, 1866-11-04
GENERAL GRANT.
~a1f3ctef and Capacity Of General
%r3ns ~ Judged By Els Neigh.

1A0 SAP4c1ty OF Genera
bor1.
tFrom the Ga1ena Gazette, october41
10 Us General Graut a1ways anpcarei to
ne calm, collected. selEPossessed gentle. ;
nau, "noee low OF thought Was rs natural
- ny waik IN the street. who had trus
upin1on ' q himself, and wished to think a: /
b bbshe, At the same time, the lust Dictates {:
als oWn 1ndement;a a man who had no ieaE. 4
oIsa. IL others rose On their merit be wa3k
gag OF H. Envy was no part Of lin. II
loaneF s.na ST. man bad fne house, be had tae
oeauty as the owner had himself # hc hid
aten1s that the country needed. he did lis
whole duty when be offered The conntrv hiS 4
Nv. sSSss1ees: II the country At lrst failed to
conce,n r.. n something that gave him p
preteusions to being gfant in statufe- % uo5a -
2 gtant IN mind, nor monster ID any share.
Seneral Grants capacity to cnuduct
GPasiSesa Pn ne On Large scale cannot bee1ceIed.
cn,nnsn5 .u S9anaetlon hI. Of the azmy under Iii
rat1a tsr tnan others, at only two-thirds Tie com
PfElative expense: General Scott priied
n1msslf On hts ability In this respect. 81.
W13aneRoEtatlon train was conducted fton
best road Of that length In the world Fon.
leans could travel abreast all the rav. Yrt
ne met With loss. His cpmmisaa r. rim snr,-
rEa ma1ahs aG,uD men. General Granf. when hs
aIe9So taoE @;o,, nom 52 the Rapldau to Richmond,
shan 10000 men- This immense line Of
Wagons, to be reckoned By the mile upor
nue.. tfaversed the wilderness by a rpa3
oeaet py rebel soldiesy, great part Of the
naos that tEe Tens saa aa,d ey path g
other except at psfticu1a- places, and this
~ nhole I Journey vas accom- mPIishea Without
t tae !oss o1 single wagon. There l. nothing
dir.@ ~ wnets! araat's campaigns more extraof-
~ marTe1lou. I En1s rn - me , management of the
s. re Cumberland, 1t ChattEnooca- aftcr tie
oa.,1s oa.ne o. Ch3ckauaauga, we do rot believe
tt Stoulo nave been done By any other man ia
Is. M Gene41,f a1 sf1Ssepa Sp Sene5al Grant. The truth
ottthtnkinG stt Of two things at one tinpsWhe pe"
t11 Aes N the view OF the framework of q
aoa snang, at the same time that he sees ali the
ea,sI esasntlal particulars which are uecessary TO
eresf eotn me eaaaee for its direct use Every.
~ eahs h eommander can do this, and no may
= Pe positively great one who cannot
y. N Doth respects he Is strong md thY.Q
E,'5 ,o nm a power that cannot be overcome
temperament ANAe4e os "eaAe@
and here We viii make a remark Mt ro,3-
auce WITH remarks that we often hear n,.1a
even b. those who are well aeunafnfaa ~
n,sa n,M GO 1 nnansieF f' on large scsie. Gem
nimost any other man. If Preaident of e the
United States, he would know more al ahons ns
the legitimate working Of the Treasury th.,,
The Treasurer himself Beyond nv mqu
tnat 1aaa,s ne ~ n9w ~ think OF, he would save tho
people by his way OF Management more than
9ne hundred millions Of dollars In four yea-a
H1s mind can grasp :he whole debt, which "a
enormous, as well as every particular and
Mhere IS there another man who cau do u
EEeEy description Of Indebtedness would ba
matshalled in his mind, with IN evactnsss os
Q1 DtnrH and nn~tr That ~nufd =