The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-13

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must have beenfearfulsa We only aoss oct
men killed, aud $50 wouudedF and 01oadssog
taken prisoneTs.s sow two kFsaersld
wounded, myself and there most hass2 as
tbeen more.Ys No deubtAthes fne1dscibNaz
journals ofasher North, browhestenI bysanldA
abolition despotism, wiA call this q sUuiono
victory, but you may rely upon my stats..9 .s
ment being, ,goddlemity' 5 owa truth Issoa
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az The Washington, Cerrespondepsd
| of Forney's Press-of-rhe ~3fst October.
speaking Of The reposll Ger. Thouas
on Gen. Fremont Says:
The unfortunate differences in Major
General Ffemon.'e military sdissrics hhavsF
been. brought TO head by the printing sofsoT
| the report sof zAdjutanG General ThoAkssudT
/ in the N sw Y otk IT fibuaeaof Wednesday, ssses
! The Smefea psrsohaF dispute rwhichshass ia
grown outsof fits exclusive pubiieaaoariS
matter for newspaper men to sestsssz4
among themselves r. Il eneral Thomas is
one Of tie sfairesta aand most Impartial o15kz
GERS in the armgl His feelings are strouRsssS,
! " enlisted in the cause, ~ara he certainly
did not ACCOMPANY GEN. Cameron Tfo~8Es
| Louis with ang purpose sef rdoiag.injusiics q
| to Gen Fremont, or of becoming the par,
ltisan of COL Frank Blair. Gen Cameron
himself only weut to st Louis in order
| personally to sascertain the truth Of thaz
charges against the commanding officer in;ccif
that quarters Hsghas, as know, waral-,asx
| ly sympathised7 With the President in .h,s...,
desire to give Gen. Fremont not only an
opportunity 30 distinguish himself, bsit 10
all the advantages resahfngs from fdf6,eryAT
political associations No other maasgm
could have sbeeu, more fairly treated sbyT
any ADMINISTRATION than Fremont. Ill. "a
has been tolerated In extraordinary ex-s
penditures aud allowed every mannsr " %
i defense on the part of his especialfriends3sG
i With all my regard for Frank Blair,sI.ssa
i have, not felt disposed to become a ,payti.oe,
san in bis ,dispuse with his former friepdS !,
] and it was only when the proofs SUBJ
mitted by Blair, became overwhelming piss
that saw the necessity for p4ompe a1dass
Immediate action in reference to Generuissq
Fremont. The report of Gen. Thomas,
J however its publication may bsregfetted
flat this time, imposes. "a imperative duty
! upon the President, and all true friends
lof the cause viii admit Tue sinsvsftabFa tey .
Icessity 'of superct ding dFremont.a hE ienos
4 those; whoshaVeo been his most earussx6T
friends, cannot resist the facts of ,Lis,rsi.x
1port. The, President. will undouh}edIYi'
be sustained W en- he takes the exnsctcd
> action upon this question. The Repur 70
tiicans Of the Noftfwel tdrupoB Awhon ch&ss
2 particular 5frFehds of Fremont 7. ly- wsiar
never ALLOW fthsir admiration OF the spok1ss
D itican or statesman, nor permit their syuasso
Ipathy with bis anti aIsysry pIQcss sma ion.s-~
to drive thEm into 9ssEat may be Coz!
: sidered as aa iadorsemant of acts which
have met tie .ssesngdasopprovo of every
commission that hassgsne forward tp;sF
: Iamiue, lintss thewa and tbs ,attempt MAKE
ing, in some quarters, to aDtagonizs -thaa
: Administrations, -because sef uthe, courssi IL
I has been compelled to takesin. rsfsrenceItp<s
this eases will prove a melancholy fails
lure. If John Charles FREMONT is ,Ann
: earnest and self,sacEiisiags adg0Galeppfe
!, the war; a hos win anticipate the dseree 0fu
a the President apdi gracefully retife.J 1aAa
q q oH EttJl " "-1Trs--' ? U I-577T7I7Too Sara
az znisd The Lower Lower Potomaeai eax srsu1sb
J" 1t is reported that two schooners. kdenI
u with hay and GoEsrunspte stoEss, Ess wefa
captured fbysths rebelss yesterday. a,Thsyd
i 'tattemptedr to Emp the block ade, A. gep;.
q ftlemap p,y who CANE up from Pert TybAes8s
2 this moyninlg s, .Iep9gs thai the Helsla cses;1
ot sionally Gre at the men who are workingJ
!. on the fortifcatiopsno beiuga lhrewp ny
d by Gen. sicklss1apHd Gep, Gep, HIesppera HIesp s@sssr
hdt'mes the shots p iss iii inland half gplssr
~ At othef tipes thay fell short. sIsds1 67S,
st1 lieyed, now that omInp picatiopo With tho
r9bels from the Maryland shore is ep,irs;~
IS iy cut efs It appears that lhs bcls az
n strengthening, their cd battgrtss AMI
l. erecting new ones, all along the sElrgtnsE
,, shore. The large body Of rebels VIZ
l. were encamped in the vicinity Of Faisfaxy.
D it is thought, haye-been sent d5wa To-
lie strengthen these batteriessas They, n0 :.
a doubt, are in dread of an attack by. land
ol and water.--P Philadelphia Press Oa.s s3l,s
D No vessels dare venture up the poso1
4 mac on the | at of November. WAsIliagss
1t ton may be considered tolerably welk
blockaded., E5s&aa4 s su4scas4I sa3
A. HuRRAHl-T Mayor Of San Fan;
,, cisco sends message by Telegraph 10 the
d, Mayor of New York City, congratpls ting
o, him upon the compilation Of The Psci6c
10 Telegraph line from San Franc SEQ; 70
a. New York City. The, peoplen u b9Si:s
se sections will now. be in daily csmadniess
ur ltion with one another. uuslaS s,s's