New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

come ia suob form az alone we can entertain. TIL
then can have no peace and yet does any one sup
pose this government - anxious for war; some nave
spoken of the Executive nnd declared that Executive
rdnces and pride Of ion was oppoScc to any nso-
nqff1ra Those who think Dusi imggii me more or
ss than lfGn. DO they not fnppose have weg' over
Gle wounded soldier borne from tne field 10 tell OF those
who there lay cles7i that have not amented INC oss
90 prDrety by good and great mon. that nave no'
1u-Bad over tie lives that have been oAoEeG up ny
lrt effort was for pence. and ! sent commissioners ~
arrange IN rmicabie dissolution. ron '!ie 10 hnc
have rcpea;ed efforts o. that end but never never have
r0ught Il on nny other basis than Independence. "a
thusil,tic aprlAuse.l But 10 expect 1t les, 90.
lBcneWed Cheering Brave men nave done weH De-
fore agbinst lcatGr odds q an ours. ard wien were
men ever b.ny,rf Wewiil aci cycit. How mary SIC.
Fifccs may take cannot tell tut believe that Just
God looks upon or cause ns holy. ana th'I OF our
enemy as niqnitons. lie NAY c"d',se Us ~, our
o.irffcs hut ~ so doing be - Preparing ~ anu IL
Is GOOD Providence wiz asssi us ard never desert tAe
Right A nd You, my mi. c0uDtrywomen, whose InS'
gives essGrancc OF what you w do IN the iuEic you
Who have clothed the soldier and sent hin 0i,h 20 ph
tie Who hfvc hung upon the o ito arWies and ever
stood ready 20 tire wOrnded who have lined tue
ayside % minister 70 the feeble and pointed tie uyH
20 Heaven. 3on 200 have done your dnly. lcA hffo
Given m a You have sent Your fathers your sons 10
The army but you must do mere. You must use your
influence 10 send al 20 the 'front.' md form public opinion
that shah make the sAulke. oarrsd mau ana .i'1e
him no house wherein he can slc'ier AIi you. yourg
ladies who yet 70 mary let nc tell you that when
the choice comes between ole'afmed " one legged
soldier, nnd one Who has grown tat On ext0Ii0n az
bome choose rather &c cling 10 the armies sleeve.
There are some / know who have LOked upon Confcd
oirto legislation needsssy harsh. would that 10
could have boon unnecessary. would that goods could
have been in market rc:her than impresSed-thoi tho
armies could have been Lied by Volunteering rather
than By consc1phon aad yst / look upon tue
latter as the more just. ion force az hion 20
should no; oil fight Your BATTLES: Ny opinion on
tins subject has moi charged believed aad yeilefe
nos j. is just thn IL void have oe.a peter hI y
been tho policy from tic beginning ~ Tie Wat ana
irdnrse IL in al ts length and breadth anh gePh t
sides however these forces We have others for ibi5
lie Reserves h.ye been oISsnzed, and Ga these anu on
tie Ill allied sO.drr who, iGifBu 20 the aSt VII fs
though they Cl.not march, the defense oI Tue cay VI
/ Au-usta must Tcst. when your Inc snail nave Den
goicd these forces cen Mi Augusta Isa!sI huy
\ force l.' a iarYc army and when ih,t coibr' 4 Ar
army VII nv az liberty 20 meet IL asd such Al amy "d
shall have. itIrcat app-aSe aom9 t'efe are ~ 4,
Who never al s laH % III lnc aa.'s "No !.s ~.
tLe,r advice Toy cgn plan ~ tc.r closets tn3 cam
10 rr II A General and write tie sele papers vl ni
E.ccutiye. 10 Eotrarsny their WISDOM ouifet tlcn
80 10 tie oni. ana iLeFe g os Inc Dele.. VI sAs4 se
vices Gfu.ltor.) Why criticiSe boHefli OF i ". '
E.eer:yar Ihcy nave ventured al aud ever tuu tiey
have IS the result. Their honor thoTrcpu'
ton their future ia 81 s;akc. II you are Hssgred ~
their rood rt.nt, tnrir s;oady aJ"r their COZ a.
effort VI destroy coutdclcc In thcm by Taiins III
proportion MS troy sdold they be- treated WIZ len.
i,ncv. "a proportion tie Executive % pnrhhni
should CT itisu 10 friendly ana criVT be phl~" 90.
calmly 80 rar u thcy fiI short ~ fT do tacy need
SUPPORT I've al those genileaen Who crossed t'i'
hnr ..,h ge Won have checTod nrd you have cheeFea
Them BECAUSE respect LLC2c hi.u i--ic 49,. ''.
nred Ter ivcs in yor defence one is Georgia oTn
son-,he hero q mlly vei'tols4t battes-!orf o" Nv
good and true IIARDEE. ltEeeIsl HAkDEk Nho. a. :
'utia proved him1oif carly bravo ald brilliant 81
der and who now gocs ffou onSc1t OF duty to anpih
er Who leaving the Army aboTc goca 20 inaAe goC' Ia
de;cnce Oi Savannah against !ou I've. ne .Ilsl'
! iEAJAL0ARD icAeeEtl goes 70 1.are re t'..S'
=, fortunes tic in.sfoftgnos. II II bc So OK tho
ann In Georgia. He GOES wilma single purpose %
-er,e where, e direct. .ikinc 10 particular place. '
: string uo SPECIAL ccal.L.ll ~ tc spirit lHat i
: aConrrrl q Lo-porai 20 whore I say, Gnd 70 foWg
trnst be goes nj - bleed bat to conquer 10 e@s ~
pause. " III these hopes 20 10 virginia iHIe y.
verses there have been exaggerated by Tie Ie.eti ph
and the tde Of victory u D0g setting "A Oh IA'of'
FogErsr has disposed Il The enemy that held A.- ~
cL.ck 50 long, and Is now eoa= Up he rise sIcep'ng
onward toward Tho North, gaming victory "'i'i W
tow congurlar and 10 conquer lc % good ch,'r All
horre!y phrase put youE sAou..er to tlc Wheel, Ind
Euri pll,C u b. dry.
With tbs rtirsin, pcroEai.on. ant leW pa'Fio'i.
words as 70 tie nc.cssig 0t defeating iAe W. la''
Yankee armies bforo the n.s sves could come "a liuA
ths driH and tie duty Il Georgia 20 Bed ilr tlia4e
aud lrlp.s refugees, lis EZcr.lcIcy brought ms ~
marks 10 - close amid enthusiastic applause