Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03

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precedes the dawn.
FEARS AND IioPEs.-It does not at all effect
ou- resolution TO discuss our hopes and fears.
The former should be based OF principle, and
unalterabl, The latter are accidental and fluc-
tua,ing.
We have cu'y one great, prominent fear. It
is want Of to.ti.ude amongst our people. There
/ Is less danger of this in the ARMY We doubt
not that as q mas, the soldiers will remain Eru
| and trua. Thousands Of Lees army refused to
surrender, and Notwithstanding the darkness
of the storm, rush ID to the rescue of their t.
manning hope in Johnston. God bless the noble
! fellows They eopii ag. give it up aud t57aif
net. As long as NC have 3 government such
men as these W i'll b. the pillars to uphold, and
retrieve IFS lauirg fortunes, srd shame the
: ,yeail-hear.od, who feel thensa Ives crushed tt
is ono Of the silver Innings of the cloud. L con
yilccs Us we may rally or armies, and out NJ
/ lis broken fragments. collect force 10 strike
| again. We have vast ,eCi.ery lift, and near
s millions OF people whose hearts aye in ;he
| Soatasru csuse. Oar Ices %. strength IS more
seeming tLanreai. Our fears have oEsrr5 rated
/ it, We DO uo5 suiuk Lee surrendered over Z or
/ 8 thousand Ea-n. Where are Tho balance They
/ yet remain, and after she l-s. shock -.I rally
TO their commands. Thy viii ..-e 20 Gle elaar-
rsney. Those who ATE unable to fight will
| urge them TO duty. Tie women viii never fail
us. Thgy cannot bear 10 see thCss tLcy love
I dis raced. They can bear all, but SEEING than
/ su dued. Rather sham that. they can ure4 thlm
to the conflict, though ,l,ir lesrt strings break,
/ crying w..h tAc Swiss Hua--r's wife "Ius. Us
20 Heaven. b,ls7e5-as can prag
/ There Is great ana inea-sslalls strength
+ latent n lAs asa-.a Of auy ps5pic, only dev-l-
cped by tha extremist emergencies. When
! that comes /, -5ss. with giants strength Is
has lis. q behind or Ill. tracks OF III. destroyer,
/ and w.l rise in fEon: yL,- the ,iule comes. We
have l,-.le fear now On ,e sgJj5e. ei subsistence
We mas; rot look 90 draw .-,a only from cur
own lines We have the t-ue people CT the
whole Coufe5eracy TO r.st upon Tie rack f
armies is ike ,l4 Zip though lie waves r
Eiad them corz fields come again, and eu.-ar-
nlifs viii find subsistence somewhere They
viii m-et it in whatever portion Of .hs Com
fs.eracy they mas advance Should ,ir lice
of a.tIe roll batk to-day into Missouri or E,u-
tucky, they would meet it There. Next .,li
they would & nd it in Nireil:2 wli.stf through
I the Ceuf.Geraoy, not cccgpi,l hy lLe lui-s.
/ the rains and the sunshine would be renewing
/ the supply. There will always be ssms I-l.r
I left in every guaIteI. Lveu now sen. sr .h-
Lgsolated parts O. car stsle show again large
. and promising creps Of wheat. Tie enemy cau
/ NOT lc present and destroy ileu every, hu...
/ Andrew johnson is 100 extreme and iaG,A-
I :ble nan 10 hold the rcils of q turbulent
people once Gsel to liberty aud t.sc sgoel (.
/ L.acoln never could DO SO until hc compromised
and united all parties. His fortunes to.trrea in
| politics and war until Ae had tAs tact by iuii-
! cious compromise TO retain the support Of the
( aboiionists, and couciisto the dsmocl3s Hc
bound all together by iron hoops, and ous armies
for the time collapse before concentrated ot-
foIt. That explains Tic whole mat;o- Tho
hoops have burs.ed. Already the parties begin
to fly asunder, and Johnson will widen the
/ breach Greedy dcnOunces the idea Of nun
isLiDg secessioLists. The Chicago Times al
ready warns Jhe new President agains. io.sak-
ing the policy Of Lincoln, in no uuIu;s.a1 bIe
| tones If threatening. whilst the black rsuub!i-
can press bIcEthcs nothing but iusult and heart
less vengeance 10 rebels johnson is "a stsorc.
wi!led man, pursuing his ends regardless of
danger lie viii no. heed these warnings Hr
has no firm scat III the Northern hesrt He is
not Of them, nor their hIs. choice. Tie Is an
acei4sucy foistCd en- them by being tackled 10
Lincoln, and the sct ui an ssassin. They will
not follow him as tbey did Lincoln. Mark The
prediction! In six Eou.hs the North will be
torn in fierce uisseEs.jus. The times ere out
Of Joint there. Ola r-verences sor law, order
and tho constitution are lorg0t,e. In such
times amongst aa -2Citaole people. the lava o.
domestic revolution bu!sts -3Tth. There NAV
soon be no Feteial government, but auarcL '
only, Gnd dark seutAiag mass OF violence anl
blood
Another thing. In tboir too great confidence
they have drmoTaiized their own Armies. irrc
tTieyabiv. They kaye announced the war N
an end with ringing Of bells AID PRAYERS Of
Thanksgiving IN al their cburch-s. fine hesrts
of thriE soldiers aTe tETl-d tIom battle aud gone
forth IN dreams Of children kissing them over
and over, and wives weeping aloud in .1lusss
Of hear-.' Their knaPsaclls are burden some
and ere arms Cist~sttig!. ] heir families IN
those -haul;sg wing prayers lave indulgad tn,
pleasing prospect OF speedy reunion. Every
day OF delay has seemed an Lour. This is hu.
man nature II h-s surely happened.
VIII they chelIully turn from thie, with
their wounds al ccl3aud lheir limbs siiffl Rint
on their grln0r, ard face sgaiu the prospect
Of an lnterminsbie wsr-.or inte. nIinoblc il vii
seem If the south makes head arainl
They are xe.k now. Their victories hav,
cost them terribly. Gran. has rested 3; Rich.
m9nd and attempted nothing to aid sherman IN
crushing What they say and have thought j,
our only Remaining army-a
Besides that it ia iuipos sibe tia, foreign na
tOns shall preserve their neutrality forever
Mexico will most certainly be sooner or later
disturbing element. The spirit of johnson i.
fierce aud jscosinical-snd the man has no fesi
Of men or nations. He viii push The Monroe
! doctrine to the extreme
No stand on the ovc Of great events. Lee
us strengthen ourselves, ard stand firm and de
terniued We have a government TO stand by
! Lot US stand to the last.
GEN Lew. WALLACE ExPERI1ENT.--Wt
have long and interesting details Of this matter.
which was in short al effort to detach the
Trons-Mississippi Department from the support
of tha Confederacy Gen.Wallace enjoying the