The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-10

mage on CHARLESTON vita iess than s.x or elaht
Eontofs Ceisaialy with not less IL AZ sir. snd
wi'n as many noYe - can be sspt }here. When
WA ara sure OF victory let 70 ahead bat les not
affairs be bastepsd h 3t come oat Of dis.
~ rous attack thorn Of eur sanlisr strength
We can afford to wait . little Tor sacesEA
Three Monitors can, II is thought when safely
past Surater and Moultris, capture the city. 20
set three through We must espec. to lose an equal
Hdmber on ths way rp. Ths. il not too eat sn
eStimAte. an oGnviaCeu Besldsa, We shall IN I
work for them In aiding each other when sshose
a,d La preventing the 1nf0rtcnais ones frt In fail
ing Into IT. eueny's hands. / have but hinted st
some of the diff ultiss to be overcome; be. q mo.
meata confederation Of these Mi.. satisfy suy ous
that wonid be folly to attempt the great work Of
cppfuring tbs stroa oagest place in America with
few Monitors. We nust have six or EIGHT, re-,
Peat. when We make the ATTACK. or our a.sScs, or
.ur scecsss, will not be 30 c, mp.s.e 6 ws could
wish.
have written the above for Ii, soIe purpose of
cusoing, II poss bic. tie liz Patience o. the pubic
kofth do not pretend to snow the plans OF tte
Admiral here. and know nothing OF the force to be
useo IN any In oveEnent nvr do 1 know that he has
any design OF attacking Char lester; but presume
be 10 ~ anxious to make effort In that oirec ion
es We are to wisnass It, When hs does attack, 1t
will be a successful cns, am confident snd We
can y ell aff1rd TO wait tie opportuue hour, with.
out inpSsienee. or giving ourselves necessary
trouble.
THE ARMY OF THE POToMAC-Irs DEhoaAuzlp
CONDlfloN.
The Washington ccrrssp ondsnt Of the Missouri
Dfnocs at Ia Of The opinion that the great Yankee
Army OF the Potomac about nieh We have heard
30 much, is now hopsls@ly demosalixed The res.
Ecns for this opinion are given at considerable
length, but No have only roor, for the follow.
ing:
The apparent invincibi'i.y--a: leas. the powe Of
tbs rebel army in virsinia--is due solely to the
eompsctIess and rigid,se Of its organization con
pied with the fact tnat Leo IL supreme will that
novea 1t. No Interference comes IRON Il chmond,
NO ase in Ihs rear fs permitted otf-ie !. Eut
with our army, tho caprice OF civilians and tee
whims Of military pretence.s eurse i.s IF sts,
that II has come 10 taat p4 tnxt hardly any niii
tary mac, with q soldiers honor, can he found who
h willing to ssc,ifi % himself upcn the tempting
guil!osiue. In sll this b. II ng military effocr,
sne soiciers discover their old in.ruding enemy
which they dread more than the rebel ostteries.--
They are reading men they scan closely every
daily apsr they uadefetAnd the whole CESS 1 =
,hOror gully ~ the man st home by his freside lu
fact, they kno the better than he special
pleading can misiea0 IheEl, and no soph,siry bind
them 10 the facts AZ they know tnem.-
And here are driven to one OF tie causes for
the failure OF burnside, Older than, u separate
from the immediate Interference OF the Government
with his plans, bat which IL the I'm suit Of
ths actson OF the Government
Less than three months ago, visa Gen. Burnside
tSSG
shorcnsGiy organized, compact aId wteldy body
G: man the world hGd ever 10 msn know.
ing its then condition now prssnme5 desires to
question the fact that no such sguifcen and per
feotiy' mxcAiGG-!ike srny Of votuntesr men ever
marched forta to battle was that its I'll ers
thoroughly iG bued with tn, Spirit and heartily
Qaiesc,ng In the plans OF tneir I-an.fths sodiars
Am ost worshipping their commander, a:d enthu-
Siasiic for Acti IN beyond parallel 10 history -
Less than ninety days have passed, and Gen. Burn.
Side, 6 aliant 81 iier whom everybody loves ana
hon Jis, attempts to move that splendid hrUy CT
but vests. day, and 1t absolutely falls to pisces in
his ha1ds. aud onlG the atorais Of Heaven save Ii
from destruction.
The writer thea goes On to say thkt the sirny
wants Mcclellan but 1t woud be in tho Highest ds.
orss impotic il Liacoln to appoint him. SIS It would
bs v.r:u 81 surrender to tts Democracy Eess-,.
Su:h Is ths Lliad infa.uatson of these ZION for
Mcclellan that am iily convinced thst 10 other
conms1Gs- can accomplish anything sgsiuet q
powerful and wary foe wi,h that hrmy. So taat
II f.urs with Il. is reduced 70 this either their
choice of commaoaer muss be given them o. tits
army E,rst be dstachsd acd Gent to dif:rsr. Relds
Of duty and Of the two hing the Government
will choose tie latter alternative he,ievs tho
brtsrh is irrepag DIE bstwesn the Adninistraton
sna Mo Nsaan. By suffering himself to bs made
the pet, II nat tis tool OF the Democratic oppo.
rsnts OF The war, he hiss bsoken down the last
bridss over which he might have other wise re-
TUNED to the hesd Of the army. S OWE 80 may
have been his erfor as q comm>ader. but his pres.
position. ir view Of ttS state Of his soultry is
his crime
Cors q ieatly, think the Army of The Potc-
mac WI. caase to exit and vii! be transferred to
new ard different positions. The most probable
dis ssikiUn Of II seems this: to maas Vs hngton
secure by IA imprt 1ahs garrison. and transfer
tha Itm ilndsr TO r.h Carolina aad make Ii tho
sc3log invading army OF tue Soutasra Atlantic
States; sCd it is bsievsd by IN sny that general
Y. eynont will De at the head IF III. latter csphr..
I tt,xtE ntt rh M, Cytso
erederes 10 this much Diseased aai warmly urged