The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

Vim dna the sin you wanted having eesi,sa from your
OF them being aSern mn MEN, SS soa
Tea. i Oonversasson With Lieutenant c.; he ha, re-
.gnsd and Joined u.s. He looss WE'LL He left Texas some
Yon say youws sorry g leays without fight think you
have De So s h glad we allow you
70 ensf lie Or
s.sT ra ss1s ne
oerrsing ammunition the 50 you can Judge the
d oa Se fair sx haye in times Of peace aud
sarS o. would like you 70 come over and Join The
down on The YANKEES qhe sia ar Se A
s0unesed 70 come in one Of the Internal g
aw,ui skinned should attack you but present you
shall be happy hear from yoa at any time and shall be
nappy 70 DO anything for you In my power Your friend
In response to this the following reply was received
rom the bonnie chief, who takes things as cody as
II he were with his asse in fair EdinbJro town. he
Axe sumter and sco.ch courage as If They we're mingled
in one haggis -
asted yes saasy seesea am
eeedngly obliged . you and my friend o. eon1y Bon
rsse e s 70 ss my m in .osy
da entertain hope that struggle BET h'ee score And
means in faver the honor OPINION
dshopor in i would give fig > soldier who
fight only the sde hats sure to vim and The soldier who
worthy name Wha, gal me noresaan any thing
q e haa pss9s nGe a. u such
actually ashamed % ourselves and In great many
do something like their imagnstions depicted
and for would do my share o. behind the walls
OF sumter sn. where else
True, have part lot with either North South Ny
Circumstances have made the servant of the United
states and my country tells me in her history TO DO duty
own. Iwonld be scotch dldn't, and IN the coming
melee should happen 70 get rubbed out wl ny and
asst with three four hour tell that TO the
hen We are gone 70 he'll or Halax slip over and take
bn should this be psaoeaby evacuated AMI look
att Should there ever be fight and likely to
lose, You yer WIN see II, any else.
am greatly Obliged you rthe trouble you have taken
Ia ascertanng the whereabouts OF my discharge papers
You need not put yourself 70 trouble about
them as satisfied 70 know hey no. lost hope
gel sunt at you before leave but yeti eannot ina
hlngy Ha ha that's good Ny respects al my scquaia
anoes and believe me truly yours, and in errioe hurry
From the character or the above hich Is but sample
OF the correspondence tha has been kept up the
fort TO the shore since MAJOR Anderson retired from
koultre TO the only four acres OF territory thai no.
IN the possession o. the State OF South Carolina
which the Palmetto flag floats until the present
time The Convention in proposes restrict
rnot entirely abolish the facilities which enable the men
In the fort 10 communicate with their friends s1ore
But II is doubtful whether The proposition will be
adopted.
Your correspondent should take his the earliest oppor-
tunity, 70 state that 10 ncnaced with detention
in any shape except in the way Of hospitality during
hia late sojaurn among tie works Morris ISLAND
Every facility was Afforded him 10 obtain informal on
AM the report that he excited suspi on and w2s in
debteo 20 the timely Interference OF General Beauregasd
for the privilege leave the Island At Pleasure sag
simply ruse 70 allow him 20 enjoy the good fellowship
OF the Morris Islanders little loagcr than BIS time woal!
permit