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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-05

JEssEB. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater in this
district will address the people of Robertson coun-
ty at the following times and places to>wit:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

AxER's ANEatoAS ALxAxAo has now ar.
rived, and is now ready for delivery. graf
Is by all druggists ana dealers, to allBho
call for it. Our readers may be surprised
to know that this Aittle pamphlet which
has become so much Il favorite in our SEE.
tiOn, has quite the largest circulation OF
any one book in the world, except the BIZ
BILE.
1t is printed in many languages and
scattered through many nations, as we'll as
supplied TO almost the entire population
of oar own vast domain. EyerT family
should keep it. for it contains information
which ail nre liable 10 require, when sick
ness overtakes them and which mas prove
Invaluable from being at hand in season.
i you take our adrice, yon will call and
get an Ayers Almanac, and lshen ear,
keep il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

~. u contains white population of six
tiu9Ited thousand, or about one hundred
ana and thlrty'hye thousand more than the
olner part Of the State, and it has only
aoo9t =. nifty thousand slaves. Hon. Shef.
L'lro Slsmens, of the Wheeling district,
teeentlE presented to Congress Union
memorial signed BY twenty-six thousand
91 b., ms constituents. The Tyler County
Li 1ta'n9EgLer ES. contains an appeal TO the peo.
I'ie OF VS. " estern Virginia TO prepare to form
for secession. Men Of ali political nSrt;ss NS.s
and beliefs favor the movement JiIi.inS
rom what We know Of the Legislature of
Virginia, we should say TINT Western yir.
GINA has quite as gond cause 10 secede
from hesitate, as the State has to secede
from the United States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

rFDn tAs Puridsaee tR. u Journal.l

I-1Vl4 q Ftt0 IleHye IlE' u FIuuFhaI+I
It is said that Western Virginia will
have majority in the State Convention.
Ii il does, there will be no danger Of the
passage of secession ordinance The
people Esst- t-Oflthe Blue Ridge coutInuc to-
ogtlAts tue question of dividing the State
And if secession ordinance should be,
adopted, there is little Eeason to doubt that
lRestetH irgiuiaS aSWiil endeavor to severits
Rolitiesl sePnestioR, Eish Restefn Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
From the correIpOndeneo Of the World. /


In the House, Mr.. Clemens Of Virginia.
delivered Union speech, during which
lie took occasion to depict the evils of Sc
session, His declarations were received
with great satisfaction by tue Union men,
as going far to show that the mad portion
of Yirginia politicians will not succeed in
PrcciRitating That State into unconditional
secession as easily as they thought 10 do.
One of his colleagues applied Tie cpithet
Of "tFaitnr9 TO hun as he concluded, aud
It IS rumored that the affair will end in a
hostile meeting. II is to be hoped that
Mr.: Clemens will bold himself above
,.giving satisfaction to any man of so
little courtesy and breeding. Mr.. Glenn
ems fought a duel with o. Jennings Wise
two years ago, and ihis, no doubt, gave
rise to the rumoF.A EAsf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

45-srIciAI Eo1IcEs Double the above rates.
ding to the space occupied and the humber ehSSSS
All trOnl transient persons or atrang
er5. to be paid foT fn Advance
B9sIness Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 per year
o. 81 Tor sig months, bnt for shorter etiod nofi6
Will be counted less than square =
The privilege Of Annual idyertIsInp ,s i,,,,t., b,
the AdverttSers own Immediate brisiness: and ali
@ for the bensh: Of other prsonS az
a. All legal advertisements, and advertisements
auction ses and real estate, sent In by them nuSt
be paid for at the usual rates =
a., ASAdHertiseTnents not accompanied with written
directions. VIII be inherited untH forbid and chSrsd
accordingly. -FiT= - N''' esS
cases at full rates - "
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals and announcements
Sermons, 90 cents each. nov11'5g
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gailg gntrlliaenter.
TERMS OF ADVTR1TTiS;775775555

INV sOLIU LINES OF NoSPAREn, ION oSr fxcT.l o1
LEss, MAKR A SouIRE. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

What the Warrington TeIeEraphte
CorresPondents Say About Mr.
ClemenS' Speech.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

claims net AZ SIIS ~ g5
Upwards OF 8I3, 100000
OF LOs'es have been paid by tho lRtna Insurance Co.
tuthe past II years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with goIyeney and
fair profit. = = :.
overwhelmingly gireh 70 ofaSiraHeto OF D TYELLLS
and C9HtsHt5t for ttrEaS or one To- fee yearg.
The progress OF this Desperation has been stable
an uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun
Shine and storm or periods eVentful in exempt from
9WeepnS eonaagr7tiOns aud maritime disaster be
lag long established, eash basis the troubles Of
the credit system AFFECT US In material particular
During "lard times" the security OF reliable InSu-
rance is an imperative duty-ths ability OF property
holders to sustain loss being then much ieSSebed -
Policies lsIued without delay, and all businAss nt
tended to with dispatch and hdelity. by
n. g. ARTHUR, Agent,
o1iee over the Danl. Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
SaddIeS, Harness, Trunks &c.

