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The Daily Dispatch: July 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], More about the comet. (search)
il war, and conspicuous since the war began for belligerent and ferocious counsels, who has volunteered to put his person in peril by coming to the scene of action and sharing the hardships of the camp, and the dangers of the field. The Abolitionists proper have absolutely no military representative in the war. They have cried aloud and spared not, but neither the Massachusetts fanatics nor the Western Reserve of Ohio have taken the fore-front of the battle, Gens. Butler, Cadwallader, Patterson, and other officers, are old Democrats, as are most of the rank and file. There is only this to be said in their favor, that they had no agency in bringing on the war, but this merit is more than balanced by the pliancy with which they have yielded themselves to become the bloody tools of a despot, and the mercenary motives which have led to their support of this abominable invasion. But where are the men who have fomented these troubles for long years, who have sown the seed of malices,
The Daily Dispatch: July 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Notice to our Subscribers. (search)
oon to hear stirring news from our army opposite Washington. There is no doubt that the War Department has received such intelligence of the strengthening of the rebel force near Martins burg as to induce the sending of reinforcements to Gen. Patterson immediately, in anticipation of a general battle. Col. Lamon yesterday reached Washington in a special train from Martinsburg, and had private interviews with the President and the military authorities. Subsequently the New York Fifth and Twelfth Regiments left by rail for Martinsburg, and a dispatch received in Boston orders the Second Massachusetts Regiment, commanded by Col. Gerdon, to report to Gen. Patterson at once. Reports were prevalent at the capital last night that a battle had already been fought; but they proved to be unfounded, as the Government had no such information. Another skirmish has occurred in Western Virginia, the results of which are represented to be quite important. Gov. Wise, with a body guard of
The Daily Dispatch: July 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 10 (search)
General Patterson's column. Baltimore July 9 --The latest intelligence we have from Martinsburg is up to Saturday night. At that time General Patterson was motionless. General Patterson's column. Baltimore July 9 --The latest intelligence we have from Martinsburg is up to Saturday night. At that time General Patterson was motionless.