The New York herald., 1864-11-05
Generalization OF tho Rebel
Army.
Tho Necessity Of q Thorough Rsor-
ganization Of tho ChiValry.
The Richmsnd Wing Disgusted with
the Despotism Existing
at tho North.
The Country Congratulated On It's PresidentS :
Mode Of Managing the Elections,
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Necessity OF Reorganizins the Rebel
Army Of Vlrginia:
Tho good lesson that taught the 18th must
day good . mathematical and indisputable
demonstration Of IN probem--Where does strength
resides In tho individual akaes from hs
co"'tes or9anol'0" and training Of those 'ndisduaa
General EsrIys operations on tho 10th were the em.
bodimeut OF mastery conception. Never was there,
perhaps, plan more thoroughly successfully
red out Nothing came amiss; all done the night,
which is rarely done as well In broad dayigh Every
at his post proper time; Of the
occupied ts assigned POSITION Nobody took the wrong
road and nobody tarried the right road-there
promptnets and exacine.s None OF forces
into collision each otner-they all struck fair
upon enemys knuckes the attack was splendid the
unparalleled the defeat OF the enemy enti
that il was even led 10 false confidence Here is all
the work Of Tho fighting man, the attacking man. the
man on she offensive But At an unexpected moment
fresh corps that wo could whip any day WITH one half
Of the had, is brought against from Newtown
or thereabouts, by Sheridan, who very likely thought
OF preserving his army from utter ruin by this
operation than OF turning the scales. Here say
q single corps attacking Us at late hour, aud gave
way we fell back, and finally We stampeded rhis is
tho defensive But whore is the touchstone Of good
soldiershp In the act Of being abe
pie that nght in retreat can be couque cd
Any other people can, however great may bo their mill
tary qualities IN more wariks point OF view.
We every day OF the ten thousand Greeks at Ma
s1p% s VIC
week passes out the papers aude 70 H. and Of course
present; only made OF the stuT Let
sider the facts. WHAT were the Greeks? They
most thoroughly organized and disciplined army ln that
respect far more than even the best Of armies
What the Barbarians? most OF towards? Not in
The least They were, on the contrary, very brave and
fought bravey, the slaughter proves Yet they
defeated then and after by very inferior numbers
because their discipline and their organization were
cobweb compared to those Of the GREEKS, their
msnt itself was inferior. When Tho creeks were con
fronted BY superior organization and armament
pnasnl Of Pus vas Uos ess brave SSs wss more
vulnerable than that Of Alexander.
therefore we look closely TO tho matter with respect
assume ourselves 10 be the Creeks nrs acquire
their discipline and .raiung and NOT ALLOW our oafos
rians-our Yankee foes-to excel 10 that respect
SIM we are the Greeks, and We have MIiades Tue
world now knows him; his Masathon extends from Cha
pins Farm TO Stony creek; and II his Greeks
well disciplined those Of old his modern Datis the
boast Of Yaukeeiand, Goneral Grant himself, his
IL they could themselves by bAndonug camps
aud taking to their aeek " eosra, sed pete
rent
We indulge In these reflections because we think the
Iron hot and must beat II The idea Of reor9aas;ng
We rejoice At t. Could not a military committee from
Congress- ask some advice from General Ise ana
ganize the whole thing principle o. regular army,
Of which the seed 10 be found In ,hs Csusorpt acT
Rebel Cavalry Operations In East Ten
From the Bristol Register, Oct N)
On the 2let inst she enemy routed scans Sta
tiop, BY Major Day, Of vanghns command, with one
killed and few wounded side The enemy pre-
evidently trying to reach tbs for.incssons a. KSoxvse
A tew OF Dukes dtsmounted mon. under the command
srs south Of Uhucky river under tos lead Of the no.or
ous Calvin Haney Lieutenant Richie killed and one
W n 0ya = nd aliaU Utomr~
Advices TO the 22d indicate enemy had found
out that there no ioce 10 hs rear and has turned
General Vaugho They drew up yesterday In line
tie al NOISY creek Previously they had prepared for
siege at Knoxville where according the accounts Of
strawberry Plains General Vaughn has been skirmisa-
Ing with them: The enemy are running q train from
the railroad from thence 70 Bulls Gap
They have been REINFORCED by the Tenth Michigan ana
babe they have also rscsvsd rsnoreemsn,s OF asury
the Presidentiai Election.
