New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

| In this carpnigu Notwithstanding tho two snail
rsvrrSra at ATLANTA and Winctrste- &c balance
bas been greatly in our favor. We have fusiTtef The
most tremendous com5D lticn ever rmrf nssins' ans
modern ely agd In frustrating H. s'a:r r- w'ia
ed. ~ olbts se put A0,s IL coeLs., a. sri two hind
rcd Thousand mtn ot which numher a. AIT himself losi
under his orn inu-,ints eye, least nDdrel and
any ,oYssnd Thnt General himself acknowledges that
he hes been srfny beaten wien he calls for one hund
rcd thousand fresh troops 10 lnl the 700 which he
pcored & finish iast June. lie is conscious thar lie does
So and ondeayols 10 explain Il eg eg III conversation
win OF Of The toades thai stuck 70 him Ike eec1 10
bis late journey from Ud.pvi Ferf ~ Ihlla.s phiJ.
Hn. only WINS them, he SAYS to mako the gictnFy
complete. ard 10 diminish the eif ion vi BIZ oil.
IN Sc arc tho Very objects fgr which al conla'ers
seek Oyaswi Ginning nlmbera To state TINT object y
merely to coLirss that his present numbers are E.rf
hoi.Bt - etect tno Object. .hag. tih!Gs in iIlttF
amy and Hutles amy. Grant - a1 r'fi ttIte liin'
ircd t'orsaHd en- gigel H. til anterprifn. II ID
stiI wnut. ore hundr-d oasrrd more Il e4fcrGs the
.trorges proof that no hss nscn seDaiy ana terribly
beaten. w say. taen ibEt hue Ir to aHa.tH ~
This campaign has ben lsyd.fesf aii our f'ae
'gTe Killed enormous nuinhcrs OF loNkr-s' i t'"V !"
the surrst way 70 br.ry Ire .,st 70 th'if s'nccs
II Is FIR better indeed. than peace oengres,', ~
Niagara q. ekewisl The Y1hers - q rlcst y ar
ynnr had tccn among trr instead az the jews instead
az lasting tb1ee years IL you'd not have hstal three
DAYS. Some Yankee Jpds would have sold him IL Jess
than hsf thet tine Ar, yet the Yankee loves BIS NE
better even than his interest; and when The universal
ration find hat nothing hut death is 70 be yer ny
cning here ihcy viii conclude that n does not paw
-nd viii give il up Tie beet road peace YES through
rhe blood ~ the Yankees. The se XII. TIE lefrer
so approach to peace. Such being tho fact wo must
he admitted ~ have made vGst prcgfcas 10 ths cer
r,i2p. They have been slaughtered swfny here and
Plori the Richmond Examiner Sept p.
Not the least noteworthy Of the many striking
pccu.i ties 81 the present In tbe rpdty Win
Which It changes itsaspect The nFospectsot no he,
Ig,'.ts vary Il b. the torcl uf iuGg;cs 4 "anc
To-day ore slde IS Triumphant shedding mHndn ltsls
aver tkt ret rntin uf hg tlrTsai Urion 81, H0ETow
pIusiire iB the dgst ag.raL.ne Its overf'now and
the d,sirucliOu II The hcs bIeni The "nFid e'-f
snv" On tho ottei hand TIC Southern people are ~
ono tine confident tsi tho enemy has niFie hlS hn"'
EFFORT and been fooled Independence ~ Won. ail san,
guiae spirits took forward beyond the present agony ~
Tho wearing strrgg'c to consider Gaostous OF ii',ra
policy IL our caruer as an established power o. TIE
cnrth sudden change takes place. orr armies ere
forced TO retreat fort ia captured. the kalcd.l9ps
change, aod al inpsn.trse .. s.n n ioss
re tee ' Charges altogether due 10 lie
@ 5 e tse sop as I'd. scyn wen aa
and ex'cnt o. variation which IL difficult to parable,
Between Lee on the Rapaaa fesrInlnS ihe Gid deen'
sHe policy Which is So Lying to Tie patience Of cur
people the transition Is great and IMPRESSIVE. Bragg
In Frankfort IL issring pFocsmat0ns. 8ad consulting
Stato government differs widely from the same gen
oral eyseaaiing Cbe,tar ooFa Greater sti T.. to coz
trast between Mcclellan within sight OF kichmond.
