, 1862-10-01

- a. a;.ast a. .,,.., .ot 80 haejh,a
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WAL 1aSase sae eaagta'ioo o1 tuoss ~a<2s
not unwilling to farm 2s the pioneers Id
settlement Of all mr. states have done. T4fh
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tne axe In one nSno anu Inc rue IN tne o1ne1"
Gen Clay, who desires detached command, i,
ls understood 10 be urRirR upon the goyern-
r,en+ +ha nron,,atv of arndfnp him tn TeSss
1e'4s w -.
on an eSpeoluoa Oh tas coarsete1'
The admlnfsttation may, however, prefer to
frv the experiment In Ain1le State first. and
49,, .,o.traoa onar,+for. IN ,reva. nn+f1 ~
141f po@ep'1e ops.@n0 ~
sees what eucceas Mr. Thayer has IN Florida.
10 ls himself very eanguine and has promised
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tee eee1e.ai1 u Wa .no 'Ao osaS3 AueAo74o
Of the cabinet, who, after turning deaf ear
,,nn,9er q, 1f.tar +ha tha Eraro,,aae ata.e
eA1u W .Sel' s-@s .A-e e''s1, ".1,
arTa5eo III 1ae garments u areeoom, enalA
knock at the door OF the Union within three
months af1rr tbe f7Yxt cotonv aai]s- He mn.
. aa.s. ~, a,>,,t .o,, ts,onsana w., utas.,
poses to take apout ten Thousand men. whom
the government Is to transport, eubsist, arm
erd enlist FIR air mopths. He fs in search of
.r.oa-a, oe tho ~;-h+ sta,r-,,,a Oh, d;a
seene's. " 'n1 1!sA. e1s'np WV u4a
not 'n =: eonsaa peh ah
Florida, for the use OF the settler; and cen
tEal bureau Of emigration VIII ha opened in
New lork, as soon a. 1he administration
gives Inc authotlty Ii Wiling, Wuch has been
promised. "
am aware tnat Mr: mayer Is reputed to be
man who has vast VISIONS, which are apt to
melt away In the fierce sunshine OF reality:
But pelng one o1 those VINO nave long oel1eVed
that the war between the government and
those Who nave sought 70 euoscrt II, must
end like al Wars between North and South Of
Which hare record III h1Hf0FV IN fhB
| planting OF a new population Upon the soil
| nearest the tropics, II the settlement OF tue
soldiers 1poa the lands which they have cen
qGered, l nm disposed to Iooh =, uRon n thls
Mr. Ihayer, q: lss author' = entitled to an op
| foTInnty 70 glts II .asr 5rlai.
ieefe are e1sns tns5 31 hhe aceoto petNeen
| ten. Hsleck M anu McClenan IS conlGg 70 an
| end. me old question Nnetner ens Feninsu-
19f a!1ny snqnlo nave oeen "ltnatawn rom
! Hal1lson.s LanalhE Is agai1n oroagat 19 under
Qlscnsslon NJ tne oppone1ls ~ t1aI ponGl. 4.
| fe3al1on is also not unnalulaliy lGit AZ Tue
escape OF Inc ftpel army aclos5 Lug foto1aac,
and tnere Is clscusslon as 70 "heEe Sne plame
for Gen. McC4eila1's pfoeeto3a ea9t1on, nc
might nave attacked Tie enemy On .ae morn
ing after the battle OF Anilstam. apo put him
to 1out; ttat ne s1onld nave oeen
in position to know whether the
cloud Of dust noticed on that day,
that led to the Potomac meant retreat or re-
enforcement; that, Indeed, be might have Wou
\ far mere decided victory on the Antistam
had he brought up his forces more rapidly o.
lad he, after the fall OF Gen. Hooker, put
himself at the head Of the right wing and
achieved the result which Gen. Hooker med
tated, leaving Gen. Burnside to press the
| enemy on the Lett and Ger. Porter to support
him and to hold the centre. On the othel
hand, Gen. McClel1an's friends Eay thst hi:
t plans were seriously dislrrarged By the fal
Of Harper's Ferry, for which lie was In nj
scnse Responsible; that he urged the with
! drawal Of Col. Miles and, failing that. urgei
the sending to his support Of Gen. Sigel; tia
Gen, Halleck failed to reinforce him as h
| might have done, while suffering thousands
! OF troops to lie idle and useless, here, at Bal
| tiInore and in the East, that, particularly
! Gems. Heintzelman and Sigel should have bee,
sent up the Virgins bank Of the Potomac t.
: ut eff the rebel retreat from ShaFpsourg,
: They could not prudently have been sent
, time to save Hsrper's Fesry that 3o, 010 troop
:. | could have been detached tor the purpose, u
der those gensrals, who were anxious to :
: and still amply enough men lett behind t
: garrison the forts, if that was thought nece:
+ Ea1y after it had been ascertained By thorong
= reconpoisEance6 that there vas no consider
bic body Of rebels between Gordonsvlle an
!. Harper's Ferry.
I Where doctors disagree II IS nos 1or the p
4 tient to decide; though ne may pefcelV
~ great tofcH IN the oplcctlons OF each 10 IL
diagnosis and tce prescriptions u tne ONE