The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
What Il said about the Battles before
hichmcnd n Eholand.

Il AAT~ NWMLN XXI
pSesduift chhhot Be had tlat thI Is
brJbab illtso Of tie redddtiod of ,dhIho ia.
hfha Cdneaeratas. b. uhipk "a de itrt III
AndrotsinS al the dnihbsiasn Efhe Sban-
try, have brought together armies in Virgin
ia with which the Federals Rnd it impossible
to cope. 1t is impossible to refuse admira
.aionto people which, inyAded.bg )
nifty three times as numerous as itself, and
fdeprived Of military supplies rom foreign I
countries, is yet able not only to oppose a
stubborn resistance to its enemies, but to
take the offensive and in6ict on them the
most severe defeats. ThepFescnt sitpatiYp
OF theawO armieasis likelyao'gfve thesgreAt-
est encouragement 70 tue ooutn' ana 70 raIse
ID The highest Pitehth RESOLUTION and tue
military pride'ofits people. iheylhave de-
feated the Sorthern men IN every battle OF
the war In which naval strength dld not en-
ter, and now the main army Of the enemy Is
driven back and shut uPln q narroW Penlnsu'
Ia, where its communications are endaannserl
ed and its power 81 doing harm 70 ne Cons
) fedsrates IS almost destroyed what must
be the result II such q battle as hEs just been
Fought Evidently that tie Federals will
have again to begih the siege Of Richmond
with much worse NDRnces than at first. A
8 beaten army, Which losesdailylarge numbers
: from levers and other maladies, eneamped
, on a desert tract OF land, debarred from oil
communication with the country beyond
them, and with the enemys cavalry ever
N ready to take advantage Of any weakness in
1t their communications with the sea behind
Dr. them, is not likely to gain any important ad-
a.. vantagges in the midst Of an American sum.
10 mer. '''
~ There is probably at the present moment
in Europe not a single society where the de-
tenders Of this hateful and atrocious war
In could make themselves heard. The impair
q. tial opinion of every civilized nation is be-
. inc more and more strongly expressed
:. a0ainst the enterpris, in which the Federals
us ara embarked The orators of the Northern
70, s,.,os NAV ;nvei0b as much "A they pleas,
S-.;-.. ~. ;n,..s.on.o of Enoland and Ii,
/. ,ho,. .oo,n &c En.l;sb ADVICE anc
" as~~S-rrnaw.h .rn,.. he. Ensl;sb min
hg 80 sn...M ~. [on;n;or Of the world. an,
y" H.. - 80. af .ss.,.d indie
tor $1,000. Al. coo,
mt - -h;oh Ne. nn;eor,,,v mark.d oar eoun
Mt .sls in This affair NAV nj length prevail. w,
mp,t repeat and repeat again our earnes'
recommendation To the FederaIs to put al
and to this horrible war. What have the,
q gained BY III What can they ever gain b.
~ There would be- no disgrace in des,stinI
OF. from the hopeless and consequently wicke'
81 -.,.smn, 10 CONQUER and govern tho South
sT Every one knows that the Northern man i
& a. oood AZ the Southern, and thatif anysec
ta ton oftbe Union were invaded BY the res
Oh il would assuredlygivet the same proofs Of MI
ON Ainchinr resolution. The whole differeuc
ng between the t. belligerents is, that tn
South is thoroughly in earnest, End fights a
Dei for life or death. This makes up for wan
u Of food, Of arms, Of medicines, OF all thi
makes wareasy- AS long as TINS re'o'u'o
lasts, and several m'iiions OF people are
e. arms to resist supuga.on 30 io"s nus
EFFORTS q 'le NORM nees WIN ~. .aHu
md """' 100 sso. TS"F ~
t9e A'' rr,om N. o,don New. ,Jplv III e
5ht tri0" =
me We ca" ~
ing Aims e''''e' "
'ats lookea IN vain 'o' gu"
Doh ~ ''s'"" ~,.1
'n' B'"e
= I" e' h P'
"i %''
OIL 'ne reuera' army
ny rson'' simultaneous WIN 'n'
o' 'ne Oo"i. ue'"'e ar"y 'uOsn QUO
uo""ie"' u ,.iIl 80.
80, conS"'a'ea u new re.a'''" p" ~
,sad O'"O. N"N, Ia--...-,
She seems 70 u.s. mas nI' D',n ~.
perceived that every Federal success in t
,am outlying por"0ns u INC s'sn.
tend to increase 'ne
re, accordingly. Thi. was not done, and a
and verse !, The natural conseoueuee.
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