Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-02

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The Noble Spirit Of 2. q the. Army.
Can any manifestation oficharao.er be
more noble,os beautiful than that which
has beeurecently given, in ali parts Of the
tcountry, by the brave men composing our
Iarm.ss in the field They have been for
q. year or two years far away from home,
lepdprinS all the hardships of both winter
l.and summer campaigns, sleeping on the
.Egroupd under the open sk!y'tn ell kinds Of
l5weather, performing long and toilsome
marches over rough mountain paths, and
through valleys filled knee deep with mud,
mounting guard by night in lonely thick
cts, where every bush concealed a deadly
foe, fighting sauguinsry battles which were
prolonged for days aud sometimes weeks,
and losing limbs and health in the thous.
and methods Incidental to war. 5'9t & e.
I Now, if any men in the. world might just
u desire peace, it is those mcn who have
been 60 long exposed 10 the danger and
sufferingg of war, II there are any men u
10 the world who would be likely TO ap-
prsciate the comforts and quietude. of
home, it is those who for twenty mouths
have scarcely knownsa bed, or sat beside Il
hearthstone, or eaten from q Wells spread
tabIe-if there be any men, in short, whose
circumstances should incli1e'them to listen
With eagernes8 to discontendedI whispers
against the measures Of the government. 1t
is those men who are called to face the
difficulties of8their execution, and who be-
come. the immediate victims of every. mis-.
take and error, Isn vtl,atl do they says:===
Do We hear any words of disaffection, Of
rePining, %. .Weaginess, Of Willingness 10 sur
render the conflict, of mutiny, of denuuGt-1
alton of the government, orlof sympatby
with the factions guilty of such things?-
Not wbimper, but on the other hand, the
clearest expression oflthe detArminanonato ITO
fight the battle TO- q the-end, and theasterp-
est and severest reproaches of the reaction.
ary policy aud men. From every camp be-.
tween the Potomac and the Mississippi.
from the coast OF the Caroliuas to the bay,
Gus Of Louisianaiand Texas, there comes
the single voice of'expostulation to those
Iwho remain at home. not 10 desert The
cause ofthe country, not TO abandon our
brothers in the field. not to play into the
hands of.rebelslredtwith blood, and not 10
thwart or embarrass the authorities in the
l sternest e4F.-,. n,,,,,r,, .t,. ,.a,..,. b
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ULttacse hPpetltS are SO earnest aud
souGnl"9 .nn1. t9ey soslng tears TO the eyes
40 'lney are Ess!o, s!, ana rlvsl In simple closl
I qufpce Ane 1oess passages OF heroic and
"a Ptesslo" tnsI history records.
" nats m 4oF Instance lIl1 can pc hner than this
sentence from tue address ofi.lhe soldiers
OF tCoanecucnt, .s ye then atbaton Rouge, thons:
senqs 81 m!les away, ano on the eve OF an
2V.:1cn many Of tnem we're
SeE.aln y toss 's. tHelr .,q lIEest 10 not be
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