The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-30


bill IN esc, releases CIR rites 10 conirac, On one
SIDE without satisfao'orn 10 those the other.
Psi o. o nntt he substituted " cin ~ tender In
pay m Mt Of detas The legal tender v the ccns'i-
tuiiO vi stand I'd value.
TIE bill was hers lsid aide and the army hr
M. Gurlcy toLic) rsid was us,l--s 70 a,tsmp,
10 dbguse tict now almost everywhe,e recogni.
rel, that We must have q more active md practical
war policy in Congress, In the Cabinet, but more
etpecisay In the fad. OF We n light prepare for
inreign and domestic war II several years dur'-
tion. Proceeding as NJ IRE ent with our military
cAmpnign, n wuud be 10 strange thing 20 have
the 'S1uthern Conle,icrscyr acl nowlciged by for.
dgn pownS aud our Government would tacn stand
before the CIVILIZED word htmistcd and digracel.
Our amy bad long been rcsly, and our soldiers
burning with desire ~ strike n tho traitors,
ard snting sr tie bittl, field. We hal earnestly
cast about for bold and daring leader reiiy Tor the
great contest and II was pAinfl 10 confess NJ This
late Day, that the uLtry hal lo-jaed in vain for
Con'manfer in-Chief exhibiting the will and the
requisite enterprise and genius h. lead our rvs
~ victory. lie asked what stnpd in the way Of
MEETING the enemy WIS II the fear Tat somebody
would he hurt, or dill ihe ghost 81 Bull Run hover
alsut the minds 81 our cufnm tnding ofhcersf We
had lost more men 10y disease and sickness during
the last five months than We shouli have probably
lot In bali dozen genotal Engagements and hun.
dreis Of millions of money have been tTent, and
one e the largest armies Of the world & taer-
ed ~ remain comparatively idle, and be-
come weak and dnmorsIited Nv inactivity. "
desired tho respect ~ peuplo,
and the moral support N tho w,rld, we
would strike out boldly 6r yictnry, and trust
10 god powder, tn strong orrnHto woi-limol guns,
nnd " Gpd. II would be- bettor " met With pccH-
sionAl revorses than " remain inactive. Did
q ntr,l stand In the way b. hoiA IN check
than half million 81 men take him out ~ ths
way. the Angel Gabriel Commanded our forces,
and JAILED 10 march against the eacmy, he woull
petition To- tie court 10 which he ho,ls allegiance
for his instant disinissal. lie preferred charge
against ,he Cou sndcr in Chief but In ha juds-
ment the dH no, live who could successfully
CoinmuHd six hundred thousand men scattered over
n nd. ,,tt.
~ this Rrpublc had long hung upon tho yitipn ~
oi single man. part Of the tremendous
buider thrown upon the shoulder Of our youn;
GoIcrt should le removed, and div iei, n, as ~
call mt the bcst enr,iCs Of the lest sf 'ofs and
,'irc general unity IT action. Thus tyr our COM
uIandors have been the victims Oi some fixed unsl-
to- al o. plano tho fruit IL ono mind, hch plans hal
accomplished hut one marked result II had pre-
vented Eve hundred thousand men { ON nte-rr,inQ
precisely what they me together ~ accom- pnah:
that WINS, ~ light and whip the enemy. lie reveal
ed NO ectct when he stated tat the grcnt plan WV
~ strike At oil points. II was smplc unIosS1ni.
