, 1863-06-30
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.. That Gen Hooker has been fene'ea u
the command Of the army Of the fotonac'
isa fact that will carry with 1t an o'cr Inc
1ova1 mart Of the country, grave apprehen-
sion and anxiety. Whether ut Tor the su~
rreme con1mand or not, and however men
may dispute about that, change at this
time of danger, in the midst Of the many
and ceaseless marching and manouvering
:. Of the army, and On the very edge Of bat
tie, even if necessary, is most unfortunate,
and the more imperative the necessity the
more deeply to be deploaed. We have no
words Of blame for anybody connected
with it, for We know none Of the
1easons which have brought about
{. at This crisis Of the countsy's fate, change
80 dangerous, and compelled step which
T. might lead to disaster too terrible to think
Of Believing as re do in the pure path:
i1otisu,, finn purpose, and SOUND, good judg-
71nent Of the President, we find for him
in this sudden REIMBURSEMENT Of the COM
1nand BY Hooker, an increase Of care and
trouble, a new burden Of perple1ity aud
responsibility, which being added to'the
heavy load that was already weighing him
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hope. Comprising, as it does, men Of va
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defeat; however bold the advance Of th
rebels, and unexpected and successful for
time their invading progress may see1n t
:: he:-Te nav well trust to the skill an
a1,;1;.v, of nnr Generals. and the valor an
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