The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30
Savannah Newspaper Accounts.

J.. Herald.
Savannah Newspaper Accounts.
Savannah had no sooner been captured than
preparations were made to publish uewspApcr.
On the morning Of the 9th the hrst mum
bCr OF the Savannah L0ydi Georgian male It's dp-
pearnuce. The editor Is Captain VI. summers
Assistant Quartemaster United States NOlun-
tcers. The motto of the paper is "lttdecmei,
Regcncra,ed, and Disenthralcd. The Union,
II Must and Shall he Preserved" The following
is the sautatOry OF the editor -
SALVATION.
On the advent of the Uuiou forces into S1vin-
nah. PROBABILITY that tr all future nr tlc cItvs
tuicmaiu under TIE control o., tle 'elerd al'aort'st
3Td 3 nav as of bc resii, nts of tI, civ ,t1 ing
uuauncl of communication win each 0tusr a.d win tho
wuTd outside Of the city limits
Accordingly by authority Of the c1mmandant OF tho
post, have taken possession Of the printing establish
ment Of tc savannah Nr', and propose for the present
To issue such sheet as our very mted .gppY l psGt
ing paper and mhterals win permit; and we cord ay
GId interesting 90 s ella ysos OF readers.
IT'S generally expected that whenever new candidate
for and paunalc is offered % the putlr platform
prngule viii Dee ia do su Tor tlc iliormlt.ng VI those
Snr rysfrple 10 lind such crmmcuiabIe practice ilt,
dsr,pue. We therefore frankly AEu uucsty announce
our platform as The Union, nnd our pllcpcf It's hearty
W. believe that freedom, in its widest ana broadest
sense, Is ne preva ng sentiment Of thc ln9n army ann
should be e wNchwYrio ot c'e-s true tt1l OF o C1ul-
tryi aud disunion prhciprt, Whether eNmotns ihrm
|
obicctonAb and norArdy FORM of c1ppcrhetdsm at the
North, should meet tie determined opposition Of every
We vii be peTsocuturs OF any class. 10 yeyer o9ec
9opa e Ger sS., s nv % ma me- ,bs cadsS6r
bN Kindness, at least by Justice and rcas'n 20 cti
mounced ani enforced by the commanders troop.
WHO nst tecd savannah on the memorable morning of
! The men were eyhortcd and commanded to conduct
themselves IN orbe raL ee and humanity owarls a l
citizens, ana etraa rom paging ana maaudng ano a.
acts Of whence cr msc1l Duct Ihat s.me Ie2
,dy tue; but loiet weds posed citizens will admit
at lees uischefhu8 been committed by Union soldiers
Acting upon this prir clpe Of kindness and humanity
we W,ulu not sII 0'I Pnt'T iI IN ' @ m % I riS, M 'gn,
earnestly des 10 foster and encourage nc laeht
Union sentiment hch We nrlly persuaded has OK.
iste0 ard sim exists in the hearts of many citizens Of
Ceora but las been suppressed by circumstances too
| powerful o be successfully resisted.
| with This Suurciaton Of principles we hing tho Lova
srea for t ne hind regard and favor Of our silnt a.
ronage OF the liIllens Of Savannah.
headquarters of ghs COmmnRhinS
Generals.
Prem hs SdraRHah Loyal Georgian, Decenber2l.
General sherman has his headquarters at the
house OF Mr., Charles Green.
Gcrcral Howard's headquarters are at the hons'
| OF Mr.. MolyncuX late British Consul az Savan
uah who is now IN Europe.
General Slocum's headquarters are at the lat
residence Of Hon. John L. Ward.
General Geary, cOmmindant Of the post, ha
lis office in the Bank building, next door 70 tA
| Custom House.
Clearing the distractions In the sR
| VannHh RtVer.
From me Savannah LOyai Georgian, Dese1ber2L
The following men -of.war are reported below
engaged in clearing the distractions IN the river
P0trRee, Commodore Balsh WiSmhickon, Lieu
tenant Commanding Johnson and WiH0Hq, Lien
tenant Commanding -.
Admiral DRhIgren in Savannah.
Froatir SaraEHah Loyal Georgian, De-cmbsr2i.
Admiral Dahlgren arrived in our city yeStel
dap by the United States steamer LarkspU, on
visit 10 headquarters.
| General Foster leaves Savannah 10
Hilton HeHd,
| Front ne SdydHaah L0yql Georgian, Dsrember2i.
Mnjor-GeDeral Foster arrived in this city o
| Thursday on board the steamer CAM }ic',y an
| lett for II ltOn Head on board the steamer GOld1
Gate a, p. M. of the same day.