The New York herald., 1862-12-01
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
Frantic Appeals to Enlarge tho
Rebel Army.
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"The Enemy Are Upon Us"
Everywhere.
Military Policy in Tennessee and The Situation
Of Affairs in That State.
Our Fleet Operative ON the
Georgia Coast.
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SAM ROuSION'S SPEECH IN TEXAS.
ARREST OF KIRBY, THE SPY"
&c. &c, &c.
Our Fleet Operating an the
Georgia Coast.
SAM ROUSION'S SPEECH IN TEXAS.
ARREST OF KIRBY, THE SPY"
&c, &c. &c.
An ApucaI for Enlarge mcxyi OF the
Confederate FOfces-s The EnesMy is
Upon ss- Everywhere.
Irrom. the Memphis (Gransdal Appeal Nov. q.

Upon vs'' Everywhere.
Itrom.the Memphis (Gransdal Appeal Nov. q
TIE ARMY AND THE CAUSE
under this caption tho Richmond Wkig makes an ap.
peal the patriotism the vaor and manhood Of the
South the strength OF which canD.t he added To- The
War Dro,tmens, say has at telg,h isss.d and
atoms for the enforcement of III, coiscrspiesa lac II
which they TO work the conscyirs by The pune
tuality with which they come forward shall maze fr
the time that has been ost II try hide from
others or to shut our own eyes 10 the fact that
greatly in need of mon ~ all points bg
superior numbers and N, force the f,ld co1saw is
beif9 1cyeded We must confront the., sts o
the enemy with tho largest can throw ,nio The
field, must surrender OF ci,es oar soil
people to ,he ravaecs and brutaties OF rapac,os
aud ruthless The crisis darnanos considpra
tion of self should be laid aside nnd that respold
the cry or the country, every true should throw
himself heart and hand, into the cause.
Nor does the emergency admit of delay. The enenly
ag2uprepared for action, and all signs that
she approach Of winter will give but partial tic
Especially - u CERTAIN that the most tremendous cnfts
wi be made during the winter capture roaaine
seapors, and 10 penetrate from the seaboard
erior OF the cotton States Fooled IN the attempt to
rake Redmond and maddeDed by The disasters and ds
which ensued upontneif iaiule hey vii
winter advances and invites them TIER attacks upon
from the water. T.eiT strength h,s ele7eIa tra.
aSoas. they have neglected nc preparation to make Il
Sompete. What naval strength is nobody knows
We hope that il is not absolutely mi. rl.r enemy We
assured cxoct TO make their great aavatacc
tits respect tell upon the lortupes Of the war
ahiS winter, in their attacks upoa ns from the ccast
The language Of foreign statesmen and such
aso, as TO stimulate our enen'es fer ae the Columbia
s'aaycIon says fairly interpreted, il means that their
desire TO have he American Tnon severed forever tEcy
are content 10 see the prnsecntca with the greatest
bitterness md 10 the utter exhaustion OF the parties
gaeed m IT. Profess g not TO beiieye In the possibility
~ subGgaling the South they willing 10
risk Of ~ and look cornplacerly ly upon the experiment
They admire they could help doing the naHlnos
ef the southern people their heroic endurance their M
triotsin Their staicsmanshp, sId the nhe trails Wish
distinguish thc. But they 10 not and they will not 10
simple Justice because OF their passionate desire Cor tho
utter aud thorough disruption Of the Union by
ths sxerminaiing war and because Of prejudice to
sa,ery. This prejudice viii control hcm lonu rs they
possibly endure the cotton famine until the a-
vantages Of contest seem clearly To he on our sia
Our srecss against the abooHsis only IL
for II 's unqrcstionabe that would become ma ve,
ious rroter people in that particularly he eye
OF the English success fills the highest niche AZ the,
pantheon.
Thus stands the case. The enemy Is upon us esa NJ
es his gusbos, his ccnirsoaces ofert7y kind
has puprols hosts and has ixaplGc1ts hate lie seeks
close all ports. 70 seal ur the outer woTI
H. Thus beleagured II will be his plan TO advance into
the interior as Held upon which 10 try the effect Lin
solns emancipation proclamation. Meanwhile. the "a
tons Of Europe 10 uttering threugh their sta ca
men, oTscular opinions favoring first then The
niher sdo but really meaning 10 embrace that which
We have the h;ghes, motives the srorges, Incentives
70 put forth effort TO resist this coming host IN
vasion. Let us determine in the strength vf 600.
and unsltefinE resolution bea: the hag,
and 70 triumph over the myrmdons Of an inalors a
vulgar dcspotsm. II would be burning aud unendiar
AhaIne after the glorious deeds bavc Gcrc al2
she nmortalty OF fgme we have acquired with Tie H.
