Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-23
THE WAL.

The New Orleans Delta has long article %
show that the South desires only % De iet alone
and yet With the same breath IL urges an iuva-
sion Of Maryland
New Orleans papers have reports from Texe.
that Montgomery Of Kansas At the head Of 1000
men, had captured Fort Wachita, or the North
western frontier. Whether the story il true or
not the Texans were terribly alarmed. and
couriers were dispatched IN al directions Tor
help.
y letter 70 the Philadelphia Press says
Il learn that Gen. Cass is resolved. even in his
old age. 20 die with the harness on his back. and
has mounted his old uniform. and reviews his
troops, now eongregated in Detroit, every morn
ing. He has contributed out Of bis private for
tune $4,000 to the equipment Of the Michigan
Volunteers, and so 600 10 the suppor1 of their
families during their absence"
In commenting upon the skillful and oomDre-
hensive preparations ar head quarter the Eew
York Commerrigf ddgertiseg says
an this system 4tic gradual hut sure aeraurry
IN Of his adversary. the gen'a- # Wnfeld
Scout shines IN IFS clearest lustre ft IS -sTs
that on one occasion remark vas made 70 aifa
respecting this peculiarly ~ hls strategy AID
be p'ar'u,Ig replied When I ara goi6g 10
catch d rat. ! alwavs -ee r. it that al bis as.es
are first stopped
The edit Of the Charleston Cgy,er doctors
g Baltimore dispatch as follow
he traitor HICKS liet hIs name be car-s8
- everla-'saE intauy) has done more 2gaan-.
MARYLAND than SCOTT
This IS harmless language in spite o. US
strength, for Gen. Scott has dooe aoth r-
against VI ar, laid or the contrary tie peCre
are IN 1er great Oh cations 10 aim f,r IA. time
~ assistance against their own rowaIes
The Montgomery correspondent of the Caar
lesion C,tlrier uader late Of Nav IIth avs
i understood fr1m q gentleman just arrives
from Pensacola that General Bragg expresse5
himself ready 70 commence an attack on Pick
ems Yesterday. He has computed that IN cap
turing fhe fortress three thousand lives will BE-
lost On our side. lie says the place cannot be
taken az a lesser sacrifice. Prom the gTsa.
preparations in the Medical Bureau. ! an 10
clined 70 think 3 speedy attack IS premecItate5
Surgeons seem 20 re IN demand and instr
ments and medicines more so, Each dag -ar
eral Of the 3iciples Of Galen are dispatched E--
their saws and t0urnigGets 10 the scene. a-3
nearly al Of them ~ leaving have been assg-HG
thai fhev will -oon have -s0meb0dv' tta-
hurt 20 attend to.
. Governor Randal. Of Wisconsin. ia 5fs .s
( Message TO the Legislature, reyisr IS .he cza-
Of the present difficuities- ar then reoourns1.s
that immediate measg-ses be taken 70 proseea..
the VIZ WIN u-.ragging energy. ANON ~
( measures ~nich he suggests are the eqalP-- ri
/ o. - volunteer regiments the purchase O. r-sa
Cannon and The appropriation of one milliol 81
dollars. Gov. Randall SAYS the navigate y
tue QUO - Mississippi rivers mu.s - ser7rc.
70 the Northwestern states, sad - eo1c....
( with the following sharp talk
The people viii never consent - any os..z
ton Of the var, forced % WIckedly upon Is. d.
till the traitor, are hang Or driven intg an f.,rs-
. mlnious exile 7 his war begun where Chsr.es
! ton rs. The Sut.reue Ruler can but .-r..a
. upon the efforts Of the law loving. goyerume--
loving. liberty loving people Of this and fa re-
sis.l8- 'he disruption Of this Union Isgse
gathering armies are instruments o. He Ts--
( geance u execute His jgdgnents-thev ar H
I fails wherewith. on God's great Soura.--
threshing floor He ~iiI pound rebellion FOR "a.
sins.