The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-10

The country has mus, encouraging s;ep. =,
activity in chat, under the ns~ v.der a, -,
10 daily tr.nspir ng Burnside is moving .,,.,s
hut surely do~n upon The .n~m,', linz q,
treat tosard Richmond. .nd ~,n c,nc~, y.
IS SOON he can overtxke anyrh,n, q.
Smh. We have the utmost falta ia ,hs 49,"
., the arn.y u der his command 40 ror, -! -!
ths; the rsoys ~ill pnt in opposition. "a
are impatient oniy tar The day ia WHICH -,
iair 6eld, the vslor of our troops can De- ,,;.S
Gen. Grant, rhodgh opposed by q fore. ,,
quesuonahly superior in numbers to our o,, !.
preparing tor boa that will be enectiv. w.
10 "ot ande' stand hi. recent Tesroxrscs moe,
ment; but are content 10 believe th., !, -.
made "rth sufficient ressoa AID from piua,nr'.,
o"soersilnus that the fac.s oi the situation sig
li-'if.. We co no, kuos tbs sxsc, sir,us,s.
'S' oo A""" the men vi shosu his conm.us
5 made up; AID unless they &c, br,oud "a.
each of supplies sni are starvrd into I. sur,-s
Ter, there ARE no; n bvis enough in the S,p,..
sest to beat than The vio,ors of Fort po,sl
.ou. Shiloh. luSa and corinlh knos no. "a ,.s.
care OF themselves
Gen. Rosencrsus has the art os kefpinr n.
'~n secrets, aud ~e know Er,le oi ms proc,c..
Ave shat spp.A's IN the pubic journals. r.,
ne has Ielisv-d Nashville, aud i. hur,ins q.
sard 10 reoccupy tie grouud that Buell. ana.
ioned In tis famous and csu.. lees retr.st \.
re should reach D-cai lr he ~ill oe sith,p .,,.
porting distance of Gen Grant, and in c.s. 4,
iece-.ity the Commands can Co operate. .,s !,
such oser~ ~heluaing strength as to make r,...
,nce impossible
Tins It will be seen that oil three Of our ,,...
armies are on the move. the head Of each hi,
al SNnf hSa rA u,.I
| crowded iuto narrow limits Pressed on s.,s
isnk. and by . strong colum, ag.i o. the Cen.
| tie. the rebel leaders a. Richmond ~ili no, ,s,,
ne permitted TO play that game OF t,sn,e,.,,
roops from one end OF The hue 10 the Other "a
| meet eIpergenci's ever arising. which sss q
eminent y succs ssial, while tori id NcC Ian ~.
| - vainly threatening an advance
| While the main u mies are D oyressins thua
| he smsIler commands in the Caroluas. Louis,.
ia and Texas s'e doing good servlc.-holiins
vantage ground fron which, at the proper tin.'
| nrong columns can be cent tn adj ,c-ul pats 4
the enemy's country that may invite attack and
they probably compel the employ ment Of iebe
| ice their own lumber. TO ~stch aud hold
hem in check. Negatively they are as enrc, '.
~ any troops IN the field
| The naval forces are oy 10 means idle. A,
L
nond. he will be snrc OF the co-ope,s,,oa u ,hs
| sumbosts IL james Rivrr. or in the Potomac q
they may b. needed, aud Gen. at oil not
| make a demonstration toward the Ai-,i,spp
~iihout the hearty assis'suce from the rive,
bet. Cha rl-ston, Savannah and Mobile are is
ds ly danger Of au attack from the sea. and .,
Isy safely say that. as soon ~ the drl.ys uns
voidsbly in 'ident To the complet OF Of the ~
,nerou. iron vessels under ~ay. are ove'c ,ms
xe shall be surprised s,ne fne morning. oy ID,
| ~.lcome news that Fort Sun'er has been eur
rendered, and that Chsrl,stjn IL a. our mercy
In the meantime the bluckai. gross m re sro
gent every week; and IL oil thugs go vel bs
fore the coming of the nes wear. there OH NJ
No n South rn port into which Q con,rsba0d cai
90 can possibly enter.
Such is the nes aspect Of sfairs; snd ss q
INIT that since the day or which Font DOn.ls'
fell ~e Rave seen nothing 80 encoursing.-u
ago Tribune