New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

more dangerous to the tanker than the nankea, uoe
not apply Tho strategy Of Grant, when CONSISTS IN
simply Withdrawing one wing at time oenin m wond
pregnabe masses of the center and other wing, "ou
be frspght with peril that center ana remanns
wing contracted enough to be envelopea, or "e"k
enough TO be broken. but is perfectly saie a. M; ht
Therefore, he is at liberty to play tricks N pam s
and without peril simply because he Is 700 oS 20 eao
Consequently In succession OF tricks even Ny one oi
one not seen foed at exactly the right time may
catch Such result would not be destruction to our
army for Lee also is too big to hold bus it might do MS
GRANT CAN HAVE HIS OWN WAY.
The second danger is OF the siege of Richmond
Some Of cote ppornres and the most Of Our cor
RESPONDENTS laugfat this and yet Grant has il In his
power 10 besege the capital or force an attack on him
self or force an evacuation Of Richmond. Not that be
has his choice OF these trec things but force that
In Grants moving upon the south Of Richmond ard
threatening James River the city, Gen Leo has
choee Of Two evils II he keeps ahead IL Grant aud
holds the Petersburg line inyolate that tanker
sarily gets between him and Richmond and walks into
the city at his leisure. II Lee keeps between Richmond
and Grant the latter N couse gets bstwcen hin and
tie Southern Sates' communication. and cuts oil the
only source OF supply now eit as the va1ey OF 'ra
is In tho hands OF the enemy. IL Ice wants t. have
Petersburg md Richmond both ho viii have 81 attack
Grant In one Of his fish movements and viii have
u attack the POSITIONS and ntrcnchmcts when tho
grand spade pick army never exists an hour with
out
In orr Judgment the plan q the campaign Is at last
developed. Western Virginia. the Valley ana It's re-
sources Is Ivy the movement on Stanton and Lcxhg.
ton, 10 be rendered unavailable for FrOylsonr brsnt
is to hrow Lis army into iorthoatons across The rail-
roads from Richmond south, aud so cut on our army
supplies. Thus the starvation Of siege VIII be AZ eiee
tuay secured army could be found large enough
to surround the legions ~ Lee Grant did Gen Fem.
berton; provided Of course that the D1nyile road
shares the fate that the Weldon road probably VIII
III Gen. Lee chooses TO stop TIE same by bgAt' ne
has r. put his finger the slippery Grant. and stop hs
fes-LA liant ings aud having found his ind stopped
him ,ls9t viii have to charge me hs :, ram WI
Davis "oncudes q swap caIitais ard - ing Gfant
RohinJnd starts off ahead Of him FIR Washington we
will have the army 10 suhsst IN the desert v ST. De.
tween the two capitals; have 70 make time on io"t That
will bea, the Transports tic Potomac aud the Chesa
yeake have tile Notifications Of Washing ton to6toru
and Siege 90 stand there should he get inside
W. lose RichmcDd IL We hold the Weldon ana Dan
vile Railroads: We lose the railroads II we save Ken
monl or We attack Grant in bis mighty trenches II We
ry 10 save both. 1t is true that Gen Beanegard could
sin keep south Of Grant and prevent ids into CARO-
soath unless be has enough men TO attack Graft Id re-
serve and place him between two hr,s; We hops
Grant thinks he las Tbs Is game vita n" posslo',
iigl.agee. perfectly plain to even nnmiiiiary comPre
ielAoa a. 6nr e~n, and We respectful! submit that
thrfsis no fun In 81.
iiosT CROW BTIoRE We ARE OUT or TIE WOODS
ne ar;er is sgeTe (en pCt1,os2 o, 52g 9lo ,sa
10 rant among his soldiers not cquaed by any'hina
oysr seen Ia that army be.ore-not surpassed IN thI
ara OF Lec-aua very mich like the love OF the va
GfErd uf Napoleon. lLtIEly-E
! ,or soms dnvs yet hcfore they get tired Of II.
1cse are facts and plain they are u Is nos 10 GOO
sem ,n talk 81 the tnp that sherman occnp't or o.
the bulhsade reLt butns hi. brains out against The
y.a ~ of Richmond.
Nhru the anrpies ~ sherman arc cur on rs We trs
thv vim be- and the great raider OF hssssippl bfckei
~ --,n,rv hmsef has devastated; when Johnston
20 tsfs NJ. 1ying rear ard Fsrr,s siels his flight
MLrH -.s iOsaf-W rvuncsrre are ~ perm. ant
Chattanooga again be,iercd. when Western Tennessee
looks up n hope and johnson. the trutor ucmbles Il
the fortfcaions of Nashville then let - all flap gu
wings and crow, and not I'll then.
Wien Grant changes base 20 the Mcclellan style, ant
Malvern Hl IL again altar of sacrifice and on
horses drink ~ the Potomac and pasture in MARY land
then let Us laugh at BCl beaded Grant" and EXAMINE
the emlrasE5es rornd Richmond for tie brains be ef
rboLt loose.