, 1864-05-06
Ql)'to9o Qrib,lue.


Saj&lu3u VIlOlluf.
FRIDAY, MAY &, 1854
THE NEWS.
The grand movement has bonn, IT..
down your war maps, not nov in section,
OUT OF the Whole country. Draw llne fror
Manassas to Chattanooga. It will extend +
soath"esterly direction, and bouna -,
domain Of rebeldom, enclosing tta vet m
reached etrongholds, It il also now III
great line Of attack. On ths len Of this lin
Inc Army Of the Potomac moved on Tnr.
il. @a5 pon1ang across the Rapidan, 1nd divin,
:. In: the outer lines Of the enemy s1mn1
y u '7aneou'ly' General sigel comes dovr
= IRON berkely, moving on Stanton te
! :. "check any leak Of rebel troops m th.
:. valley of Virginia, and General Bnt1er Is err
tliia well up the Yorktown peninsula. md
y haa It Is said, occupied White Honse, And
- part Of the same movement IL going on below
i, Chattanooga. For days past General sher-
man's army has been In readiness for the or
der.
4 private letter from near Chattanooga,
GATED Ma5 Isl, and one from Huntsville. Ala.
dated May ed, have been received In this citv
both Of which state that the armies were abont
to move southward. All that was wantfnc
Was the order to march.
thtre is to be no more Of the pendulum,
business. The rebels will not this time have
The opportunity to Summon all their force to
amy enc point There will be enough for
both Lee and Johnston to attend to, We
fhall not 60 on to argue out victory. There
Inns been enough OF that done already. II is
well to hope; but at this crisis it is far
better and wiser for the peon1e to
&c ready to repair and guard asaiast
every consequence of defeat. We c.n
all rejoice when the victory IL m.
nounced. We must be ready for rap,d
and vigorous repair of disasters, II they befa1
US. Tho best method Of filing the interim
ot suspense Ia to push forward the recrn1t.
ing Of the One Hundred Day troops. We
should haTe them promptly in line to 70 |
forward as early as possible. Their readf. |
ness Will not In the least diminish our "a.
capacity for enjoyment Of u succosafn1 and
crushing blow 1t the heart of the rehe,
confederaey, If, as ne believe, snch is to
be the result Of Gen. Grants carefu11y ma.
turcd pIans.
Don't believe my idle tales of the veak-
ness or Generalization Of the enemy. onr
commanders will not Our army viii find
Tie 1oe never more active, numerous. nor
dangerous, and by so much as in these oua1i
ties they increase the difficulties Of former
campaigns, will they enhance the laure1s of
lie victory VIC pray our boys may win Don't
continue in the folly Of undertaking onr
foe
Inc Methodist Genera1 Conference IN sc.-
Zion ut Philadelphia. have been visited t,r n.
gnost OF the African, and the tone Of a nor.
tlon Of the debate carries us back decad.
io's denomination has been foremost and
prominent IN progressiveneas of sentiment
md anything like retrogzade is not only tmnos.
s1ole In It's Conference, but would be re1ected
y It's whole body were it crowded throush
1aese' Until teachers Of conservative reii.
;'on Gnu prove that when they come to sit
down with Abraham, Isaac and Jacoh tla Il
disturbing nigger will have separate apart-
nent, and his own quarter of the c,tv of
..oioea streets, 1t will be Inconsistent to nor.
ION out the Lords heritage below on any c
uch plan Go on, brethren, with the care
u eouls. Ihe Maker Of all mankind is re-
ponslble for tile epfdermts (eaye tle-share IN
'e accredited to pro-s1avery mIscecens1.
Anc aouse yestefday voted fifteen millions
y ueaa5 tne expenses Of militia called ont
..e 4o5al otates in the case of past raids
nu 4nsaslons.
a eealo news r'a Harana reports French u
:. e'eas al Gnadala]a1a with the loss of G,0o2.
'e 'e prefer 10 wait Its confirmation. It'll cer- a.
na' however, that the Mexican forces have
elansa 10 make most troublesome can. als
a.sn 1or tne invaders. Apropos to the Mex.
aln 4aes1aon, is The news conveyed in a Paris
t"1 u april 19th, elsewhere given. that Gr
on4e Na4oleon suppressed the publication !
rtcnc1 Joufnals oi the late action Of our 8
ouec OF Representatives on the Monroe :;
'ea1ae III fciauon 10 the French Invasion i:
- neAlco. =, q
ooss, 'sefso1e toz-" Take care of your s.
'es. ease yourselves for better daYs W.
u hepobllc Will want you a few years r.
aec- 1t will not do to draw On the future q
LIE extent OF running our tender youth, iu q
present rude campaigning. Wesee your q
t shanc, and can hear the double taump e.
our Vanant hearts, eager to accompany G.
t' ~ WILING 1ee1 INTO the ranks, but believe GS
'ne country Wall not be the best scryedb By 20
:, sou 70 out 70 endure hardship as a OF
~ eolono' "aIoont the Indispensable =
ieqo's''c OF pnsslca' strength and well sa
Hane. II Is mol WISE, and the expert x