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ons" existing in the seven insurgent States, and appeals to his fellow citizens facilitate and his efforts to maintain the Union and dce the wrongs of the North. Calling for 75,000 men he indicates that the first object will be to recover the Federal property, or in other words, to nigh the way to Charleston and there rein Major Anderson in his fort, the case of when are still in excellent order and the guns to serviceable condition. He summons the Congress to most at Washington on the 4th of July, because he recognizes in the capture of Fort Sumter an "extraordinary bedsonia" within the meaning of the next of the Constitution. He has taken his worse promptly, and his decision is for war. is it quite certain that this document means exactly what it purports upon the surface to declare. Although it is as much a declaration of war as a President of the United States can issue, is it a declaration to be follow up by instant war? May we not behave that, having made public decla
torian, and by his actual experience of camp life among the British Volunteers in the county of Kent, derived much valuable information, which he turned to good account in his Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Let us suppose that these 90,000 men are actually mustered in, armed and equipped, and that they advance on Richmond, and after at least three pitched battles, to say nothing of minor skirmishes, succeed in reaching it — what then? It will be time enough to answer this question on the 4th of July. Major Robert S. Garnett, late of the 9th Infantry, is the Adjutant General of the Virginia Army. He was an aide de camp of Taylor at Buena Vista, and afterwards commandant of the corps of Cadets at West Point.--From his long residence in Oswego, Buffalo. Troy and West Point, and his marriage with a lady of New York city, he is even better known in the Empire State than in Virginia. He is about forty years of age, full of military zeal, and devoted to his profession.