The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

hint, = robust official opened his meath ard
spGss- Hs presented 20 "shs Major General
t,omsnandins the at,ernaRivs either u, move
HIS arny or move himself; either TO tnks mis-
c9lu n rs a ~a- from Tho Potomac, or 20 yielr
pt, sbeir lend 10 othsr hands. Will hs m owe ?
% iak ne TisI, snd at Early day. Whsrer
II ] 1sw, would not tell viii he fud III
f5rf am No, sure ihet Go Will soon lad him
f. it-f9i numbers
Ii he mesa him. will bs cosqnsr him -
Thsre Is pot ndouot o. 1t With suca troops.
1nass@s o. art'lieTy, and led by su h expert
sncef tmcers rs He,ntzsinan, n9cf,oweil,
fIankitn, Summer, Hooker, Smith, McUali
Casey, Doubleday, ana their axsocia ~, wno
hrvs sean service, snd such recruits from civil
life ss Bas Ks, Wads worth, Martsndale, Coch
r3ns, And Others who are eager t. distinguish
themselves, ~iia rand army Of the Potomac,
whether its nominal head he MaNelian, Mc-
DSueii, or II 4ilacs, or Fremont o. the Presi.
dent . The Unssed States, dts Constitutional
Cofsm 9naer- Ia Chiefly or with concsrt OF nc
ion, evan II it have no nomiaal head, will
know DO such word rs faili It's weight is 20
great that il it he bat let loose and precips-
tetad upon the fOe, IL Will xriud him to pow
der.
In word, the. army will move, and will
win. kut 10 thanks 10 tie IN j,r. q enkra.
Commanding He Will go torw srd, because
re coula NOT neip .if hs we're TO .ry
assert upon fho most trnsiwor thy au.ccrl-
=, tnas. in the opinion Of the best informed
army fiiceTs, Gen. MeUieiian IL not ent Led
20 the s,igntsst credit for any Of our recent
Victories ut the East eud tbs W,st--iao. tha
si:ghteIt. l assert, and defy contradictions
and c0na-QU0rces that All the real aud acttng
MAJ ". GeGera's u0dsr his command in tla
ftruiy CT the Posinac. with TWO o. three ax-
cfp IONS ~ The most, u va NO. the Sigh tes.
confidence liz lis capaci.y rs Z s.ratsgist or g.
military leader, and tnat they scout his pre.
tsnsona TO superiority with scOrn anG con-
tempt.
What would the p.op!s Say Ii they wers 20
know that, on thu eve Of events s1rpssssn~ in
III sgn tude any that have eccurrei during
this war, the s'omms rder CT ms Army ol ttrs
P,!o1nac should cali a 'ecial oonnci, of war, ),
10 bs npoeaG Of his principal Generals !:
-hat, st Inc time ap!.oin ted. tan cnisfs CT di-
vis,ons f:om au PARTS OF fhs army attended
ct nls heajquarters to confer uDGa matters
OF the Weisnt;est conesrnnent that, SITTER
/ simple shake of tbs Aand sli rounc he
re'iret.' leaving his fl:ber-ia-! law q mem
= or Bis 4, aud recently 3. msre pay
n&tt-r Ia th- army, to repFesen. hstn
~ lhs council; he, The MIA General Gpna-
nanaiaS, nsvsr appearing tor cna' M ulep
AToonE thafn duriag this yrotrectsd sitting
W3aid thy noS thins NJ wns either oee OF
Jhe grsatesi or one Of the smaiiest u,sn that
ever commanded a. Vase army on the eve OF
.rihc Onward 11oyement? snd, rem snl har
ing that war las produced tn ais r&1dar, Il
HaHnibai, & aCHsar, = Eueece y MARLBOROUGH
Il Frederick, a Wellington, s,nd 2 Napoleon.
would they not promptly assign aim to rae
latter Category And wouii tney hesitate
70 believe that soIie CT elsas cona css'lde:s Of
divisions ;ef- ths c0uocii with urdtsguised
con tom pt Tor their pTetaatic,l- chiaif
L wish IL understood that [ make thsss
| at@-e alen u upoo my respolsi 5ility, aid upon
afnrle evidence. End ye:, for me REASONS
already given. Gc'jisiien will move for ward,
ard. II he tnds t0s fee, bis columns Will coz
quer Inn T2is historian OF .his rebellion
will do him aud his amy tall justice, awart-
Lag .aursls TO these VINO win them AID csa-
sure TO thOae VINO deserve II.