The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

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takc the grade frum Oiceis hat All these ,
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military measures, both 81 HAiag up Ne 1,nand,
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win result Ia but THO sood u tie machinery 0r IN,
sent Lureen 0f c0nscripon 10 he reta ned Wlss ~
enrolling officers curoil the cxempts II Is through ne
bureau tho cold 10 brought " the army
and bureaa constituted and calculated to do co.
When the companies consolidated they be kept
up tho number, cise they will DO merged
once more In some newer oommsud; aud il The men
"a keep Thorn full 70 bo strained into through
tho bureau Of Conscrp.lon their recruits wa core in
real reform 10 tho army, and genuine enon mako
next campaign effective and triumphant ese there
must be, this very session, sosas rcmodelng Of ma
chinsry Of ooascdpuen
The Rebels Fancy They Have . Leaiens
Govern ment.
(From tho Richmond Sentinel, Jan. Isl
II will not DO denied that this government beIny
conducted on extremely lenent nolioas. We arc Ca
gagged In gigantic and perilo war, and, like all nations
90 circumsianccd opposed 70 ninle mis- hef from
the evil disposed individuals who may desire to profit by
tho numero opportunities for inlictng injuries which
. state OF presents But while exposed like othcrs
wo are dscardng the discipline and the safeguards by
which others protect themselves The power % suspend
tho hateos corps which conferred expressly for the
safety OF the State In such te this lies unexorted
and unemployed We aot as we lived In an "cra Of
good feeling f" In the hacyOn times Of peace and mot
amid the warnings which up ON every hand 10 i'm
pre0s upon VI proper caution
We have s0ms who arc daily employed through
sedton and rovoiut on, and raactionary movemont 10
favor Of the enemies that have invaded our land with
every crcumsanc OF outrage and atr0cly Ono or tbs
parties engaged Is fresh from tho enemy and has pro-
baby not even Ia form rcuOunced hts citizenship with
thoss whose he is promoting We So m 70 think IL
wise 70 allow euch without restraint or hindrancc TO
tares among tho wheat; 10 attack our government
aIy % 70 r to the
TO resistance and 70 advocate return to tho Yankee
yoke
on his way TO the enemys country II has heard him
that purpose defend It by on tho govern
mont In all its departments and insult and defy Congress
IN It's face And yet minority, sufficient to cont nue.
him In his membership thought it cas-, only for Gen.
Another member tells the House he viii meet II
no more, and goes his way with impunity.
Assaults dcscrtions oppOsitions and deAanccs
paratively harmless In times Of prosperity. We may
then AFFORD to disregard them But It is otherwise in
those seasons whom the minds OF the people gloomy
and distressed and when the flesh faints undcr the
crtOns which duty and honor require In such hour
conagon, and Ia in such hour that evil examples
arc most common. Arnold In pursuit OF his private in
.sross iels inc american cause In 1850 because ne
ship We must expect now to something OF the
disposition under various forms and pretences, tho
part OF timd, calculating, unstable men, whenever our
prospects clouded by revcrses and our path
thickly strewn with thorns
The question may well be asked, not carrying
enency into the confines Of weakness and
imprudences Would it DO greater departure from the
acknowledged rules and conditions Of safety for gone
rails TO draw In their scouts and ckets and senncs and
leave the camp unguarded In the presence Of the enemy
than for government to disregard those
which experience oil mankind mas demonstrated
be equally necessary the safety OF the Slater An officer
who knows his soldiers TO DO brave knows also the i'm
porance Of supporting his line OF battle by ne closers
who will promptly suppress rising panic and steady tho
waverers Shall government leave society, In times Of
great excitement and ALARM to DO agacd by the arts Of
bad the fears OF tmd and the evil example OF
calculating men, without any attempt at prevention or
restraint Shall allow these dcmOrazing exhibitions
and influences even in the higher walks OF Official staon'
That Is what II Ia doing
We believe much Ia moderation and Cancellation and
forbearancs But there is limit TO everything and
been done by those public men who havo zealousy
c0ntonded for oil the ndugences OF peace In time OF
tremendous war who have held more mporan. to re-
OF the constuti0n than 70 defeat Grant, and who have
deemed il moro essential TO shisld tho bad who
teach sedon than TO protect tho good men from tho
ravages Of the enemy. We need vigor
Castle Thunder has It's uses, well guard
houses In camp Bad should moro DO allowed, in
times Of excitement and peril TO run riot through tho
country, like madmen with blazing torches In stack
yard, than TO teach revolt in camp Until we learn 70
respect ourselves, to respect dignity TO
nize our own nationality, moro than we havo done we
complain that We arc not recognized BY lockers
Position or the Armies In south Caro-
CHARLESTON, Jan. q, 1886
report that the railroad between Saketcher bridge and Pc
coago has been destroyed the piers burned the or
taken away. The cnemy's pckets extend . short dis
Jen. Dsvi. P.sP.ring to Defend and Pro-
teCe south Carolina
From tho Columbia g. C.) GUARDIAN
CnnR UP.-Wc read despatch two days ago from
President Davis TO gentleman Of this city, in which he
says that he will every effort 10 defend and protect
South Carolina, and that he loves her much the
Yankees hate her. We much encouraged BY these
declarations OF the President believe them 10 DO
sincere and TO signify great deal. We beg down
hearted readers f have any 10 remember that the
safety OF South Carolina Ii now the safety OF Richmond
and the government itself We thus identified with
all that claims the protection OF General Lees army.
Surely that is tower OF strength upon which to rely
Meanwhile every hand 10 Its work-every to bis
post W0 1.-Two not for ourselves but for country and
duty, for truth and God.
Sherman's Movements.
From the Columbus SUM-
A correspondent, writing from Bingham county Ga
states that il is believed In that section that General
Sherman advancing slowly and surely to take the place
hold IL and operate on other points Of importance.
General Beauregard passed through Columbus, going
Wost, Sunday morning We have not heard that Gene
raj d. H. Hill with him, but presume he was the
two loft Augusta together Parties from Richmond state
that Bcaurcgard will take command In person Of Hood
army
General Johnston will command the department. I'll,
headquarters present will DO at Columbia g. @. liz
will attcnd to Sherman II Is little singular that afte
nearly years OF absence from the Army OF the Ten
nessce Beanregard should find Il just where he LEFT a
Tupeio
Wo know not what disposition will be made Of Hood
He mny command CORPS This intelligence, IL correct
will DO hailed with JOY by the people and army
General Thomas' Campssgn.
NOZZLE Jun. n, 1896
Adespstch 70 che Raoissv from sooa,obia elsa inst