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The Daily Dispatch: July 8, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 5 (search)
often baffled by the very folly and inconsequence of his adversary. The rebels, however, are not wholly destitute of method in their lunacy; and if we may confide in a revelation made through a Nassau paper, and since very generally circulated in the South, they have a very clear and well defined plan for maintaining the war at least through the months of summer and early fall. Richmond taken, they propose a retirement to the mountains. Scattered while the hot weather prevails among the Alleghenies and the elevated grounds in the neighborhood, they propose to recruit and remodel their army for a winter campaign, leaving the Union forces to perish along the unwholesome seaboard. With the aid of innumerable guerrilla parties, they expect to keep enough of the open country clear of the enemy to leave them abundant supplies, and not wholly without means of communication with the coast, where, from time to time, the British vessels, bearing arms and munitions, will land those always n