, 1864-11-18
Gfiraoo Gribn11e.


Gen, Sherman is ccrtAlhty Oh Iie war path
A dispatc!. from Cincinnati Inst evening, giy-
inc details Of The expedition IS forwarded to
1hc Times Of that city. was at late hour
suppressed By an order from the War Depart
1ncnt, as improper for publication. It will
not be contsaband, however, to say Of 1t lhat
it contained nothing to comfort the enemy.
and was ccnErmatory Of the General impress
sion sc1a.ivc to >S1ierman's movement. It
thoroughly indicates thnt VIC shall be likely
to ucxt hear from TINT march through rebel
channels. Sherman has big job on hand,
and adequate tools to do 1t with. A splendid
army Of tete.a1 thousand men in perfect hcalth
IS now streaming through region Of Dixie
1lcrctofosc uavisited. 4 great dread will fill
1pon the rc!,e:s-nay, has already 1all.n
The report Of yesterday afternoon .ha.
Gen. Carby was dead is denied By later
news from New orlcans.
Our New York dispatches chronicle cxten-
sivc torgc:ics that tha1c taken place in that
city, the fum of which is nearly quarter Of
million.
New To.k piles majority Of nine thousand
on Srymn,r's head, not enough to do justice
10 the outraged loyalty Of the Empire State,
but cnous! Of brick to drown him. His
Proclamation of Thanksgiving. elsewhere in
this Issue, has doubtless this sole cause of
personal gratitude that his defeat was no
worse. I: is enough, however. 4 Mimic ball
well lodged is as fatal as ooo-pound shell.
An institution called 60 S'Kasson's Dispatch
has found fresh excmpli6cation In the Iowa
Fifth Congressional District, where John 4.
kasson Inns dispatched the snakes in every
ono Of the counties Of TINT district.
Is every man who voted for Mcclellan dis
loyal? No. But the men who were disloyal
were few who did not work, and below, and
vote as often Us they could for Mcclellan. It
is a vc1y suspicious circumstance that SO
many rebel hands were on the drasg-ropes.
The pol cy Of the war is being everywhere
abundantly forcshadowed, even if It had not
been written in the sheet lightning Of the
election returns. Gen. oglcsby's speech at
the Springfield Jubilee, as the Governor elect
Of Illinois, General Butler at New York, with
lis utteranres bearing almost official etamp,
and finally the tectning hints given elsewhere,
and most prominently in our Springfield dis
patch, as to The Presidents own views, mean
this, sharper and stronger pursuit Of the
lcagued enemies Of the Government every
where. The hunt Is narrowing, and the steel
is at the throat Of the foe Will they yield
We shall usk them presently.
The National Watch Company, Of this city,
capital soiO, 900, have located their extensive
works at E!gin, Kane county, big thing for
TINT thriving little city, whose citizens in ee~
curing it proye that they know what's o'clock
We give in another part Of this Issue Gen.
Eutlcr's late New York speech, the leading
points Of which our dispatches have already
supplied. It's sentiments will be echoed to
the letter by loyal men everywhere. It is
probable The President may soon agaIn hold
out the olive branch to the rebels, and on
their submission VIC shall hare peace. But
the offer of amnesty will not be an armisticc,
but rather call to surrender, and its refusal
rebellion, which arc now so promising Of sue
cess.
The home traitors Of the North who hare
plotted with the rebels and called 1t politics,
will do well to be instructed and warned by q
1ittsburg example, unless they prefer to
wait for Illustrations west Of the lakes.
AAF@ AASl'A&%A4%S Coy sAAAaAAaAt3A1AAA A49 IL
sll1ned the practice Of the law, and We feel
inclined TO give him notice gratss. He is
permitted to. refer, probably, to Ills Last
client, the Democratic party. Val should be
good judge Of Inv by this time. -
Kansas will return Lane to the Senate by u
handsome majority. Jim Lane is not hand
some, but he Inns the merit that the rebels
and their Northern allies hate him sorcly. and
Just now wien We are seeking to lead them
through thorny paths, they may as well take
that Lane. IF there is anybody else that the
rebels hankcr after any less, hunt him up, and
let them have him also.
Illinois has rolled up $1,000 for the GAL
liant Oglcshy, md cou d her boys in blue have
voted she would have stood beside Ohio with
one hundred thousand. Aren't you glad you
Joined the Wide Awakcs, and Was not fast
asleep, "a lodged" with home rebels, when this
prairie harvest Of loyalty WIS garncrcd?