Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-10

ernment of that city. Has any one of them ever
sl'd she was NOT The men of New Orleans
Ahow whether life aud property were safe Has
any man ever said they were nOtl The poor OF
New orleans know whether they were fed upon
Tue means taken from the rich re els. Has any
man denied that lCheers To that record
point 1t may be HE Gully answer that shal
ever make 10 The cAlumnies that have been Ut
tered against me and mine [Cheers.
PROGRESS or OUR ARMS.
desire to say single word on another sub
Jeot--on what are the prospects of this war 1t
VIII 10 You no good to give my opinion simply
because il would be very much like the opinion
Of another man but | will show you reason
for the faith lhatis in me that this war is pro-
crossing TO successful termination. Compare
the state of the county as it was on the LIST of
January 1868, with its state on the LIST Of Jan
uay, loG2, aud tell me If progress has not
been made2 Ga the LIST of January, 1862 the
Union aims held no considerable portion OF Mis-
slsslppi, no consi serable portion Of Kentucky,
no eonsl ternbO portion If Tennessee none Of
Virginia, except Fortress Monroe and Arlington
Heights; none Of North Carolina, except HATTIE
raa; none Of South Carolina, except Port Royal
All the lest was ground in struggle ut least, and
was regularly furnishing supplies to the rebels
Now tho rebels hold n.ue Of Missouri, none of
Kentucky; none Of Tenne sec for any valuable
purposes Of supplies, because the western part
is in our hands, and the eastern part has been 30
ovcrrun by ennlendiug armies that all It's supplies
have been exhausted. They hold no portion Of
Virginia valuable for supplies, and That is not
eate out ny 'helf armies. We hold one third
Oh VlrEnm ana ohe-uall Of North Carolina. We
hold our own IN south Carolina, and hope that
w. shh1i, before the lth q TINS month, hold
niue more .nthusasuo cheering We hold
Wo-thius OIL Louisiana IN point OF wealth and
We hul u1 AYhn nd pa
50 iar rs supplies are Concerned, SO long MS Ad-
hiinI fa'iAeut ls between fort Hudson aud
IVA, ,'oes'' ~, lappiau st anu neheYe Tue
fIaughter and applause Nav LET us SEQ a.
what The rebellion Inns neen reduced IA ,he
lcmaiuler of Virpiniu. n mar, of North flarolina.
tte lnrpest mart If Sontb Cnroiino ali q, ornin
AIabema and Alissssipni n snail ,,ort;nn 20, os
Louisiana and Tenuessee-Texns heinz as
sail h,fore. cut off. Now wo draw strong hone
from His. MS tho rebel sun,Ies oa,nc nrineinaIiv
either fran Kontucky Tenpeseea M;ason,i A.,
knn.ns. or Texas. nnd tbesc sonrces ara nn,v
eoinpnrntiyely beyond th,ir rencb
70 tbia fact laok nreelv far tbe sunnressicn
Of the rebellion and iii, oyertbro,e of rayo,n,ion
rhcy bnyc come 10 the end of heir consctintion.
we bnvr not begun mrs rfonabtar irLa1
hive come To ibe end of their ns,ionai crad;s,
W, have not mt mira IN onv marie, If ths
world rAnplanse. And WIN shnnII ana, mon
Ia disn,,notrt.l9 va sb,1 a,,, 49,, -
tint tbig went war;, bas so,,e aInnt, ,ao s"
Wnv sbnnII .nv ,nnn f,a1 j,n,atjaas, No.
.b,rnJ in lint innaIisnc. ,,s.aie an5 r. n ns's
inc 10 Il f5iend In, t6e other H., Who,
that our navy aid NAT catch tha s,oamsr Az
hamo that ih.rs m,is, ln s,,nn,bjn@ nr0u az. T.
the Nav Denarlmrnt hnt ,yas ,nisd sovr
Uni Jo1es wit, n sngie vassnI ss, tho ,r iom
navy Of England at dehaucs, and worked his
will upon the English eOast, aud that Lord Coch-
ranc, with single ship kept the whole French
oonsl IA terror against the entire French navy.
Ao'p lfo"s AND tue POLITICIANS
He would not charge that the English mimic
Ter ned been Iampering with our leading politi-
cilns, but our lea ling politicians had been tam
peIing with him When he saw that the other
day every drop of blood in his veins boiled, and
be should Ike then to have seen any Of those