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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
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IL CAMP, NEAR LOUISVILLE, September C.
DEAR -:-0ur division has just in-
ished a retreat of over one hundred milesI
under every disadvantage you could think
Of We have seen more hard service,
within the past two weeks, than most SOL
diers see in as many years.
Two weeks ago to-day we were mustered
in at Camp Dennison, the next day paid off,
and the next started for camp near Lex
ingtOn, Kentucky, where we arrived Tues
day. We we're Immediately put on picket
duty, there being rumors of severe fighting
at Richmond, with prospect of our forces
being whipped. Friday the rumors were
confirmed, and on Saturday afternoon our
regiment, with five others, started to rein
force them. On our way we met General
Nelson returning to Lexington and badly
wounded, and learned that we had had a
hard fight at Richmond, and that our men
were all killed, taken prisoners or scatter
ed We continued our march until we
reached the Kentucky river, IA miles,
where we halted, threw out pickets, and
found that the enemy were in force on the
opposite side of the river. After a slight
skirmish with their pickets, we fell back
in good order to Lexington, meeting a re-
enforcement Of 2000 cavalry, arriving
about o'clock Sunday night. We stOrped
in fouy- 1,pf;g onI fbar o1
to camp, rested until noon, expecting the
enemy every moment. The Captain was
detailed in the morning for artillery ser
vice, leaving me in command Of the COM
pany.
About two o'clock the long roll beat and
we fell into line loaded and started out to-
wards the enemy About one mile and
half out we formed in line of battle with
a battery Of two hoWitzers in the centre
of the road, supported on the right by the
105th, and on the left by our regiment
We lay here until dark, waiting for them
but they did not come. We then started
back for camp where we found our extra
baggage, tents and ammunition piled up
and burning, and q general retreat to Lou
isville ordered. After destroying what we
could not take we started, acting as rear
guard. This was Monday night, and we
arrived here last night, forming to give
the rebels battle two or three times each
day. There was more or less skirmishing,
but no general engagement. Thursday
our cavalry made charge, killed some and
took a few prisoners, and scattered the
rest. They gave US no further trouble.
This retreat was made with 10000 raw
troops, four regiment has not had an hours
drill, with large supply train,
in good order, ready to fight at any moment.
We have bivouacked in the open air with
out tents ever since we left Camp Denni-
son. 1 am quite well, stood the march !
frstrate, and am detailed to drill and in
struct the nOn-commissioned officers of the
130 in all.
GEORGE |
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

lKentucky Correspondence Cincinnati Times.
The time is fast arriving when the war
will indeed be "carried into Africa and
no mistake. flour men are to be war ton
ly shot down in the streets of town they
have protected, as was the case at Rich
mond, Kentucky, military necessity"
will demand hereafter the burning of such
places before leaving them, that our men
may be safe in case of a retreat. A people
whs, can 'play Unionism" so well, are dan
gerous-sre not to be trusted.
In conversation with some of the boys
of the list Indiana regiment, the inquiry
was made, "suppose, as you were retreat
ing through Richmond, a few hundred
stalwart negroes had come to your rescue
and succeeded in driving back the traitors
would you-would any of you-have re-
fused their aid p The universal response
was "nol"
Many Of the rebels had their negroes on
the battlefield with them, aiding them in
every possible way.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

Colonel FOrney, writing on the 9TH, says
It is shout time the rumOr Of Secretary
siantOn's resignation should be stopped
If Mr.. Stanton were an inefficient minis
ter or disloyal man, his removal would
be proper but the more one looks at his
administratiOR Of the War Department,
The more is he disposed to censure the
senssless abuse that has been heaped upon
the Secretary. In regard to his ALLEGED
refusals to sustain Mcclellan on Ihe Be
ninsula, Colonel FOrney fully aaqHits him,
Tor the President has hinssl6 satisfactorily
explained this. The call for troops was
nst made ale y Secretary Stanton. The basis
u sn which the army was organized was &
basis accepted by the General himself
~ new appointment Of Mcclellan shows
slso that The best feeling exists between
tbs tive.
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The HernId and DE. Ridd.e.

