New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26


be we have no means Of knowing and We candid'
state to our readers that we place but little faith in any
Of them, This much at least is trustworthy. The enc
nv with all arms but In number not ascertained (hui
perhaps from 5000 to 10000 have set ont on their
grand tour through Georgia 10 the seaboard The best
military authority is OF the opinion that the move In the
direction iof Macon is feint TO cover the march u
their main BODY ON Augusta the real object OF their
Destination Miledgcve will probably be visited by
the right wing Of the army aud II uns1eccssiuly de-
Tended the capital of our state will be laid In ashes IL
does not become us 10 speak ofouT prepa FOR this
/ formidable INVASION
Suffice it to say that. if The people Of Georgia VIII
only cooperate with the army. it will be met and snc
cessiuly resisted. We have only 10 be true TO our
selves 70 rave the State and utterly destroy tie nya
dcTs II We fail rom panic lukcvarinncss or other
cause We shall prove ourselves unit to ~ nee ana
worthy Of the abolition yoke that awaits u.s. In THIS
connection would urge upon the minds OF orr read
the patriotic and earnest appeals oil Gen. Behure
gard and our members OF Congress. Let the sanitary
advice they give be followed by every Georgisn lo-e
living in the path OF the enemy shosld not fail - burn
and destroy everything that be OF tho slightest NJ
ssiance 10 the enemy. Nothing can be lost by H. i"f
iflen every dollars worth VIII be swept away by the
invaders and il viii only subssi aid and ihcm IN Their
diabolcal designs
LET consent 20 be- their quaIermaster or COM
missary The country TINS made desolate' and tue
roads and crossings Of streams obstrutted. the enemy
will be DELAYED 20 his certain destruction. And again
let every who Is able to shoulder mnsket' hy I"
tic rescue in this time Of imminent peril Don't he
guilty of the folly Of pposlng that al Is lost that We
have 10 army be brought 10 bear against the enemy
and tha, It is useless 70 peril e and property in hope
less cause. None Of these things are true We have
troops ample In number that will be there at the right
time and strike fatal blow provided the citizens Of
Georgia will DO the duty harass and emha'ra'' the
march Of the ercmy. This is no guess Of ouIs but
| fixed fact.
Tie skies may look dark. but The opportunity hos ar
rived for tho people to strike blow that vii do more
than all Others 70 end The and restore peace ia tie
country And what are our Carolns friends doing IN
this great emergency Certainly they will not be
lockers on when their LIBERTY well il At stake
" N they not poug foIh the savannah ~ 'en
Of thousands. and uniting with bsiT brethren of Gcor
oia Give a finishing blow 10 ths ruthless attempt 20
reduce Us 10 slaveryf Now s the dey and no" = The
hour Let Carollna editors AID statesmen Glit Their
wranges over constitutional absirscsou- and u,o their
logic and eloQuencc n summon ther conntrymen to
arms
special correspondent Of r., CoHf,'ri'' c'roHi''
and S,nfsd writing from the night was II ne Arm!
u the Tennessee. Ga. Nov. 4. Says
A portion Of the Amy having been Tocriorocd such
disposition has been inside Of II no to MAKE frnsing
ty tic enemy extremely dangerous. Our army i vel
fed bat many soldiers arc destitute Of sioes blankets
&c regret our j. now IN as cr,tichA sondiIon
pcrhrps a. ever beorc owing 70 the great huiab'T ~
descrtion- snd ,hose absent without leave. This = un'
and 1. well tnoun and there can he. sereorc no I'M
proprie,y In mentioning IT, Friends and relatives al
home q soldier, owe their countr! asoleun duty Ie
them cesse writing discoarngng letter.. Let h'm
encourage her coutr defenders a. go on IN The good
work. and much fever Siil he dereict In their duty
SIXTY one 4 Col. Young' command have deserted 10
! AIo weeks
m, s,rss,al E,,, Il the o., ssy,. Our latest ald
most gstv orthy adylc,s nre ihrt TIE 'n'm! "os 10
force IN III. vicinity u Monroe snd Jone. counties snd
considerable number today had crossed the ocmusr'
River a, Planters Factory miles west Of Indian
SPRING. taking direction which would Indicate Ms
nurpo-e 10 take A. aista his route to the seaboaa
Inc enemy MAI aud no doub; WILL inhici much dam
are but # the people 81 noble State nerve 'h'n-
solves - one man 10 the emergency. and orgcttne
self direct their inccssaLt united efforts Against me
foe m advised hy Gen Beaaicsafd and ouI l"'r oiic
rer,,,ntnves In Congress abe great Yankee Arm, u
The Tennessee and their biui and insorrt leader would
be annib lated.
The Ang... Cou.',f. 'ioac IN II the 10Th .ays Ar'r
careful survey Of tie topography Of the country yns
before sherman the distance De must travel beofe II
can strike any vital par. snd the dihculiiea that
naturally cnv Inclusive army Of the Kind sc ap-
prehend no serious resnl, from the movement"
The editor does not believe II IL Shermahs rGrP@e 10
visit Macon ugusta or Savannah but .bsi he has DI
driven TO his eseni movement BY tie force of crcun'
stances that be- doe. enticNe rctrtcinc lis steps
hence lie proclapls tls deys-ision aud des0aiUl Of
the country over which be passes.
Tic destruction of Rome. Atlanta and Marietta have
beeu ANNOUNCE cd and lac ha- taken up his line Of
march more with the VI saving tire remnants II
hs army than Of capturing any fortified cties firm
unialieing heart and determined resolution j, all
want Ii present and i,w weeks viii perhaps suffice
10 drive tie last vaudal from the soil of Georgia II l.
tue many may reurn 10 tie place whore their horses
once stood but g. huG them marked alone with snold
eriug ashes Yet botcr that iteS'm,n. Sian undsr
the hn,ed rule oi thf invading ioe
| News BY Way Of savsnmnb.
By the Arago from Port Royal, we learn that
on Sunday. a0h The fsg of trsce,boa. from savannah
reported ,ist Geographic communication between that
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