The New York herald., 1864-12-02

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or soms osssv Scheme o. ssspsrsss ssdssNy, - ss.
VIII have soshang 70 boost q from the opsrsttps
presses year. rhs recent sSvsss wsssb win tsippoW
fully against Shsrnaa IN bis Desperate sxpedisas ~
"isvs the untowsrd campaign whA bold briiisrs
movement; and viii certainly - . grsA rsproash
the soath and 70 Gsergsa, H. VITA a tbs sdvsntsgcv
Snoh the elements and NE nature u the country A.
lords Grants ships sAsn uo& walt fos skesmss IN vain
sod sherman shall not ktmseH the sasf man erssrss
shst Atlanta Was saptursd.
TEE SILENCE or THE RICHMOND PArsns-rHs WHO
0phrLAIss ~ rHE sESrYIcroN.
~ [From the Riohmsnd whig, Nov. 2s.l
Tn accordancs with what wu understood be shs
design of the military authorities. and ews may Ikewiss
ssstc; wsth vews, hxve studousy yefraiped
from pussishng ssch iotssesce from Georgia as may
b. Of Cervtce 70 the enemy BY fOaIos him os po
sition and probable Mns OF march shsrmssb foSces.
We havvso scrupulossy adhered TO ~ policy has
have withhssd from the public r6S0 which, while u
would hsvs been extremely interesting TO Ye4der
and very vausbe 10 columns o0ssidered contra
band at tnirtms Such wore the vspssss oontsssd In
the GeorgiS papers which came 70 'haud yesesgdsy.
We declined 10 publish thsm because yvswsa.
facis they contained tho very Information wsich 4
they purport 70 do, sherman's position and
the direction Of his advance given date We
make ths statement in order that she public may know
why these accounts do not reach them through os
urnns Why othsr city papers are not in6ueuced by
similar considerations Is our business 70 induiro
W shall content ourselves with saying thaA until they
likewise resolve TO mainain silence shall deem it
Incumbent on ~ 70 suppress tho thss may reach
rs through our exchanges otherwise Ths rule |
In ain
We certainly cannot be expected TO submit longer
whi!c other papera benent just 20 the extent TO |
which We suffer Al another illustrations OF what |
We mean, ws may state that on Saturday morning
We received . telegram giving An account oS the
Salisbury emeuie. shortly Afterwards, were In
forneds through note from IN Assistant Adjutant
General Of this post that the military authorities desired
that no mention should be made OF the occursoss or
COURSE deferred to the suggestion and suppressed the
telegram; but. greatly 70 SURPRISE the pub
lished that very evening In paper and since
repubshed In oil the other city papers except Whio
We should like to know whether tho Whi0 alone 10 ex
pected TO conform to tho policy Indicated by tho military
authortes while all the other papers remain free 70
exactly - they please-whst they please being tho |
publication Of intelligence which called sup
press.
"rHAr TERRIBLE uBRALD" PUBLISHING NEWS yRox
GEORGIA AHEAD OF THE RICHMOND PAPERS.
from the Richmond Examiner, Nov 29.l
The Confederate authorities unwilling publish
the Official from Georgia because enemy has no
communication with Sherman and had well be kept
in ignorance Of his position But the authorities are
mistaken In supposng that they deprive che enemy
much news by keeping II out Of the press The New
YoRK HERALD Of tho Goth, received on yesterday, is
proof OF the fact. They know Of the affairs In
Georgia shan could toll them and they oe. the 0eorpo
papers long before they to Richmond The HERALD
aforesaid has Beauregards address, Cobbs the Georgia
all extracted from The Southern news
papors which got only the 9th ana published on
the 28th.