New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

From Our spec iA CouesI 9udent
HIlDQrsRTr GEN sfGYI's CoRP,
taiKFAr c. H., nov. 70 1902.
When people are in earnest, they resort TO the
most stringent means to accomplish their ends
Tho ranks Of the Rebel army have been filled to the
music Of such proelamatiOns as this:
TALL Is, coSscRIPTsl
Al en in Fanqaier between the Of ~ ard a. who
hayo been before this discharged ~ on corii ate Of
disability substitution, will report 20 ne At Culp-pef
Richmond for oiasssou. None vii be excused ed thoe
falling to attend will be 'gnmsIiy a.. WITH When arrested
Cslp,Ir c. H.. Oct. n, lsea
The positive assertions Of the few half-clothed,
nearly starved and haegrd looking conscripts, who,
fleeing from the myrmidcns Of Jefferson Davis, take
refuge in our ine, that the terms Of this and similar
notices are Iigidy enforced prove that the Confed-
crates are in Garnet. Go where you will through
Virginia, IT.. absence Of ell the young men is at
once nois ad>-OId msr. women and children COM
.rso tho ,Opulatio4. old men are eager listen
ere 70 all that passes; the women and mndens are,
almost without exception, violently Secesh and
really dangerous. In order to accomplish great re-
suits earns must be met by greater earnest
ness. Where all the people Of the South arc tive
pariIcirators in the daily events Of this rebellion,
the PEOPLE Of the North cannot expect 10 oyeScome
them by nn Indifferent interest to the great re-
suit Those who stay at home must look beyond
the avenues and streets they daily promenade INTO
the broad field Of war; they must heed the essons
taught them In the cnnnOns roar and the clsshing
steel Until the fIivoliti,s and lt.ieness OF each
day are laid aside and the whole soul OF great PEG
pie given 10 tie ending Of this unholy contest the
lives of those wo are in the ranks will be sacrificed
uselessy and hopelessly. IL is this very thought
thai .hakes the courage and unnerves the arm OF
the soldier Let him feel that the people are in
earnest, that Government is Ia earnest, that our
leaders are in earnest that the day OF playing war
has pa.sed end the something better hoped Tor 70
long will be brought about.
Government is 20 busy at the old game o! poll
tics that It overooks the brave men who have vol
unteered in its defense. Abuses which have crept
in are allowed TO remain. Other abuses growing
out Of the old ones are tolerated and suffered 10
magnify. The great successes OF The elder NapO-
leon have been repeatedly attributed 10 hs
that biz soldiers should be well cared for. What
would no have said could he have seen the p.fserabe
humbug Inlscalled "s shelter tent" which sol
ders are compelled to under the mistaken idea
of facilitating operations Open NJ both ends, a
perfect and direct DRAFT is made the PROSTATE
iorms Of The two men who nightly crowd into i,s
narrowntss. A violent rain soaks them through
aud ar oncampment, after heavy shower, is the
most disconsolate looking place imaginable. The
falacy, yes, the inhumaniy vi using these apollo
es FOR tents has been pointed out again aud again
to Government by examining surgeons aud division
INSPECTORS. But no steps have been taken 10 remedy
this evil The Increase in the number Of hospital
patients, shown by the returns, is alone sufficient
to prescribe their use. Soldiers are meu and not
Even admitting them 10 be machines
commonly claimed, the wheels and levers cannot 20
IT blocked by rheumatism, or overheated by lever.
Let some notice be taken by Government OF its