The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
courage a high STANDARD. This occasion worthy
OF great men, time for jewellers or dwelling
Tho Plans os General Grant for tho Ne w
Campaign.


ally TDird-Ie may draw IN his right wing and his left
wing. build houses and Into wiuter quarters IN front
OF main lines There 10 sti fourth thing for him 70
do-to try little longer his original project Of cutting
the Southsdc road and 20 starving Richmond and empty
during four months aud half His plan Was understood
as soon he crossed the river His country, and per-
np 10 'ns Sne ne n.a mot
tages that region OF country which lies between the
Weldon and roads Certainly he has been
mitted 70 mako Rood many steps "to the LETT fank"A
paying the usual toland may be allowed TO mako many
more on the same ground and at the price But
begin to fear that he doubts the value OF THAT ne and
keeps that wonderful wing stretched out si he win
the Confederate defences. There prevalent expecta
ton that be win attempt nothing further; viii draw in
zee il fulned the ground good for three weeks more
and GRANTS army hes been reinforced.
Tho Determin alton Of the NorsA {. Con.
tfnue the War.
from the Richmond Wing, Nov. I2l
Lincoln 10 elected The great Yankee nation, number.
Ing twenty millions OF souls, Of creatures who
supposed 70 have souls, have decreed BY Immense ma
its commencement Internal in It's progress. Internal
Its execution all aspects and Details ts TO be
four years longer That whole people have vosed them
selves oar rerhorseless and determined enomies-havo
condition serfs extrpste us entirely There is
40 middle GROUND for 1s to occupy even We we're 20
deciding 70 d. We '''' no
The first question which now occurs Is when will the
@ sd ns sa % " "a no ssa
this month shall have passed away. An for supposng IL
possible that Grant win throw away all the ne weather
again. as soon as he shall have received
sufficiently numerous, a. be conoeives to accomplish his
purpose. With his present force he ID well that
he can accomplish nothing. He has never vet
complshed anything without the OF overwhelming
numerical superiority, and he will not attempt now
But when he shall have received ell the he expects,
when his canal shall have been completed his feet
all assembed-we may then expect agrand assault mill
tary and marine. For the army fear nothing. We
disposed to think in its present position, unless it's
character has undergone most unaccounable change,
1t would be able repel the attack OF doubly
treoly as large any that Grant possibly bring
that arises probably from our total ignorance Of the
character and ability OF the obsructons 10 the river
We that they formidable to be overcome BY
the Yankee feet and hope So for we are as con
hdent that attack will be made before goes
winter quarters a. we are that the sun will set to-day
We have often heard the Yankee In keep
perseyere because they have never been dec,ivslyy
beaten except on one OCCASION and then lost all the
rUas ~ 81 sr 81
or sherman's-ioowed up 50 closely that II could
a. our s' me Ss and 20.
been beaten oftener than any army Of which history
sxss mention i nS. never net our army Oa. 70 b
often supplied that scarcely psrticle Of the oriei
ating them, = could have done dozen times, had
- . % s q rs have
once and pursue them to The point Of utter desruc.
81 q: r.
army Grants o. shsrmaas) viii bring peace. apA
nothing else vi, a. present Ysnscs @ =
have stood the T.. q such army threw away
that and they WIN seek peace stan.s Neither they
nor any other people :,sns sxoep. The oontsasrs:s
50 Tar . The end Of war is eoDosrnsd. W DO
M Ia ar maxi Aho
slightest difference. No matter who 70 President the
Yankee nation win insist upon war 90 long - they can
be persuaded that they constantly gaining great vic
tories the ed. Nothing but reverses, and revsrsss
Of the most serious character persuade them 70
TO the earliest possible moment all
attention to the war, sensible that through lies the
only road to peace.
ReeonstructieH.
TIE CRY ron RECONSTRUCTION a CONFESSION oP
wEAKNEss.
tFrom the Macon, Ca, Telegraph
mi 10 ~ han n
disguiss-ths wolf In sleeps clothing We aston
o sny man % %. ,D.s. 70
able TO subugae we laughed 10 derison because the
ass's we're visible above the lions skin Blu. when
they talk OF reconstruction we stop our II 10 the
old story OF deceit ana treachery-
wiz you walk into my parlor,
Said che spider TO the ny."
DO any OF the few weak uecd OF RECONSTRUCT
tion know what It means, Are they aware that il ne
cessitates the laying down OF arms and giving
shall v. to suck tn our
safely placed beyond REACH and then the
TIE s.un, and the ,,n '; are v Willing to forge, and
pect the Yankees DO the sametwo such instances Of
masnanmity could not occur 10 tho same country They
know full we'll, these same shrewd Yankees, that
would only consent 10 reconstruction for this
that exhausted. and unable longer continue
years would DO willing to show mercy to It's exhausted
Mis- fact which must have been observed BY all that
is only men who have suffered nothing that ever hint
ut recohstruction.
REBEL OPINION OF TIE CHICAGO DEMOCRACY.
From the Richmond Enquirer Nov. 12l
Once more 81 ID; country Is assed By the cry Of
the side OF the energetic agencies Of Patriots
ca them for whatsoever we may think Of the Vice Presi
their ardent desire to see the South independent and
their sincere conviction tina. the they propose
that Mr. stephens would either do his modest duty as
presiding ocer Of the Senate as far as his health per-
mts him, or, II In his eyes the antagonism existing be-
tween him and the administration violent TO per-
init OF cooperation In that humble sphere retvrn %
i hardly e the country q to plead @
The duties assigned TO him be left undone without
sghies. service is Of some value, especially when IL is
rendered by men q such rignal abilities II is unfair
himself TO content himself with the duty OF being on
hand the Executive chair should be cmpiied by Prov
rsss f sS fss Aa' cEs;
Bis powerful and influential state gives him by It's own
resources and by Its momonous influence the Guf
at the South and the border States al the North
Even Mr. Bcyce has fear impaired bis proven useful.
and curtaed his power 70 do good by recent steps
| which could hardly be fully appreciated by people
heated with passion, and were necessarily liable TO grave
mapprehension But whilst could wish all this arc
sincerely convinced OF the purity OF their intentions and
the sincerity OF their convictions Only In days like
these cannot AFFORD 10 have opinions propaqated in
our midst which thus ambiguous or AZ least go far
behind the sentiments Of the people as TO be unntegi.
BILE 10 some and uupaatable TO Others what we want
Ia simple, stra ghtforward course diplomacy where
the interests Of few deciding the welfare OF mil.
lions; underhand negotiations between section aud
section; political ntrgues between party par
We must act q whole "a a nation We shall surely
be overwhelmed II 10 important therefore, to inquire
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