EDITORS LEADER am a subscriber to
your daily paper, and also to the Cleveland
Herald. have taken the latter for some
ten years, and while differing from it some
what in some of its views and sentiments,
I have in the main supported it, and re-
garded it as fair paper. But its course
toward the Hon. A. G. Riddle is evidently
50 unfair, so disingsnuous, so dishonest and
Malignant that call on the association Of
Editors who conduct the paper to hold a
conclave and exercise little more oom-
mon sense. If they wish to insure the re-
election of Mr.. Riddle, they are taking the
right course. Abuse a man sufficiently,
and it begets sympathy. am no pOliti-
clan, but am for the denomination and
election of Mr.. Riddle to the next Con-
gress. I am satisfied With his record. The
other candidates may be all fair men, but
how. are they on the vital questions of the
day2 Let them define their position. We
want light
caro-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

Ohio Sick and Wounded in Rhode Island.
The following sick and wounded soldiers
Of Ohio Regiments have been transferred
from Alexandria, Virginia, to the United
States General Hospital, at Portsmouth
Grove, Rhode Island;
7th Regiment-C. G. Wheeler, company
G; L. Wilson, company D, wounded; ].
Henierl, company H ]. Henrie, company
D; Samuel A. Fuller, company G, wound
ed; A. Laptin, company A; Jacob Marks.
company B Sergeant 2. B. Davis, compa-
ny A; ]. M. Holcomb, company G.; JAMS
Wesenheimer, company G CORPORAL W.
A. Smith, company B, wounded. : ? :
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How the Troops Feel.
An armv correspondent writes /:

80 - - W. POAANSAAN "AAsSS-
"The troops are again beginning TO feel
ike fighting. Just at this moment they
have no General to quarrel about. Pope
has been sent to the Indians, and Mellow
ell has gone to see his wife. Their idol,
General Mcclellan, is here among them,
where they can see him almost daily, and
if they will not fight under him they
would not fight under Gabriel, ifhe should
blow his trump, descend from above, and
offer to lead the Yankee host to their last
extremity"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.



EDIroRs LEADER Please announce that the Hon.
A G. RIDDLE is a candidate for reelection to Con-
g-ess subject to the decision Of the Congressional
Union Convention. The course Of r. Riddle in Con-
gress, in sustaining the Confscation and Emancipa
ton measures the abolition Of Slavery in the Terri
tories, the recognition Of Hayti and Liberia, the
Emancipation policy Of the President, the most de-
termined prosecution Of the war and subordination
Of all local institutions including human slavery to
the suppression Of the rebellion, has met with the
hearty approval of his constituents and for the faith
fulness with which he has discharged his duty they
desiie to see him endorsed and reelected. They be-
leve that in endorsing him they endorse the prnci
pos he has upheld and in that view they ask that he
should have another term.
REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
FOR CONGRESS-
Rev MOSES HILL, Of this CITY, will be a candi-
date to represent this District In Congress subject to
the decision OF the Union Convention sept4
FOR CONGRESS-
Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, of Lake County,
will be candidate for Congress before the Union
Convention. seTt2
FOR CONGRESS-
Judge. r. P. SPALDIEG iIa candidate, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention augQ
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MARRIED.

At Brooklyn, N. z, September sth, by Rev. ". B.
Lee, CHARLES G. BALDWIN, EfQ., of this city, to
CARRIE s., daughter Of Charles W. Prentiss, Esq,
ofthe former place.
On Thursday, September 18th, BY Rev Mr. Good1
rich, Capt. JOSEPH E. SHIELDS, o. v u, s. A.
and Miss HETTY CRAWFORD, both Of this city.
In Brunswick, September 18th, by Rev. 7. J. Pore
Mr., sARDIS EDGERTOE and Miss MERCY III
kKIES, both Of RoyaltOn.
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ElseNhere III be FOUND oonmunicatiOn

Elsewhere willb found communication
which has been called out BY the malicious,
slandering and dishonest course of the
Cleveland Herald toward Mr.. Riddle. It
is but sample Of the indignation with
which Aess attacks Of the Herald are re-,
gardsd by all the honest and upright of
lr. Riddles constituents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
What the Russian Minister thinks of our
Army,

NJ. stoeckl, the Russian Minister, after
watching our troops as they went past on
their way to Rockville the other night,
said that we had the finest army in the
world, but that no soldier could do his du-
ty who carried so much luggage on his
person. Twice as much, he said, as Rus
sian soldier was allowed to carry, and far
more awkwardly and incOn7eniently
placed than his load Washington dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

The BelleiORte Watehman, (Pennsylva-
MAJ whose editor was recently arrested
for discouraging enlistments, says mum
beTiOf hogs we're recently poisoned near that
eity by eating copy of The New York
Eribune. To which the Tribune pithily
responds
This accounts, we presume, to the strong
aversion to our journal habitually evinced
by all things swinish and bestial. Animal
instincts are remarkably strong. We have
known hogs whose bristles were covered
by brOadcloth fairly foam at a sight Of the
Tribune"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
Ho.v tbey do il IN New haven.

~ The draft twas to be enforced in New Ha-
ven on Wednesday and $500 persons
came out to see how it was done While
arranging the machinery volunteers came
81 to an extent beyond the wants of the
Government and there being no occasion
for drafting, that process was indefinitely
postponed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

Governor PierpOnt has issued his proc
lamation, and is taking the incipient steps
necessary for general arming and organ
iIstiOn Of the people of Virginia, in all the
recognized counties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
General schenck and his Sword.