'''1V11E5E3FAIlT4 q INEIA Ia" y u -
D. SHEPPARD. No.13l &aln street, eorn.ro n
Union, viii contipue 10 keep an hand isrgSTnI
Ing OF ladies' and Gentemen'a JlIiIeK Zinc Care
Harness, Trunks, Yarcs, Carpet Bsss Satcl,si Ci.
Eould respectfully cali at'enti6n to my sfort ,l
trtist ny strict attention aud Pr1tnfnsss 10 Ioif
continuance Of the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done si, IN nm
per scps3.sS Ps'lHSF' 2 J-p, s;!LEePASD. 81,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
From the correspondent Of tho Hrrnld. A


Mr., Clemens, of Virginia, made n now.
erful speech in the House to-day. favorinp
Union and showing the horrors that wifi.
accrue to the slave States by separating
from the free Northern States. He dee s
el.red boldly TINT the re-opeuing of the
Efricnn slave trade is one great object the
Gulf States have in leaving tile present
Union. His speech had thrilling effect
upon the House and spectators. and ia the
subject of general conversation all over
the city to o.night. Immense numbers of il
have been subscribed for, and il will ,bs
thoroughly distributed as one of the best
md ablest Union saving papers yet pro.
dnced. Mr.. Clemens appeal 10 Mr.. Adams.
of Massachusetts, to announce his views
on the present state of nffuirs from the
standpoint of his relations TO the elder
Adamses, as one of tile representatives OF
the old Commonwealth, upon whose soil
the first blow for freedom was struck and
the irst blood shed, was thrilling, and
have the best authority for announcing
will be responded to BY Mr.. Adams at NO
very distant dny
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

HR. NARTIS (HIs coLLaAeuE) cALLs I,rv !,
TRAITOR, ASD SAYS, WAIT TIL WE orr
Yog PAck TO TtkoIStk. .i'1-RsPoRrRp AZ.
FAIR OF HONOR hErwERS EHgM. Fil7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

NAtOAt AM SAYS, WAIT TILL WE GET
10y bAc6 TO TfRoIStk. k.''--REPoRrRD AP.
FAIR OF HONOR BETWEEN THxN.
tFrom the Correspondent of the rribuuo
Ma. CLEMENS SPEECH. -,. ia
No speeoh has prodnced a more decided
sensation this session than that oF Mr.
Slelnens to-day, who represents the Whee-
ling district of Virginia. He pcrFectly
demolishedas secession and its RASH Rdyos
Gates, exposing the selfish motives which
animated Ar-TO0mGs and other self-an.-
pointed leaders, aud the inevitable rniD
that would fail.upon the border StateS ;f
they suffered themselves to be drawn into
tnis reasonable coalition against their re-
III interests. by comparing the statistical
results ne demonstrated that the: South
wanted population and not expansion, and.
itnat Ethe Rtter could only be obtained
through the African slave trade, which
Is ut tue bottom of the movement tbnngl,
now admitted in qualified terms Ro1i,
slues gathered around him, and while tho
extremists endeavored to distract atten.
tion, every word told with unusual effect
as ne had not closed at The end of the
tne hour, motions were made to extend
the time, but objections were shouted
from the Southern side of the House. even
% let him print the conclusion. A more
thorongh exposure and dissection Of false
pretences has rnrGly been witnesse,lt nnJ
no surprise was excited that the dema.
gogues and conspirators should have
WINGED rs they did.
From the correspondent Of the Timcs1
{ Mr.. Btngham's speech in The House TO-
uay was, as anticipated, n strong. Union
and coercion speech, and an able judicial
argument. He was followed. by Clemens
OF virginia, who made Union sneech' >
which hcomPletely overwhelmed and stunned
the Seccssionists. He. of course. treated
the Republicans to Democrats opinion
OF that party. and paid his respects. to The
1Apolillonists in strong terms Of tlenuucia-
5t!on, bat wien he attacked secession and
showed his own section the disasters to
J SHnem, Ht., ana the loss consequent upon disso-
luton and tue formation of two senRTota
Sonfederacies, there as an intense eyciteS
: isIis spl the Dedi0qtatiC I'd Is ii III
itaftst tlis5 iis honf expired; iiaufl NO.,
AZ az attempt tosexteud bis time. q 'b0ister6ns
scene eusued' which iat iUdesfime tiif non.
ei row. Martin, of Virginia, and R6st
OF Arkansas, attacked Clemens bittur1v
an violation of the rules and orders of ,Is
House. Martin said: "Let him on on win.
ms treasoni we will teach the traitor when
he gets to Virginia" Logan, of Illinois.
replied: .lf his speech is treason, ther, IL
no man in Yirginin who can answer Il ~.
Eoulk, of Illinois. insisted upon Clemens
going on. Rust and Hindman, of Arknn-
sas, declared he should not, and upon mn
attempt being made to givohin leave. frat
the SoAthern men very discourteousiy re-
fused it. Their excited behavior showed
that he had told tue truth and touched
them to the quick. Washburn, OF. Illinois
followed in an able speech.
rPrnm tina c,r,.,,,,,,s,, 4, .,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

