The New York herald., 1864-10-19

vs may ridbcue this Yankee trick serves them wise
take lessop from the epemy. Instead OF with
holding from the press any dispatches announc-
would sSs g. nat every 3. gwen The press
publish ard herald abroad the slightest triumph hss
attends our armies n s tesOed Aaf az present h ssuS
on G oyyta efes hspss Of early ad cyoon,no Hsnpa
to arms, tAat the enemy thvs in crica ssila
hon, and tar pshoat blunder on our pau,
thai ShsrmGw mus soon recs5~ bioS that vt .gHst
ivrerarubie injary on fAe army IN Aaaua An orica'
staemesi that tue position Georgia presents tho most
encouraging prospects, but that prudence requires tue
Withholding ri particulars would satisfy the pubic and
greatly emb the enemy The opposition papers IN
before readers 70 counteract the bulletins that
Stanton daily sends out, and which lately Lincoln him.
The excited, feverish state Of the public mind in The
United states easily takes alarm and reports OF disaster
quiet by despatch over hs own signature 70 Cameron,
to the following elect
o.,., s w..uIsssc., sunday. oo. $50 r NJ
from the Army y 2, Ss
passing HAVE no alarm on Sosu. ds.psiesss
This but two days before the Pennsylvania cleo
eon and the Importance Of not permitting "aarm on
satisfy the people OF that Thus the authorities at
washington keep up the spirit OF their followers, ana
their troops with magnied successes and manufactured
victories, and thus seek TO depress our troops ana
people by pretended enthusiasm. ALI this Is essentially
Yankee-smart and cunning-but. also, It plays no un'
portant part In the present war
OF course would not have authorities to initiate
the mendacity Of stanton, Butler and Grant, out We
would suggest that the authorities take more pains 70
obtain early Intelligence from the army, and anord
greater facilities to the press 70 lay those oespascnes
before their readers
The Peace Movement In the South-Joiat
Resolutions or tho Alabama LegfsAs-
From tho Richmond Enquirer, Oct. a
rus, iss adop, ,ne two rssou,icus aio ooxns to Wit
Resolved. BY tho Senate ard House Of Representa-
tives OF the State OF Alabama in General Assembly con-
yened that the war being wsged against the people
and property Of the Confederate States by the United
States unprovoked and unjust and being conducted
by enemies In utter disregard Of principles which
should control and regulate civilized warfare that our oft
repeated 70 submit to abolition rule re-
mains unshsken that our late NOT be atrbuta
bio to want OF heroic selfsacrfce on the
part Of bravo armies should not discourage
pie produce doubts as to the final and hat We
hereby pledge TO the independence end perpetual
separation from the United States all the Of the
2. Be it further resolved, That, In order to Insure
speedy triumph Of and the firm establishment
citizen in the Confederate States to sustain inv,sora,e
aud render effective gallant armies the full extent
n 70 he
popding with the means OF such families and by uphold
ing the credit and currency Of the Confederate govern
men and that to dharen the people and The soldiers at
Period like this, to enftele Ge springs Of acisn and
destroy requisite 20 rise superior The pr.se
OF adverse circu stance, to strike the insidiot,
aud yet the most fatal blow at the ury life of the coede
rGcy
the opinions and chershes the spirit herein expressed
therefore
BE resolved by the Senate and House OF Representa-.
tves OF the State OF Aiabaa in General Assembly con-
yened-
1. That the resolutions above copied be and the
hereby easserted and resdopted expressive OF the
feelings, septments, wishes and determination Of this
General Assembly at the present time and In She present
exigency.
O. the military events OF last year no case for
dependency Ii found aud. that neither patriotism
wisdom tolerate any termination OF the present
without tho manteranc Of the Independence Of the Con-
federate States.