, 1864-10-22
Qblfago Tr1l)n11e.
MISSOURI.

se, 49, honest cfFort q, ~>s..'.. "1'n AM
ann,ea of the rebellion, but wa mns- y. ~ ~
n,itted to epy that the progress Of .fr.trt -,
Missou1i. since Price entered that stat. h. :.
mol becn ut all according to ting taste OF tn.
people. The capture Of Glaeyo ouxhr never
to have been permitted, Now that It has
I'm done. uotLing short Of the capture or
ssst,,,,on ~ ,he rtbsl horde will m .et the
mat cxp, Citations Of the public We have
mt our trust, from day to day, In the tele-
srau,s sent from St Louis Informing us that
fmportsnt movements were on foot to which
nubucity ccu1d not be given. The results,
titus fer, are by no meaos satisfactory. Price
has marched, abfolute1y without tnterrup.
tion, three hundred miles northwcstwar1ly
through Misseuri. He has reached the geo.
graphical ctntse Of the State and hombxrded
and captured an inporta. town with its gar
1ison. He has rcceiyea no punishment ex-
ccpt such as hss been bestowed By the inef-
fectuA Resistance Of small detached bodies of
troops ,He has burned and killed according
to his ri. asrre. he has augmented his force
by large cn1istments from the copperheads Of
Missouri BE could hardly have done more
II there had not been 10y al regiment In the
State. BE has achieved The only snccess that
has attended his arms since he ceptured Lex
ington three years ago. The afIalr at Gl4s-
gow fescmblcs that OF Lexington In al its
urpa1ltsble features. Let us hope tbat the
end II this narauding has been reached, apd
thst VIC may have some vtgor infused into
the campaign which shall partially compen.
safe Tor tho disgrace OF the last fortnight.
npcrnSxnuorrov
y, o.+r At he SoTtn dar,a ons,1, n a
,aao,a tbc d,eso1nt,on of tha H,;or ~.
nv. at the sontb asrts onen,r n .d~o...o
: r,.tnrn IN m. Union &, lonr "a tb,s state
~ th,noa ,ont1,nea 4bera rons+ =. --.:1 -
tna .rnst 4 forces ri 4ha an. sn,n-ass .ha-a
of +ba otner To thInl or ennnreest,a 49,
n;l;,srr strcnetb Of the Nor+h ~ nn;,.s,s
w.. tor,,, IL az ohan-a,t. ~,
military strength Of the Rebellion Is n,ss,h,s
and ,n.yitable If the war he 1onr ennnnh
continnrd nnt The cost ,s ereat ~ e,d :.
t,,ere epy vay OF ayo,ain IL We ~,sh ~
look at the uuestion in al, ,ts asnects o,n>
did,y end fu1ty. ~~'1
Can we says the J1nfon tbroro, sr, u,,o
lam which ,nev he created ~ re,,,voa =. 49,
hc.rts nf thu s}.rchn,a,no arts,onr,,s. - Wv
he1,,cns clts. ~ tha son,,,v r. tsar % S1., y. .s
] hssa,ena st s,tas ~ ~ .e,an.an auo - tues plunged
msnt rh,,h 10 ,,ss rars- ,,s.as ass a,, soseln-
ooa;nst +ha,r h7 ,shs+ , o.>s-.. -, ~. uue.
then, v,3rntar3}v - vot,-~ y, - ~ s.1s -
1oa hsen co,ons,,ed - 49, as,..e;"e, e..et ~
Ns nae ueou coupeueo' Ia tne asses1aon OF Its
s.o11o soPseWae>s W s1s1t 1aem "1th war,
o1ooueAeo aao oesae'auon! II theF would
.osas ~. .a.ss.. w." s "u4su op-
Ri. T .e-o sa1sa..,1 WV We
a ~ 49, ..e =. 1e ieoei !eaae1s
~" t17s tue 4eDealon ''esu nas aoontaonl1co
esa3 s'o..u s1a,e' - We tof l"o years
onsleo tnen ~ Vain .oe unlon as It was
4na 4a we. 1oaeutuAou 10 tt1s, onen tosy haa lost
Wv ~" I've. ou' -" ei1'ee, ana out astle
uone5, ~ oe4cIse " .ue feoEllson' WILL they
so1uns aesep1 uoan NJ" .nas 1ney nave
eal w ul..u suen e.'ilusea alo nave invested
GA tn's oaee !" 80 ssa1p' ats oonus, aho III
enoiunea@ Siem'y ano pos1tlse1s We a.
urn tna1 II as mol from any change In the
puipoee o1 Inc reoe1 leaders or The aristo-
ctalac e'aseno'olng ctssses ot tne eouth, that
.econeuucuun IL ~ come 1aey are not
sl9slng al nome or oSlng IN the camps
IAen6 Is the glory, not 1ne burdens ~or
Inc wounds. They wear the shoulder
suaps, I'LL the oulcee, ano 1eel the pride Of
t1unph when rebel successes are won BY the
blood OF the deap1sed "poor white trash"
jured themselves to trAugurate the rebellion.
He stards swo1u to uphold It, and has ro
power but to do 90, till crushed out by en-
pesior military force. VIII he p.rjure his
soul agnin. rick his neck, and give away the
office that promises TO make him the father
Of new nation for the sake OF peace u1til
military force compels him to do soe What
arc the slaves he Las Lost comp7red With the
power and notoriety he has ron. by the re-
bellion? What are Lees Slaves compar, d
with LIS military posfuon? Lees than moth.
Ing. 30 with the Others Of the slayehol1ine
Glass. They will fight until they are e1-
PEELED from power and thttr prestige and
influence are destroyed BY defeat, or until
they triumph In the dissolution Of the Union
Herein lies the folly Of the who1e Copper
head PaatfuEm and tAith. They proppse to