much oltener cruel than the brave. ShrsTBBB and Stevens are the very men, of all others, to urge a continuance of bloodshed ; Gbaxt is the very man to urge a course of peace and re conciUatiou. Resides, as we have said, no man ever rattaned General Gbant. Had any one done so, (for brute strength might prevail even over General Grant.) had anyone treat ed General Grant in this manner, he would