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The Daily Dispatch: August 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], A long war has its advantages. (search)
ladly return to the Conference of my home, and link my destiny with her fortunes, for weal or woe, in peace or war. In dissolving my relations with you I am reminded of the separation also from many dear friends of other pastoral charges whom I have served in this city, and children in the Gospel to whom I am bound by the strongest ties of affection. With sincere thanks to those friends from whom I have received many evidences of kindness and sympathy, I am very faithfully yours, John Poisal. The party and Political aspect of affairs. The Pawtucket (R. I.) Gazette, a journal which believes it important that men of all parties at the North should be united and harmonious in support of the Government, has a long article reviewing the party and political aspect of the war question, which gives a pretty good idea of the actual condition of things in that section. We quote a portion of the article: "Attempts have been made in different parts of the free States to g