Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-13


that if the old repudiated debts OF
Florida, Mississippi and Arkansas !
would be acknowledged, and the in
teress paid, they should have more
money. believe the sums that
could be borrowed here would be |
small, lut it is part Of the plan.
and gives encouragement 10 South
erDefs.
Nsw, if your Northern integral
portion OF The country has any mill
tary strength, any fgat and en-
idurance, with ability TO GARY on a
tremendous campaign with crushing
force, vigor and success, they have
no time 10 lose. You have got to
talk of fifty aud hundred million
dollars at time, instead Of tens Of
millions, aud feur aud five hundred
thousand men, instead OF a hundred
thousand. Ills the sublimest struggle
Of modern times, and one in which
your very existence as great ma
ton is staked.
Let the South break off, either
With or without foreign aid, and
where is your future national great
ness? A respectable nation, certain
ily, but not the one that could grow
up between the great lakes and the
Gulf Of Mexico. Six mouths viii
certainly decide tie question, and You
may as we'll believe it. If you lave
virtually conquered in that tine, vel
and good; but if you have not, ther
] you will fnd new complications arc
Internal interference.
You may say that this rub!'cl,
afowed position is tie very way Il
give encouragement to the rebeillou
South to continue their resistance
: looking TO the hope Of foreign in
IterfereEee. Blu: still. You know tina
, the great bulk Of this nation is 3;
, much opposed to war, and mer
war burdens, that it void lie ian
3 possible 10 get up a war, particular
ly against Americs, without she's
, OF cause, and thai pretext cannot b
t found Immediately. But lei som
: British sailors be found prlyatssllns
: aud get hanged, le: blCuderni
English skipper try to ran g block
eds and get captured. or let Brit
ish ADMIRAL, apparently by b!an
a der. bot really Intentionally, get iGt
; scraps With some Yankee cruises
. and exchange shots, and then sen
e "a false statement homo about beia
0 'fifed into" and the cock adoedl
t newspapers could set the country i
blaze on the subject Of Yanke
t impudencs, aud a peremptory de
9 mand could Be made for 4 cessatlo
0 Of nos,i.jties, or, in case Of refu
t sal, a declaration Of war-sud =
D on the bare:aeed false plea tba,
n was done for humanitys sake. 70
}. may depend that the British gov
J. eminent will let DO possible oppol
b taDity slip TO get some chance [
interfere With your warlike Affairs
g Every million spent before Septsm
d Der and every hundred thousand me
e enrolled, will be worth double tn
amount after that time; and if th
r Usited States OF North America ar
!, ever going to be the first nation j
J the world, you have got one tremen
dous campaign TO carry en- dunn
q the next six months.
:. You had better have a Dictator
g King or an Emperor, and have tn
t, country under martial law from on
IS end to The other for one or two year:
a and crush your enemies out, than gs
u beaten by foreign interference an
l. British sympathy.
Il Yeur -affairs ara now in your ow
u hands; in six months 1t may not b.
. Let women cultivate the fields. Zig
u bora ladies' learn hcw to be militar
Is taiiors and act az nurses, and lie
children be kept at home from soho,
n to do. all kinds OF work, and say
- your nation from the danger ths
10 threatens it from within and without
ia for your affairs never looked 80 90
l. rious rs they do at present.
A SCRIPTURAL CoIECIDEECE - On
\ readers are aware that Southern Lii
tnois 10 called HEUvDt." that thareiu