Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-18
M0RNfNG EEADEIE
TUF561Y m0RNINe. IN. Is, ls6s.
Fron tie wade ana Harohlns Cavalry,

Rron the Wade ana Hurosins CaValry'
WsAfepsrnittea . make the believing
sxtraots from = private letter inHt rsesiysa
fronaan oiiosf N ths Second OhiO GaValFyg
Il thauu sonoiusiEsly what has oOms @ us
from Port Royal, the Potomac, Ksntuoky,
and cider points Of the Rebellion District
hat the most I'm portant information og the
snsay's position and plans is being oOn-
StAnaS trs1skt "a our lines by the slaves.
TAsrs is'h0 question bugvhat theae black
AnSlO-Saxons are true and loyal 70 the
Union, Whils their masters are generally
traitors, and thBtto-aay they are rendsr-
ing nest essential aid 70 the cause for
which We are sighting. We trust the day
is nstudistaat when the services q ths
slaves In this great national emergency
viii Be fully appneoiateds Q ofy.i 800.
s8 "a We sre having 4 good tine
here Euklne dJgA the Ssoeshahd capturing
thsir, propsFty-r We have on hand come
one hundted o.. more hogs, b lot OF fat
cattle, sheep, Wagons, guns, pistols, &e,,-
the latter article Ia considerable qUanti-
tiss. A portion Of the property is unit for
use F.Es
This town platte City, is intenselyre-
bellcna, but they ere too wise 10 make
their sentiments known when they can
holp T. We get ell our information from
The BlaVss, net one Of whom viii not be-
tray his master without hesitation, when
they think they will not be themselves be-
trayed, which has sometimes been the case,
bat not BY the Ohio cavalry boys. They
ere very cautious at hrst, but having once
ebiained their eohfdeRee, they are the most
trustful, revealing to you their real feel
ings and knowledge Of the enemy Of the
greatest Importance to us. The informs-
uoH brought by these poor fellows is sin
gularlg minute and reliable. They ell feel
hopeful, believing thst the day Of their re-
donption draWeth near. Talk 10 me about
thsir love for their mastersl II is ell bosh.
Ths siaye viii bstrsy the secrets Of his
master, and put you in possession Of facts
that will sndanger his life and property,
and he win even kill his master without
compunptioa Of conscience when the
chances are equal and sIl because he feels
that HE mastsr L his enemy Ehe slaves
aretnte % she idea OF being some dry
frss, Of having the same privileges that
their masters enjoy, when they can earn
their oWn living, going out snd coming in
Whe1 hey please.
ave are nov really in the enemy's coun.
try. can realise L By the constant Vigi.
lance mAintEined IN camp-the care that
Is taken 2 keep The men at all tines we'll
GE2ed and prepared to fght-property and
proyisions being daily brought in from the
oneny. We ere well CHARTERED, have plen-
y Of everything, and what is better sllsre
IN COED spirits.
't0iT sabers have not been condemned
By General Lane, as stated in some Of the
paperE. The horses came out Of their long
railroAd march unusually Well-horses
generally suffer greatly when transported
On rsilroadsy We are proud Of our horses.
Ths7 we're admired ct st, Louis, and 90.
knSWledged superior to any in camp there.
We have seen none that viii compare with
then. Thanks 70 Wade and Hutohins, and
cur gallsnt Colonel, We are in good trim !;
Hhat We have not got viii be soon forth.
coming, and Ell We ask is to Be taken in
70 Immediate and active service"