Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
4 HAPPY PRELUDE 20 TEE new MOVEMENT
uusIc Aap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIE
GENERALS ccN4AEDISn.
There was q happy tins with tia ARA" CT
Tsnnoeasc just previous to leaving Gai:;ion
Alabama, &C.. tho onward mnrch against She
man. a Correspondent Of the Selma Pc
porter" gives the following sketch OF the uc:9-
sion and its ino:1casS:
sPIgCn or GEN. HOOD.
A large crowd, vita hssl Of ipusic. Sn-
reared baloye General Hoods ho.iqusr;if'r
i,he Baptist Cau5c:. and called him ru:. Ii;a
General looked very we'll. Said no cona-.,u-
lated us on tia rr0spHcts bGsnre Us. Sad Gur
al:antaC,s ore ba':er n0% tAaI du;!o! :a
cid ca. piiqn in ;i,o-gia. Sad .!Isce hfg;.
5as:, Hrea. ac,easiJns u ;hs army i"rin :hc
h:s;f,ul4. the arHYa.e9ceh. csnps, and !.:n o.:
Curloueh; that ;h.g would III mGvc G8 i:i4
nsxt morning Ter the E:,l:sy of the r.uac2
sgo. Gan"cai Hoat I'D rot bny he would
c,css the Terncnsce. but We I'll understand il.
lie sid Shcrmmo could not hold h:iaarn ;.:.t!
Nashville too; that in the next battle h. *.
paa.e t, lead h:e acaIy 10 victory.
spEEcI5 OF CEN. STEPHEN D. LEE.
General S. D. Lee wa= called for r.: sad
Sherman il lika iha msn who caught thu
rartar; be sncrifosl nearly oil bis strength
70 get il. but did nnt kao| what t. d. with i:
after be got it. Said Sie!mao cauli not l:e4!
ny his ccmnnaica:;,ns long; tia: he viii snrn
be forcei to lsave Atlanta, ant, il he mo.!s IL
on Tennassce soil or elsewhere, he vii! sHr
tho worst whipping :hns ms f.ndaa !irn2r4'
hes pas sincc the fa!l Of Fort S1mtHr, al =
vii! wipe him from t.ia lis. 81 Ia;Eas oilicr;r
GIN. curATn,A coxrWESr or VICTORY
Tho crowd then went to General Cara'-
ha:n'e quarters. Thia Genera! SAT-! h. tn?r'r
aa O. tbs;r request, but not to mako 3 Ens:.,'.
S. eve uss ti1ne phcn be could talk :bHrt :!.r
Yankees, bn. 1t ruakss him mad e. talk alc"
them TOE. ord the enshusiasm which hn r'a:
exhibited iustiGes hin in raTing be- c.;r,'! 80;
"a. tho odds thai might come araine: him, IL
a3perted nothing but Victory il Ito :i@yt c@m.
hict.
GEN. B..UEEGARo AND NJ. SrsT!s
W. ten rep.i7ei II the headquarters o.
G,n Btaurasa,d IT, ls usual modest w.:
he srnssyeJ and said he must DO excusat f",'s,
raki;,r q srrcch. In wnnli pay. hawc1er
.},at he lad cnr'o 20 III" 1'my % Trnr":."o
% rcrrSin wilh t!lani until th.ir r"r@e:t an
naien ends. THAT he :hinks l.: s:.a (lorn ~
hr has ssan CT Sa;E)h and ntasr bati.: ".rn,.
end a. ha t',sn di;c,trd thar.: 60 he p1pee;- %
"a in ia, coming battle with SbrT,n.p. j.
,ia:. yeouencd .aa crowd to exiar., 5rI, 2"c
hcar H.. friend, M,ior Eustis, who Was IL I'es
ter trat:r than he WA.
Msior z cf Gen. B.ourrear5'7 s5gif came
forward and made 3 handsome sps.c!, but
addressed hirae!f exclusively 10 :ho Lpu-
isianians, which, Thought, wa9 il .at
testD.
c,ysg.L cL.Yron on THE oBJrcr OF TEs
ErEyv.
General Clayt,n wBs totn cGilsd for. II"
said tho cl,ie.t of the enemy was not 10 e!a
r,.. tic .eG-a, huS To lIwSr tho white --:.:
.i,.rr would 10 no lag in ihis country IL pm
i,h tho scglo w1o killed hin MASTER, hu:..: uT'
bis vie snd children, ~ any ctAer ia-Drgs hr
NAV H. the S1utta-n na even f1rth~' aheY
would put tie whir in tbs ntGr2'e htn9a a:tA
ens,avc thu S1rl:erG wh;'Hs.
ozE. PIT cLrnUSfz--EIs wATcHwoan Re
vES0E!"
