Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
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oAE4RFuL RREDIcFIoNs.
/ The Richmond R1ig of the 2Oth ex
presses confident hope that the confedsr
ate cause will gaiu,froa this time forward
the currency will daily grow better, ant
the armies of the South are tdlly equal,tc
the task before them, while those of Ii,
North are filed up with worthless merce.
uatiss, and 'greenbacks are rapidly dspr..
E.Siating Hence the Nag concludes:
Thus, in moral as we'll assin uhvsicsl
power, We will be gaining, while thew sre
lo9lngi Aud as 4 time passes. sSthese
fofoes vii all iuCreaseid arithmsIickI pro.
gresston, until our success will be render.
ed too palpably sure for. even the bssotted
aud purblind foe to doubt it. In this JV,,Ev
even should there be NO intervention from
abroad, OF no sudden uprising of the anti
war party among the enemy, we NAV safely
conclude that thehour ofrslfef, of triumph.
and Peaee is not SO far distant but that. we
may command strecgth to stand till il
comes. With Grant. two To one
ls au Indispensable requisite 70 his tactios
he Is lucky manager of brute force. aud
has at last 70 face his master in the art of
war. Instead of that overwA Ginning Inya.
sion we have ail'been locking for with so
much breathless anxiety, We shall not be
surprised tO'see the enemy taking the de.
tsnsiye, and the grey coats pushing for.
is.s.,s ssto 20 ngnt Tor and recover the ground
from which they were crowded in the last
campaign. We should not be Surprised.
Il the dgnres eonld be compaSsd, t6at the
GonfedsFate effective force in ths. feld, 10. :.
n Ten 4 -
s,9, ISy Is equal 70 that OF the foe; aud when
as ksd spr,r get -
The charlessou Asreurg disapDroSss Of
another rebel Invasion Of Psnnsylyauia
which it talks, about a. Il. .it v.rs,a,ss,,lsd
matter, 1t says
The campaign of this spring proves ,ba
to prosecute the war. If things continne
as they are, there will be no volunteers.
aud the neWsconseripts. viii be reluctant
and few, aud in all probability we will be
victorious throughout the summer. and
win peace and Independence by the fall.
But It We invade Pennsylvania the same
result VII, In allfPrsb1biliIy, be produced
again. Our enemies will again fili np
tneir armies ana prol1ng the war. We
wll 90 exactly what President Lincoln
longs tor-prays tOr-it such u blAsbhe-
nous wretch can pray, he would hail
our advance into Pennsylvania with trf.
umphant joy, asa sort OF proyidential in
teEvention.in his tayor. 1t Is exactly what
be would do If he had the disposition of
our aFmiea.
RssE1 TRaDRRHRss FoR rms nxa.o
The Richmond Sentfn.E aIss n.,b.,to
over the wrongs of tn. negr,a. ,,s,, go
been con sorip,sd into tha 49," - 4a.s
and considers the an tFar;DaSS,,,, 90, ,,F ~ :.
h.,5.i. s,,t. 80 " Stis s0utE4f
.. s0ulpnenltasX stllasX x upon the by
Poetlsy OF 'a6otltiontsm. iItiinVites the
negroes to desert the Yankees and rstnr1
to the bosous 6fs.tIS;, x, rF.,,;s.,, !.
isrs.- uess nas-
a H.oro Who I'm y 9
vbieb 5sys bss;, .t,.e.e, ue"n tne arms
Whenevsr he ~ = PieSeu ln MS hands,
comes ~ ~ ppoEtunlty' snd who
he rsraiva5 LII -. P'o'ectlOn, snould
noor Afriea = = "nleh tue
States. We sSo,,,S ~ !. ~ .pe oontederate
themf,bat ali go. W known among
lines whine rsSsI,s,, to-,onr
10 those found il bstt,g ts ~. A.lunssst : As
left ,ls. ,tbev and ,bs;. = uo euolce
IiySs m m. i.s.s s"stT lesoeFs forfeit their
bSys bssn aF t,,t Si.,,! troops
EiIi he of isss !. tAr; they
among them win Sh.t-.,n,,. is iuiy knoWn
NAV Svof5 fkis . "a tss1atage they
to IheiF mastsrsS md s IN, 49, e taslE duty
reap if they continns IA Tbs,. i .ass saey "at
fs 80 80 As.t
-, -. As eEtstOa y = f4.o4IELLAN. u
The Richmond Dispateb disputes aprily-
several statements in Gen. N e(lIslIs,Is -
port, and saws: tS.''>A 70
. : i TS.,'sssss.ss.i'i s-5,g
IN 10 cover one OF the most shameful, as
,osn GS asisaIa recorded in his
!ely IS4e y SAnIty prompted him to