, 1863-07-29
FROM CAIRO.
Arrival of General John A.
Logan.

Logan.
1Kis views Of the War-vVithcr.
:. ing Denunciatfon OF Cop
perhcnds.
From Our Special Corrcspondent1
OA1ao, July 20, 1868.
Among the arrivals from the Union arfuy at
VlcIshurg to-day VIA Mnjor General John A.
Lcgnn. Fresh from the field of victory
flushed 18th the full consciousness Of having
participated In the operations which cnlml-
mated In the fall Of the Gibraltar Of tho South
the subsequent cspitulation Of Port Hudson
and the defeat of Johnston at Jackson, Gen.
Logan finds, Of course, great many admir-
irg friends. These friends, With some Of
those who did not know him, succeeded in
obtaining from the General IN expression Of
Ills feelings upon certain prominent topics,
which, although uneflclal and unprecedented
on the pa1t of tho speaker, If eau quote them
correctly will do honor to him aud much good
10 those who hare not heard them. To cir. !
Gle If friends the General said In substance:
1t makes no difference whether yuu call INC
De1noctat. Republican. Of -Abantonitt-as
e9me hd'F Of late ua1ned ma- 1t doea mt
charge my fetllpgs-does not utter mr. nctlon
| ain Tor mi, country epery tinle-for luy cnuu.
tty nrbt, last aud always aud nn fighting fyr
tic f1Gll VI that county to 10 uuulbrrpll
ainotg. tbe louurod naflons Of thc rurth
Untll lhat is brought about, and tlis reteIfun
st''.led IT,, oi'!| at.' UT nj A,uerltan etlyen
tbun1d ne f1htt that there is something vruug
iii .1u fa1tfu that uur lasilurs teatr,f, eutltn.
tlttE ,we dpsite tu change II VIII 1ie ttmc
tt!ulell.l . evtte ur niil dginnd thn cllntige,
hs ~ sy tll' ~ assfsSa "a, fcieit!9a t. iyo!
esttp L1tatI. Hnd AL. intat4n fJr ta!tN4 llV
M rnt, lftlv ruu.lt A. Thu Nvt(h wuuIl ltev
tho tptne tUttu ltlt s'a,'s and h!A minn!IH
lIea*=h,lh wrla ~ uiial'luolta III tltey aruafor
IN llIu Hntil hNtpUr AtlnA toulihiA sYery H,4n
tu ny ~ though y" hA1rl!onod 'lhs rnl!d'Inu,
w'ltll1nr In tNuia iNuiItt.t M Il0l-lhia toit'
"s'ul.t IL sm''y'hH ttt1'ta"te,s I" lat Run sts
sHussfkf,
Ese,y nlo!her'a anu "!.o j. o''ponra to tho
war shi. uld itu compelled either to tuka np
bn na lalk Of leaco hero III thy North. IN talk
OF bfrrslstaircr, no sHrhnien ~ }nttdHdiVhanI, NJ
*urhmear'la "a Nost whosaIy'orl ut! surh Nss,',
and AaN fh'M fht"Br.
Conffifr1tT-usln tln lorin "Contederaey''--
not thu stfiiasB 80 called 'CVnft.lrracy, (of I
do not acknowledge lilo caihtcncu III my a,l.
shnrlty Or Government III Anlcrlca asldu from
| That Of thu United SlRtcs(-a,lu laa not met
uan, solnntl Or vlli!d who dues ut Bus 'atn l1u
| ~ tlle tlcnth or tho blt!er end. ruuamathaHt
tere at"iin !e*.. 1lu itlls wlnl II not !re, aud
lrn1trg tnuh-,tttE Davis. Toop.1,s and bto'
I'll. i,e-slid ios, venture 70 Wy, spenk viii,
| Aoxen ptrtnne nhl!n tMknH bis Involuntary
lottt wenla hayu bern of y different color.
