, 1862-10-03

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Washington, has satisfied him thst our
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fcsapaon OF afnnss indeed, toas II thefe vas
EagoritiEm at ali, It Was in cur direction. /.
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properly equip the INV troops VITAE found to
be very difficult matter. The government
wis compe13ea to do the best II could under
the circnmstances. Tbs consequence was
that arms Of an Inferior kind had TO be used
IN many instances. ~But they are to be re-
I1aced mat nj soon rss thu better deaeintion
rsn ~, oht.,nsd
The mnnchausen stories OF that vile, seces-
sion sheet, the New York Hsrazd, purportiue
~ ho .ha ea..ros and doinos ~ ~ ,-oEs1.ors
- - 80 - -: 49, ee 4s ~ ~ eo'ssuo1'
~ ALTOONA, are ong got1en up with The anteu-
tion Of dividing the North. They are manu-
n... cnreosn,o.u - ,a.a.aos ~ ..s.a
et1 toh1eaet@e7 ano anlenoea 70 opetaIe
especially upon the coming elections. The
proposition to p1aee Fremont at the head OF
u W. aany "as nov e'en un'eo d. - ~ uos.
1ates, who Is spoken OF as one OF the most
radical Of the governors, he must have /
changed his views very suddenly after be had |
lett Springfield; for Just previously to his de-
se1vati7e manner aud in favor of placing the |
Northern States on as perfect a war policy as |
possible, 80 that they could render all |
possible aid to the government. Further than |
this, not word escaped him, even to his most |
intimate friends , ..,.,.... a.. co.1,
Fitz John Porter is blamed for the compara-
tive failure Of the battle Of sharpsburg. He
did not bring up his division In proper time
TO engage the enemy to advantage. Had he
done 80, It is affirmed the enemy would have
been completely routed. It Is also stated
| that charges Of similar kind will be brought
! against him from the time Of the campaign
| upon The peninsula to the present, Indeed
| tie legally Of this general is openly ques-
g91S a,o Il %sshagea ssea 6a the president n.s had
great difficulty tn forwarding troops to sigel,
| Gen. Halleck being greatly Prejudlced against
that brave and talented general The presf-
wishes to stsnd y Ssh but t. a. The The
sot!sa y ,1h h,.,3 ~ .e s. ~ tha IA nna1rs, ~
Ws,t - paw En- ,ea;nat the To,nntecrs over a1an
nnd nd thfa ~ nnar1r1 9' 'o ahse9Te he DsmocystIc
name. .,,o,. co,
., aag ;n4ia 40 ~ q de;na s ~ ~ fhenn
sn;t tbs n@,n,axon aH ~ ~ H. 5ncstit,as r.
he e operatea NJ AZ mon. IN he thirteenth district
my 1ass s nouao a41 T. fnig a,endin1 E II ~
, Refhe theV ssa sst' poninatea ~, eoI orriaon
tWsnI4 .aey naVe ~ 4opna.so ~ ~ r. III .tarA
| AAA NAA+*-A ~ A4tA w AN1@" - 49, !" - Ss
upon their plattorm- His opPone1s Is GoL
T. =. Fouke. Alien l. opposed pJ GoL AuJ-
Kendall and Hon: Milton B9rsley. NoH, one
or the other Of these gent!emen must gl4e
. way, or the State will be dlsgraced BY the
election Of Alien. Let the var men unite
upon one candidate, either baruey ot hQJ-
kendall, and they can elect him. In tue La
: ealle district 1t Is proposed to run Dlcke5
!, ,, upon IN anti-war platform. The question Il,
will he consent to have h1s name used IN con
! nection with set Of resolutions IN which tna
president is denounced ~ criminal u Il
anythlng for power with the Patty now tive
= Us the government and VIC WILL have peace It
! thirty days, say they. But such peace! Ihe
= whole country would be compelled 70 PASS
y under the yoke Of JEFF Davis d Co..
: / ycur district notice that some Of tht
! candidates for county offices, who want h!!
y strength, are determined to force John y
9 porEaae 5sRr pf tase fl1in gle Rzi1Eoad
i 70 Or eaaodaas. soesss sessns Ss Aney "isa
ala1s1 a1ers cas KY +e " ~ ILL., E,o-os, T., -,
& IN: eIa1s canMua!e 1oF CGng1es9 M ia1 - sni
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ia nAi1on Ano so4nes4uon " oS~e, ~ - patassl
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ISIS qulte Anotae1. Eat taa1 soIt u talns ns
1ong pes4 Piayea ons N PonlGs. 1S ~ Fanny