The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-14
by. This ps1er scheme exist.
orce. II has Almost no rsvenn.

hers thereby. This psDer scheme e,,.,.
tirely by force. II has almost no rsvepn.
. foundation. Aae
Nor is there any direction to which tbe,,
for military Succcss to relieve their de- Leu
ste conditiontin men and money. Wba,Ss-
Army ofthe Potomac takes kicbmond os
it illcompsl them to keep their Virein;.
= there to resist it, without hope Of tsiina
offensive. In Tennessee they cannot h. .s
hope of driving Kosecrans back and ent..
Kentucky sgain, nor of resisting him. 4,
.sburg they may concentrate, but We ba,s
cure base and line Of supplies for concsn'
ion there also. 1t is presumed that We A..
going to throw away our men in foolhard.
tnlts. The best forti6cstions can be tara,
the regular means. We snail have no com
1icatiocs or trains that can be cut of hv
airy raids, and when We gsta fair footins
the mainland it is as favorable a place as
could ask for grand effort on both sidso
fer these circumstances, it 10 not strange th..
rebels are looking more to diplomacy thar
military effort for reiief-more to aid fron.
gn Intervention and from Democratic .lliss
o Q North than to their, own exhausted neoa
". JET1 DAVIS, in his Western speeches. told
be people their expectations of peace must re.t
N the Northwestern Ststea The RicbmonS
Examiner POUNDS its hopes, not on the ability ~
he Confederates TO ,proIong the war, but on Tho
xpiration Of the term Of . large number Of on,
in the spring, and on the Democratic
esistance to the raising of any more soldiers IN
be North. YANCEY offers resolutions in tbe
ebsl Congress, declaring their qualification a.t
be recent manifestations Of Democratic senH.
nents in the Northern States, and sympsthixin,
most kindly with those BY whose maniy eye,.
ions that change has been brought about.n and
6erinR to make peace with any one of the No,.
hern States which will cut herself of from Nev
England, and "enter into league Offensive and
efensive," with tho Confedsracy.
Tho rebellion 10 expended. Total ruin and
admission staFe it in the face, unlessi it can
Mist Northern Democrats to fight its battles.
y Gripping the Government, demoralixing the
rmy, preventing the raising of more troops to
apply the places of those whose terms Of en-.
stment and Of draft shall expire. It's despera.
on Is the cause of the recent active exertions
the Northern Democratic leaders to promote
to Cause desertion and mutiny in the
rmy BY the circulation of their seditious publi.
atoms in ie-which has been industrioualv
ushed-to prevent the recovery of desersers
ID to excite resistance to any further raising
troops. >--------
To bring this war TO triumphant conclusiou
is only necessary to back the operations that
i'll be made in the spring with such measures
} will show the rebels that our armies will be
cruited and the war continued till they submit
I'd convince them that while We tolerate treas.
,able sympathies and speech to the extreme.
, overt aid can be expected from the North
Ut that the rebellion will be compelled TO die
mid it's own ruins, Congress should provide for
70 war on permanent footing. The means
hich under the same Constitution are decided
} be constitutional in the South, for carrying
! war, are constitutional in this Government