Wilmington journal
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general stall who cave so long zealously and success
fully struggled against serious difficulties to support.
the army acd myself, is dee, in a great degree, what
little success and feme we have achieved. Bidding
them and the army aa sjlectiocate farewell, they have
the blessicg3 and prayers of a grateful friend.
BRAXTON BRAGG.
Gen. Haiti it 'a Ortleia on Assuming Command.
DIlton Dec. 2.
Oa assuming command Lieutenant General Hardee
issued the following General Order to tbe soldiers oi
tie Army of Tennessee
General Bragg having 'been relieyed from duly
with this army, tLe command has devolved upon me.
The steady purpose the unflinching courage and un
sullied patriotism of tba distinguished leader who has
shared your fortunes for more thtn two years, will long
be rememoerea-Dy tna army ana me coumry ce servcu
so well.
I desire to say, on assuming command, that there is
no cause for discouragement. Ih overwhelming num
bers of the enemy forced us back from Missionary
Iiidge, bat the army is still intact and in good heart
our losses wtre email and were rapidly replaced. The
country is looking to you with painful interest. I feel
I can rely upon you. 1 be weak tide need to be cheer
ed by the constant successes of the victors of Shiloh,
Ptrryviile, iluifrteboro' and Chickamauga, and re
quires saeh stimulant to sus'ain their courage and reso
lution. L':t the past take care of itself. We care
mo3t' lo secure the future.
(Signed,) J. HARD EE,
Lieut. General.
Addrcsa of STredeilck the-Grtut.
To the Generals and Higher Officers, December .4,
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Wilmington journal. (1863). Wilmington, N.C., 1863-12-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026536/1863-12-10/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wilmington journal, 1863-12-10.
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