Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-09-09

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secession that s.vsd onr Ssck. S''' '-'- NV
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President hnt ILL., tha rost ~ NO ,n.tsI, H. ~.
some veal no;nt. snd as a., @ ,; - a.. ~ -
things auainst h;n, iii ..a ~ k9e s"y 'Ia.e
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inc An iron csd ets.n, n.vv hut = ss" nnsoJ ~
Too,nbs and Rhett nha ~, -. 49, - IIppyh Ippsh.
the war as = nssess se erna1d;."ra @ "nT ghon ssS
secret session what they said in their bombssic
speeches before the people, "there would be no
war" They voted down ali appropriations for that
purpose, and thus left us defenceiess. IF ve hed
had few iron clsds in the Mississnn; river Who
believes New Orleans would have ALLEN vhen Il
did and the enemy could not run SINGLE bo.s nm the
rivers and burned ours before they were FINISHED.
What we had could have protected those wa we're
building and we could have oone round and onsned
port at a time as MIGHT be fhonoht necesssrv for
a very small navy would have been match for tha
Yankees for the first two wears of this "a,
Again the President condemns needless sacrifices
of soldiers lives and if johnson had NOT been voun.
ded at Seven Pines. this war would have cost ,,s
fewer soldiers. The President has .nnroved oe
most not all the falling back that has bean done
The President as Commanderin chief has had =
share in planning the campsien's. but great msnx
things turn up in its accomplishment that csnnot
be foreseen or prevented bv him unless nressnt ~
For instance the GOODNESS hetween him and h..
orovr ont of tho tb;,d d.,s foht 49, G.tt,st..~
No one hnt Southern GeneraI hoe ths rsshns.,
and Southern troops the vsor to fcht against suc5
necessity for Lee to advance, he could have fallen