Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Ger. Banks and thc Texas e.,

T4eFc seems to be no doulr tina, \
nes Of Gen Banks in New York ,.,, \
izo formidable expedition for r,.
which he will command ia rn,n
New Hampshire aui Couosot,,nr r.,
have been detained at New York hr
petition, lts destination Is NOT ,,
but tho general conjecture is that, ,n
IN Texas cOl Forney 50 wrips an.
iugton:
The attention Of the 20 ornrsr,
United States has ior long time l..
estiy directed towards Texas, and H., n
lance Of extending military speroton.
store the federal authority in tina = :.
been strongly and persistently ursaa '''
eral delegations Of loyal Texans W.
solemn assurance that large BORT ~,
people Of Texas are only vain y, f..
Portunlty 10 return 70 their sllecis.r, s
'ablish within their boundaries nm,
Tree states, thus putting into propras,,n
troll and civilized cultivation the pp,,ro
which declared it's independence of "
nearly thirty years ago, and was sa,,.5
United States in 1914. 10 acoon' 'Jo 9
vast design will undoubtedly be- the l l,.
the expedition under Gen Banks az.
weeks ago an expedition also look;n..
Texas, after first clearing tho N;so.;. SOW
rebel distractions, was entrusted n MAJ.
John A sMeClernapd of llmois who 'V
the western states ssfnes,ly engage, "
ganizstion The concurrent nav,
seahoard, headed by Gen Banks oni J'I va
Ia the same object, after having ban, ,a '''S
tavorably considered by the m,litar,. '" a,..i
ties, has now neen formally dec jed "'
Texas wrested from the rebels and jo~ W.
eminent organized al its capital and ,t,,
out the State, will be an immense raj, ~
republic, and fatal blow TO the rsL,9
The commercial and political result ~
reoonquest of Texas will surpass in innor,,
any and everything hereto ore attsmn,oJf
this war. When the traitors d,scovar Il
will soon discover, that the whole co,tnn
try il being rapidly made tributary II ,Eo
ular government of the United States
is forclbly taken from them, the ,naaso.
troops from this region now ouartere5 II, Il
ginia will either fall an easy prev 10 n"r
mes IN that quarter, or when TOO late eek
fly back TO recover their own section finn,
triumphant Union columns.
The choice Of the commanders Of this No,
ment IS for many reasons a happy one. 81
eral Banks and General McClernapd an 4
volunteer off, ers who have ALREADY s7p,I
istlnguished themselves by gallant service
In the northern and eastern states Cen Bs 4
en- o,s the unbounded confidence Of tbeno,r]
while Gen MoClernand has inspired the VII
west with enthusiastic faith in his courage !
firing energy and military sGili. The tr,l
of New Eng and and New York. under /
leadership o. Banks, will vie with the rais
soldiers q Indiana, Hin, Ia and Iowa onI
the leadership of McClernqnd, and al v
strive who shall show the greatest devotion
the government, the mort determined hatred
the rebellion, and the most gallant 2.ai ipc.
ing out the war. Banks. the stsunch roppR
can, an mcClernand, the IN vsrie Dgg
democrat, are specially fitted for this gr
mission, and sIgnally qualified 10 lead TIT
two armies to n browning victory. The n
pie of the United States will alao he glai
know that il ia designed by the government
cloth these two command rs with the Iarg
discretionary power. They have entered 0
on their task, therefore, with the full con
dence Of the administration, ana will bs 81
ported by the whole influence Of the civil a
military authorities and should the aigns =
results Of these conjoined expeditions prove
be what | have toreshadowed, then every
triotlc heart will give utterance to bra
that God may speed them triumphautly
their way" .-.t
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hest news.-&. Aibans Messenger.
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ister. .-e
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