The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-12

Tho celebrated krssvt. ~. D.. The hard drink
my nhd high iiyirs correspondent II tbe London
Times Who vent home scRewhAt aHuhbsd ~ To
YANKEE Govefnment. has heen saeceeded by ~.
srxScs. This reatensa give US hk notions u
the progress durstios Ard isspNes u ~ Ams rcan
war. After diseou,.ins upon Tbs fall Of New Or
leans and the Yankee possession 81 the Mississippi
| river. he sAys
Il is true that II a series of years eosld te DE-
voted 10 the conquest n the south. this liver
would become Unavailable n rad TO the various
points Of departure Tor shs interior. In that sis~
of the cas~, 100. each tora occapled would rvpre
sRnt further step In the long rvckoning. 9ut In
forming judgment # this war The eondistoa must
10 kept constantly In vsw-t,aAe and cost. Un-
trss tAAsie qatk KY conquest can never be made
The patisnce Of Europe, shat out from two thirtia
OF Che American eeNst. and deprived n materials
absolutely essential 10 ia industry, "a nov tecom
iag exhausted. Whatever the meek resignation
We ARE expected 10 rxi,,bit, It's
which our workman ate N smile upon . DIT of
bread a.d water. !, j. very certain the wiz not
lnng suit the French temperament. IA that coun
Try bangcf Is political question. !. Is one that
was never ses safely irifIed with. The politicians
81 Washington could hardly A~ums that the Gov
c5hmenis Of Europe would permit hundreds OF
ihousAnds OF their people 10 exist In compulsory
sciences and want for iasi 30 many years tesr
convenience might dictate. Ii has been their eles
in reply N this, that the time would Ike sl,oTs-a
few months. ninety eays. This is their engage
tufHt W fsHFbPt aHl tfff f.tfk hcfp H.
Thr question of cost Of rtili more certain ef-
feet. According In the late-, estimate presented
70 Congress the North is planging into debt al
The rate c. half our national debt per AMMAN AT
ter allowing for the existing income. o. .000 900
PER day, borrowed at sevon per cert interest. will
work out tda; Incredible result No such rerk.
less gambling with the industry Of future years,
was ever recorded of any r~ope. Congress, too
| employs it-ef n framing bills ot c1uhsestion, to
allure and swceten v . return d peace while the
ismoias Tax bill that VAS to hold oct some prom.
i-e q a provision for payment, appears all hut
/ certain h be thrown over thi. sssion.
/ Om,ftine some aetssls concerning which cur
readers are, of roRr.e. better Informed than thl
writer. Mr. si~nee, can be. We give bis opinions
/ ~ folows
| In considering the aspect oi the main Federal
opsrstions. II Is necessary to kecpin ves that the
\ real HARDSHIP Of the war get unknown "a
( 'bsm They have Travelled. 20 far. "A cabin pas
s-neers. and have fought under the wing u gun
boats hut before such country !. srhdned
! many q foot sore march uss. be made To- halt !.
fields away from rivers. The eatn,ni-sArist and
I the hospital services bssa TOT s., spoken cot.
+ The truth IL, that during the past winter the
Northern people, having no external hope, appirs.
themselves to FORA aa army with admirabl' eret.
| KY and great sacces.. THE -uathrfger- nu thr
I a,her hand thoroughly convinced thai i'is
pfc.sasc Of the blockade and 10 inefirlen a.. r..
ported by al the E8farean tonsui@ 81 ip..f TO-
spective Governments would euipfcc an ~ fven
'ion Of the Great Powers. This coavictr ii..cd
them into inartion especially IN the West iud "a,
! consequences WEIR plain at the commencement 1T
optrutions. The D. .a-lon passed away tn. reality
aroused them u action, and the result ~ thu
relative condition Of the main armies. At The
| end Of the summer their effective forces Will prob
| ably he the more numerous OF the two. Ths,
-somc positions have heen badly held aud some
/ mistakes committed cannot be surprising. w,
i Judge with European standard, bat the hAlf-dis
/ cpiincd whether Of the North or South, cannot