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The Daily Dispatch: December 30, 1862., [Electronic resource], The enemy at Winchester. (search)
Tennessee and Northern Mississippi appear to have involved all our combinations against them in serious difficulties and drawbacks, and we shall be agreeably disappointed if great victories, instead of disheartening reverses, shall be results of winter campaign in the Southwest as now conducted. The Herald says Foster's operations in North Carolina amount to nothing practically. The expedition should never have been attempted, unless it was intended to — hold the railroad junction at Goldsboro' which commands the Atlaantic seaboard line, and constitutes a channel through which Richmond receives supplies from the Southern rebel States. The only result of the late effort will be to arose the attention of the rebels to the importance of concentrating such force there as will defy further attempts on our part to cut this important Bulk in their lines of communication.--The attempt and failure are of a piece with all the other brilliant efforts of Washington Generalship. What a pit