, 1864-11-10
Ql1iraaG Irtbul1e.


THURSDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1o''a-
THE MILITARY SIAUATI0A4
There hts been luu in arms. The rebel
wan and desperate, has leaned breath
y on its lance, waiting, hut scarcely hope.
ful for help to coue to it from q source for
which these lcng months p st 1t has priyed
u pirates prsy, and thieves inplore Mercury
for aid. Northern allies Of the rebellion have
promised that the buzles Of the North
should sound recall on the s:h Of Noyem-
'er* The pcal thst rings from Matne to Min
uesota means anything hut thst. The din Of
will row awaken aGresh, for it IL the
so1e appeal Of the leaders Of revolt Their
'ppeai to the people Of the North hrs failed.
And the next news will be stirring. 1t has
Already begun.
ATLANTA has BEEN EVACUATED and given
10 the torch. From rebel city, foil
cf dement's of strength for the rebels,
t wss nrst reduced by Gen Sherman to 4
simple fortress, barren OF tokens Of civil life
Ind now the fortress has been destroyed
3en. Sherman has begun feat Of military
amfdf'aerns1asion, as the gymossts call 1t.
hich Will eend hin in one broad, bola
wing, clear across the rtbel Confederaey<
Ie etarhdt IN the strong loop that held At.
nta to Chattanooga tcr military purposes,
nd the loop has been cast aside. The giant
: in the air. On Monday the railroads of
'hieh Atlanta is TIC centre and the city IT.
eli tie point Of convergerce OF ths
uroads, was destroyed by the
Ing consent Of mapy men
o.ktrg together, and the grand, maeuta
:ent march Of the Army Of the Com berland-
&C very flower Of our boys in blue-com.
.>1ced eastward across the yet unytslted
el territory, carrying the t14g, rioged In
ID shod with steel, to Plant it where the
'ghtcncd rebels will see it QUITO their back
oors at CAarleeton and Savanpah, or the
'7a-it is enough to do the work. or the
.1'r-lc knows what he is ab"ut- In his
IN 1ece1t words: "HooD HAS CROSSED
aE TENNESSEE. GEORGIA AND Souru Car
LIMA AAE At NY MERCY, AND SHALL
1RS:aKEEE 1RSaKEEE; DO NOT BE ANXIOUS ABOUT
e. lam ALL RLGaT."
Til, region now startled by the tramp Of
aerna1's men is the last refuge Of the re.
ellicn. 1t is the piled treasure house Of Its
NAMING riches. the inner sknctury Of It's
;elter. 1t holds the cons >]idated Southern
on.et, and the last slime Of tie great fetish
the South, Slavery. The flash OF Shsr-
ah'6 steel wilt send horror snd trembling
rough this whole heretofore protected
,a1tcr, and tie phrase "territ1e as an
my Nth banners' will have stroog slgnif.
nee where 6herman's columns pass, He
mes to crush the rebellion, to puuish the
emi@ Of this Goyernuent In the names
Liberty and Union be will strike m :e and
llirg blows, and If the rebels DISLIKE his
x,.rc they have only to end It by 1ayfnp
n their erms.
The blow comes suddenly upon the South.
the last moment the aspects in Atlanta
re those Of occupation-the tread Of the
nt1y, The heavy cannon in the shears, or
,nning out Of fresh embrasure; the
lartermaste1s' hammers. .werr keptbusy on
.v1ack., as If for winter quarters. These
asp.cts Of The night before. The morn.
= sun looked upon ecorc4ed aud black
Cd waite, tbe deserted c4mps Of the col
Ind
aIccd miles to The eest Tard. As for the
.rressce rc7ion, and the reoe1 menace
rtn~ ;rd, Gen. Sherman has 1efs staanch
somas and the Army Of the Tennessee to
c1d to hood and Deaureear6. Chattanooga
imprt enable, Nashville and Memphis
II defended Troops are swiftly eoneen.
.:lcg to reet every emergency Of the eitua'
IN. 1t is enough to say that Gen Sherman
the work behind him in gold hands, AID
,No,thweet II called on for minute men
Il help out the scheme of cuttiog the Con-
leracy IN twain and securing what the peo-
,ardently desire, "a cessation cf Aassaities,"
nj men, bfave-hearted = fathers and
Others Of the Republic, it is coming. God
praised.
THE ELEC r1oN RETURNs.
The disturbance in the atmospheric world
night cuts short our dispxtches, beatdes
,ncinc them at too late an hour for the
neolidation ard comment that We could
ire. to make them Ineligible. Euough
III appear, on the most casual peruss1, to
ow the friends OF Union and Liberty 1t Is
,,1pht, The more the Northern allies Of
kpellton study them, the less they will
them, They secure Us four years more
re treatment 10 which the rebellion will
I'D long before that time, They secure
our States loyl Governors, convey
Ho1atio Seymour to the he'll
lost politicians. They secure
]lbcrt, loving Congress, who Will
ten TO put Slavery on the block ana re-
,rcN tito historical preparation for the IN
~ etndy aod wonder OF Christian men.
,ex secure ue In illinois q reformed prac'
- Of voting in registry laT which shall
mt tbe door on floating votes Of the sixteer
,y-, lied kind. They secure you, reader
HIT II you had lost It would haze mort
.,d ven, citizenship. and tilled your lsas'
l;{c with civil conmotions. They eecur'
,r f}ar honor and respect. They secure q
Country, an Union, Peace perpetual unde
liberty. Friends, was not tn1s gooo oss
L?
n.J0R GENERAL mcCLELLAW"
~ years sro the President of the untte'
+o,ce decided TINT the usefulness OF GeofE
or.,1. au a Hfo;nr Cenera1 had ceased