PROMISING its capture from dey 10 day rnd Mcclellan
hGrDg Up the Potomac N his transports 70 assist the
blagsar aud beaten Pope IN the defence OF Washing
ton On ihs vast theetcr Of advances and retreats
grand scale Territories arc occupied and re-
linquished hch In ordinary struggles between nations,
Mould os 5 sS a,ae
This phenomenon OF the war. whiio II saoud restrain
from Undue exntatcn IN the boar Of victory ought
rapay TO sustain ard cheer IL tie midst cl gcun
ord TeyeIses At present the public uind dcpressed
with the fu OF Atlanta sustAina another shocS at tte
defeat IN the Valley The horizon certainly Is darker
than II has been during tho present campaign. Yet
- Dnl two slor. months since this army Of tie
Valley bad won the most complete victory that coafad
crate arms bad ever gained of our own soil and the
Il lf.w, 81 NJ PM
aud bold stroke. In every quarter then the roscete
Hight victory aad OF hope loemed upon or nascens
republic.
Of ,he gIoar.Iisst periods Of tie tho campaign
which lost Vicksburg sola,ed the great region west
Of the Mississippi and gave 10 our enemies .nt
Another eternstion like 70 many preceding ones tns
place II will not be tie last let us taAe COURAGE
from thst reflection Like Day ahd nYss tpe;e siels
STUDIES follow each other. and We should look for them
to With inevitable certainty In war in which u
has been clearly Demonstrated that neither side IS able
TO crash is opponent cfscctunty
Periods OF desdondency and anxiety some times come
without an immediate efficient cause. Thus e.ter the
sang days succeeding the FIRST battle of MabaSsis
there srose during the winter restless 'croeong an
uncertain which the pressure of the act' dis
estcrs that succeeded disspated by uro.sing rgetc
and vigorous action. SO. too onong the Cnemv after
SsiSs . VS.
among them. THIS was conbated az entirely unie,-so'
able by the professed advocates q the wor whose bust
the exeltcInIot St&1ibItHe tno
courage and hopes Of tie peop!c.
But an inyisbe all peryadinP sentiment overpowcred
the buster OF noisy demonstration. II WINS because
II people lt that their were fruess They
might gain ground particular points. but ultimate
triumph not frthered by them. was the toll OF
the Dunlidcs never ending. still beginning. They
were right in these feengy and they VIII lecur 10 them
again should tbs preseat phase OF the war cate
them FOR tho moment The Southern people from their
opposite poiot Of view may agree with the enemy III
these ideas They need but patience and courage to re-
tie effects o. blows which may cause them to ree
but not TO fall. .-. . 81
Tho almost ursnirlons opuion Of calm and disnter.
csted foreign observers in the conclusion
To them the success Of the Conederacy appears certain
Doubtful and indec.syo warfare is TO Us success be-
cause anything short Of complete victory failure 10
the enemy AL the world looking upon the struggle,
yCn those vino by no means over friendly 70 us.
regard our conquest as Impossible Shall We who have
achieved 30 rach os les confident 10 oruselyesf
war 20 destroy a nation il not 20 be finished BY the
deseat of an ARMY II is sad to be ouf9eneralled In
Georgia aud in this fourth campaign OF the war there
Is no excuse for being su-prised yet II Is better that
imprudonce Of individuals, which may be corrected.
tba TO the Intrinsic weakness OF our cause. Let there
be no falss pride ego:ism sereekiDg from The
highest stations OF the Government to the huHl cit
iaon and have ample means 10 ensure our success.
II il astonishing how much steady courage difuscd
throughout the p,ople, banishing gloom And rousing
e1crticn will accomplish. -
Q1i he pSYd jsnisis courage, Ai
81 rend u,ai.ge De !iycnT
We Who never osos courage Is master OF the future.
This good motto for the present emergency.
The Prize Steamer Georgia. ,r-