Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10


progressed of late, when it says
bulletins from the army succeed each
with rapdty enough to satisfy even the APP
petite Of the New York public, sharpened AS
il is with twelve months famine. The scale
of operations is absolutely tremendous. The
Federals have 700, 900 men in arms, and the
army estimates actually voted for the present
wear exceed G12S, 000,0 900 sterling These
force. are no longer stationary. In the East,
as well as the West, they are SO actively en-
gagged that every mail brings us the inteili-
gence of battle, an attack, an advance, or
q conquest!
The power of this Government is at last
recognized by those most reluctant OF all
others to make so important concession
and to tho Unionsts of the land there is no
prouder reflection than that the Government
is Carving on this tremendous conflict with
great conspiracy leaving to the loyal
States, meantime, the fruits of what would
almost seem to be peaceful progress. Out
side of the rebel States, except in the dem
onstratons of more lively and intense pat
riot.m, good government prevails, commerce
and trade and manufactures perform their
! legitimate functions, and, except to the close
observer. scarcely jar is felt to demonstrate
the workings of anything unusual in the
ponderous but smoothgoing machinery OF
government.
The Congress of the United States year
ago declared the purposes Of tho war on our
part in these words:
That tho present deplorable civil war has
o:o4 a.. isa,,.l,arr SIotos nav in arms
against the Constitutional Government, and
III arihs "'o""'i '"' y" p'V'' - - ~
tlonaI c,,io, se".s, ~ ,o'..r,a,,t iii
ieeIn9 VI ii'e'e P,so,o" any,
feco',etl on'y NO NY W vac ,ho;r art ~
that inns ""t " 10 NV % e. '1 ,i,,,,os.
any 'P'," - Fii,; e,. c,rtbo nrr-
oi conlue'. ~ S". "n; 49,. ,ri+L tho
poSe Vi o'el a.ni,,;i'aI ;,st;trt;nm. of tbnso
aa's''o ~ H.. -, III ,d ,,a;,ta;, ,ho en-
o'"1eo' '"I a. S',n,;.n,;oo anI ~ ,,.oservs
p'eT"o1 " III .I'a I;n,;,,. o,,aIi,,, o,,J
'ne mo" WIN 81. re Ca ~ I";naj J
r,Sh's Vi wv ,,;.toJ
.,'"U do SUN 80 t,"|a,
Tue war ous" ~ ~ C $50 ,,,. ;,a;,o.od
>, NO "c' VI '"c WV. i''' ni;o',
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purPose, mus I"N.o"teu. ''Itf - ~ y
snail 'oiow No al "''"'o'u"o'' ,'?'"' " s''
war; "h'cl' '"luicu no p1'''"i " ~. o,'e .t
PURPOSE Oh r"o ps,' ~ .,e ~, rail n,a
iaait' rs wen is .'o .il'sioi '"'.' WA i"! sp"
those who nave lnstlSatea ana SUSTAINED .''e
rebellion; but not upon states "h'ch' nke
Maryland. remain true and loyal !" ne
Union. No means rendered ultimately anu Nnt
absolutely necessary would DC sPa'en pu'
fortunately extreme measures VIII ho' oe-
come requisite. r
The rebellion Is not waeed because o. any
real grievance er to secure popular r!ShiS OF
free government 1t ~ the result %, l"np
matured plan, win the u,'''i'"'e ueS ,:.; ~
o'erthro" the ''gh'S 81 l"o"' .''o p'a,. n,,ra
power "i '',e n'"sso" VI s,'o
10 wealth. 'ne ell'o 'n'.'oI '''.i a.. ,,r;I
ol inc reue' osase" 10 1900 '''t I !, all aa.s
III 'ar'o"" loi'ne. ""' N'I =" "' -, 80
~hether men OF "o"ey sn"'l s' ,'I ,oc1 I'. -
,he i"ihous eace .'nE'.Sr V, ~ ".' iooi' i"
lead'hs seceSS'on'S. sen' s"I,n NV T' go
'hat inc representatives. o' 'io I"or' '''''' !;
would not consent 10 'sn'",l w Wv n'''' :,
they ma" 'he power =" ,',..S.' 'mv,' oI r..
terms 0, cchp,ou''Sc w "t'',N Ill.,.
! the SCUM Ga'o''H Co'''g'nio. VI NV, '''',
1860, AIR; hhe't 'eG'"eu ihrl ,y:SS-",' ''.',
necN Sa'he''hS III 'no I'en' ''' s',iF C,r
' IT Is but inc oi'pf'hR ana Tue result VI ~,