expectations aud tho bcs, wishes Of The world nrging Is
'" me e.s dsass o such che '.h ri SSA
pos,sry win he GsuSTui Tile Ty Il hs iSs" Se -
hsrdih,od 10 ATTEMPT what We had not .ae csTsarcyT
pef orn. N ugh Its achievement vas Within or rccsn
Nor wodld this be s i wcIIi make Is lie slaves Il
ihc mott numiliatng and most unendurabs despolisr
of rnce depraved and insolent class who wona claim
superiority and would practise IL.
galiing and DEGRADING domination. What southern ma
can ar tho thought Of the We and despcabe Yankee
being among We privileged class and ruling Yet
This or exile and oggsry must ee onr bitter atic il
allow cur Gauss 10 fail Far better death in the glorious
snceavor u be free than life with the lingering torture
and iInmoveabe disgrace OF srGh honda e.
sa why y. ,n9sid s. I'VE We .as IN, We
On the ContaIy, We are sure :ler purpose nevc:
rcsolutc. their cohndouce higher thar nov
They have met the enemy on huEdrcd fields and fu,y
measured his strength. They know that in scarcely
single combat have they been his equal in plumbers arc
yet that IN nine out OF every lc battles tbey have eet
ana ars q Ssi hsy are hs master any S' asSe
tsr equirrsn,s they have encounter. From tie ars
lhsy have doubted the result nineteen months
Of successful war nnds them with confidence sushaken
end urshakabe Failure 10 not in their thoughts in
Shsir stars.
ANOTHER APPEAL roR THE Army.
Prom the Mcpiphn ssranada Appeal. Nov. II.
We observe that the Alabama legislature has perfected
ind passed bill for the defence 81 the STATE looking
timely and vigorous measures TO pncc the scacoast IN a.
aethoritcs whatever have tcen tho
a the Confederate authorities IN this respect ny
yyess enets'h 9 u male ~egrr slas, bcn he ages Of
l<ss asd t, n. State sci.A all necessary tools
harness, auL,, frorisifns forage and D1er craft
One million OF dollars aid III the work s placed the
aspoea Of the Executive. The negroes will DO
.eAnnnsi. .o WoSts Boy a.d ne yirsrs atoos ne etv
Alabasna Ia thus bringing into the service very I'm
roriant element Of strength, and has set Al example
Mississippi should at once follow. We threatened at
points by the invaders, who have avowed their
hcstility 70 our institutions. To them have
Cotbc armies In the field the positions chosen by
generals These brave amt self sacrificing gone
forth TO battle for us, and yet to-day them per
forming the most severe and mcuia services ~ whch
we have the means of relieving the Thousands OF our
now engaged la constructing dcfebces. dignng
dhcbes, telling trees, maslng military roads, &C. IN
which work their energies trccome some extent ey
hansted while keeping a. home strength which
employed, would accomplish more, and leave our hgang
pursue the regular occupation OF the solder tht
perestrg themselves in the drill aud study necessary
make them efficient.
BY tne employment OF our negroes unarmed auxil.
isfies We can serve two purposes The army can he
re!eved from all mental service 10 camp and IN erecting
deences can be kept more ehcient We can. also,
place between and the enemy iortincaone ard Cb.
structons 70 apy extent. and quickly as desired with
The sd u which the prepondeatDg numbers of foes
be much mrs efficiently Dot successfully resisted.
We CIT dtcbes rife pits and bring 90 aid all the
ARTIFICIAL meaus known 20 warfare reard the advance
emmy. They employed az servants IN our
oampe A. aitsns anus IN hospaIs a. teamsters with vur
baggage trains ana In this way relieve thousands and
-nsnle tbcr 70 shoulder arms, thereby increasing
combating strength 20 extent tia. scarcely be
estimated
7h cor5duae author4i,s haze yo,pr 20 ,e An ele.
imminence Of The dangers that threaten It's authority
should be exerted. II 'ound unable core wit
the encmy.-h our state u overrun-- our plantations
rsvshsd,be power have withheld to prevent the
disasters VIII be taken from We b. successful
90 preserve t-why not then aid in success Tie
people Themselves will reoee hereafter should such en
be adopted and the army will thank them for the
vel,ef and assistance Let the policy OF Alabama be adopt,
cd at opce.
The Tennessee Elections
FROM the HemOhs (GrnpAJa) Appeal Nov ai
TENNESSEE TO ne ouTRAGEs
We presume the asoitonists bed on by Andy Johnson
military governor, will carry out their scheme mold