New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Frops ite Hainners dnc,nAr.
Travelling h. a ciiole Tor the pnst yssr. the UnoG
.raie, A. tbo-e OF the { an.deu,cy have met gain
NJ BOIL Run srd hunt0h u H. a lexington and
bar U0Lelfon. Lct ~ PRAY Heaven that b"tn par
g.. may hot meet at uumb,rlces oaer Old p9ln'e 81
contact supposed II bu,f period siuce impossible IL
j. not worth while - di'gi.e tic deep ino'nl Aton
all tnu,t feel this un,x ect.J remsnd0p 10 old
posiiirs II 10 NJ less ~ consider ourselyes rs not
d,e,ly Inundated At our defeat ty the ragged and
half-4rLcd cOuscriIts hch make up tie Rebei
levi D. The INT step toward Gees l. 10 look into
rc,1it. AID To ascertain what has c.u.ei them; tes
next reorgauize ,hAttcr. d columns pitch over
board every in,od peieut iunC ,onary, ciyn or nih
ury, and axe TIE held again lie re y .t'ss moment
Z CGa IL d0Hf.
Bot have We the courage 10 20 all this J l. il not
tno ~ ten tie care that Tor fear Of hurting tie
f,ehnls cf SOM incompetent II 'spnr or no die ~
shOg der rnps he ir continued la oOmnlaud until
another and smother host Of tic gallant nod hdlng
rank aud I'll, hud premature graves, Willie TIE nag
thcy carry il di-honord and the whole nation II
bundled ~ the durtf or The soIdlcrs eto have
fought II lae not -ing lie complaint comes up that
IL Worth "A moments attention. Nobly, gl0n0urly
have tbev bs ms Themselves pouring out their blood
Ike y alter 20 cover tnr blundors Of their command
ing generals counting their lives ~ ho.hiDg Il they
uigat tut inIr he efTCrs wldch had col romired
the ssif.iy II our nationality Oh the battlefield
Fighting ia Isolated squads or divisions left to gr0pe
about miies asund-r without adequate supports, out
hank.d rsked at every turn by murderons mask ed
batteries who's locality was never ascerIained la
ad vance fof lack Of proper reconnaissance cot up
by duh,s OF cavalry into every ayniia 10 of-Llns-
our owl, meanwi lie, u"~hsre; ttey hive been
beaten, dishexuened, dlsOrgarized Iost tier cup
Il..s to iually retrert 10 the old stronghold Of
wear ago, and unavslliugy grove over the loes Of
brave comrades sa rihceI ny thousands Gselessly
VINO will deny that this is no Who can deny i'll
And look at the CONDITION. vi those who, better lrd
have reduced them To this Illuminating condition.
Que hundred and ify miles or more from their for
tuer late base OF oleIstonr near Richmond, picked
forward by their oihcers a. the point Of TIE sword
over such Il aisiauce ui weary marching, carrying
u-riapr "a We ertuplly al poor food IN their haver-
a.ck, or dependent on the corut,ls Ia Keep sturva
II N at arm a enJ. and hiring rroad-lron .lIgs for
lusk of cannon balls. they have saown an endurance
and ynlor worthy of = better ciuee; while ta,ir
audacous general-bip b.s enabled them u rely upon
mr. supply trains for what whs lacking, our own
brave roldery suffering sadly III slgtI OF their own
rn.oking provision. meanU bile These are the ficIs
plain to view and which nothing can conceal which
oug ht no, 10 be concealed. To give 10 tuch income
,reut Generals more troops In bat pouring waller ~
sieve. il but s-nding more valuable nyes To be-
he,d lessly AID reekles-y Wasted anew 10 break the
hearts Of the people ~ me, anew " cOhirOmlse
,be lie Of the Nation.
We have boped AID hoped through long and
weary months we have encouraged all WITH the
hope that some inspiration would come 10 TIE lead
-lt from the fiery patriotism and enthusiastic deyo
ton Of The people until Nv the fhGl,, here We arc
alter twelve month"; OF sickouing ruspcnsr ~ hope
offered, at the old point from when we ret ut.
Now shhll not propose II loicy for our lead
r. civil Military bat there Ii one thing Tie
ton like The old Atheninn oraor~ill inrist uyon,
and that is: ..ion' acton action We believe
tbat to-day our troops confronting The Rebels MT
nHmbrr them, beuld. being snleror IN everything
which constitutes equipments aud suppli.s. Aud
here We shal. ,ote te battlefield corrci oudent ui
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