...he Confederates. The enemy, once in possession of Savannah, Charleston and Wilmington, would be in a position to successfully assail our communication at the railway angles or elbows at Goldsboro', Branchville and Millen. These, if not strategic, are, at all events, most important points. Indeed, if any place in the Confederacy may be called a vital point, it is Branchville; and, if Sherman's success e...