" Mt very arrangement WA n te made
In Me-Inti kentucky and Virginia. that ~ hy
single click 81 tho clock, all would rush unnn tho
eu,my NJ oncc, and crush tho rebellion ~ single
blow. Wht,yor our army accomplished must he
~ out trpc pa in Kentucky bad glpriousiy Il me
rot ~ = signal from Washington, but by striking
| boldly IT the 'ncny, where they might bc found
why should TIE great army "f the Union he idle,
when soldiers All civilians everywhere were i'm
plnring ur action East Tennessee had aske.i fir
| 10000 men irr defense against the rcbcs. The
prayer hsd leen answered 10y the announcement
" II no TROOPS Gould he spared frum the army of iii
| Potomac yet th,rr were absent from that army, a
few days ni,u, and II about the avaraxe, on
business - lenfirr. ~ ether objects, nearly loo
IN etH and 1000 ptivatrs, an army Of themselves
~ lrgc NJ WAS reluircd Ia s,ve Tennessee. II WIS
| MT necessary H. ~ 10 Tennessee for an iIlustri
| ton Il the w'ut of ontorpris1 and dTihg
| tho put ~ tae controlling manager ~
| tho army. lie bad II from authority anil
| II could not be Guestpned that slme three
| weeks ago. rom ten g. i'tren thousand C,nf,lri-
Aies In the nj hlIrhod Of Elrunpy vittutllr
| IA the Irwcr OF division II or N'my, numbering
alS ~ 4n,oOo. Con. Lander sent y messenger o.
| Con kel J, saying IN substance, Join me - AMI
Gen. Kelly, without the knowledge ~ ~ h a mes
| ar"g"r, sent two 81 his own, bearing q "a niltr
~, 'Hge. Mesuwh L., one Of these generals tele-
UrHIl 81 To- G'i eral B 20 o. advance one NJ lc
| while lc advanced upon the othrr-but, unfirtu-
| lately, thy t'lnruphcd vt the same time h. head
| lu,ItUrs Ia reference To- what was going on, when
| an ans scr came IN the tInu ~ an order " not g.
| .tfce" commando with a rcprimtnd f,r eveu
! any sr-.c.t.u 4 that kind. That battle would
| ave sadly Dol. en- IN uplu some great plan was
| quite pr l able. II sht lave finished the G'e,t
| Au1cuu. o." ~ the ue~7pupc-s had expressed a..
| 4 II must not lc forgotten That tho mammoth
tci ii tlst " ~ ~ draw within his folds aud crush
| a." - u, lion a - sr lt sweep If histd, had al
real asal we'd MP l our cont M platSi victories,
and ,,r lct UtrHct will the substance Of the pep
| pie, b. uu puIu-e. los than thirty days ago,
| uisd General -urt forward 3O,OO cavalry ayains,
| Gen. Price, and WAS about tp follow Il up with ten
tuCu-Hud infantry, with every prospect Of success,
| vi on au order Cnrio fi1m '-nperur OH lsr'' a.
| haiti Was nnt this Characteristics Of the whole
| VAR Tlc battle ~ Frc lerctpn, Mss,uri, and tho
al recent hattie IN K'utuUY were both fought with.
ont orders frgr. Ma.h!,rgHns ,.'aye oHr wes'orr
- i' ""' ~" VIM q, f,r os u" with west it r,r
| 't'''.s' 49,. -..."n Zee l4 y
| session o' q" Nssut-ifpi River q the Gulf II
re'orr'd e. tie hlurkrit II TIE PtIfu,c ., cau4s
Tor ,hune, and intimnt,d Nat the T. o-ient wa
| anxious that The war should be- prosecuted v,i,I
| yinor. u con fusion, b. said be- saw \ stresk 4,
| hEht abe y, resting uU"r tire chair . the nee Soc
| ni'S "i N'r' a man VII" u report sppke truly
| combination ~ Oh ~ kpry rui al. TtyI,~, With
| a mind % bis owl, brain ~ place, and mind L.
| execute. That officer would he likely e. push m
the with an ihr - ,pr tlt ,ir,,tstrr',pd H.,
| people in raising 800 vast mi mi lily IN army.
| TIC mmittec rose lui tho House toll, up n,
Senate joint re''uiion providing fsr &C. ret go
| riuuH GA wnr qur-tionS and Imposing IonAltCs f,i
| disclosing the Proceedings M the sessions.
| Tie resolution WAS pu,sel. Adjourned.