, 1864-07-18

Government In whatever measures maY b.
neccs eary to carry on the war. We are too
Old il this conflict No. to b. gin to understand
that It will tax every energy o. this nation,
mud require all patience, earutstucss and Tor.
7itnte TO crush this rebellion, and get to do
Eo wil1 be worth million times It's cost
Men We must have, more men, or our cam
paign Will wilt aud dwindlc midway, even
il We do not now find great and tclliug
blows on the enemy, pausins in nLd.ls
swing because more power il needed A'e
Eha1i be GLAD TO chronicle the draft us arrived,
aud count every day lost of the
titty. which by a timid and faltcrlng
Congress were allowed to.interpose bet ecn
pur necessities and then supply. 1t is grat-
Tying to know that onr Congressman are ont
pt u.i.cLief and at home. The larger share
nf them should be kept there. In 10 respect
aas the mediocrity and pusillaniuity served
1he country SO poorly rs In this matter Of
raising Iuen.
Our Washington fpecia1 dispatch informs
our readers Of the return Of SECRETARY Fcs-
ecnden from his visit to Wall street, as many
:an honest nlan, with plenty OF assets, bnt a
Iresent1n 1nresslpg call for ready funds, has
come trom the money lender, without funds.
and with teneation that bloodlettine pro-
c.es LAS BEEN attempted on him. The terms
~, -. .t",,.'s,',. oI aeeep" In
The Associated BHnks and the Eecretarr.
it is not to be disguised that the great appeal
Of the Government, either directly er rthrough
The tahls, n.ut u to lie ,,eotle. They Aavc
De.t' 1ue 'Aa'n tei!4oee ol lue public loans,
.aao ! le nol httie seatfkable thut this reli-
a"ce iias never set Jailed LIE Treasury, even
MI oa4h neesouat'ons were doubtful and
expansive, ana Oilers OF specific sums to
ba'Ae's a,,a others, to the highest biuling,
Il Unsatisfactory rcsults. 1fee ag3d! 1aa:t 0e
?" ne *1"' ii eet'o" es"."-
VIZ u'e Ie'ung Tue af@ss OF the raid, and
1'he nii o1tEs. 1oes are bister. We greatly
1sas 'hat 'oe seoe's VIII succeed iu the prime
oA''e' VI 'ne4l 1heas'on, ana 1e1atorce LEGS
.t:Hs WIN eeFetai hundred 17esh horses end
+noueanue u eAt'le' eEeep' ano pigs, thereby
ts'e'nne 'oe1 tn1' .a'oers sno empty Etom-
ae'=' anu enao''ne thein 10 hold oat }on.ur
aEuhsl Inc oss ot do'm, Driving before
1h'h tneaf STOCK, tue rebels are hurrai"g on
14c'f winding way down the valley to Cor
~oo1eF11e' Lees bsse oi supplies. OCCASION
Ely ha1asscd o5 our cavalry In the rear. In
one o. these attacks about 200 of the grey
LACKS were taken, and Will rctrace their
f't:s towards Washington Among those
cal4afe WAS the rebel General Bradley |
3o''n'''''' a1o ps I'LL unfortunate rciu3se OF
o!s 2rofs IN cavalry dash, our forces lost |
p',n aEa:n.
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