The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-06
The Rebel Views Of the In
vasion Of Maryland and
Pennsylvania,
&C., &C.. &c.
THE INVASION OF THE NORTH.
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September Again the Confederate cavalry is ventilang
its chivary at Chambcrsburg. Ewel stretches that
which was once Jacksons, into Western Maryland Ice
and tho VI his force Washington and Harris
burg from the valley and from Piedmont. The grand
Army of the Potomac has been rapidly withdrawn from
the road TO Richmond and Hooker hopes 10 rival McCe
Ian by striking the Confederate General his flank while
the latter operates as last in ths Of circle the
chord OF which Is held by his enemy Hooker has not an
idea that he did lot got from Mcclellan has more
than one and they are his OWL Uis cdnpai TIE
ohr side Of he Potomac toll nj necessarily end in anolr
Antietom. Tho Confederate commander need repeat
The two armies very different In ,his June 1858 from
what they were in september, 1862. General Lee
nanded forty thousand effective In the first Maryland
campaign, and they were worn down by the rapid
series 81 pitched battles and forced marches known in
moocrn history. What he has ,oii, nN say; but
hey Uel kioon 10 Be perfect IN condition REFRESHED ,oth
long rest, confident ia heaselres and their officers. The
enemy have neither the numbers the organization
nor Ts even ha the spirits nos Sx e,a Last
Hooker, equally despsed by both armies, and with JUS
VICE, as braggart, bully and fool He may dream
o. a. Antetau, but will never execute I, even i the
could desire, In rctracng step BY step the campgn oil
last year.
thousand copjecturcs probably would not touch the
plan which will be pursued by the Confederate General
In tho offensive campaign he has undertaken II Lee il
the great captain he supposed the rs, light his
official bulletin and his plan may then be found sim
pie that all had locked it, profound thai one
imagined it, It would DO inexcusabie II the enemy should
his movements In advance this year the last
fo hole affair In his hands aud knows the
ground by the actual movements Of his army thereon
lie starts from the same points that he did then but the
variations which may be introduced into the utter Tor
operations Of the campaign are almost infinite.
Over all hangs the fearful looking punishment 10 come.
the dread Of Just vengeance from those whose sisters
their hreings have outraged whose families they have
ruined whose county they have ravagcd with are and
sword Such sensations do ncalculabe good Those are
the pcacemnkers Whatever else comes o. this cnmpalen
this result Is valuable beyond price Up 10 this moment
Tho Mr. fharn tlo
known OF IT'S caamitics only by their newspapers, and
read OF them with unnn ged pleasure because they
inflicted The south suffered This alarm, This dread
these lying families, this cessation Of business this mus
tering Of militia, those bells IN the dead night are the
hrst mtmans they have received OF wars realty II
they repeated and redoubIcd II better csuse
than the cowadce and guilt OF those who nov prev
70 panic furnished by the flames OF their farm houses
and the coufagraions OF their towns treaty peace
would distant.