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nobody eould peen5 NJ 3odia4 In his eomt>
naze saazsa the uias Of Ysliee, Eapl3: md
Rome, ef which No hare hard 70 much.
IN VIEW OF THESE THINGS, WHAT THE CON-
MTTK8 DID. Il
. We are informed upon sufficient esthosity,
that when the Investigating COMMITTEES con: !
Guided their labors 1t st. Louis, they sent
diepatch to, Washington, (by mil to Spring
field 60 that It might not Be stopped, telling;
tho President the condition of affairs In Mis-
souri,, and urging upon him the instant reno.
val Of Fremont, upon the ground 'thst IN bis
bands the war could not be continued q year,
for reason Of want Of funds to supply the
waste and proaigacy in bis Department..
WHY m Is not REMOVED.
The error Of the President Was in meddling
with Fremont's proclamation; and though We
have the highest authority for saying that that
document forms NO part Of the accusations
against him, the removal is delayed until the
people are satisfied Of his incompetency,
now so glazing to all who have
locked. into his Affairs. IN the mean
time, the confederates Of the California gang
are careulat1ns through the country the lie
taat me eapmet is prosecuting him because
he Is making himself, by his military SUCCESS
see, a prominent candidate for the Presidency,
anu tnat the e1lort il to disgrace and get him
CUT Oh Inc way! Was eTer LIE SO monstrous? +?
WHY DEBTS ARE NOT PAID.
Taxing fremonts contracts and orders as
the pasl6 oi Inc calculation, the Government
owes many millions Of money In st.
LOUIS "n1ca negieels 10 pay; and
.thls Is Inc feaaon why: Ihe gang
ana tnel1 eonleoea@tes nase e'loences OF IN
oen1eonesS o'Seo on tnese 1raode, a 1eW Of
nueu NC ua'e .eSl.eo' AAe treasury ooes
not ilenu ~ PH5 1ueni' Il money Is sent
w. ~ eu5 PI.poee' ueneiM FREMONT Will
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ment supreme:
no" ALL THESE THINGS AFFECT THE ARMY.
we touc1 ea sao toplc' ihe disorders
ald irregularities f Which we have spoken
hight be forgiven, and the peculations tha!
challenge disbelief might be forgotten, il, in
the management OF the army, there had been
ordinary skill OF ordinary sense. But while
Fremont behind his harricades, has been de
bstlng profound questions like these-"s shal
ride IN tWo CT tour horse eoaeh?" "shal
the color Of the horses Of my body guard bt
dalk or light bay :" "shall their tails be shor
or long ~ "Stall the caps Of the riders cos
Two dollars CT ten ~ (they cost the latte
fgu1eD "sha1 I have white kid militar,
gloves Or wash leather ?" the men outside
upon whom the organization Of the army Dc
pended-w1o have had abundance Of time
money, credit, and other resources, TO pu
| it properly and strongly into the field
have mainly been 20 busy in robbing the Cor
e1nment, that they have had no time TO loo]
after our brave soldiers Eanta, The result
tlat with insufficient supplies, defective cor
miEeariat, an lily Organized medical and no;
pital department, our boys from Illinois, II
diana ard Iowa, have gone forth to suffer b
hunger and perish by disease. Not less ths
three thousand, possibly five thousand Of ther