New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

4 There are disad, undergraduates and mani
fold-in the po.ltioa of readers of Journal
that is "eveylhing BY turns, and nothing
,one;" hut there are advantages aisO-oAe Of
them bcug moral certainty that, sooner or
later, they viii be mads acquainted with the
real, hcne.t truth. THUS The n. J. Times oi
yesterday:
There IA OIL. fesiors Of The current eiv5s, 'l V-.l.
ins.ou itch ites TIE ny mi lel'srty We meat be
f-tsrsteG 90 AMY l. sIethr GU l"s 'ior
j. strour sno a.ainston l. out a. ger 1tIl.s
yer, vel as pfeil-..sry 30 sousilis s.-e .'u1 ihr
rus be is o. ire6 foa .cioE hat Il chs.
4, ..lf 100 ucL $50 '- ID story. IL ben o., bur
bo,.i- 'or ere p.s' Ard hs Olf arGy me-
been long Inc poop expect now Co i'cus some
ake 'i.kin 10 LOps Of eoLesD. po'i..ve
Te ,riv,f,a Of the country f. ths' army
q, % W Eiesnord a. fH force and t-iM re
n.c4,r, dea y ami A. Hutsr OF conrse they viii
ra.- Ions enough ior ne 'eiss "sNls - CON-, st"
e J4tci M tr he mai,fd q VS. @ be brolrlt
Bur hoy W. wit D. Logger I,es rant % renrta = ia'f
pS5s pstfo'n0Hco' ~ orfQ H"'shg 10" nints that
20 i.. TO coup, biz od quarters 90 tie L-gLs llaoSd
OF Alex nd IT, tst elswoIk. eie 10 DO thrown ~ along
le inr # he Rppznsun0ck and bat not the sihct
esnr. e. f n OH sl quaite. Tor toe 'aeiy Of Wssh.
rgo sound t- omou, inantons 81 Jew delay AID Of
hope. al, unAer T. he deeued They bring up uup.e-ssu
Tcln! renee. Of fng Winter font J 5aagsa. -
isq Veets rcn' orpro0ohtHg tO'kvH y neyr9frGe'eI
AMI 49ss5oV occoparDn 81 ~ soanp' Of tas On ck h,
wasted chances and 3ppotnite thrown sw through
-xsrgers,ed Of the Re .sog'h ard oupaole
Of l. siwaysy 70 oe wise after the event
Ne cat half dozen orts1ns which, II ss1ed with
prompt ts.iaS cIaisse would have given Us cIowsng
Gecis Time l. wasted in depionss the ssss
- int e. them Zip Bot should only repeat
fo, were TO neglect the practical Lessons when
'Evr,5 bod, knows that Ac Dope had opglthetot
r. B Run ooy sney Maa nc did he ieoyfd haze IN
Ever body sIOwststU cCcisn had pvsbeG fo,k
ioga q. ~ a. he me Peraa he popiG
a. that Uhehai fooped ne Bbeis rih h Ddo Iorce cJser
Hiimsbufg he hGe routed t, nai ne c0uid hars
tk N Rich1u5nd ate, Far Cobs s.d thof he ogud h,r-
rfuied ne Ga n,,s b he bud lirO0n he (sih
no ~. Jon tasn If v,hd,awmg ne Jane. RtD
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take uoce that ttey are All cue 10 ooe defect.
no ps uadur Of the proves aud strength
OF the eo~uy And important tSat Nc should not con-
Bu. Or tu latt # puck which in nine times OF h
he hshs prudence the war would have been ended long
AZ, u hs. cot W. hundred thousand lives hundred
million dolsr the respect and confidence Of Europe and
v rst Of ell The prospective bd Of powerful Union party
oorriiy oveTborre In The southern ste II We could
~, I'd n. Rebel srry yr.r ago. ~e should nS-o he'd
BY lbs the copy Of bali the Rebel states for
t5rn 10 The Union Wien we .blI have it car
t4F
We must be understood az neither express
ing nor indorsing any opinion as to where,
when, or how our armies III Virginia shall nor
be advanced upon the enemy. If We were IN
that line at all, wo should say that cur armies
shoul stand carefully, vieilanily on the doien
size, until our new levies shall have been at
least forwarded to tie Potomac, brigadcd, and
exercised IN field movements, and that the lst
0f October vii! DO quite econ enough for
decided offensive on our part. But we attach
no weight to our own opaon in The premises,
deierrng implicitly to the better Instructed
Judgment of oar Military leaders. We only
ioSist that these shall keep doing, whether il
The way Of preparation or OF positye action,
and that Whenever one of them proves bjmselC
" an anger that WON'T bore" no shall be-
quietly displaced by one who at any rate has
not failed.
1t is with regard only TO pact failures and
Their causes that we indoors. and empha.ize tho
structures Of The Tins. Considering that that