Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
NoRNTNGIEADER.
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1e-. Halleol,,s Army Coins iu.o SUMMER
1llIa Quarters. a.,
fcorrespondonce n, y. Ifipnno'l
rsn,,,-u Miss. june l6, 1862.
The army is settling down 70 It's eu.,,',, sl.,,,t
est There can be no longer any 49,
mon his subject. From day 70 ,lls nv - 80
.5dicationsef . fxed purpose on ny -
N Gen. Halleck TO postpone ~, iui'e1 e.. tba
vasion Of the Cotton States uh'll 49, ,,,,.s
~, ,ss,sof has passed away peoonle M
-onclusive. In the course OF . 49, $1,000,
-s~orol cerps viii have Teachee eie nj ~,
Sve noints assigned TO them al9he ny -, -
49, ~ onerations, VIZ; the MeinpIls -
ChS,iesian Railroad from MemPhls '.
S,tattsnooqa. Before the end oil tne 5ges.
- month the late grand army OF tils
...,,l I,a,e sum-, into long summer iell-
.,-',,looantlv contemplating the eIer1s 81
sS, .,,,. 6s5eSaIs and armies in the Eas' V
Sss S..s.l,' ~, their share Of the somewhat Os
Io,s5 Sprinq work, and extend the wal, ~
TTS;o5 bavonets from Chattanooga 70 Ine
S5..,b tiorolina coast, and conhmng its owl
.1vsr,ions 10 keeping as cool, quiet a'iN
well-fed IS possible .,,.,,.b;l,,r
Tbere is not the slightest proOaplAiy
.baf the Summer repOse OF any PaIt "
-. Esiisck's army wiz be disturbed by
~, s-i sls.-at Al events, net el0ng the NJ
r r The distance between eur
So4ses and Beauregard's 3 runaWays IS cAliy
GROWING beautifully greater ana al Jhls
.Ssriffhc Il Is probably no less than elghty
miles. The short-lived era OF aggressive
warfare is terminated with Gen. "eaure-
gard. No more dashes are likely to ~
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practicable TO campaign against us in the
glare Of the Southern sun, and through the
swamps Of Central Mississippi, than we
do 70 operate against him.
sound words from General Rosseau.
At the resent banquet given at Louis
willie, to Gen. Rosseau Of Kentucky, that
patsiOt soldier made a speech, in which
were these words, which are in noble cons
trast to the trucking TO Slavery which
distinguishes too many Border State Un-
ionists, and we are sorry to state, the Lou
isTine Journal also.
Gen Rosseau said:
tsI have warned our Southern friends Of
the danger Of continuing il much longer;
and tell'you tonight that, if this war
continues a year from this day, there win
not be a slave on this continent The
great revolution will take care Of itself
the doad will bury its dead-and those
who are causing all the bloodshed and des-
citation around US, under the false pretenee
that we desire to free their negroes, wiz,
Il they persist, one day find slavery snuf1ed
out as you would snuff out a candle.
Slavery is not worth our government. It
Is not worth our liberty 1t is not worth
ail the precious blood now being poured
out for freedom. 1t is not worth the free
navigation Of the Mississippi river No;
we must still have our government-if not
as it now is, with slavery in il, still we
must have our government. We cannot
be slaves to JEFF Davis s Co. We must
and will be free. We must have the free
navigation Of the Mississippi river; and
II slavery gets in the way Of any Of these
rights, why slavery must get cut Of the
way. That would be the last resort, and 1
should be sorry to have rec5urse to it; but
! am for the government Of our fathers
against all things and everybody While
the liberties Of the people are secure under
It, as they ever have been, would allow
nothing but death to prevent my uphold
ing it. And, 10th as you may be todeeide
you viii soon, as believe, be called upon
to do So In spite Of your entreaties, the
issue viii be cruelty thrust upon you, and
you VIII be forced to decide between slave
y and your wives and children.
As for me, am ready. for the response
bility. Southern man as I am, born and
brought up in the South, with all my SYM
pathies with the South, could not hesitate
one moment when the issue is presented
Between the negro and the government Of
cur fathers. | ana for the government Of
the United States against All its enemies.
I hope and pray that all our friends in the
South win not force US to extremes on this |
sensitive point. We deprecate such q re-
suit, for we want eur rights under the con- |
stitution, and We are ready to 6ght for |
theirs under the good cid government I |
Wouid to-day most willingly gird on my |
sword and fight for any right belonging to |
them, slavery included but they must not |
pun slavery between me and the govern
ment and laws Of the United States. I viii
not consent to become slave that the ne
gro may be kept a slave. I will not sacri-
Zee the happiness Of my wife, children and
friends the welfare Of my beloved state,
and the glory Of my country, on an altar
dedicated to the Ebony Idol -
The general orders respecting guerillas
are very pointed. We quote several Of
them
Secretary Stanton says" Let them
swing
Gen. Dix advises to 4shOot them on the
spot
Gen. sehofeld says" Execute them i'm
mediately"
Gen. Blunt says" Give them no quar-
ter"
Gen. Loan says-"shoot them when