The New York herald., 1863-11-05
ADDITIONAL FROM the SOUTH.
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
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MEETING OF SOUTHERN BANKERS.
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THE HIGH PRICE OF FOOD.
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THE MILITARY RIOTS AT RALEIGH.
The Question of Gen. Bragg's
Removal.
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RE B Ell NJ A r. Y r S.
LIFE IN HMOND,
LIFE IN RICHM OND.
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[From the Atlanta Registerl
II President Davis yielded to the constantly ebbng and
flowing tide of popular opinion and preudice no leader Of
armies would retain his place ony enough to become
accustomed to the duties Of bis position We advised
that more than once. General Bragg. with the
promotion OF harmony hsssought to be relieved OF his
command Tho President has uniformly answered
Like the Savannah RepnJlioan, we have expressed
a preference for General Johpston, whenever Bragg
at his own instigaton, may be transferred to
another commando but have TO say that the inxiby
of Bragg in adherng to the policy saving his army
which could not replace his enforcement Of the
rules OF discipline which would render the
tive or three more lieutenant generals matter OF
grave import his ceaseess teess watchfuness and do
voon 10 duty and his thorough knowledge OF the
try in which the subsequent campaign be conducted
would rendcr his removal TO be succeeded even by Gen
Johnston, a step OF questionable wisdom.
President Davis has not, We believe given expression
TO opnlouS which would predetciminatiOn of
Generals Folk, Hill and Hindman; but his whole course
of conduct from the beginning of the war; has been emi
nontly wise aud commendabe whenever the merits Of
officers have been questioned by the press and the vara
BILE tendencies Of popular opinion.
1t is somew hat singular that portion o! the Southern
press In order, must believe, to maintan the ap
pearance consistency insists on crtcsing the stra.
tegy Of General Bragg which resulted in the brilliant
victory of Chickamaaga Even British Journalists de.
rivng their Information from Northern sources all
cur IN pronouncng Braggs generalehip unrival
led, and his achievements unsurpassed by those
Of any chieftain who has become lustrous In the
annals OF this revolution Why the fight was not con
tiRucd'aer nj shtallwhy our broken columns not
asuluet hoseCfauS 1ntrenCnHent6 IN lnatanOO
ga-are inquiries still suggested by portion Of the press
Of the C untry.
The ses to which had been subjected the reorgan.
izaton OF companies, regiments brigades and divisions
the fatigue incurred BY two days lighting, all precuded
the possibility Of such movement-whle the feder ais
were being driven from the field in confusion our
Amy was equal ~ the task OF rnnihiating them,
but when concentrated in the intrenchments the task
was very difficult one II was one which Braggs pru.
dence dd not permit him To undertake. and there Is not
Lying military man who does not approve his action.
But these inquiries all fruitess and unavailing
Braggs Gcnerashp has only been sustained by the
approval o the President and foreign press but the
OF the people and army cOrcurs in his commentator.
All the elements OF dissatisfaction outside the army
We hsvc yet to private soldier Of the original army
Of Tennessee, who does not that Bragg all
living men, Is his first choice for the position be
occupies