rHs PRESIDENTS MODE or MANAGING Tim xLEc-
Tof-A NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT In rus
from the Richmond whig, Nov.I,
IL "a now time to wish our Northern brethren 10y
which ve anafectcdy do--upon their form OF gov.
ernnent would not suit US; but every govern
md as they consent 70 this one IL 10 all rirhi dss
lotsm tempered oy episrams was long the constitution
ne orave." We see dcspotism tempered ouly BY its
corn.
Life this continent 10 fast: history n in hurry n
turn ous social and political revolutions, II were By
nsch'nery and steam, like Massachusetts, boots and
shoes Otherwise, one might and IL hard 10 bscvs that
within less than four be very people wc used 10
Know as citizens, wsh certain rights, laws franch ses
have sonk inC generation Of obcdient subjects grove
ling submssivcsy before the footsoo not OF some high
ana ar- dssceudcd qnarch--not ol q ucring
chieftafn-onto o. 40 snointcd Hoosisr.
The mole IN which that Illinois Majesty manages his
electen 10 his owo way, doing what hs VIII with his
oWn, excites some w0Dder-nai wonder the dsspotc
10 n ia n.,ts
tn!n veil Of legality, the faint souvenir q popular sove.
!e,sny, which hs stu deems oc TO spread over the
usneaction he may ~ oil make short work with that
old worn out iubbish, end proc hmself al once En-
peror oy The grace OF the devil
snl Affect 70 call election IL going lorra rssry
Lrovines o. the empire especially bssveI 10 be s,as
provlscss For example Indiana has ,hs psiyisss o.
riso domricps venesa Is held down BY Croa,s and Hte
an: n' So. Sss HSsgs assssS.:d e Ty.o. and ~.
.srs OF tina, state" the da,rict h sim termed y.
troope, that the chief function himself and h,s com.
rades thefe was 10 vote vote ami vote again ior
Ssas psi, .asy ,s:,s s: s,s'Gs ...S Inn; IL,
the Emperor should permit this voting be mish, A we'll
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established and 10 oil working order all over the North
country, wherever dsaectea subjects known TO Turk
and plot But there also very large number OF
d voting age 70 The army and navy. We have already
seen how military officers have been arrested and |
essnssd tor presumins 70 procure tor soldiers their
commands wh1 are called 'coppsrhssd tckets'--tbal
vs. the Documents prescribed 70 be nLed NJ By
soldiers 10 camp 70 proxies At home, authorizing
tnose proxies to vote for them. The offend.
llg oHceis had eiven out scme Of these dncu
merits nlled up with the name, not OF the rs,rulog
emperor but Of MoCsao prstendsr. Soldiers are 10
10 supplied ~ their officers only the loyal tickets
and those who do to vote for ,hsis sveretrn
may nnd tickets how best they csn or not vote At all
As ol sne navy We nave SOM details OF the working Il
tns election smnR the forty Thousand seainsu and ma
rines, rernDlshed 10 ycsesday,s E,am,u~r f,om ths
Ne. YORK HksAID NAvs GERS come On board shin:
muster sn na,ds Inform them "tbat n they want 10
vote 'os sne present ADMINISTRATION they may vote hui
W uey wsneu 70 vote against u they could not be
showed thc prvhese" That was In The squadron a. |
~auioH. Uh board the Minnesota, again. al hampton
ads-"Ai the sailors the vessel who hailed rom
New YORK and desired 10 vote desired 10 ay All o.
the qnrsr deck whereupon the Com odore add rssyed
IN m A who wish 10 for the tJrpp tIcket rsns,n
an oil tie 20 forward out M tbs Ara no m