The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29

of our most brave skiful and successful Gene-
rails, tesilhes under oath: Il do not hesitate to
say that the failure of the allure Of the Pennsu4
lar campaign is to be attributed To the want OF
geperalshIp on the part OF our Commander" Gen.
John u. barnard, Chiet of Engine ers under Nc
Clelian ana now un0er Grant, says that zone OF
| the prominent causes al ultimate laiIure was the
Iuactioh or eght months from August 1861 to
April 1862. He also testIties that wneu The army
did move, 1t moved 10y d route which compelled
the President TO divide it in order to prutect Wash
lngtoL; also that the siege ui YorktoRH was
| mistake, the battle OF Williams burg h biunder-
that 1.-THE repulre OF reOeis at FaiT oaks shu'd
have been taken advantage OF. /, W4s one ui
those occasions which ii NOT seized do mol repea,
! themse elves.
Gen. Casey iestiies that after F.i. Oaks, III
| Gen Mcclellan had possessed the energetic qual-
lies Of great general, We saOulu nave taken
! Richmond" am perfectly wiling to say that
ne Is Il man of tdieuts but lac does lat some oi
| the qualities OF sIeat General.
Gen 4. D. Reyes also says one reas IN of the
| failure OF The PenInsuiar campaign The de-
tentien OF me army before the lines OF Yorktown
| for u Whole Iloith." After Yorktown was evac,
| uaed don tne army pressed forward upOn the
enemy with sufficient gUr. After The DaItle vi
| Williams burg, thnk If The enemy had been pun
| sued with gieat TigUr, anG had employed The
| York River, which was then open AS, ~ send
more oi IN" rorps up HE river inst a; III requir-
| ing them To MAI Gu, IS might have feIt&keu the
| enemy before had Tune erect Notifications around
| few the hattIp of S.v.,, Pr. f,I a y. =. ,,fter
| time When tuuk - lie Amy had pressed al
| ter the enemy witt gie4t vigur, we could have
gone i,to Rtcl,aoud; and in ',,nracrinn win, Ills
| last oil vigorous pressing upon the enemy, 1 an
| COM eEied to state iAot / thiuk Ljea Mc(HellaA
dOeS not erect m t@ut gualtty Ota GeAefGi 2ch!ch
enables linn 10 knog schc.. to sDying. '''''
| Gen WilIt:u 8 ttauki,p ,.s, ifia! IN (4..n Su,.
ner sjudgu,aut If iicCeian ''tfeu. Sainnsr hay
| ~, S,y.I,Il .,, ;, ,l,,,I. NJ, 80, w. 800; -
80, d rIf s,,,, nd I ~ +I nj
800 s,1;,1 ,I 10, ealieu
~ IN ttIt. let and W. e'I II,. . - So
| If WIS ina, ab,ut dnrk In ,ha,nasrI;,tsa ! 20
sent back word to Cen uCIeIan thar as soon as
| h enemy were repul I'd, .h2ugLt that we sho'd
| fail aCk ana yet ante Uak swamp between II.
and the eueuly Gen umuer at first refused 20
obey Gen II cl;,elian's written orip, b. ILL, e
ect saving thar Gen licCIeIlan did moi MS, Nil
Ihe cir.uin,tauc.,. tbut W.. L,d ,,hined RI. a.
amy and Al ,pa w,rId wi th.r ri ,,
m4r,,i,Ig he vuuld whjp ,heu a.si6 rhn =" 80
\ nticer Who Ind brou.,nt ,h,. rds1 trl,,o M ne
GlelIau told cen. sumner inst he had IAN O.,
McGIeIian ami behnd ah-nni,lx r(t..td H., ~ H.
should tall back across Whi,e oak swami thai
nirht. and W. fberelors went b0ck In CO.,
| SIMMER was il. very nad hnu,,r anon, ~ -
p,rtny te. .ifa. that y, ta.i,,a, MI. -; ..
va unnecos.srv nn,nrar +Ln' ,ia,I otio
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Senst1r Snra.,1,s '.itnchad - ~ 80 ~ :, q
e. "a psinn,a DO G;r,,iiI 'u ~iiIy " S 1I
CIaIlan's stoff hoth attrihute mnc ,r II; IL ~
| oass IF tho panirunI.r no,nr,ni, - AZ 10 -,
laxative oroa1izatnn or t,i,, apn,> -h;L ,',
evarv hattie hInndar avarv rnsrct, ,ntat
iumh Is and every retr-at - stsmnada
Tbp hr,,ra Cen PhiIin Ksarrar r. ovo,o
80, ,,ti,.,, .,4,;o.r il, th,, D. ,,'' 80
49, t,,i,,-1 ,.G a.ad ,,. al ~ III cap
mons services IN the French ar1,
I u1 oo ' 80 ~ an III AlSiels ali'