From the paltimore Argu,, oct 30.
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THE SUMS CoRREsPoNDENCE-oUR Army


aUARTERMAsTERs AND coMMlssARY GENE.


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Our attention has been called TO letter in the
Sun Of this morning, which demands. notice at
our hands, although this must necessarily be brief
and unsatisfactory. The letter, it appears is from
private in Capt Stewards company, and on this
account we regret the more to animadvert upon his
views. rss
After the manner of the whig press, the writer
commences with an attack upon the government, as
IL il was asleep or determined 10 lei old Rough and
Ready alone 10 so,on hook IL does not seem
however that the writer is perfectly satisfied with
this view which he has taken Of the subject; for in
the very next sentence he transfers the from
definite Washington to indefinite SOMEWHERE.
"There is great fault somewhere he continues.
Now IL his statements true--which we feel lit
tie inclined to doubtthat more completely furnished
and starved set Of men seen; that The tranpor
taon for th army isn,iserabi sdsfeienf; and that


there has not been hahe desire srincedfo sustain the
ru as The Grp has sho,on Itself ariovy 10 tcin latres
surely there must be fault, ray crirninaity sovn,-
,ohere But whose is this fault, and where arc we to
look for IN Certainly lis not the governments;
for does not the Opposition know that they have MI
along blamed and still blame, the government for
what they cali its lavish expenditures In carrying on
TIE war; and ministerng 70 the comforts of the ar
my Ia there no, cry heard what has become the
