The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

nessis VIII you have these supplies sent
without tie lsaS; DELAY. 10 Centervill~ 60
Ncs- that ne had csrrsrsv Porter would fsii
him. Neither Sumner, Franklin, Cox, Sturgis, nor
Couch were up. His men aai horses were starving.
and he had NcClelAn's assurance that As would sead
A5m relief. Lee had joinea Jackson. The bloody
struggle 81 De precious dav be renewed with
tainnel ranks against superior forces Self reliant
and possessed calm and neasyssel, hs means hs1s.
and. in alSsks.g onfiae,s d his pSstoa after the
battle. Gs Kew Il would Is at Gsn.srvile. lie
WouNty\ksxpDuasi. bat e0ssirso, pursue the enc
my If victorious "Htee tse-s spt(ies t 10 Cater
vis. And vet there time, when al 9.Ie, Halleck
telegrapineSl EoCleaaa
Il am bv meAns salts lied with Gen Franklin =
march sssSF isy copsserIn the circumstances Ct tie
ease. he Wa very wrong II Stopping AZ Anandaie
Moreover, harmed iast night Wat the Quarter
masters Department. could have given him plenty OF
transportation II he hal a?pea Ter II any time since
his arrival Alexauirls. lie knew the inpoT'ance Of
openiny communication with Gen. Pope's army, aud
should have acted more on mpti--
On the eth. McClelLan makes franklin leave his
corps % come Alexandria in orfcr that he Nc
Cls'l4u may inform him = his rnexns Of trans
Y-artstion,
On the 18th. he says Franklin Is without; transPora-
ton bat the 29th instant. it appears from state
msnt Of the Quartcrma>ter's Department, high and
indisputable authority that setier Rct5aHaa
Fssaljia api3ie5 tar f-u,,,-ovt.s.oA.
II Il 4. NJ. Mcclellan telesrapas
Have orl<rci sumner to leave brigade in the
vicinity Of Chain Brrige. and io move the rest VIA
Columbia pike, Anania,e and Fairfax Court House,
Il is : tAe route YOU wish them 10 take lie AMI
Franklin are beth instructed % join Pope promptly
posSiole. Shall Couch move also vixen he arrives "
WttA tbe thunder OF battle in has he wishes TO
know which way they shall move. H,iiecAs answer
Is crushing in its rctort
..,end them where the fghtiny -
AMI again. at 2.l5 p NJ, Gen. Hsleck teiegraphs
..FranAhns AMI summers corps should be pushed
forward with all possible dispatch. they must use
their legs and make forcel marches Ta.y errs-
tRiss."
Bet why 20 on? Given the proeramme, know
tie play. "Learr Pops get Fl Ri. scrupe, sufh
cen;ly that Generals struggle with enemies
in front, around AMI in struggle diSgraeeul TO
Others but glorious him AMI as noble army Here
is his dispatch Gen. H,lIeck the morning after
three days fighting Manassas
..0ur troops are all here AMI in position. though
mneh uSei MP AMI worn out. think II woull. per-
haps. have been greatly hetierii sumner AMI Frank lin
had been here three four days ago. Bat You NAV
rrly upon our giving them the enemy as deSperltc
fizht as can force our u,n tn stand up TO- should
Ike Ia know whether Won feel about Washing
ton. should his be DESTROYED. l shall fight
long asn,tn win stand up - the work You must
ia e what Is 10 te done. having IN view the safety of
tue capital. The enemy l. already pnshjng cavalry
reconnaissance in front at Cub Run, whether in
advance ~ an attack to-day don't vet know. send
you this that You ny know oar position and my pur
pose"
Is there any whining here about re-iuforcements
Any anxiety to getting behind the Notifications ??
Are not these the words of a soldier and patriot
During the examination of Gen. Halieck before the
Committee the Conduct of the War, be IS asked
this question
'.lIai the Army of the Peninsula been brought 10
cooperate with the Army OF Virginia with the utmost
energy that circumstances would have permitted. in
Your Judgment, military man, would IL have
resulted in our victory instead OF our defeat p
His reply
Il thought the time an still think so'
Aud SO thinks every man who dispassonately reads
this statement. Judge ye