The national Republican., 1862-05-26

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We have ~ AsldA q The dlAel be'
tween Gen. Sl1fg6l lAnd CO Snison. both
are in wsshis isstoy and - Ap able de-
tending himss4 20. 81 h sccu Of
~ o. bJsaAd Z insah lAps>
ton We hope both charges may prove 70 be
unfounded. But the present eject Of the quar-. |
rel .ssans o-hs 10 -dsprivs- IN oonntxy. af
services which, just now. II can III afford 10
spare. We refer 70 the fact hat Col. Jennison
has rssiensd tAA- -oonAaadof III rsGnsnt md.
Is wasting y hlsase ltApss priceless our
which tn rsbsls srs6pessiaG,byt Ne faasgu-
rstiou ot w tfssh sOserniA sntstpr,sss n NJ
border StAtsAio'F f-77.iaainr'nc e-' nnrl bsu
fAs chsf9si mAassgaiust BID, bavs besa of1
tue ssstvssu ed sessrai character, and ~
sappoeted y Wy attempt a prcof. fhe PrsA.
dent y sslisded ot, thsk sroundles,ness, a u
shown BY his urstss Col. Jeasison 10 tetsms
bis command. But the latter has been In
juriously asailed IN his repuAahsua ; kas tsss
arbitrarily arrested and thrown into q losth.
some dungeos and has spnesed sevesely iu
the consciousness Mat his services and de-
voted loyalty have, been repaid By apparent
ingr~titudey He wv senior acting bsiyadier
gensrsl 10 ths Dspsrtment Of Kansas at The
time Il the promotion Of Generals BlaatI and
Aitohsll, and hh itisnds fssl That b has been
treated with unmsritsd hardness end unjust
neglect. They respectfully demand Of The
Goveunent that he shall receive The STAR
which be has so'ricbly WOO. h.-.agti t7s,g1 ~,
The plss Of justice ought 70 be sufficient; but
tie dsnands Of secsssity osanot. b svaded
II Colonel Jennison be not restored to the field,
ihe country will be the chief loser Tbs saemy
Is now using bis every resource In the orgsnf-
zatioD Of . system Of guerilla warfare, csics
lated TO work the most serious evii 10 the
Union cause Gov. I.stoher hes sanctioned II
| in Virginia. and Floyd has been autAorised 10
raise twenty u usand men tocarry 10 out. The
mouutsins Of Western Virginia already sw arm
with rebel dssperadoes, and Morgan and BIZ
troopers raase almoA u will among the de-
fsncelrn Villages Of Kentucky. o.. b. - .,., be-
| Taking heart IRON The sbssoce Of Jannison.
Quantrell has recon peoced his raids in wsst.
ern Missouri. In fscl, in Iris last State The
business Of reviving guerilla warfare sseass 70
be prosecuted with great vigor. Alew days
since, four officers Of high rank in the rebel
army, emisesries Of sedition, were arrested near
Jefferson City. Six days ego, . Government
train was attacked and captured only twsnt,
miles from Rolls, and less Than week previ
osIs, Qaautrsll scjzsd and carried OF the mai
within six miles Of Independence, though
guarded by HE Of soldiss. !y4Asl d.
| Whatever may be ssid BY The euemies D
Col. Jssnisoa, none can Sany his genius as .
military leader. II h uuequivocally displayed
tn bis energy, bis activity, bis promptness, hil
versatility, and his discipline. He hal !hos,
rare qualities that made Marion, during th,
Revolution, The scourge and rtssror If W
Southern tories. While In commsnd h West.
srn Missouri, last Fall, be made that region y
safe for loyal citizens a. the streets Of wash.
ingtou are 10 day. He left Il az dry Of visibl'
treason an squeezed orssss 10 Of juios. Nov
that he is away aud out Of The service, th'
rbbers sneak hack asd resume thsir old trsds
We say, then, that the country cannot spsr'
Col. Jennison from the 6eld. While every mai
brlnss tidipgs Of fresh foray., and the enemy
beating back our columns in ihs Valley Of Wiz
siniu, IL no Time 70 regard tAe murnurs Of poiiti
cal jeslousy, and sacrifice eficiency 70 prejudice
The cause needs Jenuison - soldier, police
man, and an educator; snA II be II placed Il
charge Of brigade, we shall look soon 10 So
him graduate enough pupils In the service .
border warfare TO take care, not only Of Quan
J tfsll and Hayes, 10 Missouri. but of Morgan
ID kentucky, Of JEFF Thompson, iu Arkapsa'
snd Of Floyd and Ashby, In Virginia
rRE aEsPONsH OF MAssAGMUsETr 80
The telegraph announced briefly, in the earl.
part Of last weak, that Massachusetts rsspondei
To the call Of the War Department for nor
uoopA, How aobly, will be seen BY the iette
published below OF Governor Andrew, WI
speaks the sentiments oi New England, rs vel
a. Of Ma@achuse<ts:l s.f sa..I 5a. ..a.r D..
Il ".Is srrt.s.., siasla B1noS, May 10, 1862.
To Hoo. T. n, Stanton, secretary Of War;
SIR: have this moment received telegrsl
r 10 these words: .rH H4a.I. ,i.. ..ri.i
1.-THE Secretary Of War desires 10 Know hO,
soon you can raise and organize thrseor fml
more Infantry regiments, and have then rsaA
= | to be forwarded here 10 be armed and squippet
|, Please answsr immediately. and stats tho nun
y ber you can raise. rrg I,r Il. THOMAS,
III "..s.Ug " Adjutknt General
: A cali 30 sudden and unexpected hnds u
q without mstarials for an intelligent reply. On
young men are all preoccupied with otht
! views Still, IL a real call 70, three regimen
Is made, belisye We can raise them 10 Tort
a days. The arms and oquipments would nee
TO be furnished herr. Our people have nevt
marched without th.m They go into cam
while forming into rrgiments, and are drille
= and practioed with arms and musketa as no
. diers. To attempt tbs oiher course wouI
danpen enthusiasm, and make the men feel ths
: thay wess not soldiers, but mob.
Again, " our people feel that they are goip
0 into the South 10 help fight rebels who vii
kin and destroy them, BY all means known
savXges as we'll as civilized men, will deceis
= them BY fraudulent flags 0 truce and lyin
prstesces, a. they did The Massachusetts, boy
, at Williamsburg, will use their negro slave
n against tbem both n labor ers and " fahtjn
men, while they themselves must never Gre i
the snemy's magazine, I think they will Zee