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The Daily Dispatch: November 18, 1863., [Electronic resource], Is the war "Almost Over" (search)
there. --We have subjugated New Orleans, but there is no Union there. We have reduced Vicksburg and Donelson, and subjugated various other cities and towns, but none of them are re-annexed to the Union. We have simply subjugated men who hate us and our policy. Even where our arms prevail, war, perpetual war, still exists. The order which reigned in Warsaw when the Russian chieftain proclaimed the subjugation of the Polish capital, and the peace we have gained is the peace of Poland and Hungary under Russian and Austrian power — a peace to be hated alike by subjugator and subjugated. We might have had military success with Union. We might have captured cities, and restored them. Whole States might have returned to the Union, and have sent their representatives to Washington. We see none of these results now. The Administration stands at the door clubbing back every State which would re-unite with us under the Constitution. It is restoration of the old Union which the Admi