The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-06

concentrating the slaves from the neiebborbo,
OF hostile armies must produce oonsderabl
evils before il reaches its limits in tho South;
VIII derange labor Ia the districts where Il ha
toen adopted II will cause inquiry and agita
tion' among the slaves themselves. Their con
centfatioh inside the armies Of the South will
snow Their numerical strength compared with
ihat OF their masters. A, yet, inleed. Inc
north has not becn able TO picrcs tho she'll;
| out, u the fcierali,t's columns advance.
| win luc men VINO now burn and destroy
| the property of their enemies, who lav wnst,
the houses and farms within their lines rcspe 4
| The orders of their Generals in reference a. 4,
chattd proporty which can move it.elr and
which Ia the eyes Of the seldi,rs or tho voluu
t.or regiments uf three fourth, Of tho state, /,
he .he sole cause OF this piti,hlc strife Tho light
VIII reach 1t at last. Why il IL 80 d,iu,iIv a ,
pruchcd aud dclicately handled by the Northern
poiitician'p Because they sec it Is bcvond their
power 10 determine the issue which may ,ris,
Nheh once the contest is fairly raised on
,,'t SUBJECT between tho frco States AMI
INC SiaVo hlacs. Tnc commercial inter
's's, the diPl,mAtisis, tho capitali,ts. tho
Ircn who arc prordcr of being ci,itsrs ,r
NE Wicd states than pC being New f. lind
ctS, NV lotkcts, Huo,cra. or HucKr,c,. inf.
hit,ly prefer the Union afd .avor, TO- di,tti,r
anu 'man, lpa'iou: huj the mtrch of cyrpt, ,,.ll
prove Irresistible, aud they will iri Themselves.
! me rypicN y son. ol .tpl 10 draw ihc anna
weapon which i' welded ty the Aboltioni,t,.
The use oivhich they nov rcf,iri Win bo,ror
ana loa' hing; for with II alone can ihrv ,frik
he dcadlic-i blow at tho enemies # 'b. Ii,io,
or which they are fighting Confscltion ANA
,'Iu'stration will be- followed by pr,,crip,i,u.
indeed, tho North already begins TO lnmen, th,,
It's measures for scling tho property OF tho Con.
icdcini' have hcou 20 Inadequate.
Spt"' ks ut distress also come from NJ Mrtn
munger down South. Kirg Cotton h,s no MI,
Ia'-riil, unless he can get out Of prison. whcu
was down South ycnturcd to assure pcrtlc
men at CHAR, ston, SIvapnth Mobil, Mont,
somcry, aud New Ol,ang that the Bri,i.b I'm.
Iirc did no eNit 10y ant for cotton. aui that
England would not break The III ok ale, no ma,
ter how HtcAt her ucUcSritirs su lon, A, II wa.
mhihtainct in accordance with incrnationn,
law; aLd remember well the air Of icompls.icn |
WIN "hich thc'c statements wcrr received ant |
the, "Oh lm sure you believe it, But 49, |
We know John Bull Well--a very good fellow |
brt h' must have his Gotten b, fir mean, o. |
l"ul, wiihou y Your whole ,ystcm will break |
10 pieces. We have the cotton, and W. can iu,,
dictate the terms The delusion wa, euunlly
strong in the North. liut the scales are begin
ninn to fall from their cyc,.
whatever tho gnllaniry Of the troon, en-, ,cd
at liail Bluff the result must have inspired
ANYTHING hut confidence in their leaders ainont
ne troops engaged. In proportion to the mum.
Der know ol no creator slaughter The whole
French army lost less in killed and wounded AT
-" .'''Ni' VI NlN NllNu -lno English ami Iurka
lost les, at the battle Of Bllaklnva-thc nunib,r
ol our killed nj lnkcrmaun was not much more
han hall the total loss of the Fcdcrili,ts i'm
Killed, wounded and Ais,ing but these were
Glorious yictorics-Big Bethel, Bulls Run.
Balls Blui.
Never was such promotion in any army in
tho world. today salute a, gcnorals men
whom icw months ago knew a. captaius,ani
the retired centurion is called from civil lif, TO
assume the command Of lcgons, and to draw
the goo,lly pay nsd allowances by which. in
times gone by, the United States rewarded tho
devotion or ambition Of the few who woro TEMPT
'd TO enter a small and arduoul service from
professional, or political lilo.
On Friday evening last, stopped to speak 10 |
some men on duty at tho end Of tho Chain
bridge tho sergeant Of tho guard was nm Eng
lishman, who had served in the Royal Marines
Young, active and intelligent; tho second man
had been private in llor Maicstvs .3ist tha
OF foreigners out OF five or six men. Nov AMI
then the eye catches in the ranks tho Crimcan
or Indian modal, and even the well known rib.
and Ct the Lcs!3a Of Homer All astionalitcs
are represented in this army, "a well a. re-
ligions.