, 1862-07-28

He said that the Government needs fresh
msn to I'LL np the tired and worn regiments;
the federal Generals have asked for reinforce
ments, and the President calls upou the 1oyat
people Of the country to supply them. He
had learned that it Tas the opinion Of men
familiar with military matters, taat unless the
cUU,00G men are shortly forthcoming, still
other disasters are almost certain to oetall the
depth Of humiliation ever to be outnumbered
OF outgeIeraltd By traitors. The next battle
before Richmond must be victory for the
patriot cause. We must achieve trlu1upas
within the next four months that shall warn
traitors Of their doom-that shall carry politi-
cal ruin and social degradation into every dis
loyal houseEold. at the same time that the
nation aud the very heavens are filled with
The shouts Of . rejoicing people, Our forces
on the Peninsula have been beaten; but 1t Is
the purpose OF the Government never to per
nit those brave men to be beaten again. As
Tor our Western men, they had taken the busi-
| ness into their own handa and thrashed the
enemy every time. He would not dIsparage
Eastern troops, bat it was nevertheless trle
that there vas reason riy the eampaieu in
s5e Mississippi valley had been a brilliant
| partial failnre-and it was. that in the West
we are feariuliy in earnest. AL sorts OF people
Democrats acd Republicans, native and for
elgn born-had, when the rebels attempted to
build fence across our mighty river, struck
hands and pledged each the other never to lay
Gown their musksts until but one country
| should be acknowledged from Its head
waters to the Gulf. The Democrats,
ne was proud to say, being Of that
pontiem es ta,th hlmseli had gone into this waz
There had been no difference; and it was only
within the past few days that any one had
shown any disposition to complain The talk
about emancipating the slaves had disturbed
fhe nerves Of afew honest labortag men, who
| tnALinA that fhp !,
TO take their pisces. There WAS no danger Of
that; he should sooner expect to see these
same honest labor;ng men taking the p1aces
and occupying the lands Of the whits men
down south What we want to do Is, to
maintain the government Of our fathers, and
all agree that the rebels must take carc OF
themselves In these times, OF hang tor It. We
arc not looking around for 3 Justification
q this var. No! It was justification
t; tor IT. n tie presence of the na.-
an Organized and powerful conspiracy exists
to divide the Territory Of the United states
to bring this Republic to q traRica1 end.
What! do the rebels think that the North will
ever consent to partition OF the Federal do.
main! He said that this immense uprising Of
the slave aris:ocracy that the North never In
| tends to surrender the Southern Territory,
whateyer else she may do. He was not tie
advocate Of feroclous measures. But it mild
ting the rebels through, not to the extent oi
the law, but to the extreme limit Of on,
!; means. For should we finally be compelled
to visit upon the rebels the whole s'upendou<
, and appalling force Of our boundless res
| onrses, still history would say for us" Fear
5 ful as wns the cost, the loyal citi1snl
: preva1ed- they saved their government
and added new .glordes to their Repun
, l'c." He preferred that the student OF htsso
{ y In ages 70 come, should read that commea
. taly, than that be should read there, thA
8 the patriots were enterp1laing and even en-
Il thusiastic, but they had political hat1splitter
= among them, and So failed" Failed! Fsllo:
citizens he sad. Let thst aa3 never be write
All the glorfes that stream upon uB from tt
J. past wi0 be quenchsd, If the rebels be no