, 1862-12-22
Ql)ita9o Grtbn1te.
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1892
A LIAR DEN0UNcNra

A LIAR DENOUNCED.
ihe tact cannot have escapedthe atten-
tlon OF our readers, that every adyance Of
the Union armies that is attended With enc.
cess, is, say the Democracy, accom-
panied with wanton barbarity+ upon the
people Of the South; and that every effort
that fails is the result Of the .'politica1 ne
cessi6es" Of the Administration. In this
work, the secession organize fire-in-ahe-
rear 1ournal-of this city is winning infa-
NOUS laurels. Wa have had occasion to-
expose the wantonncss Of its attacks under
The hrst count; to-day we copy, for the
purpose OF denouncing, portion Of an ar
ticie IN which the necessity" theory is put
forth. Says the traitorous concern:
How suddenly have their hopes been crushed
and how cruelty If not fsta11y the nation has SUI
Tered from the imbecility and erimina11g o1 lhe
administration that haa again repaid Inc generous
devotion Of the people with the murder ot 'ae'i
fathers and brothere. nc repeat It. tne't
Previous 10 the crossing Of the u'e18 eoanen VI
war was held aud The members were unan1moue
opa;n.t an aarancs tnt Gen. Burnside said he acas
coreued 10 Grass BY o,xtrE from Washington. Oh
et7nacy ard Ignorance had ordered the slaughter Of
thirteen thousaud mel. Weeksago Gen. Burnside
was informed By Gen. Hallcck that there were po-
Iitical rcasons demanding an advance. These rca-
sons we're each day becoming more Urgent. The
reports Of the different departments and the pro-
ceedinga in Congress were unmasking the crimes
and imbecilitice OF the administration. and making
desperate ventures necessary for its satety. If
those ventures succeeded it might hope to retrieve
itself and urge its impolitic and unconstitutional
negro schemes. # t!ey failed their failure eoald
scarcely add to the infam5 Of their authors.
The man who can write, and the journal
that can print such stuff as that, and re-
main, the one outside Of Fort Warren, and
the other in existence, are standing monu-
ments of the misplaced and i1l-timed len
iency Of the men whom the people have
called to guard and advance the interests
Of this nation. The treason contained in
the paragraph that we quote was expected
from Ihe source whence it comes; but the
falsehoods, roundly asserted, told without
equiyocation or abatement, are stag
gering, even to us who know so well
the nature Of the weapons to which the
helpers Of secession are compelled to resort
to beat abraham Lincoln down. We say
nothing Of what is charged upon the Presi.
dent and Gencra1-in- Chief as murder; but
characterize as q lie. so malicious and wan,
ton, so unnecessary and mischie7ous, that
we wonder that il did not wither the hand
Of him who wrote it, the assertion that,
"wceks ago Gen. Burnside was informed
t:bv Gen. Halleck that there were political
+srcasons demanding an adTance"-we
characterize it as atrocious, as infamous be-
vonl our power to describe. There is not
suspicion, even, upon which to base it !;
there is not 4 circumstance, near or remote,
behind which the scoundrel who invented
it can skulk when asked for his proof
mol it is put forth for a devi1ish purpose
10 support the pretence frequently and
always falsely made, that this war is parhi-
san not national, and that in its manage
mcut narrow partisan advantages and not
IN universal good are sought to be attain
ed-that compared with the advancement
Of Rcpublicanism in its narrowest view,
the lives Of our soldiers, the homer Of our
country, the success Of our cause,
and all that men in public
and private life call sacred, are
nothing -tbat to gr:ttify political ma
lignity and sectional hate, the President
who is above and beyond partisanship, and
Gen. H;illeck and A1r. Stanton, who are
Democrats Of lifelong standing, viii be
participants in crimes 50 monstrous IN
their proportions, and so far-reaching and
disastrous in their effects, that, even in the
history Of ages now happily past, and o1
monsters now almost extinct in the world
they challenge and often defy human be
lief For this, such lies are told, Wepity
the man in whose sc..l the elements e2is
out Of which such q tale can be made I
he is an American, which is not probable
let him honor his country by renouncint
it. He is unworthy Of his birth=riight- I
he is q traitor in league with the enemy
let him go home His place is not hert
where Anericanism is still honorable, an
where loyalty to the Republic is the rrl
Of the majority! Away with him!