The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

HiUo auu luo tuIclllo vi NapOl6On,
When, therefore, disaster shall have
followed disaster, and defeat succeeded
to defeat, tho eyes Of the nation will
again turn to Mcclellan, and then will
bo seen how great wrong the Admin.
istration perpetrated in his removal.
ltis not to be expected, however,
that the Administration will stop with
this step, Tho radicals boast that they
have all power now in their hands, and
that the President has given up to
them .hc direction of tho war. They
boast tina, they have his promise that
ne will exercis, his pcrogative of max
ing and unmaking Generals ut their
bidding; that Fremont will in short
time be made Commander in. chief, and
Pope restoredto the command Of the
army of Virginia; and that, on the first
Of January u proclamation will be is.
sued directing arms to be distributed
TO the slaves at the South. .a...
Hung be the heavens in black whom
these stops shall bo taken, tor they
will indeed, mark the beginning Of the
end.
The Escaped Engine Stealers.-It ap-
pears by the following which we clip
from the Enquirer's telegraph column,
that two Of the engine thieves who ss.
capped from the Atlanta Jail some six
weeks ago, have made their way to the
northern governments
CAIRO, November 20.
A letter from Corinth says that John
Porter, of the Twonty first OHIO, and
Walams of the Thirty-tbird Ohio, ar
rivod at that place from Atlanta, Ga.
They belonged to party Of twenty
four men sent out by Geueral Mitchell
last summer and captured by the reb-
ols. They make the following state
mcnt "Captain A. G, d. Wilson, NJ,
Roso, P. G. Shadrock, William Camp
boil, of the I'd Chic, and Samuel Ns-
vens, CT tho 32d Ohio, were triod at
Knoxville and hung at Atlanta, Ga, on
Juno 18th. The others remained in
confinement till 22 days since, whom
they broke out. AS they scattered as
soon as they got loose, it is impossible
to tell what became Of them"
GEN. BUELL.--From the following
item, we learn that Gen. Buell. has been
court IN artialled. The Enquirer says:
GA movement is on foot to have the
court. t.martial of Major General Broll
held in Indianapolis instead of this
city"
The Enquirer introduces its leader as
follows:
About that ReuoIution- What of it,
"There is," says the New York In
DEPENDENT ga deep, wide spread, and
increasing d;scontent with the Admin
istration. And it is simply aud only
because it is weak and helpless. But
tho country is going toward disunion
and toward despotism, because one Of
the most honest men that ever held tho
Presidential chair is not man Of af.
fairs" .lil s.t ... .t,8 .g.t
We copy this passage from the lads-
pendent for the purpose OF putting
charge, which has been, in substance,
made by every Journal Of his party
against The President, before our read 1.
ers in the language of one of the ablsst
of them, SO that there may DO no dis
pate. The charge made against tho
President has also, in the same journals,
been made against his, Secretaries, indi'-
vidually and collectively, 1t has been
made il every form in which words
could be arrayed, and in every variety
of tone and temper; and if ever the
press Of any party could be SAID to be
Unanimous upon any thing, the press
Iot the party Of the Administration may
be said to be unanimous in the asser.
ton that the Administration itself is
imbecile, Inadequate to tho sexigenciess p
which. have devolved upon it; unwlse
to direct, and weak and diliatory to ex.
ocute ignorant otSits duty and lacking
-, H. a cnnra,yai t0 rsrform it when tho y