The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01
Grants New Project.

we pubilshed yesterday, rom Tie New
York Sunday Aercnry, Grants scheme for
''crushing oul" the rebellion. He has even
fixed the day. On the 4th day of next July
the fate Of the Confederacy is to be sealed.
On that day all Yankcedom is to hold grand
assembly to rejoice over the subjugati0n OF
the South. Grant explains how he means to
accomplish oil this. 1t is to be done simply
by marching one army Of 00,OOO men on
Richmond via Abingdon and Lynchburg,
and another OF the same force on Atlanta
The Mercayy makes no allowance whatever
for the possibility Of failure. Grant is to
TO be uninterrupted. He is to take Lynch
burg. The whole population north OF James
river is to clear out and betakc themselves
to North Carolina. Richmond is to be
starved out aud to surrender at discretion
In the meantime Thtmas, never meeting
with q reverse, Of course ID to enter Allan.
"a, aud take Charleston and Savannah in the
rear. Everything Is TO be over by the fourth
Of July, and that suspicious day is to wit.
ness the "old hag," the emblem Of more
the world ever saw, is to wave in triumph
gridiron, buzzari, and all, over the whole
country from the Potomac to the Rio Grande
Then IL to be Witnessed that great c0nsum.
nation so eloquently described by General
Wigfail In the Senate the other day. 1--WE
ARE engaged" eaid that eloquent Senator,
in such conflict as the world never saw.
By nisnomer We speak of this sReyelu.
ton, and compare it with that OF 20. ;
There IL no comparison whatever. II we
had failed then, We should still have been
under the best Government the world had
then seen. We should have been under q
Government that secured to US the trial by
Jury, &c. A half dozen persons, so much,
would have been executed, and there would
have been an end OF II. But II we fail now ?
has any man In or out Of the army consid-
cred what c0nfiseatlon and euliugation
mean J what IL cOmprehendcd and signifled
BY those termsS C0Lfscatiou meAns ia
have no house to cover the head, no bed
whereoa to lie-to have nothing Subjaga
ton means q negro guard In every house
and provost marshal at every cross-road,
With no right to visit neighbor, no right to
Wait tho house OF God, without permit
iFom Yankee provost marshal, to be hand.
I'd 70 negro guard"
To this state, according TO Gen. Grant and
tho Sunday Xsrsxtv, Ne are TO be reduced
% the 9Th day Of July NEXT But II affords
N pleasure TO say that tho Asvessv is moi
iafallb3A On Sunday, the 90th September
last. It spoAs exactly Of RosecTAnss nm
doubted success - It now speaks Of Grants
o. that sane day Rosecrans was utterly de-
featsd = chtakamauga, and weuld have beer
anAiAilaied but Tor the good nafnred Tor
beasAnce 81 orr GcneTah. OF one thing N
ass Assured that Ne hare on orr muster
rolls nf this very momeut mon enough
"a Annihlhts GrAntanA HI army. Hat Til
r. pertain d th1m ara dlsgsacsfllly
- tsssying y hems. and hnt too
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