The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-19
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military system PF tic South is fearB pegfcci
Ehile iHat Of tlEd Moth is imperfect and ira
fenal. u faytt n To regiments DR. velt,J yns ",
|Pprss pH tie bhttl e field, regiments ds nav
feern H ePin'n|udsd BY raw ofHHersl and .ti,er
y bnsIta hat .the rdsdl, is eff4h 4lJaessiine
AsSnikir5. iosqPfid; Istion, Tfanih dIghi. ane
defeat II
We quote aHotAer paragraph irs4l tie Til
bunes neutrality-suspicious.
TO Attsmpt to carry on war ia TIE way VI
ere now doing IS as If > manufactured who hal
.eig - actPries liA operation was ITO I'll two 81
Ehe eight with raw lands, aud raw bverseers
clerks and iorAnea. Clearly the best method
would Pc for lflh net TO enpleyIfaT hands a
ali, just IS u modern European armies, tic
raw recruit - newer sent intV the field. But
any seilsip BILE i4ahpfacturer, if he was obliged
70. employ raw hands. would prefer distribut-
Ens them eychly among his skilllul workman
IN his idInere4t fackofies, retaining IN al OF
them e4ptrienteH| meu as loverseers and fore
meH. Aid this Is Just what the South Fave
ao1a since tic transcription laws dame mic
korce-t9sy have drafted iheir raw recruits
Fnte tiskif oldk regiments. The result is, that
instead u Fcr44 Henry, FORT Dontlsoi. aud Ro-
bnokc Island, ltiiey haye Fredericksburg AID
n icksbHrb 10 boast oG Instead of following
their example (which sveuld be d good thing
ori adopting HE nl9dern EuropedR system,
which would 10 Al better, we Persist in rushing
whole rcgimoiits pfiraw recruits. commaDded
by raw olhcerH Efeth from the bar AID tbs
Counting hous4, II,of1e field; and then won
der that Te mfet Nth sad reYerfes,,i
s<- 1sliatc EuhIbdr oflhs Chicago Zines
Icontslns Alettf1lsisse ribihg the vandalism o.
Yankee ttceRa II ID eir recent rassags dowI
the lIi4sihsipEE. WE clip the following
Tnesli.ly night brought us to Gaines Land
No q tIlrf yingt pretty place pn tire Arkansas
shore, $nh SURROUNDED with extensive planta
tiosas on Ibgthl sides of the river Here the
excass4s 9f pqF tiesps exceeded al belief
Securely Rad The bolts touched the bank when
large wagon was set On IRE and quickly on.
sanedI ffhe flames communicated to one OF
TWO dwellings al Jpihing. which we're nearly as
quickly laid il ashes. During the evening tie
lower part Of the tpwn-known as Gaston'z
IanaiagExa4 visited Mr. Gastdn's dwellings
aud ohkbnilditgs were all fred and DESTROYED
LITTLE fellow WAS q splendid plantation, one
oft4e hfest on the liver, this was completely
destreJe l-n9t ! building being left gpon It
FFiinbsr Of dwellings in the town were De-
stfSyed, tpciufhig one occupied by three IN
EpfQiectef len ales; these We're obliged to is
tbg their liveb az nIidnight. leaving all theiE
ehectst 10 tbdldevouring element Just above
Gtae town another plantation with a splendid
Icottont gin. Kas wholly destroyed On tbs
opposite banlE lIerk was a large quantity 81
wood piled. ettinhted attwelve Or fifteen hun
lred co1ds. fills, too. was set on fire ant
burned tp. notwithstanding the fact wood is
great scarcity on the river, but very little hay
ing beel cut and hasled out since the wal
broke out. a-I5