, 1862-11-08
VOLUME XIV.

!: ill the middle S:atess Are Ohio. 1udiana,
UIEujE, PeIns3 lyaGia aud New 1vrk weary Of
tie WARP Are they willing to say to tue Stairs
in REBELLION, "Wayward sisters, 20 inpeace!"
eiftrts have been cauce}ess and in vein, and to
recall their gallant soldiers from the battle
fe'69 Net at all-not at all! But they do
say, il emphatic and imperative tones, that
they ere wno.lg dissatisfied with the manner
ip wLich the var has been cor Quoted.
1lipor causes Lave unquestionabiy aided in
t1c rrsnlts before u.s. Tie agents of seces-
sitn at the North faye used every means of
pSEve1ttng 1nohc opinion; many men have
f7etn frightened by the threat Of the draft;
tuch OF The frs6ing class as have no princ!-
Pes tut thtir pockets, have desired return
II The easy prosperity Of peace; old prsju-
o,rts Ct party have been appealed to, and the
WitdfeTa1 OF hundreds of thousands Of men
70 The army have p o5uced vast local chan Ses.
But these 1lHuelccs au together vera as
nc: hing to Tie ccpres sion, amounting almost
tu aesi:.ir, Which 1be inactive aud e1psc,aut
policy Of the administration has produced in
The healts Ct the tsaranest and siacerest sup
I;c.ters Of Tie war TIE whole nation, after
its GiEantlc preparations aud sacrifices, has
lt'cked for ad' 9uate ret1rns-ani looked in
valn+ Il "a " its armies not used ia the field.
hut pe15shiEg in pest.lentia1 ewamps; it saw
lts treasures wasted in long winter encamp~
merts OF in trait1-ss coast expeditions; AID
1t saM huge burden of debt roliag up, larser
:iHc 1rger .:yery day, with 10 prospect Of
Er!.ater military efficiency. than had marked
tLe eighteen months of the past. It remon-
stratcd, it cSpns.u's1"d. It advised and it in1~
plcred. and though it Fas constantly put off
By tie rose-coiosd stXIv-1ar va:icInations of
Seward, it found itss1t further from the goal
81 the cad Of each sixty days than it Tas al the
beginning,
Th9 s, repeated d:sappointneots were ulore
tlisn a1J ptoyle could well endure They
waited pa1it.1jy enough, and the mora ear-
ntCt trle1ds at Ike administration, indeed.
ti;Ssus5ed their dlscont4:1+E, saDattd criticism,
uvtni cacn iSu:rs, ana maintained 8 part OF
confidence and co:Eposare which currs:,S
events seaTcal; jas:ii j, In the hog. Of rapid
ci,auge ol po1cT and spG2ey Improvement
MsanW lille, Others, hos SO well disposed to
!Ee persons CT 1'asfy IN COVER, have ar.ilci
themselves ri tue o=Esa&a1y seniin.n5 1f dis
trust - ors;ai.lzz au op;n'-i9ioa. They have
hter ;oIaea S. Ill The eit:nleats o! uiseo1d n
7he community, hy oEeu aad secret disu1:on-
lists, By the sTmpathiser5 with tue Soush, by
1:'r iHt:uicIt t:i's who would gladly zee
- S;sH war 1t The North, by Capitalists who
!*va st1d=h sc:;eIz,es, by sue ti1adz :atr.id uf
IT. di:sft, :std bY +uts large foreign ie1lu.ncs
riie!. ae;ks The f;sivrat1on tf trlle. Bat
1te.r 1'lo=s pe"vr:2i assistant has been taa
dlseour4ge.Itu: aud apathy di1Iu:ed every
:shcre by cur military future. They have
:1au1nphed, not il tIeic bE2 Strength. not by
The presentation of zny new, peculiar, and
general dissatisfaction Let the authorities
at Washington be rebNsed Significantly, it is
said on all sides, and they will do better for
the fu:ure
We trust they Hi,l; We trust the incidents
6f the day lIave Impressed upon th:lr minds
1wo sclsun and Importing lessous: First,
lhat war, Wien il has bee1 undertaken, is to
he fought as war, accorIiss = to war pri1ci pies,
end met a. politics, according to th. iat sEcsSs
Ut localities Or c1asEes, or she schemes OF WHY
n'rtguers and managers. The mistake Of
The administration, trom the beginning has
been that it has regarded the war not aS a
deadly ar6 ipeVlsahie cEennuier between tro
1+'rfns 81 saeie.f struggling Tor the mastery #
Continent, Init as q ne1shoorhood feu !,
:eE1ch IunSt Ind IL le :n;ro:sAise, ul1.u, i co L..
c;1is!1on, and fiz:a1 sAabi5s of n:n:;s. L. k:s
| accordingly alia%ed at the ilezd OF tie armies
GENERALS WHO sought to exhaust both sides
by delays, rather than TO fight battles; rho
| lave lGvtr made attacks, aud VIE, when thy
| we're forcSd iuto light and won yictcfi4s.
| 7stTe el1taiE ney.7 10 f;lig. then up. &na
| for the same 81 sa3s,n i. has MT supp :ed III:
ietlGn or the armies. until recently, witt 3cY
| c=1ini1e method Of dealing with the enorm JUS
| =sil O: sl1verY. which was the cause Of the
s:a, SID w.::l., ss 10; i7lu1e ~or.u c.,afessSs,
ill 1,:s:rn5':e tlit. eE;! df t:l:: T4r, Bu: h:r1
!: .vr, -fsc 1aica sGgs to IT, Teino:l I'll ll: d.
| no'Iiaes, NUKE 7Sa. in earnest; strik= your
b1cTs 1T the heart of The eaemy's RESOURCES
::usi power, and literally and at once crush uut
tnl5 1Etei Hal reEcslilB.