Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

correspcn3encr Of the Fremont journal.
Bkl1n PLAtNn, virEinia, January aJth. isi


Bkltn PLANE, virginia January 27th, 1883
MH EDiroRso accustomed to reading articles "a the
the clnerch periodicals have the soldiers become that
they have Al grown stale to ,hem-stale from she fact
that they all written upon subject, Le., "The
President and HE rroelamation'-"Th Army and its
Generals" The efficiency and nciaciency Of both are
freely discussed and The loyal people Of the North
made 20 believe tsat al Ia not should b. 80 accus
toned say has the soldier become to them, that they
are seldom read and when they are. they universally
condemned as traltorous and desisniog.
Taking this view Of the case have hopght your read.
ers would perhaps like TO know the opinion Of soldier
matters closely connected with them and their In
tcresta F.fE
First ofa wish 10 be known an ardent supporter
Of the Administrator and who endorses the Preti-
dents Views TO the very letter. ono who looks upon all
who do not eowardy trnitor 6t only for seat At the
right hand OF Jef Davis--ihe Prince Of Traitors We
have long been engaged IN bloody war; and thus far
have made but little progess the end, apparently, being
far distant the day Fort Sumter FELL Why a
all thisl The people d wish to be Understood saying
the dsioyS portion Of hcm) assert that
Of the Presdens Proclamation and the course pursued
BY our smk and water" 0euenais. claim that Il is
neither The true Is to be found 10 the eowardy
traitors Of the North, who treason to their
cewardiee and at tho time have excuse for
being IN the army To this class OF men we owe all and
every that gallant army has with since
this began Who is Il that issue circulars and dis.
tribute them IN the syl stating that were
listed under false prsferses, that their mission s the
honorable Of freeing negroes and not that OF restor-
Ing the Union Surely sueh frHfy loyal and de-
tn be reeompensed for their the very
demons would pale and scken 10 witness their suit.
cring before allowed take their departure from carh
to dwell with the aprits of the damned The blood
thousands IL already their hands, aud the
ruin ofa proud and happy people is we'll nigh
pllshed. Few months more ifaowed to carry their
heish designs uninterrupted will their work
plished Our once great nation will be more--the
high hopes that actualed the American people will
set In eternal night Iis sad spectacle 70 look upon
nation possessed OF much OF good and many fair
and attractive qualities thus wasting away and the very
goried to remember only add bitterness
to fallen state. To think Of what have been and
contrast It with the prospects OF the future fstens
gaze upon vaeapey, and TO sit waiting It
were, for death.
The enthusiasm which animated every corps ofhe
American Army and felt through every fibre Of the
nation slowly wasting away before the aeeursed
power Of treason at the North.
II there any in your vicinity who have bees guilty
erppng our resources and parayzng our army in this
II they physically constituted TO be
able to fight let them give to the President their rm
support in the proclamation OF this war and all will
we'll. Lay politics on the shelf (for have example
that politics leads to treasOn aud in its stead take up
sword and soldiers word for it. the autumna sun Of
sixty three will shine upon united and happy people.
a A VOICE FROM THE ARMY.