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Tine failure of Gov Calls expedition in Florida, ,- wolves responsibility somewhere, which should be the subject of inquiry by the country. After the abuse wheh has been heaped General Scott for his failure, as 1t termed, and the premature disgrace in which il is attempted to involve him by his recall, and the inquiry pending him, what apology can be offer ed for the failure of the present campaign? It must be recoected that the authorities of the country had all the benefit of the information obtained by the last years eanpaign--They knew the points at which it would be necessary place the supplies required te carry the war; they knew the country bordering on the Wythalacoochee, the point at which the enemy would be found his stronghold, the absence of all re- sources in Florida; and yet with all these lights the campaign has been undertaken without preparation. We see that Col Pierce has been appointed Quarter- master General, and sent to Savannah for supplies, and an officer of General Calls staff is now on bis way to Philadelphia for the purpose and this time when the sesson is advancing. MiI t be believed, after all the complaints against the Army and the Gen. erals, and after all the experience of the last campaign that the supplies of ammunition, orage and provisions are yet to be sent to Florida! Well may the country complain, and well may the people of Florida complain that their interests and lives are disregarded when such remlssness prevails in the functionaries at Washington

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