Tlu tn.llt who Aru lghsing agatuht tht+ uoy'
| uln,tent~-tlu pbar "l!ltus co!hirl.ing tho
rsssk ind lilo ot tho galclltoa-ni.ia ianllla Ut
them do MI lhow wj.at u!py aro AgAt-
!ng for, ae not, kAew wha. they ase
not khow any1hipg- and hundreds Of them
never suw the American lax IN their lives un
til they eAw it march Into Vlvksburg lu trl-
unph. They do nut know the Fouttliof July,
or a1l5thing else that Is good But poor aud
igpol ant as they ars, let them express their
Man, demand a speedy termination Of this
wnr-wopId submit to almost anything rather
tlan fight one day longer os they have been
fighting. ot il only b3 ihc force Of bayoatt,
that khttr army IS tp't9gttse': Even that can.
rot prevent their cescrtvrs from focking into
jackson BY hundreds, to take he oath Of ale
glance Or to join the Union ranks. Aud
ttu You what Know When Ely that 1t will
rot be many duye ere tie entire statcs Of Mis
Eistippi and Tennessee will be knocking loud
u 10f HQulb%lDu LU y DlllEn y A!tu uOt lQllE
, since they thought thtir pany efforts coull
quickly dissolve. They are tclkiny OF 1t ever
srcnIIrg Of being United, I tell you, by tht
Etelrsl God, there was never more truthful
, Sentence than that Of Douglas, "Ihose Wht
1t, and add that those who nre not with q
Should bf hang, on sao,tld be acih their 6outaerl
: D1efh4n, .dghl'ag 'eith them. ...
, Let them either aid the government or Ct
wle1c they can bolster up the tottering for
: tunes Of ftbelaom. Better hare dozen foe
t in the field than ono fighting us behind ou
backs.
; To ill Cnppc1heads, peace men, agttators
2 anti.war men,-be they Republicans or Dem
ccrts,-tor VIC hare them, hear, pretending
: to be bot1l-1 kaye word to say on the behal
: Of our brave soldiers. And you have I'LL
u pofcse IN the rnrks Of the Union army. It |
e IN aceursed and foul nspersion upon The fai
4 talne ef men who are willing to spill thei
', blood, gire thtit lives for the country. The
n are are for our Union; They asht for the per
the rebellion. Let nc say to Ill opPoscrs {
Ills war: The tine 'ctH come when men COZ
losing thiE great army will come to the
ID events rith in1ercst. They. hare had the
~ eyes upon these unmi!igated towards. thei
Of opponents Of the country and the adminietr
III tion-{yrd tAs administration, contend,
he c0untt5)-snd Nhtn they return, II vi
OF dotLe soul OF every truly loyal man good
ID | zee the summary manner In which thy nj
of eun*t Mcse sneoks and p*ace agifato's to Sc.
" tA.ir holes.
Of For fe. moments the croTd that h
4. gathered around, was deeply absorbed In VIII
- their "1gh1irg General - as many called hir
G. taid, nnd his remarks, nlttpngh given upo
of tEe Epur Of the moment, struck home to Il
- Lcatte Of nll y no listened. Could Logan mal
u the leaders Of our Icppie fecl as he iccls, At
to hence be enabled to epct6 Us he speaks, Ill
wnr could lot last three months. 1t won
j" ic Crushed ou. t'y force IF numbers nloII
y Afi,r expressing himself su,no~h.t war,ll
=, ngatl It cOrprrlieai!s and Encaks, Gen. Log
ne concluded with he following characterl
"Yvu will excuse inc, gentlemen, II,
tnytpg nhai llare sntd, haye bren ratl
Ut rotGte Md lAasy In tic way ot snrhas
be Two ,cnts away frvm civilization, with Il
n. tnrn, las ulhle mt ratltr emphatic In NIL II
thuGrlte aud Wotda Ia tegurl IL cesta
to .halgr. strak cu,pla.irniiy becatiEc 1 cl
ut i'hu,!cn1ly fee TINT which my tongua ffnds
" eay."
mt a crowd gathered nto,snl tho train up
N. wllrll General LpgAf, 1tft, this hflcrnonli,
" hid him "t1ud stMrd.h Their It sinsud &,
r.. upon 1tts rUt1,fn, which viii bu In nluu. I
70 tl.tr, ttlt Intention " tr chute lin t0 pa,
~ 1lrrr tnnu thnugi to give illu itxes,s uf Enl
y" nu,l lie nd}r1nfnK cnnntty rnhln nslirr
H. n" t'''t caa ino'u iend'fr rearl' thn rub