, 1863-05-18
HALLECK HAS RATr,Nns

It's not Uncommon in c;ri1 ia - fad
men to whom n ]arec cn,,ovmont If h,,;n.
is given, who arc able 10 comnrelend and
master the theory of any profession. who
are thoroughly "posted" in the literature
oftheir calling, who think well about what
concerns them most, and who are never at
fault for ideas or words when they write.
but who, in the active pursuit Of the busi-
ness that they have chosen as the means Of
making reputation and securing wealth
and position. are able to aeh;evo 7o,h;,n
How often We sec learned physicians who
kill every patient they touch; LAWYERS
who, deeply read in the PRINCIPLES and his.
tory Of jurisprudence, have no SUCCESS in
court; clergymen, who. with nroGopnd
piety and willingness to sacrifice thon,.
selves for the good of others innocont1,
and wondcringly disperse every re1;o;ons
society to which they are called cneincoro
knowing mathematics and thu nhve;c,1
Qualities of the materials with 1,1,:.,
they deal "1ike hoo,, 1,,ho ,,a-o., s. ,.I.,,
a bridge that will supnort ;ts ,u~n nro;s,.t
or an engine that can bc ners,,dea ~ ~
itsexpectcd work. In nil thoeo ;nst.noas
the difference hetvoon ,h.t .,o..a7
tiv;ty that conp-aha,a
the intuition Of thc relation a,, stS..s sua
thinrs which ann1ies n-;nc;r1o. - sss7S ~
in word thc d;ffcre,,o ,at..oas,
and nractice-;s rho+ ~ ,,-c. ~'
cannot overcome ar, n.oaa,' ~ ~ late'
th;np. h,+ 10 ,r.o.;,o - -, - oae
adace probablv rs ol,, &C tho o~,sn.:o.so - a. ~
mankind. - 1S'1>S -
From the vav that +be n,or oo.
fear that a man. in whom t,,o tt,oo W
Military Science md tbo rroot;.a ~
Military Art, are not in harmon~, :. t
real though not the rcsnons;h,a 49,,
our armies, and the cause Of MI onr ro;sf,.
tunes. We refer Of cours, to cano-o, ~
leck, 3Ir. Lincoln's military adr;.er- W.
planner and director Of a11 tbe can,no;r1s
that have fa;lcd-and whit can,no;a, IaS
been successful e-s;nco In o.,'7.xas 80
present place.
General Ha11cck in .vb,to<,or .
the literature Of his nrof,,ss;on 10 ,,1<,,,aa
tiona},lv learned md ho ;s 80 ,,naaa..;N -
ably a man Of mind H;s ,o,,1r;a,as, ..O,,
Brains" is not undeservea p,,t ~.
nection with the war. from tho d,v ho as
snmed command at a. T,,,;s don-:, -
present moment. including of co,r.o h;s
campajrn in Tennessee md tbo t,,,o7.
strategetical fasco at Corint1, ia cr;,]onco
than which nothing can he mora conc,r
sive, that he lacks the ouickness to sco ,nd
to comprehend the relation ~
armed cause to victorious etfect-tho intu
ition of a soldier-wh;ch a11 orant aa.a -
hare m q o;f, ,a+ ~
acquisition from books md w;tho,tw,,;aL
no man ran conne1 s,'ccoss - ~ at.as'' " .4en
And this is not harsh fndonan. ~ Tua n
drcarv record If fa;lnroa yri,;or, 49, 1.
wear has counted nm e,o,, ooatr;h,..:.. p.s
full share to thc ,1arlon;nn - 49, a...3 ~
of today. forces ns to dec1e ~ - nna.a ooA
press what we believe ~ tho -,;sh shN ~ - -.
people Of the Renuh,ic that tho p-os;aoa. I
NAV send him tn thu rear and e;tho- +n,-a I
upon himself the active duties Of sunremc
or call about him othors wla
are fittcd for thc 1ohor +hot n,ue. H.
General Halleck. with the resources a, % 49,
nation at his dispos,, ori,or;no 49, ,'as. @
troops that the world affords b;t,o.sa :
thither at his will and e~ara;s;.s s-s. s,r .aa :
regal nower has f,i]ed. and s t,,a Pssa:1. 1:ao t
If The Tinted statoo uno, zrhas. tsss .ns a
,lundcrs, ignorance aad ;nef1ac,;raeaa .au 'us il
n-o 49, ,4'eness OF i,
mist h, ;rdaaa :, @ ..;s. "e.lea' anu VINO II
oses in The firbt shon,a ~ W.. "luS " b
he 1.st nsn - 5aa, anou,u no1 pe II
1n a~nrase;uS - ~ :-'s. nl1e ene lact' a
esnlt ~ ea-naet ae:s.: vpis nke tnese-the :,
;~a a,,Ss w. s' eon' i'41on ano OF impera~ y
;1amor - tho,,.ao, e plel'Aieu 70 near the =
he f1;stnr1,;r, ~ ~, ...-,r~, ""oni i,
us o1seoiolng u the established order of =,
lungs WILL wake up. We hear in advance =
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