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The Daily Dispatch: July 25, 1863., [Electronic resource], The question of recognition. (search)
ame scale of judgment Gen. Scott appears, by recent revelation, to contribute. And this, too, is remarkable.--Not one military man in the North is known to view reconquest as attainable. Neither Gen. McClellan, Burnside, Rosecrans, McDowell, Halleck, or Buell, have ever publicly declared, so far as it has reached us, that the object of the Government they serve under is feasible. The cheap, ignominious task of prophesying triumph has been wisely left to the voluminous dispatch writer, Seward, who, whatever be his virtues or accomplishments, is no more qualified to judge the issue of campaigns than he is to guide the movements of battles. It is, therefore, necessary to inquire what proof, then, of its ability has this aggressive Cabinet developed is it in appointing superceding, or replacing the commanders it must loan on. Is it in their firm adherence to principles? At one time they were opposed to the invasion they have plunged into. Is it in their conduct about slavery? At