White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05
LATE SOUTHERN New. ;


T. "ichmond E1ani,..
1t Is not altogether an eun,na
the part of the Yankee, n.y.. Iy Toast D,
all that they ever held, and s I'm They tsS
year Or two Of such progre.. 'as, :, !, ,'aetae
already made. will End them them as they in.
all. the Southern Confeds,.". Masters .,
They who think indep.aSs,,.
achieved BY brilliant but incos..s' TO |.
victories would do well to I,Oaa'sqpsais Io"a
natural eye at the magnituds S's i, With n u
possessions in, our country. n i,ass
Kentucky and Missouri are a.; nI;sy.n
constituent parts of the eo,s.s salnd y
they are as much in the power 81 1..;iaa;
- Maine and Minnesota. m. !. -l3'oia
once deemed foolish by the so1,Ip ae Ipists
he would .'hoid. occupy and ISs.a, 5osia., ,hs
the forts belonging to the Uni,sS ,s,ess a
Gosernm ent. has been redeemsd1 t1 :, S'sa
to the letter BY Lincoln. E F".. aS,aa
ems and Morgan we still rs,.;. .;s Plsi
these exceptions oil the s,roeoSaji, sa
the seabosrd, from For,res, Td' TuOid' O
the kio Grands are in the hand os q
enemy. tia
Very eousoling and very e,,, ;.
that it was impossible. to preve:, .S,!, %
aud that the occupation Of the or Ou,.. s!Ia' u
of the Republic amounts to '.''t sis,
Drewry's, Bluff and vicksburs nS!Als
lie to the first assertion, and ,S. give 10
movement OF Rosecran towards a,.lf: ,Ol"f:
the presence of Grant in Nor,bs,a M
sissippi, and Of Curtis in Middle a,t Ms
sas. to say nothing of Banks 8, Na. NAaa' a
leans and Baton Rouge. rn, at s ,s', VI y
silly dream that thin strip Of 60, '' "a. 'ae
only in the possession of orr foe 'pss' r4
tra,h is. the Yankees are in sre,, 4 la'
in the very heart of the Conie5s,,.ss' s
they s~srm on all our border, ,hey .bIs;,''
en- every importan. city yet belOrsira' r'.', =,
us. and nearly two hundred thous.nSS
them are within two days march Of ~
Confederate Capital. This is no s",: W
1t is fcct SO positive that none can I'
iL. -
AS the PAS, has been SO will the fD,r,,
be. unless something is done. and A..
speedily. TO Fill Up the shattered ,n.
of our armies in the West. Exemn,ina'
must be diminished. The system sf \.
tails must be adopted. Young men mrs,
not be permitted to evsde Their du,v !,
slipping into safe places. Comrl,s.1,
frisuls mus, turn q deaf ear to thar ,n
treaties. Able bodied men mus, Nc, /.
allowed to stay at home on the presu oi
attending TO twenty negroes Her. IN
VirGi i.ia :asre a.s in many places cOa.,g.
aoas Plantations Numbering in the sspI,.
ga:s Iun'!.e!s Of slaves, withou, A soIi
tary man 70 guard them. The vs,,l.
authority of ladies has been found ann,
sufficient to control the obedicu, Afric,a
With the 6rst opening of Spring
comes TIE last tremendous shock OF this
var. Iany Of the Yankee troops ar,
nins months men. Mere are enlisted
Icr two years, their time expiring Nav
next. Up to tEat time they will ts
and we may be very sure tbs;
Ill tie lighting t.:at can possibly be got
en- ont OF them will be had before they
70 allowed to 60 home. They ortIunbsr
Is two to one. There is limit to the
endurance Of ths brave men at Tullaho.
ns. Greasda and vicks5urg. Thy
must be sustained, strengthened, rein-
osced, Ii within the next two months
Es do not add seventy or a hundred
men to our force in the South
vest We shall come to grief. Ii We do
Idd them. We are safe Leyond persd-
EeaiuTe. and next Summer will witness
he fnai triumph of our arms.