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The Daily Dispatch: April 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Movements on Tennessee river. (search)
now rally to the ranks of our army. Let men seeking office or position enter the ranks and ascend to the higher position of deeds of valor Now is the time. We want no neutrals, less skulking, loud-mouthed brawlers for the South here after, who now halt of hesitate to repair to the field of battle. We shall feel at liberty to upbraid all such to at may fall under our observation who shall thus fall behind their professions and patriotic boasting. With Gens. Johnson, Polk, Beauregard, and Bragg; supported as they should be by the great body of the country, we could rest in confidence. We could feel firm, be resolute, yea, hopeful. Let not the skill and bravery of the commanders be left to defeat by , indifference, or in action of the South. The acts and the results of the General must vindicate him. Success is the only true test of generalship. words will not do. We shall oversee whether we have success or defeat. If defeat we shall see where lies the responsibility — whe