The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08


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what they expect him 10 lo. lle has
received bis a3vauc ment as areNarl
II pasl tergos he las bepn tried
In all tie din allics and dangers Of
SEXUAL warfire. he las reached SIS
p'efeti goal il rndislaHciog Q score
o. comp dtofs who a, The beginning
ofthe war stated with hun on an equal
tossing. If be stands before them to
day ], Is becaute frequaat and glorious
eerases under grea, difficulties, tie
c, nltol 81 hIs fagu!lies and just t.
naeiiy q purpose under disasters and
apparent defeat residing ia Al and,
,ou pleie victory proper confidence
10 his oWnabiIiiies, sobriety in success
and equanimly under misfortune. and
the arked dii6Iay q al ihe qualities
that 20 10 make Up lie sound com.
mapder, haze % last convinced the
people that be II oll other. best de
serves tie boaor. Under circnm>tau-
ces Of perhaps greater difficulty than
those that surrounded others. lie has
Won more sietorics' capiurcd more
rusoners and guns, thau airy other
general On ihe continent And after
Oh BIS success ana mcriied fame. lis
habits ere as simple, lis measures a.
honest, and bis aspirations As void ofI
improper ADDITION, az wien three
years ago lie was scarcely known be
}ond the limits of lis county. Tile
nan whom success can net unduly ell
eYate, nor defeat uuduly depress--
whom the unlimited favor Of the PEG.
re cannot inspire With any unpatrioi-
ic ambition, ror the ISLANDERS Of bis en-
emies and the Vaccinations Of his riv-
sls make forge, what Il due to lis own
honor and The dignity Of his position,
Is worthy q lie highest rack in the
armies q lie Republic.
And SET tits brilliant career which /
has resulted ii toe attainment of such
high lonor,, has not consisted % min /
ierrupted success nor Away been look /
e. upon with general favor The first
aeion ia Which, Gen. Grant Nas en-
g sed Is coHmanler was ii Belmont, /
AID resulted h lis defeat Alicr hts
great snccefs at Fort Douel,on il was
grayeiy doubted bY a large portion Of
the people Hhtsher tie ~&ill q lis /
generals and lie valor Of lis troops /
had rot obtained tie victory without
much help from him. AZ Pausbars (
Landing, tie so.l!ery qualities with
Which BIC cot. himself ont Of q bad I
seFape. were scarcely considered an
aionement far lbe poor geaeral-hip
which suffered him to fsll into 4, ard (
Lad Il nol been for QUO ~ two power
FL friends j. high places, IL would
tave been deprived o. Bis command
- Disgrace. Since thru ie las rapid-
y developed the ta'ea's Of great
commander. Tie people became more
Aid more anansme1s d his tasor, ar-
u his grea, sucaess i; Nicksb8rs COM
plcie'i his fopulsriIy. There he dis
fegasslsd lhep'ais wishes a Bis su
pcriprs u Washington and toek tle
responsibility 81 It's movement which
resulted IL compete sseclss siaee