, 1861-08-01
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Ere In the 10tkCWlnR l8EE&s
I In May last we were informed By q
distinguished member Of Congress, whose
pane, If ne were permitted to efYe it
egould be . guaranty Of the literal truth Of
bis relation, that be had had IN interview |
With GEN, Scorr. a few dayg before his
conversation With us, and that in the talk
had with him, the plan Of the campaign
was set forth with great clearness and MI
nnteness Il then comprehended-lst, a
rigid blockade of the Southern ports; &c,
strong demonstrations, from ship, board,
upon one or more Of the cities Of the coast,
Charleston and New Orleans being spec |
iallv designated; Sd, the moving Of q
column from Washington, South, MA Rich
nnond. 10 the heart of the seeding States
On the Atlantic sea board; 4th, q column
of $1,000 men from Cairo south, attended
by sufficient force of gun boats and
steamers; and, 9th, column from some
point On the Ohio above Cincinnati, which |
would clear out. Western VIRGINIA and
Eastern Tennessee, and furnish reserves |
tn either of the other columns that might |
need them. This Vas riyen us by the
eent1en,an Of whom We sneak. With such |
1,articularity of detail that We can enter
tain mn dnnbt that he had it from General
Scott himself !
"A few davs after th;s n1an was set
forth. the Governor Of a Westezn State
fbat had 4roons at Rn11 Ruu in nassjnp
1fn,,neh this c;tv m hin return f1om wash-
7,ston called at this otF1ca fresh from a
.onve1sat;on With Cen Scott: and he con-<
61med vhat ve had bea7f7 hefnne of the
,,.n n nnes+;on
m 4 fpv dava later at;f1 ua uare to1d
-1v a senator in Conoresa who had had an
;rtery;eu 4vitb Gan scott to nroa .reatar
cs1eritv of. movement and the accentanca
IF greater n,urnhesr of troons that h;s ,m-
derataniI;no If The an1an !, waa derived
5r,ro ~. Gerara1 b;mea1f a,,d +hot Il wa,
cn1v confirmatorv of What our. first
=.fs.na,,..a;a
r. &C. Is ev;dence t,om three indie
.o~ao.+, ra,;at,a e1d responsible sources.
as ~ rho, tie an1an - WINS in NAV last. i
w. hald +hat Il IL aa oood az that piven tn
.ha ,,;,,1,,I;c aa the resn7t of an after, dinner
ta1E rf,i, NJ o]d chief hv Mn R,yuosn
~ 1he Times and we account for the dis
-rsnancv - ~. 1.av-that the General
,>.sts-e5 n aeath hv the editors and
eaocdex of newnnaners finding ME- RAY
.no,:n a. II. +ai,e With nenc;} in hand
ready In 7enort whatever was said between
sonn nnd n fese GAVE him what came m
1er1nost IN his mind taking care that it
Contained M ,art .of the truth. a. an ex-
nerhment by which the trustwor ortbiness Of
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Aae onheoi''es ., tne s''oat'on Il eotSe
acquaintance win the geography OF Il
country about TO oe invaded, It's resourc
IN men, money, ships, arms and comm
sary stores, and an accurate knowledge
the counter force to be applied,-the
are the requisites; and thousands
civilians have them all. The object,
take II, to be accomplished, Is TIE aedisperssd
end az far az 73rHc{1cdbte The de8{f1tcfs0u