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The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Gen. Bragg's army. (search)
c road, and a sufficient number of locomotives and cars for the transportation of supplies. These locomotives and cars Gen. Grant has not and probably cannot procure for some time. Rolling stock which would answer for one road would be inadequate fter as to render it difficult, if not impossible, to subsist as large an army as his by wagon trains alone. Indeed, if Gen. Grant had intended to move directly upon Rome, Stevenson, and not Chattanooga, would have been chosen as his base of suppliesand, in that event, the struggle for Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge would not have been necessary. But will Gen. Grant advance at all this winter? His impossible, of course, for any one except the Federal commander himself to answer thishas been stript of its supplies, and an invading army would have to bring along with it all it required for its support. Grant may make an effort, however, to get possession of Dalton, the point where the Georgia and East Tennessee road unites with