Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30
REBEL NEWS.

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The Ehgidrsr has an editorial demanding
that Lee shall be put In command Of all the
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conieoefA'e simi'', !" o'sH' '. -.
armies, saying inst the country efpross more
confidence in Lee than In President Davis.
4 ~. rx,..s,.r .,v. thers Ia not .nother
town .they oouid snofu 70 surrenoa WIN
little diminution Of hghtlng men % Savannah,
i .nd hal TIA los. loes not render more dIfacult
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inc aeieneeoirn
suppose, for between Savannah ana Charleston
ls Beaufort and Poit Royal, which the Yankees
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| Tort, not navannhn, WIN n"sye "o sao -.
1 sppsi for q land nttsck on Charleston' Inc
4 Fyamirtr likewise advocates placing Lee In
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federacy. 'ann na' '5. " a.l. y. GU ~
| The Dispdieh mentions the report current In
RIchmond that Mosby had been killed. and
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fredericksburg, that ne was shot IN the sooo-
,-oo,nra ,,o,,,.i tho,yh b,s sproeon did not Ue
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mas peen esrrioo 70 oastioe'esSno' 80
The Sentinel says; II Sherman, now relieved
| OF anxiety concefning the STATE OF anab IN
Tennessee, shall cooperate In an enterprise
/ against Chsrieston, iurtncr CONTRACTION OF
our lines may oeeomo necosesry. XXX. r-g
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| The ssnfanet also contains maniieeto oI
| Jen. Davis In regard 70 burley, now under
arrest In Canada, and demanded BY our Gov
Ierpnent for piracy on Lake Erie, as foiloWsi
81, Jefferson Davis, President OF the Confed-
crate States, do hereby declare and make known
TO all whom IL may concern that the aforesaid
enterprise undertaken In september last for
; the capture OF the armed steamer Miehigan,
and for the release Of the prisoners Of war, cit.
izens Of the Confederate States, held captive at
,sd SSasS ts.
I Confederate States OF America, against the
|. United States, and the government OF tho Con
i federate States assumes the responsibility Of
answering for the acts and conduct Of any Of
It's Officers engaged In such expedition, and
especisIiy Of said Burnett q. Buriey, an acting
master in the navy OF the Confederate States.
And DO further make known that in orders
given 10 officers engaged In said expedition,
they were especially directed and eujoined 70
abstain from violating any of the laws and
Regulators Of the Cansdian or British authorl.
i combIn stion necessary TO effect the purpose
OF said expedition smust be made by Confed.
crate soldiers and such assistance as they
= might (you mAy) draw from the cnemy's
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rr-. 81. ,,.,u,ora s.nt,nsl r.o 9TH ,ssIl
I'M. RATTLE oaourp M THE EAsr.
.,siH npshcd In All ousrtsrs. arc now resolved
, in,o few leading enterprises. The raid
apamst ooIdonsvIIie, the rnid fnto Southwest
yirrinia, the attempt upon Weldon, the march
across Georgia, arc now at an end. A few
months of energetic Industry will wipe out
4 Inc tracks Of the foo in all these demonstra-
Il tiops. We have but TO 20 70 work with dill
Repce TO have our roads In order again In q
short time. "
The evacuation Of Savannah by our troops,
and the occupation OF that city BY sherman'a
army, both on the 2lst Inst. ainnlg& & sls. an.
| enemy another point on our coss.. inoocean
front or Georgia will be exposed, like the occan
! front Of North Carolina and virginia, 10 .
|, species Of hostility that VIII annoy without
weakening us, and occupy without suength'
ening the foe. IL Is probable, however, that
formidable attempt on Chsrleston VIII DO IN
: early consequences OF the fall OF savannah,
Foster already holds fortified position with
in mile OF Cooeawatchie, point on the rail
road between Charleston and Savannah, n
miles from the latter city, and OIL miles IRON
Charleston. We presume Gen. hardee maa'
| no halt between Savannah and CoossnAtehie
but at once abandoned that section OF tne raii
T road, and placed himself where MS communl
A cations with Charleston would pe more secure
|. II Sherman, now relieved OF anxiety concern
ing the state OF snsirs IN tenne.Seo, ~, snan co
J, operate In an ep,erpnse sgnnst Cnslles.on,
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