A correspondent Of the State Journal
says;
General Scheuek is improving. His
surgeons now say that they will be able to
save his arm The General was struck
when in the act of waving his sword above
his head, while the brigade was rushing to
battle. No time to recover it then
There, take It'll said he, pointing with
his left hand to the enemy, there is no
other way to get itl"'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
The wsy the HeruId's Ally in Summit COun

The WGy the Herald's Ally In Summit COun-
yOPpOses Mr.. Riddle.
Therei is available sheet in Akron, call
ed, we think, the "Union," that announc-
Cd Mr.. Riddles appearance in that town
recently, in the following manner:
Hon. A. G. Riddle, of Cuyahoga cOun-
ty, candidate for Congress in this district,
will deliver speech in Empire Hall, on
Thursday evening Of this week. Mr.. Rid
die is the Congressman, it will be remem-
,hfred, who ssvaegly tumbleG out Of his car
fitg6 me poor exhausted and wounded
soldier, during the famous Bull Run re-
treat
Mr.. Riddle, at the opening Of his speech,
referred to the paragraph, and deRed its
author to find in his whole ife-in any
thing he had done or said, or written
anything that could support the charge, or
that would in any way prove thathe ever
misuSed q soldier.
In its this week issue, the a Union" re-
publishes the Bull Run letter, and says
that in the speech delivered by Mr.. Riddle
in Summit county, he claimed that the
man pushed of from his carriage IN the
retreat, was Edward Rodney Mason Of
course this statement of the " Union is a
lie, as silly and absurd as the other.
Mr.. Riddles enemies must be in despsr-
ate strait, indeed. Even the Herald has not
yet quoted from the q Union"
II The Union" is the organ of Mr.. Good
hue, recently appointed by Mr.. Chase and
Mr.. Parsons, Deputy Collector, under
the tax law, but who is also running for
Coagress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

We publish elsewhere a report of the
number of men required 10 fill the quota
for the several wards. and townships in
this county. sevsrarOf them are exempt.
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! THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gives no.
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expressly designed FOR Soldiers and others who desire
a good Watch at a moderate price. These Watches
intended to dspace the worthless, cheap Watch
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country is flooded, and which we're never expected to
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southern discipline

now Is II Lnat the reDeI soldiers, ragged, !,
dirty, half-starved, iIl-treated and ignorant,
are a match for the well-olOthed, fall-fed,
intelligent soldiers of the Union Army 2
Why is it that in field fight these misera-
ble creatures will rush undaHnted up to
the very mouth of our guns, and storm our
batteries in the face Of fire that mows
great sWsths in their ranks, until they
climb over piles of their own dead and
wounded to make other piles of the same
material upon our sides7 The whole an
EWer may be found in one wOrd-disci-
pline. Tbs men know that they must obey
orders and they do it. There is no repri-
manding, no entreating, but if a soldier
steps cut Of the ranks without good cause,
he is shot or struck down upon the spot
by his ofeer. Half dozen such examples
are sufficient for the whole army, and in
consequence, every man, half-naked and
hAlf-starved though he be, fights as il the
issue Of the day depended upon his arm
alone. Another effectual lesson is taught
BY the prompt punishment Of deserters-
A correspondent of the Charleston Courier.
writing from JaeksOn's army, says that
among the Yankees captszed were two men
who had deserted eight months before and
Joined the Federal Army. As soon as the
fact was established, Jackson ordered them
to be hung to tree, which was done in the
presence Of large portion of his army
This is severe, but the whole of warfare is
severe, and the strictest measures will en-
sure the strictest obedience. Hsw many
sEeSutions have there been in the Federal
army7 Can half dozen be found out of
probably hundreds Of cases where the Ar
ticles of War would require it?
Then, again, we may learn an important
lesson from the rebels, in the way of the
treatment Of incompetent, cowardly or
treaeherous Generals. General Fremont
Was modified and General Hunter has been
recalled, but where is the Court of Inquiry
into the causes Of the disaster at Balls |
Bluff, and the late defeat at Bull Run ? |
When John B. Floyd showed the white
feather at Fort DoBelson, be was immedi-
,ately oashiered for it, although he was the
right hand man Of the Confederacy. And
By The same impartial rule, helding every /
nan to astrict accountability, the rebel ar
ny can boast Of better list of General
sf6oers to-day than can the Federal army.
The conclusion is plain. Our Government
must act boldly and impartially in court
martialing and furnishing any officer, be
he high or low, who proves himself inoom-
Petent and in promoting any man, officer
orpriyate, who deyelOpes superior ability.
When this is done we shall have danger
Gus as well as a powerful army.
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