, 1864-02-25
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THE NEWS.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1854
THE NEWS.
lew more days only for the bounty !
money, ano then comes The draft It will be |
Ills time w'ithout postponement-. The men
must he had Onr enemy with mcrciless
sparing neither lot nor age,
l;ave swept their whole region Of men, and
:sre to-day stronger In the field than ever be-
forc, and doubly strengthened for tho mo-
mcnt by the desperate conviction that the
time given them for action is brief They
cannot long hold their present force up to
the work with IN empty locker and exhaust
I'd comissariat, get this will but quicken and
intensity their purposes. Our readers will
bear US witness that We have often de-
precatcd the tendency Of the loyal
press aud people ID too many ill.,
stsnces to deprecate the rebel strength.
Il Is never wise to deceive ourselves. We
look upon this 81 the most important CAM
1,afgn Of the war. While NC confidently look
upon it as likely to end tho war BY the utter
defeat Of the rebels, We can only see this pos
sible by victories won on the hardest fought
battle fields ofthe war, the hard won need Of
campaign Of heavy losses, It may be rcvcr-
ses, with heavy work and bloody for botn ar-
ln'ss' A. VIII pc oul OWN Ao1eeS .na' eaa
<'7ouad the 1ongest,'' the great warriors cri-
terion Of success But let every render Of war
news, every participant in the struggle ofthe
hour, be prepared for events In the gigantic
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a'shlssllpl' Alaoanlh, tnm r1o,iah ana oeoIs'a
o' ataea as"e's. ."o u .ncse- no'n
-'achsonsane. F1ol'aa, ano eo1an1n' aa'ssls"
s'rff-ate ea,het "nohs OF patnaais moan1"
"a "hue tne otne1s CONSIST cnlcas o1 1nlaa.
iss ana teht af1incfs' IN eohjancnon WIN
lncse, soa e2pealtlon, anaer 1he tfled True
Adnlfal farrago1, nag already lett New or.
leans, and Inc pubic may rest assured
thai II Will perof7n 1fe par1 with Slgor
lhe roar OF battle WILL soon come swelling
on the Southern gale. The duty Of the hour
is tint the people ftand By the Government
and the Government I'LL up our armies. Let
men be sent forward without stint md the
end is near. ...-
Tic Chesapeake case is disposed Of In q
manner which reflects hisc credit on the
Provincial authorities The perpetrators of
the otroc1ty. who claimed to act rs bclong"
ing to the rebel service arc, on the contrary
held as pirates and mn1derers, and as such
Will hc delivered TO the Federal anthor-
tiles under the extradition treaty. The clatm
set up that rebel letter Of mar4ne protects
them has failed OF ase effect Now lot them
he dealt with as pirates
Tie WHISKY market Was IN Hurry yestef-
daV, 10 INDICATED IN The market reports, with
Il marked decline, due to private dispatches
from parties In interest at Washington, who
arc watching the progress OF cTents and dis
ccrn. or think they dol the prospect Of the
interests OF spectators being made second
ay to those Of the people.
The rebel prisoners ct Columbus Ohio re-
Gently planned daring escape, but wcre
happily frustrated IN the scheme