The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
The way Political Generals
Conduct the War--Its COnseQuences-
The Point Clearly made by the Louis
Vile Journal and Nashville Union.

There seems TO he strong conviction at
Washington aud almost every where else that a
portion, and prohabl, the most valuable portion
Of Beauregard's army recently at Corinih is now
ut Richmond. Circumstances are stated, which
seem to es nblish the f,c.
We shuulin't he Mt rl surprised 10 le ,rn that
at least thirty or ,h'rty-fve thousand OF Beaure
CARDS mn have jored the Richmond Amy.
Wheth.r the rehes have, or have not as is gen.
orally stated, two hundred thousand men in
Ri, hnopd, consider very donb full. The
rebels hrve uniformly been successful in setting
on foot exagge ed accoun of their Numbers
at Hll poin's But deem it likely that they
have now gatht red or are gathering their whole
available strength into one grand army, with the
intention TO stnke everything upon a single con-
hict in trent OF their capital, leaving in The
meanw hile all the yeat 6f their Goniederacy
opsn 30 the anvauee of Federal troops. And
this If it is 'hcir policy, is no doubt wise one,
for ever, body knows that our troops, go where
ikey may, will he suilty of no int rierence with
Southern p opeIty or Southern rights OF any
kind. Far the s.ke of a tremendous victory at
chnoni, followed as il would he by lonS,
train OF hig y inI ant results tae reBela could
well AFFORD 70 hare oar aEmies occupy nearly the
whole of .hi area 8i their Contedrscy for twelve
m0nths. - Lonispile J.Mrndi.
We call the strenro on of every patriot who
desires to see this ntrocioua rebellion speedily re-
pressed and crushed cut, to the ST., s,0eDts oi
the above paragraph Itis no doubt TUE, every
word al H., aud shOnld arouse us to most seri-
Gus consideration o. the policy which our Gen
erals have been persains. The Journal declares,
and with trrh, that every officer and soldier in
ihe bel army feels that his ''richta OF aVery
kindr will not he intsrit sd wish ia any way by
cur fpecss SOD IL, ling as, uFed OF this he readily
leavss his properly. hi. crops, his horses, his
cattle ahd slaves to he protection of the Federu
GoHe~menr in one qu,rter, while he goes Of
/ with gun on shoulder To strike Sesta blow ID
/ H. In an"thiY
! Was ever such monsirous absurdity CON-
mite by any Government before as TO protect
] ..hel> and aid lhem in their Efforts to destroI
j.? Dii ever CJrg e'smen d editors speak
J A. d write MON h Rf er month amid the roar o
cam n sod the clash ot l,tsTS v prove taat WI
niu4t ut mGlsat tn Oohs'iiuten~l rights, 0
, Touch ste sncred properly OF rebels? Did eve
Government slv "a insurgents, "ConcenrAt'
Your forces in one bodV, II you deem il neCsS iry
IN d-r to s,rikr uH n d, ath- blow aud ~e a.
sure yen that your property aud hts chad b'
sorupulousiy respec ed II such fdly ever wa
committed, his ory has mercitully drawn th'
pail of forge tulness over such tnnecility an'
iOfatuation. The Administration owes 1t TO III
nation and to y, sterify 10 let lie blows fal ri
thickly aud 80 heavily on the rebels and thei
property, in all quarters, that they will have NJ
opportunity TO concentrate their army az ap
point. Ifever we expect TO quell this Te6elou
We must change our policy, and cease TO b
allies Of the rebels -NaSheiHe Union.