The New York herald., 1864-03-17
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH
REBEL VIEW OF OUR WAR POLICY.
Mr. Lincoln Presidential Log
Rolling in the South.
HIS = q U M r Q a n D.
Message Of the Governor Of
Georgia.
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The Confidence OF tho People Shaken
I'm the Justice or Competence
Of Their Legislators.
Je0. Davis Violating the Rebel
COnstitutiOn.
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Rhe Acts Of Davis to be Stamped with The
Seal OF Indignant Rebukc.
LONGSTREET' MOVEMENTS
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RICHMOND MARKETS,
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Er. LinC0lSs's presid enaia al Log RolIinQ-
War Movements south.
Exa MARI

War Movements South.
From the Richmond Examiner, March I2.I
The military operatons-n they deserve that title-of
our invad,ng enemies begin TO wear unsettled un-
berae movements Which were 70 have owv Ss
surely crushed the life out of the rebelionn have be-
come SMALL nervous, sudden, spasmodic Sherman's i'm
Mense expedition for the conquest Of Mississippi and
Alabama has disas,rously collapsed before Forests
handful OF Confederate horsemen and the next thing
bear Of Is thai the troops destined for Mobile and Mont
Gomery are SCANNING up the river 10 Try their luck
aomewbere sepossby to reinforce Meade; possibly 10
be shipped 70 Fortress Monroe and essay another
paieu on The peninsula or the southsde.
When Grant told his men lately that most Of John.
tton army was gone from their 'front.' and hat there
was nothing 90 Prevent them from proceeding TO Atlanta
and so cverrunning Georgia taking Charleston and Rich.
expecting surely to pldnder the and
cf North Georgia. but, behold at Tunnel H they found
some resilient rebels" actually standing stil and offer
ipG battle. u was not IN their programme did il
sccord with their incl.natons and scarcely ary rg
bone enough - ascertain whether II serious oppos
son or not they thought best to back 10 their
treOchmens en- the CLckamauga So also the army Of
Florida sbamefuy cheated into still more Fer ous
sdvan.e by The representation that there would be
body I, dispute it; the gallant fellows were 10 have
nothing 10 do bat drive away the cattle and destroy iho
corn aud SO cut of that Of supply from the scary
comm Of the Confederates. How were they to
know that Lieutenant General Hardee with twenty five
inousaud meu woad them full in fout and charge
and and stab ,avasc kind Of ways They are
Got very snre, indeed, whether IL was Hardee with
nS Or Lee with y hSSsa.d they
g precision One thing they are sure of-tLat they
we're sold twenty hundred them slaughtered or
for Lisooin IN he coming Psesidentia, 6dnrdiQn.
Ia foct. he ,eose at prsen has sef become Ires
may Wheaeper oneenh Of its is,hobians under.
saks 10 govern e oher n,neenths REGARDED trump
mighty advance Of Sherman upop Mississippi aud Aaba
ma, He MAS 70 occupy 80 much Of the country that
7sntb ua, of The people OF those States might cc
ccaraged tor compelled il maltered which) 10 pre-
that tsey erecting new State within the ene
mys pes and 50 arn he Raas 81 CAdse and caeelmd,e
Fen,n Grant also TO plant and cultivate "free
state Of Georgia. with its capital In Atlanta and leaving
NDedgcvie out in The cold, was 70 furnish Iresdenaa
electors for Georgia IN me grand, real cSmToG u n gear.
Essrwl.ere ,se around our lard rs he tGvg;rs and
sh,ng Proceedings Of tas enemy rdrtoke Of s wiicrai
God of stiapns l,e Subj Seeing that we VIII rot act as
,ns Tor he ssia election o. PRESIDENTIAL electors ifs IS
merely node they have adopted OF rettirg hold oi ten
men 10 every hundred o. u.s. who wil tsse n bard 70
sng Sios thnd Tafko Idgoies, toe for Lsnoo!Ildnd
sa,s ~ all u q altogether IN mercy ard iov.