GE15@ SUPT. WAITER iIYORISS.-.
~ resPoctfnIly Ui myself rbRaidate
Water Works, at the ensuing Charter Elgrticp,
Il oecl4N --s H. rtaa n WAi, uITLTT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
New York PAPER WareiIOTSe.

.ONEPRICE ONLY. WHERE pa PR nj 1i,Iss
~ BOOKSELLERS, Statiouers. Binders. rinterf anis
purchasers generally can from 10 to ~ pcr cent
by purchasing from first hands. -
Il4IlnS increased our misunderstanding Facilities Y
can oieT Ercat inluepment TO parties in want n n.
reg sneh ~ are uHf1y sold by a Paper WnrehotiSs
ledger aud Plat Papers. Poolhcar Letter Note "i
HleL; kSlia Packet Commercial, and all gries Of
IIi EaiH,ss, C3lorssi Papers, Tissue, BindsrE.
N.it, bnnh' Drawing. lssIl- EHvclpJS. I'ariIruIar
AUgnH2n pId ~ supplying I'4iiks With IypnE-SSio
Alrt Letter aud Account Papers. Ssools aud SEMI
naries ClcrSymen and Professional mon. Billbe5is
IN st0t, ready ruled for pruier-. frut to 4 IIris
20 theslieat- blue aud White. HnVe and I.lid n,
Aet- n complete Paper BaERAT. Sehd for CjrciIlaFs
ani save yaur money. Orders y malt NorI1ins,niei
with eiai viii he filled well a. n tirr9t r. 49,
sou. CARSON HAND =
hP1-lye Paper Wareh0use. ~ Beekatau ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

TtE-=o, FOR CITY TREASURER...
49, MEssEs. EpirUAs.-l respectfully nfier my
Treasurer a. the mex Charter Election
declI IL w JTAHDTNC
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

E2EESSSs FOR WHARF, DIASPER-
49, MEsAEs. RbIrOkS.-Plcase auIoiince tile
name of JOHN IRWIN a. a suifAbtu ratdIdkte fiT
Wharf Master, At the ensuing Charter EitcIiSu aud
o9llge (dcclSRl MANY FRlENDs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

EtsEas TO THE c1TIZENS OF
49, WHEELIAG.-I offer myself AZ n ss1rii-
date for tle office OF City Sargent Mt The ensuip,
Cnarter Electton. Ideol3El 0EORHE FORiiES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
ms MANY FRIENns.

ylrCL-TSs TO THE CIT'I2EN KS Of
49, ywIIEELINO.-I offer inyself a. n e,n,ii
SIs for tie 9ee Of City serEeaat the ensuing
charge the duties OF the Office IronptIS GiibfnlIy
and iGipaTtially to the Lest Of my ability ~
decl4G ! l.. 81 NHSTOS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
I N S U r AN q a.
AETN a
Insurance Go. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED la1o
Capital & Surplus, seas4, 4,IOO.O2.
Assets, Jannary 1, 1850.

hc INCOME of this Company Il DOUBLE th.t :,
""! "'hsr Fre II'',, InInESase Corporation in the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

E9sk1T>s TO THE CITIZEN s. or
49, ,WIlEHLING:-In nEIrr myself Ha n Sandi-
Gate Tor The Office Uf Superintendent Of tile Water
Works at tho ensuing Charter Election
"cci9 JAMES W. MOORE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
REMARKS OF -
THEHON. SIERRARD CLEMENS
q coNeREss, oN TVEsDAY LAsT.

