THE DAILY UNION.
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$50 .000O00 Surely. then, the government cannot
be 10 blame because when the army haze sugar, thsg
hape no eo6ss; and ohsa they hsps bread they are 9ai
Of neal and chen cy haze meal they haos no oears
III beans and bread and eal and coffee; and sugar,
are necessary the aui, OF not providing them must
lay at the door Of the quartermasters and com


issary generals. II these have not means OF pro-
vidng FOR the necessities Of the sodlery, then may
be the fault may be thrown upon the government.
But we must ask have not these officers amply suf-
fcent means in their hands for all the wants OF the
army And II So and II these means are not ex-
tended as designed by government, must the gas-
ernment be blamedi And further we must ask,
are not these officers qllartermaslers, and commis-
sary generals for the most attached TO the opposlon
party; are not very large proportion OF them
whigs' ifso, may they not, all the time supposing
the Suns corresphdent 10 be correct In his state
ments may they not be acting in manner TO Grip
pie the actions OF the administration and bring
odium on the war; The idea naturally suggests IL
self and we give il for what Il IL worth.


There are other topics touched upon by this cor
respondent, which need bat cannot now receive,
from us even passing notice. We shall reeur 10


the matters which he so boldly discusses at future
time. Enough we trust, has been said to doaway
with any wrong impression which might have OBJ
tanned 10 respect TO able and efficient admins
tration. Hf I..