Gcn. Pat O!eAurno Saa next calcl fer. H.
ssid: Soldic7a--tbs old c.mnaign haa ended
a new ono begins from this pleHA Lei -
ri receive to do or whNla duty. Hereafter
in.crI e. Gsh.. not f'r r:ehta hut f., rtrr'r'!
You hsH ~ ~a' tr'k ral;g'rn B. " ii"s''!-' 8"
RIGHTS m;hsrn Rigt!s--to Isnka" r.
verge revenge. f5r ruinsf hrT:s. v'":s.'"
wives and tiaiIi is-a, drsao:atr:i g'a9r1 80!
el..ra land Iai;i waste End oar fair ai;i'a "s"A
Cd End ruinnJ Cen $50 ovir be romuIsra!td !?
Mover But vencceEcnsnprn tier, hecccs
forth, untii not C Yankee live on Sant:'rrr
enil. Gan. ClAhurne thSn spoke to big FTer
about the pecessitY Of d;rnininc, sn'' cl.;@4a
Ey t.ii;ug his Men hn fit MnTs anz'ors =
:crat Sherman nn,T th'n ever: he Tnn' !h"n
10 Atlantis, rxi!id the re?nIe, md bed many
hnusss pulsG Gown tn 10 used f,r ira-Tc"d
this vint4r. While thus 5equcaSEad N bis
Dom Portable qnarsrs, sup0os:ag wa werp IN
bis front, y" f,Hkcd him, e,pErrc3 Dalton and
his peg-o garrison, tore I'D lis ra:ro.t crsf
forty miles and cot ip!o Alabama h:!t're 10
wetcd ur, hut We vii wake l'iEr NJ in chr mex.
conflict. Just remo:l Der, rtvtngei IL tie Tstah'
word.
GIN. EATB.
Ganeral BGte Was next called for. lie i:
still upon his cru.oh, bu! gets along very ~sii.
lie was very humorous. In concluding. he
said that it required time only to lns Te"res'
sce md Kentucky 10 Cur Poaacssicn.
psssoNhL APPEARANCE CT The ePssKEes.
General Besursaatd ie ahnu. fso ICES: saPen
inches high, grey bair, traHd t3rshSad lee:
tane,;re ranidlJ to The chit; prominent nosa,
full. dark eye, md ~e"ra gray aioI.tGeas
md imrerisl. II, is 6!.y yanTs OH:
Gsraral IIoud is about elk tess high, Ugh!
hsir, fair complexion, gray oyea, hoavy RAM
beard, q largo framed man. nbcus thirty arc
years old. His right leg lie ctf ab5To tao
knee.
General g. D Lee IS yH;rg ria", &h"u'
,w.n!y nirc ytmr7 nl1. fvs lee: 5isF, ;n"''"'
in height, light hair and Hhi:kee", gscy rJe:
! and fair com?la1i'n.
csp. Ches;hsm ie abop; fSn feet nine ;rehs:
high, heavy built. dark hair, dark hasts syes
about SIS years old.
Gen. Clayton is SIX fret high. shea; IS yrH7'
tll. hsir tuEning gray, short Elm ss*rI. !;
! good looking 1ran
Gan. Pa. Claturro l. sx f,es one ~ -,
| ;cci,es high. ah,p. IL vAars IL isn2. itut nj
hnnr;7 lnaking Ike Cate;n y iron gray haI7
Iovsa his .rioads and hates els enemies t2d!:s
mt r7.ys. he saYs. E. = their sen!s.
Gu. Bsta 10 Hcll grown man. abont 8
| rears old, six feet high, dark hair, sFHak
pleasantly an6 l;Tnpr upon his right !as trek
wounds rscsired in Georgia.
| I wish the crackers could havs wife e.se'
this array of military talent and gssnd ii:
play Of enthusiasm in cur Soldiers ths]
would have taken "to their holes" until sn
other day.
| FROM THE FRONT.
The Augusta ''Conssi.utionalift' Of Ii
Both has the following from the front:
! VERY large supply trains have b.en passin:
I'D to Hoods army for the last fortnight. Th
enemy, under Fitzpatrick, hsve made severe