Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-28
TaR WsliS6dtg Herald Of yesterday 10

INTERESTING ESA49pHf tnAttet W1lfne t0pRQ
on the fourth page Of this paper. ~
THs weltS6atg Herald of yesterday 10
reviewing tbsbatlls of New Market, speaks
of Gen. sigst nina
His app6fnfme1t seems % have ben made
on the pernicious principle Of trying 10 fat
tefsaRd conciIi6Isthe German! siemene aud
on this principle, Il should neSet rave been
made. The patriotic and sensible portion
olsahe Germans will do their dnty Who
ever I'd hem; - they haHe ever
done the other class ongt 20 beseonpeiiea
to do theirs, just Gs the 7Amerfean5Rr are.
We republish this paragraph from the
HsrGM because it expresses ezaetly-Ehat
wstentured 70 remark % ID ei 1sSIims sabisct
last Monday, and because We are told that
our. ticlsihaS.besn since that tims!sadn-
lousy misquOted aud misrepressntsd to a
number Of the Germans. = sHg'
II any Of them5 have a desire % know
what We said they will find 1t perfectly
condensed 10 tie above s1trast from The
TIE Germans Of.tbtS city WHO = rad the
LsatslligeHeer. need not to be told that NO
paper in ths land has been moro, pEonpt,
always to do them and their leaders the
fullest justtce-not only. 6tdss this war,
but always. The effort making to abuse
their understanding OF our article has no
foundation intact. We have no oQalis.
cations HhAteyst to make Of the sentiments,
expressed in the article referred to. sais1
We believed st the time, that General
sigel was reassigaed1t q Major Gsneral,s
command and appointed to this depart
meut more from 3 mistaken expectation Of
thereby ettFsbethshI6el ttheH government
with the German element, 4han from
proper eonfdsncs inghis abiIiiesito dis
charge tho duties of tho command. Tie
War Department after the battle Of New.
Market at once rsaltzed,thi mistake. 4and
General Hunter has; therefore, been sent
to take General sfgel's place. The tro d.
BILE has 6een'all through this War "a At the |
government has not reiisd 7fmpifcttiy
enough on the thoroughly grounded at.
taobment Of all classes Of, the people Is tho
grand idea of this nations iudiyisibiiity.
and hence the mistakes OF 90 mani man I'M.
starred appointments. We, have. paid
dearly enough for many Of these appoint.
ments. They have about run their day.
however, and the right men are stadaallS
working into the right places. a.
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MAJOR VIZ. P. RUcksR of Gen. Crooks
staff better known as Dt. Rucksr, ii ib.I
town, fresh from the late expedition Of. the
General's to the Virginia and Tennessee
road at Dublin depot, New River SrfdaSSs |
and other points. From him We. gather |
much information as to tbe expE,sdf tiSn4i,s
objects, Whati it accomplished and " herein
it fell short of original expectations. The
movement no doubt effected a serious break |
IN the road referred to, aud probably de.
tanned In South Western Virginia. some
bodies of troops that would have been en-
ployed elseWherelto our disadvaintaees but
as In the case of the Salem expedition. Ve
doubt If all things oouusfdsred, tas = hole
AFFAIR was aPaying investment. Nostpeo.:
Pile supposed that the movement a. 5tbs
time it began wdsa ieo-opsrative one, and
meant either Stanton OF Lynehbnfg. And
ttseems to us that either 1t should have.
been made strong enough fOrsuch destina.
lions otor3olae simply confined to duty as
corps of obSerVationiand occupStion. for
tes protection ota large scope OF debate.
BILE country. The loss in life. the esosrsl
dtsablsmsnt Of a command, both I'M lie mep.
aud material, too great III one Of these
attenuated raids, TO be compensated for by
the probable results. ~ = % '7s'
hths expedition referred 10 GS6s cFooks
his 0fieess and msn, eertainly quilted them!
selves calamity asiWasWell pointed. out IA
our letter Yesterday from GFdeubtisr.
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Tn telegraph, occupied itself yesterday
mOrninR with the neW6 Of q scrirn ooavs r.
educational hotel az Washington city bs.
tween, Senator CbSnfls.. y, ,5 q. s. n