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The Daily Dispatch: March 26, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Middle Tennessee. (search)
From Middle Tennessee. The rumor that Rosecrans has evacuated Murfreesboro' is doubted by the Chattanooga Rebel. That paper says that of the movement of the Federal in the direction of Columbia, however, there seems to be no doubt. "It is possible the intention of Rosecrans is to occupy lower central Tennessee and either to force our troops upon the line of the river or to unite with Grant." The Winchester Bulletin of Wednesday, says that a small detachment from Gen. Morgan's command haveRosecrans is to occupy lower central Tennessee and either to force our troops upon the line of the river or to unite with Grant." The Winchester Bulletin of Wednesday, says that a small detachment from Gen. Morgan's command have just retraced from a tour in Kentucky, having in the short space of twenty-one days traveled over five hundred miles, being surrounded by the Yankees on two or three different occasions, and captured and destroyed Government property to the amount of over half million of dollars — and all without the loss of a man killed or wounded.
The Daily Dispatch: March 26, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Middle Tennessee. (search)
Gen. Rosecrans. The imperious and truculent tone which this officer has assumed of late improbably the result of his hair-breadth escape from being utterly demolished at the battle of Murfreesboro', and which escape he considers a great victory. A certain class of minds are always brutalized by success, real or imagined, and Rosecrans, who once had the reputation of a gentleman, seems to be of the number. He is bidding high for the favor of Lincoln, and will one day get his reward, unle West, in the next battle leave no loop to hang a doubt on. The real results of the battle of Murfreesboro', which Rosecrans has been swelling on over since like a vain glorious turkey dock were as follows. we quote from the Chattanooga Rebel.nded6,000 Captured5,000 14,000 Our loss4,500 Balance9,500 Another such Federal "victory" will have the effect, we hope, of driving Rosecrans back to his native mud in Ohio, where his vain-glorious swellings will no longer disgust mankind.