He Believes "SlaVery will he CrueI-.
ned" II the Union is DissoIvd--He-
Exposes the Free Trade Schemes OF
the TrattOrs--SecessiOn Is Death to
the border Slave States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

HEST> TO THE CITY vOTERSI.-
We beg leaSe to rsite, tfuliy ,iicr n 4 can.
SlgstS tor The oaee OF Street Comm s>loaer MAR
CGS ". 4AiICh who y, We honestly believe a. n tlt
I1alnSd 70 dlselRFIs the duties Of ssid fce .. aV
Other l,eE getsYn WHO eau be presented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
IN S U RA N 9 e

JOHN Ltsr. ;fRoHT. MoRRIs6S. W LooAN'
HGsENE LtsT. \. R.DkyRNPoRT.
LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
WhOlesO1e Gr0cers q Produce Dealers
Nas.TO aRd so Naia-St., Whstling, Va.
We dedre to state to the friends OF the late Arm,
AMI to the trAlS generally that in possession
OF the ample fseties for the transaction Of
Wholesale Gr.,cery and PrOtinee RnSihess.
We ara deternlnal to execute AL orders entrusted
TO oar with hlelity and PromPtness and on the
most favorable tsrn4, Your ob't servants,
sLLSF,-4T0RRFStfN AGO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25
NUMBER l3l
DTSSOT1ImrnM

VIE FIRM OF RHODES & BROTHER Is TINS
y day dissolved 10y mutuaIcops,nt Eitbrr ,.
- antlort1el to ssttle khs neelnnt. 10y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
PRIZES REcOYEREn.

New YORK, July 20.-Capt. Peel, of the
brig Costa RIGA from4Aspinwal spoke on the
8th, off Cape Antonio, brig Cuba, Capt. Strout
from Trinidad, for London, who reported that
they had succeeded in disarming the prva.
teersmen, and would bring his vessel here. 1t
appears from the report of the Costa RIGA,
that a bovine Of the Cuba parted when going
into Cienluegos, and the prlzemaster, midship.
man HodginS, was ordered to wait outside un
til the Sumter returned from towing in the
Machias. AS soon as the Sumter was out of
sight, the prize crew laid down their arms,
preierring TO go anywhere to seeing her again.
They say they were forced to join the priva-
teer or Starve Over half her crew are north.
erners, and will desert on the first oppOrtuni-
ty. The names of those here are Henry Spen.
Ger, an Englshman, and John Davidson, Il
Scotchman.
New York, July 2l-The brig Cuba
which was captured by the Sumter, and re-
taken by Capt Snout and crew from the prize
crew, arrived to day. The prize crew made
desperate resistance. On the 18th, the mid
shipman of the Sumter went into the maintop
and when Capt. Strout came on deck SAID he
wanted to speak with him. but seeing pistol
i'll his hand, the captain procured a revolver,
and ordered him down. lie refusing to com
ply, the captain fired twice. One shot took
effect in his shoulder and he came down.
The schooner S. J. Warning, captured by the
privateer JEFF Davis, has arrived. On the
night of the 10th, when fifty miles south of
Charleston, the steward, VIM. Timan, colored,
killed three OF the prize crew with Ratchet
The other two were released on their promising
to assist to work the vessel. Their names
were James Wilmor Of South Carolina, and
James Dawsett of New Jersey Timan, with
the aid Of the rest of the crew, except one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.


