The New York herald., 1864-12-02
REBEL REVIEWS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

SHERMAN MAKING FOR BEAuFoRT-Now Is TUE
TINE TO DESTROY HIM.
rTr6m the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Nov 2s.l
The army Of invasion drags its slow length aion 6.
This s not q country through Uhich sucA army, win
its artillery and ,caQon trains, arch uy rapidly.
And proper be taken obstruct It's progress
can be made to march stul slowly. Every road
by which IL advance every route 10 likely take
should be obstructed BY feug trees and every other
device possible NEr
Speculation rife a 70 the point on the seaboard At
which sherman II aiming The Northern press udcates
Savannah. But for that very should tA
to Be The real Destinations There supposng
that Beaufort the point said that large ness Of
transports . hovering on that port, indicating
preparations 70 cooperate with Sherman the Of
Ills reaching IT, Brunswick b also supposed BY many
be shcrmsn's poins OF dsstinatop. t m
We think that his present movements of
~ aAys ss ~ssss = sAs etnt aSsssS - TOE sse@y's
forces from oil the Information We obtan, have been
bsorsno doDn On the Central road, which they have
cssdsd in cutting Tney would do th TO protect their
roar IN pursuing either the routes suggested. The
fact that they pressing that direction indicates the
deagu 70 strike for either Beaufort Savannahor Bruins.
wick.
Although the Northern press has hintsd that Sherman
might attempt TO march ChaPlestou BY way Of Angus
t. recent developmens think show very clearly that
such NOT his design. this wsrs his routs,b would
y
vanced directly upon Augusta. He would not have spent
al ths time moving with his whole force on the Central
road, and 10 far out Of his direct road
sberman's programme when started 70 push for
some point on the seaboard, before SUFFICIENT fercs
could bs concentrated oppose him. Tho utmost speed,
therefore was essential success; and be would avoid
ali delay. He would net likely turn aside or
loitsr by the way accomplish any minor Or subord.
nate object Unless Augusta In his route be would
i m npiu fnP n
advantage u would likely Afford hm. II u bs settled
therefore, that Charleston is the point which he
aiming 70 reacb do not think II probable that Au-
gusta win at this time receive visit from sherman.
But, whatever route Sherman may ultimately taks We
cannot bs too much Impressed with the Importance Of
arrestna his progresA ,uold oius him fatal adcdns
age u.s. should he coeei IN reaching any Of he poins
isdioased He would then have . secure base, from
which, at his leisure could forth expeditions 70
ravsge this whole country. The people should know
that by timely energy their part prevent him from
gaining signal advantage they will themselves
from in1oiio trouble and dsnger hereafter. Now the
tims " ever defend their homes then families ana
their all against susure invasion and devastation By
| defeating Sherman they win make themselves
socs hereafter II behooves every man, therefore, TO
bo up and doing And assured that oil will 40
their duty the Of Georgia and South Carolina will
rally en- aus the defence Of their menaced Ssatss
i
| cation and ruin utterly and forever frustrated
There will DO NO lack Of men n all capable Of
bearing arms, bs they old young, win promptly 70.
spond hek oountry call In this her hour Of extreme
peril Georgia had last May over forty thousand On
rolled militia. We know NOT how many South Caroins
can furnish but the number must bs large They ought
together 10 be able 70 make up an army larger than
shsrman's. will be an everlasting Stigma upon thsir
character they permit The snemy to march with Inn
puny through their territory, and gain the advantage
which be seeks. Tney win Be NOT only 10 their
own and safety bus also 70 the thousands Of their
own brave and ohvarous sons who folds are now
bsipg with the FOE Those heroic and se sacrificing mer
who nave ths burdens and heat Of the day hav
right 10 expect that the u homo win protect sh
homes ana shs dear they have len behind, ssains
an enemy thrsatesins them with ruin and dssois
tion How can shs sf these states who have osss
permitted 70 continue 70 enjoy The comfor. Of nome
ever again facs those veterans, sbsy fall
II their duty nowf
Though pos prudent 70 disclose the information "
posssss say for The sncourassmen o. our fs0v
citizens that they VIII nos bs unsupported 10 ps comaa
s,ruees by veterans who know how 70 whip the enemy
They may rsst sseussd that sherman VIII be htsndss
to-tbas shs forces are gathering for hh overthrow
xAoox, savAxxAn Arp AUGUSTA REroRr1S
eAoNeLY DRySrDsD.
i IFrom Ne Savannah Republicans, Nov. "a
n seems ssxs " Impossible 70 dsssrmps, 70 oss1
sasisfasstou, shs real dsssnssson SewmanS mvadmi
army. We have no faith In The statsnsats OF Yaske'
papers ana believe shaA SAwa~, A~ssV, has no fss'
pvocysmms n An mimd He 10 cut for venture, ooune
for the ooast, and win strike u; he strikes At all
Just where he most oosvsnientiy, wbsshsv % .
vanpah, cnasssssoa On Psssaesla Hs win be govcrns'
BY circumstances ~ he was hh great Mbsssppi Ok
psditIon and have only 70 follow the example o. W
ut-~,..,rtan~ a ~.aha tha evsn Snoys dsaatrous