New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03
Nth @rltans Dailp Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1862.
LISTEN TO BEAUREGARD.

The dispatch of Gen Beauregatd to Cor. Moore, which
has been published in the city and the latter portion Of
waic reads in this wise Let the people Of onana under
stand that here the proper place defend Lou2na ~
should arrest the attention Of Of cens
capable OF bearing and lead to mmedat, action.
That the town of Columbus orher ace in the vcin
ity destined be the great series of bat
ties fought much in defence Of Louisiana Tennessee
have Of doubt We have been under that impression
for long time and have expressed ourselves frequently II
battle Is fought the lines Celtrevile. in the
Peninsula, will be after the battles of tie West have been
fought, lost This has been AcCennans policy for
months and do him the justice say has been
able If however, the Federal forces defeated Cclnm
bus anot on 10 Richmond will be the result How to
defeat the enemy Columbns-how drive him OF the
Valley Of the Mississippi and keep him Quits the question
TO be answered The simple and easy Reinforce
Beauega'd with the utmost possible ceety-psce
under hts command enna half of tn. enemys forces
strengthen him In mannerand our lives on it, he will
achieve triumph of surprising magnitude relieve the Great
Valley from impending danger and bring close
an early day.
The renforcemens that Beaegard requires should be made
available. Georgia, Alabama Mississippi Louisiana
and Tennessee should supply him with all the he wants
In few week They have the men, the and everything
necessary We srathed that heavy renfocemens
being sent forward daily and unless something untoward
happens the chances that he will be oerably well supplied
with troops before the ventures the grand attack
The displaying great activity however which should
stimulate US double energy and renewed We
should not lose day hour in forwarding assistance
The call Louisanans particularly strong 1t not only
comes from the Confederate and State Governments but from
own favorte General Shall ii be responded fully
and freely? BY a We will be, and feel
vinced that Beauresds acquisitions will be filled twice
long We have appreenons that but
too much time will be occupied In pushing forward Time
il precious TIE crisis a. hand, and the emergency Is great
s,ern rigid reality is upon We mse like and
patriots and the only meet as should he to
rush to the assistance Of Besuegad with rapidy
rate with the importance Of the mighty issues at stake.
oisianans Remember the words of yonr Reauregad
in whom repoe implicit confidence, worthy
let the people of ana understand that the
place to defend Ionisana He wants Jackson
Tennessee at Columbus along his whole OF operations and
he should have them quickly Let there be discussion
the mode of doing what required but let be done
anything should happen to be done reguary remedy
all that hereafter. This is time for cussng ncetes
techncales. The watchwod should be Hcauregird and
Columbus
In this connection will add that
Moore has received dispatch from Adutant Cooper
Richmond, urging the forwarding troop, Bsauregart
with the practicable delay Here
spur up the patriotic and country loving DARN.
| and Eelfsacrificing heroisni.