The New York herald., 1864-06-07
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Grants Movement ents-Comp OF h

Grants m0vemen nts-Com position OF n II
Army.
From the Richmond Examiner, May 30, 1854
II is boped that General Lee possesses better pforma
ton OF the purposes OF Grant, and the precise locality
now occupied by his army than the public. To those
who know only the current report the crafty Ulysses
appears now 10 have laid aside the Achilles aud
returned TO his original character OF artfu dodger
One day he makes demonstration towards Negro.oot
then bis whole army marches of In the direction OF West
Point But does not 60 there The last news with ap
pearance Of authenticity, is TO the effect thirty
thousand at east crossed the Pamunkey at Hano
vertown, and have far Old church. in Hano-
YER Here he could obtain supplies by twelve m,les Of
wagon. from the White House IL il the base the
enemy can have while approaching Richmond. Old
church is on the direct oe Of march from Hanoverown
70 Cold Haibor II be comes there With bis armv per.
mendous battle
fought with the conscni Of Grants government or by
the order OF Grant himself He Is the only Yankee gene
for once the privilege aud pleasure Of fighting him
our own breasworks. He got q dose here which might
be supposed sufficient to cure sn ordinary mailman In
deed h style OF operation since then shows bad
certain effect on him IL has probably had stn more
upon bis government and the people whom represents
II must not be forgotten that fighting the n
oseoous ankees not Europeans. The prisoners taken
either wounded or unwounded. nearly all Americans
by birth The foreign element enlisted Tor money in the
beginning oi the was paid in edorete
The foreign element did not like the coin Repeated
drafts brought the true Yaukers into The aed Tas .r
mics Of Grant aud Butler consst Of these w m some ma
groes and but few Europeans They aght more stub.
oo.nny than tbeir predecessors but are less doce in
slaughteriug Unlike the irish aud Dutch they have A.
miies IN the North They have wives brothers f,bera
and mothers howl when they hear about forty and nt
thousand OF them getting snot and MANNED fhes. mo-
Tiers &c have not the only consolation which car ALE
vate the agony OF nature that their sons have died IN
obedience 70 the will OF Cod defending their native soil
from pollution and devastation They cannot
silence the voice Of conscience telling them
handed in piracy aud murder; in1amed with lust and
brutality striving 70 overwhelm with ruin an innocent
people, who never harmed them, never Invaded their
country who asked only 10 be allowed 10 live on the
land which the God Of their fathers had given them
Ambition and fanaticsm poor saes hearts bror
en- The cry OF those persons has appalled, even the
omcas ~ washington, and II is very possible, even,
that they have done what report says viz they have
ordered Grant 70 fight great battles and get
Lee into the fortncaons OF Richmond without further
boodshcd " the thing be done BY eeuerashp THAI
10 10 say, BY 1uu aodgns. IF Grant obsys be viii Of
course ntrsDch himself be gets ~ 10 ths
City ~ be can without striking army and 80 force
as 70 come up 70 bis breastworks.
We have not ye given The hope an assault by the
Yankee army. Grant 10 Joker His natural incDatton
~ 70 make the blood ~. Counseis which would have
been eagerly accepted BY Mc lean may nud him hard Of
hearing IL s not yet impossible 70 make bis tall Yankees
ooey the sound 0 that Ore trumpet which announces the
beginning of general engagement
We shall know Matters have come 10 tho psss
when the campaign must assums moro definite foru
uecsve battle shall once render the bills OF Hano
ver memorable In history. the hour not far on The
county makes the appeal 10 the Lord Of with calm
ness willingly sntrusts its fate keeping Of Robert
Lee sho the army he commands II s not needful TO
ma, MAJ thetn drunk with whskey. They will take
soen ives 10 their hands and 20 through with this
uusnese hat has now TO be done, once and for all
Aa~ Wn "S elar livW v " bw We must |