whether there be, peradventnrc ten jus, nen wnose
p,cus "loy ay may possibly save the rest, They had
expected such obstinate resistance 20 Their uereGUe
desg IN this last stage OF the 'rebcloDo I.cket
Spots their game in North Carolina Polk aud Forrest in
tbe Southwest Johnston in 6eorga Fmnegan 10 ilcrda,
end as or south Carolina, that most mpracticaoe tte
State there seems no hope o. 1t at a though indeed, II
s der they have not formed loyal state thee
with runaway negroes tie stands Tho rresdeu-
Sal campaign in tie south s, lar. a failure
sui m te m may may as1rS pc The p1sssn c nm % q we we
have 10 do, must take somewhat drcTcnt view of
~. Tae Coaft0ela eGlaot 1ah lofg,r Ged 70 haze
tA,r country made he ne IRE q hS eot& - re ~ tGt
eloctoaeep II we have not yet been able T. convince
hat their politics aud ter rat.rns are
nothing Eonceforth and forever, y is Gear that
eomcthnc remains 20 b. done. Acco, GlLg to be
present sysem they may carry On thor war 70 an cde.
anit0 ~ afnc crgth. They ar suffering nut little ~
their lands iha, ere was cd, ncr hcr heasc that
are ROBBED and burned down, ur thor womcn aHd
iurned homeless and laAed tie aerld Will teir
resources Vi men and money il Osts them lille o.
sc,hin 10 ho ycr arc nd our boler eai ggien o ono
4 rnd4f fpf M y
province sack city. mo plGnaor and ravafe hey
commit. It do not altogether Tay Us own exleEses yet
press keep Up the valae Of their parer uorcy nd
uelcr tbc collapse Of their finances. 10 thcm s ki
efwar j. cheaper, the whole th1n peace frr rcscc
With would 30 sudden aud signal ruin them, both
funncially and politically There saa he 20 cal q
roiuie necessity, nud moral duty upon ue.
IN Justice TO the suffering and heroic Confederate
people nlt end to IT, Things cnnnnt on th1s Tor
aver and remedy there must be. According 70 the
present ysteu, " is clear that enemies believe 80
~ adrsard ig ,oc vYe r,oius 10 .. ia r. m frrsr
aud dsstm Red fuhg 10 do than 10 tc 'cih II ~ 20
ans tniRie0i cemnutg csuia 10 s0B,e pso9, tGrESlg
ronnc aus tiaAef, ti'rt sfsals ec ctg df ~ ettsh
s T. tlt more rr oFr, dtd,GS neefsai corr 4f,
y ami q no rynntes ca 6h l1rt @lLtd Gna a. Nv
as otF eNase drs te,H q 'sngh uaav avHta hat his
M rrerc ync az tctie, pltag ehss tay md sai ias
rsnaig of faag no err hanis Is an utsa tsy
nrsrs hTf s06leyy po fHo ne fi lh eiA ht
sgs u "a aand, nodaiag q 6otqpss 2, y DC.
Message or the GovcrnOr of ssoUws.f..
MItlEneEYIItE Ca, March 10, 1854
Gcvcrnor Browns ntssago rcnd 81 the egiglaturn
today. lilo recommends vigorous policy on rue
urcsoue OF relcf TO soldiers families cotton PLANTING
flcra dlgliaion, mprc of provisions removal
Of slaves ard deserun from the army. Tho foowirr n
sEynopsis % MS remarks on general Subjects
lie commences by Say inE tha the late aeion of CO.
gress has hcfeE ne con fi ~ ~ people heir jis
dee oT con oeccp. u nnantai Affairs the compulsory
funding d soyen hundred millions ~ forty days, at
less rate Of interest than that pledged on f1
resembles rel udialon aud lad iato. The dc40oa n
tspoTon sclrt sesslcns Is declared bphng
tsrse, ccnrena fer tonposnQ Widt ppH net 1ear N,
hoM Ne declares NE military tth anconstittcaot
and Gays the conscriptiOn OF citizens wil not
oil tho army, but they viii stay at home
on details 'hps derrivDg the state Of Ter active
Diltla, aud placing civil rights subordinate TO the
military power she ronsion of he Wtit OF ho,tds
pSs, sWder greasd necfssiy copeys DJon the TTc vi
kocsrs deBtol ~ he constitution which limited the power
cf Congress h suspend the action of the writ ouly In
implied and limited way by expressed declarations In
favor Of y<yscna liberty The Congress cannot confer
yudcal powers upon tho Executive ard that warrans
issued by The resdept are plain violations the oonst
tntion and this act is acquescod IN the President may
fs,prison whom no cboosest being only necessary 20
Aege tteasouabe cGorlsand no court dare Investigate
che yhs Tspis0suc 0oyTesfy recommended take
~ompt ,tpa siamr Tic act pah Me ao oj t'oy Ed,g
EdM retaks.
1bc oyornor reviews Tho causes oi the war, expresses
Bic opnoa as TO who cfpcrsic i.r " and how caco
Should be sought Ged occppca bal lhe message y eboY