory of Rhode Island
accom- panies this detachment Of The Sev
enth to tie Capital. He intends. not
wi hssanding his advanced years, 10 offer
his services to tho government. He has
been in the Navy for fiity.two years.
+ Seizure Of tile Relay House.
/ BALTIMORE, May 5.-The New York
52d and the Massachusetts 8th Regi
ments, arrived at poop, at the Relay
iiouse, and took possession OF the tele-
graph. planted eight howitzers on the via.
duct and Invested the place. This give:
full command ofthe road TO and from the
west. They cut off Geographic commu
nicauon to Harper's Ferry. It. is ru
mored that this movement looks to h'
ret4kng of that place. Half Of th'
members of7the Legislature are in Balu
more Ii comtnunicaton is cut off will
Frederick, they will not get there to
morrow.
Gen. Scott sent DISPATCHES to Gen
Butler at Annapolis, giving him thre'
/ days to take posse sslon OF the Rela.
House nine miles from Baltimore, Gen
Butler responded that he would hav
religious services there to-day. This i
! is done to co operate with the Pernsyi
vania troops advancing up Balllmor
on the, other side. 5-4-4r- 1l, zia-
1 E 4 corresponds writes: 1 motto
thai mucl appr. hens ion. exists in rela
ton to sun-sroge, among our brave vo
I luuteers, and having had conslderabl
Experience in working in The sun upo
house tops during the summer. | ca
safely say, that to carry a silk handkel
chief in the hat will prove to be perfc6
protective against any effect from expo
sure to the suns rays. The silk bein
a non conductor Of heat and elec!r icity
is assigned as the cause. -.rr=
t. Rg n correspondent Of one OF th
New Y ork journals, who was employe
L
When | de1is cred some of my dis
patches at the head quarters Of the army
the President and Secretary Of State, n
/ Secretary Of War were in consuhatlo
with General Scott This meeting wa
held at the Generals head quarters ou
of Difference TO his age, and in vieH c
the arduous labors he is now undergoin G
The President never looked better tina
now, and seems the man for the crisis.
LEXINGTON, No., May 5.-The Uno
| demonstration held here last nj ght wa
broken up by the secessioni>ts, On
/ Union man was shot but not serlousl
/ injured There was to be Union meet
lug here at ? O'Clock this evening, but
has been suppressed by the secessionists
I The secessiopist flag now wives in fror
1 of the Court House. sa
An armory, in place Of that at Harper
Ferry, is TO be established at Rock L
land, Hin ois. -e.aa
Gg-A a hundred and twenty odd me
are sick at Camp Jackson. There al
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09
- : =
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot county, So.
. Pursuant to the comman OF an order OF sale
from fbe Court Of Common Pleas, in and for the
county of Wyandot to me directed, shall llex-
pose to public sale at the door of t.. urt
House in Upper SAndusky, OH the 25th day OF
May, A d. 1861, between the hours OF lo
o'clock, A NJ, and o'clock. 2 NJ, of said day,
the following described property, to wit:
s--z-z-1n=io lot No. 72, appraised at $oo.
10 40.
t.ae ~o,fkT ~074LW r .RYF20.
All situate in the town of McCutchen-
vile. v, anaist ceuaty, Qhia.~-~-o-a~~.O.o<
To be sold the property of Henry Houpt,
at the suit of RIG. Pennington end Pencer
St. john administrators of The estate Oft Henry
Erect deceased
Feffus of Sale. Gasil.-sHe@e-s=.z--- -
+ JAMES CUiBERTSON, Jrs.Sheriff.
& Aprlloa6l- So IS. ~ 2 j
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-09

Ey One of our Washington CORES
pondents, says the N. Y Tribuee, tele-
graphs that the President is Ct opinion
that the people would do well to have
more confidence 10 the designs and pur-
poses of the Administration He is un-
questionaby right in this. Rhe govern
ment is fixed fact for four years al
least, and should be sus stained cordially
and promptly until it proves itself to b.
incapable. The President is determine d
that as the Immediate danger is now past
all war movements shall conducted
with such care and circurr spection as t,
leave nothing to chance. Everything
requisite to success will be provided be.
fole anything serious is ri,ked.