The sun., 1861-11-13

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Ih', D. at this mou'rt an ovcryhclnin..
rrcIouiyrauyc f pu. lc oIiiuou in f,.,r W
Inc war. Atf.,t j. ''4sp movement rr,rhG
tAiod by ambitions, restless dgmtsou...; bu
no" lh' lHr'' hHd sci t'n,Ct and o,lrr weak
r"int' ri the Ur,pi' have brcu brlu ,ht into
pay, AMI tlc whole community seem deter
m'l,. 10 hsht II out. The poorer cll,-rs must
s'.h IN their iaucrwrst l. Irts for dci,sraurr
from the grimm. Opurc sion aud htrd time.
that they row experience, 'ut NJ voic, is h,trl
IN dUuu.l'iur II tlIp AM hnrs ,r nlI thif n,inr
al Voc. The dolu>ion among In, ycnltbi,r
cllss,s rs, that il the rebellion were crush,
their plantation, woul bc scu,lcstrlieI th,n
negroes manumittcd and their families rcIu,rJ
10 poverty while, ~ the result of separation.
they look forward 10 a career Of individual and
national pr".p'rity of which their past expert |
,,g', '''IIn' T., ,Hl'a was nut An ih'ri lore
who are held in cintcmpI even Lv tLrir .,m,b'
ern allies pull themselves up with tho insane |
lIoa that ~ tho new cuni,dcricv protr, i've |
duties are To bc established for their |
benefit, and thai their state viii be-
come lhr New England for the COT
ION '9hlrd'racN, Just ~ II they could 10y any |
miracle ,,'oln' industrious, or rs If south Crp-
ma Woull gl'r up her free trade notions for thr |
sake oi encouraging domestic manufactures. The
people oi the seaho1rd cities Halter themselves
th"l every littlo miserable port on the coast will
nS'one grea, mart OF commerce, beside which |
Wv ~" i"'h ana boston VIII dMindle into ihsig- |
~, "'l .nal We uiIIS'rciGl development
VI He' ,ra'o P'ihcplos VIII enrich their import
~ G Joh''rS ahI mercantile men, aud supply the |
manufactures, these sapeiit Soloils' tntfiSiy
ignore.
So much for the benefits TO he gained unlcr
the new-l,nglch notion Of secession. Then tor
the injIry to be- inflicted On their pnriiIous
ncghlors Of the Norh. oh, sir. that counts for
a great dead in southern calculations. Ihe hatred
expressed to Northern men Is sonnet thing de-
moniac. They are denounced ~ mlscrabl" |
Yankee cheats, liars, swmIlerl h"oliionislS'
niggrr-stcnlcr. aud tie incarnation oi all Nii'-
uo.- aui niquy. This take aa one OF the
mos UnaHswrrni J" cNl llrnrr7 "l southern 'hH'n-
iv, for certainly all this rage and Jury are |
entirely uuclll,d ior.
Rcf,rrin, AMIN TO tho same bitterness Of
% - a.. N.,u, ,,o,I,r U,It.norc
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correspondent lreeh from n'"'l'v'" t'''''' "'''
EoturniuE to Eastern Virginia from one o'
these -its, passed 10y the way ol Manassas
Junction. A regiment ot Sou carolina troops
had arrived on the day got there. II was my
fortune 10 make the acquaintance OF one ol ,ha
officers ol this regiment, "A gallant leiio", ou'
staggering IN his cups, IN ireInen' hpeslohS,
WIS celchraiing bis arrival LOOK ye M"
he 10 me whom, fortunately! ne 'uppos'" u u,
an Englshman, placing ms mana upon my
shoulder, "dn you know, shoulI IKE ,1 u, ~
n,ara Yankee ns am now to you WMl 40
you suppose would 40 TO MN IN nlln
CH him up into steaks ana ToiIS HNInG
prejudiccs against that style oil hl'secuphi
| iorehors to explain TO INN the mls'ahe unner uu
| which he lhhored as to my ha'iohhll'y' Ine
| next forenoon my emphatic acquaintance was
soldering Of alter custom "heh was , i'sh-
ionahle in those part'-'hal is TO say, EJ.''hs TX
exultcd the evening before ne again acco'oI 'hI
me- 'John pun, ~, ,,i,cro S9r vonr,.
p'TIp IL, =, ,ooL ,Ic tobacco. and. while accommo-
dating his denial and s.liyary arrangements to
that portion whlch ne ". on, nm p'ocyyJir. !" ~
'n',,,a,,o Enr nmp '',|5 nC ,5iS s"rt '" bum
" Dpyou know, said he, A." what consider
the mcancst crH,r on earth ?
Ev''p 'H' NY ,h",''"",' ~ ,' "',' g.,