Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

Horace Greeley has q personal card in the
NY. Tribune Of Thursday, relative to the
coarss of the Tribune upon the war question.
FIrstly, be denies having opposed The selection
Of Gov. Seward to place in LincOln's Cabi-
net, end then szys that not one Of the para
graphs which have appeared in the Tribune
csnsuring the government, and which have
been 20 osDsured themselves By the mass Of
the readers Of the Tribune, were either writ
zen or ia any wise suggested or prompted
by him. lis true he personally agrees with
their general import but the watchword
HForWard 20 Richmond was not Of his par
entage. Ia regard to the article published on
Tuesday morning, which demanded an i'm
mediate change in the oabinet-and which
we have bsiore commented upOn--he says
he did not write 1t and did not intend 10
haveit published, and that it appeared only
through q MISREPRESENTATION. 99d
NJ. Grsslsy thea says:
wish to be distinctly understood Is not
usskine 70 be relieved from any responsibility
for urging the advance Of the Union Grand
Army into Kirginia; though the precise
uhrsss 90 ForRard to Richmond p is not
nine. and Ronld have preferred not to
aitsruts Al thOnght that the Army, One.
Hundred Thousand strong, might have been.
in the Rebel capital on o. before the 10th inst,
while felt that there were urgent reasons
whT it skosild be there e possible. Add
now, if sny one imagines that |, or any one
Contested with the Tribune, ever commended
az imagined a1y such strategy as the launch
inqlof barely Tti,ty Thousand Of the One
Funded Thousand Union VOIaatesrs within
fiftv miles Of Washington against Ninety
THOUSAND Rebels enYeloped in q ldbyrinth Of
sirong intrenchments and unreconnoitered
nsske ID batteries; then demonstration woul
be lost on his closed ear. Bat / viii not
dWelIo on this HIam needed as D scapegOal
FOR Al tie military bIuhd6fs Of the last
month, SC be itI Individuals must die thai
the Nation may live, It | can serve her bes.
IN that capacity, 4 do not SHRINK from the
Henceforth, / bar all criticism in these
eesunaus on Army movements pass or fature
unIegs somebody sh0nld undertake to prove
that Gen. Patterson is wise and brave com
1aander. &c sesms 70 have none TO speak hi,
oreisss. 90 Il there Is anything 70 be said 10
IA behalf / vii make AZ eyceptioh in bis
fs7org TOGhefl than this, the subjsct d
elou.5 and ssalsd. Correspondents aad re-
pertsrs nay state facts but must forbeaf
9 eonmFnis. know thai there a truth thai
Fet needs be uttered on this subject but this
49, has done its fall share--all that i
ought, and perhaps more than it could afford
10 dg-and heneeioFth stands back Tor others-
Only / bsq fit 10 be undsFstood-once fof
aII-thst Ii less than half the Union Armies
diFecti st n5nd are hurled ;HRginFt alt the
robefforess that could Be Concentrated ---mOre
than double their number--oh ground
specially chosen and strongly fq-ti6ed BY
fbe trsitors, The Tribune does not approve
- sb6aid not Be- held responsible for such
msdnsss. Say what yOH viii Of the past, but
remember this for the future, though We
keG1 oiieloa 8a8E yfHE Eltt
ThlsEsiisves Mr.. Greeley from much cen
Sure, but not the Tribune.