The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-14
Ills Expected Kindness Towards
South Carolina.
The Hstbed Of Treason to be Treated
No Worse Than Georgia.
TIE NEW REBEL RAhRcsp SYSTEM.
KSS Richmond MairtaiDs Communication with
Augusta and The South.
4 New Railroad Built During
the War,
&C., &C., sc.

\ new Railroad Built During
the War,
&C., &c., sc.
Southern Appreciates OF Sherman.
aAs COURSE TOWARDS GEORGIA AND HIS EXPECTED
TREATMENT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
From the Fichmond Dispatch, Feb lei
correspondent OF South Carolina paper have been
secA lees destructive than irst supposed Tho
enter consongly says:-
.sasa which General sherman passed from Atlanta sa
sss yss N q q x:
s l. III w one ssna
= snce struck with The fact Of the great esagseraon
:s Ss iSss ia so.d.
y 4 ssss
s Who dsSe a Sy .n nv DID
>. parry srson bu.. 70 the son tnGy,
" <: ss r
sss :. ss y s q cG1n b., a1s
s.s forty rles who he'd everything taken from him
sasm saiias away .rss nsmssP = Soss
S 81 = few ss nsos -. were ss o ard %
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d,:ss!s. sss: away
a.,s ssA,s 4 rs5srsnss Other sections saa
bsa as ss.fas 1sa 9 sa A1 sss
ssy Ma 'u;slns g. :. hand: enemy
g.. ssa sss.nas sssyr
sssa Sss1 s.. n 1ss zen .
= q asp.pss: ssass.,isy
BE- @or sse s 70 sas
/. 81: n 4 :.;s s.s $ s;s.s s::,
ss<" i + true this remark was made frequently bui
yos s s sosry and IA few ssan whs
- injury leSssllgs, q. forced . sIs osnvicon
sass ia. sssa = and Si' s.:
" '. ss s.s ssn :. he S Sd % sss
7 he OBI ., e DO and rae. as has
sss: . ssss. lave sr:.s; g.: :aa.ss Z: '"S
40 .rc .nrxesd that the writer should impute sinister
oatyes 10 (3ene, ~ shcrmau HIS determination proca-
stions vasisus suits q the southwest his wholesale
samsnt Of tie Popu y s.s v show that be i
- u the most frank and sbgs nsnded - MI n s
ss of tl,osc persons who, when nave ~ w or
esanot suspect sharacter Of this sort q Eayfns.
n when you are not IN his COVER Ana defending from
h.rss.sa motives = % courtsoa. A1's' IN
sisnsa retreat Instead " advance and he
rssd upon the principle u You let mo alone and will
y tho correspondent that he il possessed Of
nAnincss, generosity and humanity" all OF
NTH were Illustrated IN ms socaled determination
rsscd prove that he s the most humane and mercifu
federal generals He only proposed TO put 40 !,
80 than 70 better world ne4 -
Sc regret thai Cur s'idns correspondents should
mali his praises OF sherman by the 1ntima,soa that
n. people Of Georgia and caiy seeking thereby 10
estsbish Union feeling IA that country. The CORE
sgond,ut maet have seen By Lncoln's ultmatnm
aind. He only following the natural !
inst,ncts Of a masnaiino's soul We con
grasalate the people OF South Carolina that they |
es~ ass red In advance OF similar lcnicncy his march
Through that commonwealth I'M lis factories and gin
ksases viii DO spared 10 south Carolina IS well as Geor
EAs" There II noalng ike the mutual Interchange OF
e-rtesies amons gentlemen and IL soth Carolina dis
| !. aon and lcobf On upon grand military promenade
With the aesolam vi civilized people, che will lind
q narai S4tf,nan q cruelty nisrcpfeeentcd She
serd MOI! in event. "apprehend any more damage
b, the enemy than the citizens Of Georgia have already
m various reasons, thai any injury need be anticipated
they must have seen by this time from The legislation
q the Yankee Con and the reply OF Lincoln 70
commissioners, that there IL nothing the Uned States
much desire peace The terms announced IN THAT
reply re- 30 exceedingly liberal that the world VII
agnast the audaoous obstinacv OF the youth In
accepting them ct once When you ask gentleman
Tor both his money aud his life, Il your
heed that he will you with Eat refusal and thus
Justify you in taking both upon the spot II
Er the narina,iop OF Lincoln thai the south could
A~sat. Close wit generous offer and thus compel
hin 20 extcrninate and conscae tho whole country
bssdes the weknow characteristics Of the Of the
srSicd couguering tho country they should inict any
damage upon those whom they sparedin invading
Da~sch. Tho Yankees have never looked from their
barren rocks with coyetous and greedy eye upon the
xA and fertile plains ~ the South. They have never
ssve the conparssively easy and comfortable lie upon
ksuile plantations They are pilgrims upon the earth
pursuit OF heavenly Canaan aud do not desire their
Sssegiion 70 be distracted BY tho things Of tine and
ssnse Not one Of n rnans large surveying party
longing glance upon the fertile Georgia Gels through
.ch he passed., nor nwardiy resolved that some time
4. er, come beck aud locate In thsm gginsn Let
a.. AZ, aud to Cnvafe foe ..'f
y,,,sr cur mrpss by unworthy idr' not EN-.
s.,uve, z ss'~---.S- --''s u falAoe human
/. lei south Carolina exercise thu cardinal virtues Of
sourlesy and hospitality 10 th nations guest, AUD me
= II cacspe certainly for tn present all 'dnJuS~e n
fuwer and Mar on haze any descendants IN TINT mo-
WAGE, let them Ne ~. in close con0nep.eut Ir such
sars ' ~. u . Is, 80 ,o%sSo s WIN
raet, anu Gnefal sherman, IN spite u his humane in
may ana himself unable % hold in 'the strsg
appinr OF riucs every tree and swamp and compel
~ luxurious TOR IN recognition OF such reception,
= hiu'n'.e cries ana ao some aam@e seneray
MOI coh,ont wth brnsng such mischief upon the Great
srests OF society," the Sumcrs and harons vogld bru-
sAiy issgh a. me "damaen as thing, transient, and
20 be comrarcd WITH thspcrranens and rrrpatroe
ron which viii come upon conquered couni ~ send
vaen unai.s " shs msdhoase clear ths track
SseiiaAa.
Tho vast importance OF Time 20 the
Rebels.
from tho Richmond Dispatch Feb ro1
No mas who u afraid Of responsibility afraid OF
MS VI nry mas any pus Does IN TIE councils 81
". CO ntry tlls time There Is sscrifce that the
pope are 10, viii NJ 70 make for deiverance nom sub
iagstion That involves tho nvul niary sacrifice OF
overriding that we possess and OF all that makes lra
worth having. u would be better 70 clothc the
eomuetout military oadr Ia the confederacy with the
snlsnitcd power of dictator than 70 permit the heel
81 foreign iyrnt 10 trsmpe our necks And
20, only 10 independent seton necessary, but
rncmttness In OF Napoleon's campaigns
in Italy splendid flank movement was attempted BY
&c IN nv ahicl wouh have been crowned with bril-
haut stcess FOR the d'lay In It's execution The re-
,g 80. shal the whole division that undertook the
.erpr - Gas captured Napoleon made this brief com.
,~e.t "a TIE crruYngance :'Thcse Germans do mol m
t4rs ~ the valus ~ minulcs" We commend the cb
scrv4 lou ~ the Confederate fonsrcsa what v now