Patrick Mccarthy, in the employ Of Mr..
Macullar, clothing dealer, was mys:eriously
shot about noon on Friday, while on his way
to Jamaica Plains lie insists that he was at
tackled and robbed but the circumstances lndi-
cate that the pistol was fired by his own hand.
The movement is on foot to organize Fire.
man Zouave company in Boston, TO be at
tached to a regiment as a skirnishng flank
company, to be differed by members of the
original Chicago Zouaves, who served or
three years under the late Col. Ellsworth
Two or three soldiers at camp Cameron, had
desperate fight last Friday, resulting in criti-
cal injuries to a man named Blanchard. One
of the offenders, John Cooney, was taken in
charge by tile picket guard, and is held for
trial.
VIM. Eaton, son of eX captain of police Ea-
ton of Boston, died at fort McHenry, last week,
of typus fever. He was member OF Capt.
Pope's company attached to the third bat
talon.
The inward freight house Of the Boston and
Maine railroad, four hundred feet in length,
was destroyed by fire, Saturday morning, with
contents of slight value. The loss is $4,000 or
$4,000, and is fully insured. 1t was caused by
spontaneous combustion.
DIR. C.. G.. Jewett has been detailed as sur
geon OF the sixteenth regiment at camp Cam
of Boston have been detailed as surgeon and
assistant surgeon of the nineteenth regiment
encamped at Lynnfeld. near tbe seventeenth
Essay couNTy.
The prospect of the apple crop on the east
ern shore is discouraging. The trees were
DAMAGED somewhat Inv Ihe winter So ih,t tl,e
blossom was but sIiyht and but li,tle trnit scr
and durin~ the recent sharn drourn what an
nIes thorn xora an Tho trans h.vn mostly, ,l,n,
ned off
The premises in Stoneham known as tba
"Hotel Buidiuu" were SET on fire IN Wcdnes.
dav last and iniured ia The anount of s15oo
THE building was insured tor S2000
The tbrpe story donble honsa mi s,olJa =,
the same town. owned by George w Dvka
were sci ON fire the dav following and rLnIIy
DESTROYED.
The large barn on the estate of the late Ez.
ra Dodge in Beverly. was destro, ed Inv fire.
THURSDAY pioht togetber with n;na COWS ani
a ouantifv of farming stock This also was
cansed bv am ncenJiarv
Tho R.r,lett Mills in Ne,yhurvnort oro q,
susnend oneratons next SUNDAY for a fo,U
weeks The mills emnloy three hnndred aud
sixty nersons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
GEN. PArrERsnN,s onnrMANn

CHARLEsrowN, VA, July 20.-The elev-
enth Indiana regiment Col Wallace, marched
to headquarters and informed Gen, Patterson
that they are willing to serve ten days longer
The second Pennsylvania regiment left this
morning tor Harrisburg The railroad bridge
across the Potomac at the ferry will soon be
rebuilt.
In consequence of complaints from numer.
Gus commanders that their men were without
shoes, clothing, &C., and could not be supplied
as the time for which they had been sworn in
was nearly expired, Gen. Patterson visited
different brigades, and pleaded earnestly with
the three months men to stand by him, Tor
love OF country and the honor OF the flag, a
few days longer but failed TO gain support
except as above stated.
The good behavior Of the soldiers is having
excellent effect upon the townspeople, many
OF whom proposed leave on the arrival of the
troops, but are now going 10 regain the feel.
ing that property and persons are secure.
Three members of the New York ninth ar
rested Lot Haslett of the rebel cavalry while
secreted i'll house here. This officer is said
to have commanded the troops that fired from
Harper's Ferry upon Col. Stones brigade
when passing opposite that point. Capt.
McMullen's rangers have found numerous Sc
GREETED arms.
Major Knipe has recruited a new rifle regi
ment from those about to disband. Col. Wal
lace Of the Indiana Zouayes has a new regi-
ment ready for him at Indianapolis, to be
armed with sabre bayonet and Enfield rifles.
Col Clark OF the New York nineteenth is I'M
der arrest on charges by his officers.
Communication between here and Hagers-
town via llarper's Ferry is established. a
mail bag belonging to our army. filled with
letters found here, was stolen while the way
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
MCCLELLAN TO MS SOLDIERS.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
WESTERN XIRGINIA
W I'D LINN MUMMY
Beverly. Va. July 10. 1861.


Beverly, Va, July 49, 1861.
Soldiers Of the Army Of the West:
| am more than satisfied with you. You
have annihilated two armies commanded by
educated and experienced soldiers, entrenched
in mountain tortresses, and fortified at their
leisure You have taken guns, II colors,
1900 stand OF arms, and 1000 prisoners, includ.
ing more than 40 officers. One OF the two
commanders of the rebels is prisoner The
other lost his life on the field of battle. You
have killed more than $50 of tine enemy, who
has lost all his baggage and camp equipage.
All this has been accomplished with the loss
of 20 brave men killed and 60 wounded. You
have proved that Union men, fighting for the
preservation of the government are more
than match for misguided and erring broth.
eIs And more than this, you have shown
mercy to the vanquished. You have made
long and arduous marches, with insufficient
food, and frequently exposed to the inclemen,
cy of the weather. l have not hesitated to
demand this of you, feeling that l could rely
on your endurance, patriotism, and courage.
In future may have still greater demands to
make upon you, still greater sacrifices for you
to offer 1t shall be my care to provide for
you to the extent of my ability, but know
that by your valor and endurance you will
accomplish all that is asked.
Soldiers, l have confidence in you and |
trust you have learned to confide in me- Re.
member that discipline and subordination are
qualities of equal value with courage / am
proud to say that you have gained the highest
reward that American troops can receive, the
thanks OF congress and the applause of your
fellow citizens.
GEO. 3. Mcclellan, Mai. GenI.