The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-21
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY q, 1901.

They have not the money. That is true Isuppose til,
North now night raise one hundred millions in gold anc
silver have not seen the returns Of the banks But
their money lenders are not going TO lend IT, Some say
that the war viii be short No. my friends do moi
lay that hattering JUNCTION to your souls How did the
s %oU wsv hwh ey LAID their
First they will issue scrip but tho Secretary Of the
sury cannot come up and tell them that Is wrong lie
has not the nerve and he might lose his head be
TO do H. They may issue four hundred millions Of Trea
sury notes. and thus get along for twelve months
haps two yeas, before they too much deprecated
Ihey VIII then issue scrip against the rich man property
What s TO be the result OF this war? am not prophet,
but look upon II as fraught with the most monenous
consequences not unto but 70 the people OF the North
have always believed that il the Union were destroyed
the North would run into anarchy and despotsm We
the SAT- OF tie concern and II is only questionable whe
Their or not have quit That ia the only doubt
have Where II will end do not know, but never again
will they enjoy constitutional government AT the North.
They never understood IL. Constitutional liberty is a
plant OF Southern growth, watered by Southern hands
nurtnrcd by Southern hands, and il is To he
tanned TO live TO light the world t.is to be done in the
Southern coniederacy. (Appausc Al the North there
is anarchy. Property will migrate, just IL did in
France. That s the end How long win they be able to
war against nsf tell you II viii be until We drive them
back There is no hope for u.s. there Is prospect for
an early and speedy termination oil the uptl drive
them back, and my idea, my wish, fny desire and
my counsel would DO to raise enough Immediately,
from the mountain TO the seaboard to do IL. Georgia
has aireauy done well. was always proud Of my state
proud OF her origin o her history OF her resources and
proud 81 her achievements; aud am today prouder d
her than In this hei country's call believe she
stands number one In answering II, both in men and
money (Applause.) She has answered nobly; lei her
answer still. The other Staes-let ali up men
drive tho enemy out; anc &c the cotton planters would
say, come up w,h the cotton to-day. | do not want TO
embarrass any one, but | would say 10 you tell your
debtors TO wait until you out OF danger. (Appalso
wnA1 Tik RaBEi LEADERS REL, on.
When men come Il you crying debl debit debit" tell
them, as Patrick Henry DID, when they cried "beef!
becil becflet yoGf debt wait let al! the machinery OF
society stand slii uL,l undergraduate is secured I
M mn pll IN fra A Hmm
10 the buckets; let the flames be extugushed Let the
courts and everything stand sull, except 70
administer justice let us all periodically wait,
let US all put our shoulders TO the work and
ACT together, wan long pa strong pull and pGi al
together That Is IL. way 10 drive out the enemy anG II
VIII be successful They rely upon Numbers, ana they
nave got tnem bat lave tod tue battle no, 10 the
strong Wcrey upon the righteousness ana the Jstce
OF cause, and the a men, though they
bring Two 10 one three " one five to to
Us was doue IN Greece. We rely upon the vaor o our
menwe rely upon our men lighting io theiI homes, tire
sides, children anu every thing dear 10 them and IN such
cause, we have no doubt the God OF battles viii smle
upon US.
swErnY no LADIES.
To the ladies' must nuv, apology having said
so little 10 hem and 50 mech To the men, but tod
them Ia the beginning my busluess was mainly with tie
men today. was gad " them uere anu must say
That the women, in this great patriotic cause,
al III behnu the inci The patriotism ot the women
believe throughout the country where have bcen-the
mothers and daugersas not been behind the men, bat
oven ahead OF them. In Montgomery, when the order
came from General Bragg Tor thousand sand bags the
women tuihtu out On the Saboal1 as well MS The week
days, and Completed the order in avery Short sine In
other places where volunteer companies have been called
out, the ladies have made the uniforms In kaby
thort space oi time ia my county which has raised
shfee hundred and Gty men, the ladies' made the uni
forms Tor the last compahy IN Two days. anu WAS ready
" 30 win the The ladies have done tneir duy as
We'll as the mon have. kChniuAd county las scnt ten
companies 10 the field NoOy have you done your duty
anu Just as nobly have the women done theirs. gap
pnt Anu wish yos 70 % ,nasa AVN wSi u %T
your place, women exercise more influence even
IN WA, Perhaps than aythns else ana II Is probcm
whether they not govern IT, world ut last iughter)
IL Is their spirit which anmas the soldier ia the fight
some fecoect the pious admonitons oil Their mothers
ana others recoect the smiles ana oesmns cohlenaces
OF some fair home Ths, are the sentiments winch
actue our soldiers The att lotions Oh the women are
power like that which holds the oTos OF the universe III
ther proper places Now then, in this WORK you have
ach to do and If the men are III douot nov much u
subscribe, am perfectly Wiling that they should bone
ana ask their wives. Caugh,cr) woman always acts
ironi impulse and hei Impulses are generally right but
man poIiers aud thinks and doabis. Woman thoughts
90 directly to the truth; and perfectly willing
this the Judgment Of your wives
sisters. 1t may be that husbands have promised
their wives turnout, aud they may be doubtful
til they consult their old women at homesome men
are. laughei) Then lei chem have no iears Oh that
subject. Just tell HIM g Will 90 without that carriage
that furniture while brave volunteers In the
tented Held Will pot up with whatever We have got
Put down every cotton bale you can spare" That what
know the ladies VIII say.
THINK srDJrGAnoN AND CONCLUDES.
And now, then, gentlcmcn am perfectly Wiling tina,
you shall go home do not intend 10 open any subscrp
ton hero today. committee viii be appointed TO can
vass the county and ever, one OF YOU trust, viii be
seen by that committee wish you 10 consider the qaes
ton; talk over the matter with your wives, and
fecty willing to abide by their judgment. And Low, n
conclusion, ! ask YOU one aud ALL women as well as
men, before you make up yonr Judgments 10 consider
the magnitude Of the question: tho great issue beor;
you, the pcris surrounding you, the dangers beseinl
you think Of your homes and your hrcs,dcs and ter
think Of subugaton Think then 81 your duty, and al
ask Of you is to perform yoar duty as fa'thfsly as
have Gone mine to-day. and leave it with YOU the
try and God. cloud and prolonged applause.)
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