Military Advance Quotes
Warren was the Washington correspondent and Editorial Writer of the Tribune at the time. Many people erroneously attributed this editorial to Horace Greeley, the Tribune owner or Charles Dana, the Managing Editor
This cry echoed throughout the North where the public wanted a full invasion of the capital of the Confederacy to put an end to the rebellion. However is was not clear what effect that would have on the Border States—Maryland and Kentuucky—and many politicians thought that the South would “come to its senses” once they realized what they had done. But the South would not change its course, and the Union Generals in Command were very reluctant to actually invade the South. It was only after the South attacked in the North that the Union Military began to realize that this was a Civil War that would not be resolved politically.
These were the critical immediate events thst forced General Robert E. Lee to surrender at Appomatix. The surrender did not end the Civil War, but it made the end inevitable and close at hand.
