The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

critical struggle home They may venture 70 assist
Hooker, ev6n At the risk OF making Presi lent, II not
Ssa ror @ msy s do no eh
for the OF movement prompted By ohat Sntes
ten he most unfortunate Of all rea'ons.hs ne
cesstfy of doing something
HOOKER A CONTRACTOR FOR VICTORY.
From the london Telegraph, May l4l
General Hooker had committed himself to
wholesale and unqualified condemnation Of Mcclellan and
rpossn @ M isncolns war Misis.,s % he ro,ae
coin had taken the champion of dashirg strategy at his
0ord Hooker was, so to speak, appointed grand conrdc
tov for victory and he had 10 to mcnufars me ar
icle on large scale We bat translstng into PLAZA
English the popular Yankee Interpretation OF his move
ments no was bound to prove his words against his rival
by bringing forward OF those successes which. he
had said Mcclellan might have had by simply stretching
OUT his hand 70 take Them and his countrymen watched
bis game with the predeermination thn he did not
obscaxity.
further and not an untoward light is thrown on the
whole subject by the studied proc retceuce Of
Mr. Secretary Chase who not only abstaned from asking
the loan which the speculative public almost declared to
be his DUE but evidently desired his abstinence be dis
tinctly and generally noticed But what could be the
reason for 80 sudden and marked Indifference cash
the part OF that voracous nnancery 1t be detected
II we imagine the great gambler In finance put the
slightest faith IN the promises by the great gambler
Hooker; for 30, although he absolutely reckon
crop Of these victories which would conessedy exer
else 50 salubrous influence the government credit
b, IN 1ass nna expedent % 'ske me cnanGe o.
10 Wal street and no would do Il the more resrnsdy
since his could scarcely change except for the
Tier for bv tho hen Of hs s,sSs.;ve vtsv e can Al
most detect Mr. Lncons motive In setting aside McCle
po, nj haze Il c his owr nav n The csamcs az which
he warned Inevitably result from the advance
expry OF their service without Something to set on the
credit side Of tho account, really tn happen
they would almost eectually cripple the federal
Vau al
sclelne and us ,cond be hardly more discreet 10 per
ssrere i he poiicv of tsi.v nan 10 it rgsknrss hr.
IA tuya i'''''S ''"'S '"'' ~ ~ 'o'""e'' "'A's
"pIcHr,No yor,, rAvux An ,,,o owv xx.
fiunAAT rr I'VE iAnA a AZ lbs OWN VALUATION.
On wordav tho or , or S; I''es, Nay 10
,nvasnn Of y,rr, rnarn ,, esan 'ue m,n edcraI
and Burnside have had their trial and hss ope
oj,v;arp 4, 70 ~. st .ne'r cn n'gnL % negect ana
70 MIN HE uu.leia osepn i9oker ana
military fame end avsnse them q their enemies n he
Sas. we'e@ ncoEe' n,n'seg my couh not hare
,,n ns ~ n.a ~ az ns saesrs ana ~ mi
@ ~ .o"us.on q t"e,r eompence hds ,nsintafea
~ s 10. ou ~ aasuas. hmset and given the command
inc he cana WIN tr rs sne ,ask 81 .,
SUMNER .ne army .. sne rotomac enters on the cam
anu we sla SHORTY learn ,onee We toty crfscsm'
1s"e.as hoos on oners ,osre dictated oy conscious
9f*fa
With ample time for preparatiop with unlimited COM
the average Ia education and intelrence with tbe srnc
ience Of four ssfu campaigns 10 cuidc them and
redersis have now avsrv s.m, S; Inc sn .ne
sibv exrect az anv time n iSs w.r er 10y Ian
yentv vesrs .nntar ~ hv ". Ios wv " .sss Tug
NO reason 70 thjnk that he Sadsrais ucnI s ILL.,
better Opportunity of Iaking Richmond than a.
IN ,on",cc,;o ,s , gsea1 caS ass..e' sney nate
nc.ssarv Tor H. SUNNI ~ trooos % -
an drmv Which 1, M us loo disoSsd NH dSsss ~
iro,obg s.cc.,.S,Ji, ;r,o yy5. NJ, S ~ 'o"sss' "oc
M The car,royr ~ Iesa 80 ,...~ .n..~.,..
one which viii decide svsr ~ etara, LOOK as
the question OF tho Communist M Tho souiih fs ~
Europe we have arcodv formed mr. onrIcn y, ~
because we-far from The scans NJ sctcp ord icor
81 cun iancss have No, so & Sr .has inc
the two former camna,pns ma ~ give ressc TO-
that the result will DO different The federes Of course
engaged in struggle Tor darnr object thev ;r,ertno
or themselves many reasons WIN The inyasI nf sss
should be more than those or the pracednS
years Thev hn,e not ,,c.v ns rcr r;ss ~ Gy LILY
delirered from he gcessre cdu:icn OF Mcclellan ey
he nGf i;ke Gensrni gros9. Tn, - y "s ~ ~ ~
F;oh'ino Zoe Hcober ne som,,oyr has co.J S; III
-, tssng ; ySe aoa'nx h ne Contedsras ydo
issae of ths contest IN V,ro,rio ,ev ta as 20 s.e
depend on tho presen; campaign. Neither the native
m bnne for hetar rcs,l,s ~ u an 'ads WI, 10 xey
with such and after 80 rrs, nsa
~ time prove a failure We rst oos ~ shsr %" ;,h %
,crest 20 The oneras,nn. or tho scd"-, a, IN
u,a ernedis,,s he has for o,srcs; A. r. o,soIyor
As vel we carnot see any signs of originals, Nothing
sde for bringing his army down the Potomac ana ad.
yancnp bv vav Of Frcdericksbure Critics after The
event have declared that this was The worst THING that
could be done and that neither M,Dowels ndvance 10
wards Manassas nor McCcnns expedition 10 the penin
sua was so certain 70 end In failure as the atlemut To
penetrate to Richmond BY way Of Fredericksburr across
country which could be eosily defended and in which
he enemy could easily fall back from point TO point
However that may be- General Hooker is carving out the
phns OF General Burnside, and Richmond is to be |
reached by q march across the Rappahannock and tho
GENERAL HOOKER AS "CoNFIDEsr'' wrTNRss
From the London Post Government orpan1 Mayl61
Tho achievement which McCiean pope and |
Burnside have successfully failed to accomplish is now
officer on his examnation before the war Committee an