Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
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having ons oarseises to oasetit and tho veIy
pssaliag insttotion which We claim Just p
this tins d sbs Grand Amy d the Unitsd
states." And what ahorde OF barbsrianF
we ere sending down into VirginiA,iO be surel
tn ussshloa llstanees of this apO in opr
dispatches 70 day. Ga Sunday, the chaplain
Of ths EsF York Seventh preached a seq
1Oa % bis boys-and a right eloquent Ope
zoo, If it was ss good as bis sverage-a4d
thsa marched at the head OF his congregation
% the snsrsnohnents, where be showed them
that be was sustained not only BY an ali pow
srlal spiritual Arm, but by a physical arm
that could Weld the shovel and pickAze, As
veil in its way, Is the Bible and Prayer-book.
And in the othorease when the editor Of the
Alsxandria UniOn" refused TO publish the
proclamation Of Col. Wilcox, Of the Michigan
aFirst . TIE Col called out, "Printers, fall in,
and forthwith a squsd reported themselves,
Who proceeded to take the printing Office,
and then to print the paper, and we will
warrant that they did it in as good style IS
sscession hands had ever done it. This e
another glorious instance Of the presence OF
brains in the Federal army, and of the
universally Of the accomplishments of our
troops.
The civilized world has read with ai-
mlraicE, and the rebel Stees with dismsy,
Of the performances Of the New York and the
Massachusetts, rseinshR hpOn their march
through Maryland to Washington, when
they bull; bridges, laid railroads, scientifically
butehsrsd calves (which they had paid for)
and bare their knapsacks and hardshiPs with
sqbsl equanimity. And now these new
aehisvsnsnts Of the working parsOu and
fighting printers VIII astonish the old world,
end cause sorry ragings in the OOnfederaey.
Ths last win affect the greatest contempt. Of
Naflhsrn soldiers who are able to work, but
ssoEeay they viii quake with tear, and look
with anxious iorebOding to the coming of the
H0rand Army which is made up Of such
material, But their fear need be only for 1
rstribaioR upon themselves and not upon theil
industrial pursuits, for the advancing North.
orn hosts can "run" their whole domestic ma
ehiRe fsEcept the slaTes which can run them
BslVe5.) Our soldiers can not only keep thei
railroads in repair and drive their engines, bu
can take charge Of the offices, and keep th'
books. They can tend the cotton crop, ,ald thel
tsnd the machines for spinning and weaving if
They can raise and dispose Of the tobacei
srof and DO 3 eommission business in sugar
and nolssses, receiving all sufficient lega
adEies from their own ranks. U And then
a Whaa they have perhaps ended the campaigr
n Mobile, Charleston or New Orleans, ant
wish to celebrate the event. they can attenl
upon the fair damsels of the favored city will
all the ease, grace and intelligence Of
Parisisn, furnish toast song and poem writ
tsu 70 order, and edit the next days pa
Pozs pqbliabing full report Of the proceed
ings furnished by their Gown reporters
and illustrated by their special sftiss.''
Room then for the eosmoIolitaa army o
SAs United States