, 1864-09-24

] EklHG.
Mh.. ~ thsy have real iatfses. i. the is.u.
Faies.
"Tne copoltlon OF she lsborer. bers Il not on,
| pront*i~e fair remuneration uuder sur ind7tci
| cuIrctey."
| False-llbor WIS nercr 50 well>pa.d.
"0ne'han hi 1aboF,s absorbed by taxadoa."
False.
sand th. talsnce ut tbs prrsent rs.es, Is abon,
forty cents In teal saue to each dotlsr Of nomtn.
Why talk Of deproci.ted currency ts~,
paupcFs vho 1t home cae got none at aJf
NAt time, when nearly 5o,o3s opes .tiYe, IN
t,e1 .aGno NJ eoaendins zsatrst the oppfes
T. False.
! support" ~ >AeA'
False
It inst to them or to the European 1abof ar.,
20 brtue the latter iato conict for existence with
ths 1or1ues for the benefit Of employers, through
Act Of Cungrpes:f'
We bare nr1y to say that the conflict for
existence Is .ecc In WITCH the industrious
and honest man always wig, aBd Mr; Gun
ther Is hlmeo!f witacss that tpo element Of
honesty 1s not Ill. Indispensable .-Tac m
uitigated baseness which could induce
political party. composed Ia great patt of
emtg1an!s, to oppose tmnjgea1'oa, because
1t helps the Government to put down tbr
1ebel1ion. Is If deep and xubtle7 7maauness
t. which DO language can do justice. It il
tilt highest refinement Of tnrpftude-the 20.
ctry Of tyeaeon-the qulntesceacc of political
scoundrelism. But it il now democraes--
"acecrdins u >Gunther''
TBE BAKfA& OF BUNKER HILL.
Tic most important battle 1ouyht durloe
the Revolutionary Tar Eas the BATHS Of
Bupkef'e HilL Net In 'fhe numsers or mcu
eDgostd or the loes sustained, but in lts sub
eeqnent effects on history. It was fought on
the 18th Of June, In Massachusetts. i.
The late battle Of Bunkes's It'll, fought On
the 18th ofScptember, In Northern> >Yirsinia,
Is hktly to exert more Influence on the mill.
tar5 Situation than cry battle set fought
ouI1ns th1s VIII. 1hs numbers engaged on
each side did not c1ceed q, GOO men: but the
Victory was decisive: It vas followed by n
siut: the rebels lost one-third Of fLrir to-css
they were pnt to flight and pur-
Hnrd ou the double-quick forthirty ntIes:and
at last accounts Sheridan was still pur-
suing the broken and demoralized fragments
OF The late menancing and defiant rebel force
In his ftost AID Gu Ills aack. The rebul Gen.
erai must retreat with his shattered columns
to somc safe Place up the VALLEY till he il re-
ihforced from Richmond It that bs possible
or abandon all the> e>tntcrior-of Yircir,. and
}oiD Lee Tho role assigned to Early was one
sital1y important to tho rebel cause, ard il
thus summed up:
1n the drBtplace, he was charged with th +. rath-
e1thf OF The Mhe1t harvest Of tue valley for rsa
suosls:snne Of Lees srny. In the next plare. The
thoueaud men t67e1inE neas the -Unner Potnmsr
tequed at lest m equel Un,on f1rcs to watch IL
mosementa. Next. b., some successful uick Of
tlf1ePFs 1nefe was Chance th II The Unfou force
might be defoJed into = snurr:- cct 10 nlee.s ~
Driven Ee.te17ketteF back into tns deirnces at
Eash.rGton. neces'itanns anoth.r call upon Gen.
tbe Baltimore and Quo raf rozd Barry Would mn.
fe,ialiy reia1d the reinforcement OF Grants
amy from the Wet and the transportation
tnc Lizard Lecr the outlet Of The Shentndnak raiie1
EArD protected Lee OF the Eorth and West. ana
especially acniIst mother hostile descent upon
Klecmond Finally, a. the Rid. Of Earlx mo
NatJlsod ano Fenns5lsanfa hsre always Yielded |
tsc mort dc-iable ttores Of pl9nocr, te, nyuoyer-
idIes for additional captures hor.es and cattle.
hstr. btots and shoes Dis.eg gea and I ut ] to ion;
nun VI chosen potltion on The Opeq11u, an I'd. |
eafat3o tt1ea9 'or defensive military parpo.ea,
Eat'y has eRc11hced ~ the adFen,aces Suggested
The Baltimore and Ohio Railrnad l. reisEeG eani
w tpeequy be reopened; The Msrylsnd aud Penn |
!ysan1a Border IL safe nuw and bencefor,h ne t
7ouht NIT, 10 the End o! the wat w.
Grant will now be able to strike bio n at
Lyt chburg and Its railroad connec,iou.
tth Richmond; he will be ablc TO destroy
:he James River Can't, and to occupy aud
orage In the Shenandoah an1 Sames River
NA1lies. Tho rout>oi Earl,'s >armg may in
Is consequences, enable Grant to force Lee
. abardon Richmond and retreat into North
>arollna, sur1enderipg Virginia back Into
he Union.