The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-09

WHAT TuK REnEIs SAY ANoNo rHEMrrtvEs.
The N. o. rRuE DELTA says that tho m call
ed Confederate Government Ia q vut msshine
for robbing the people. "Buchananism such
Ia the expressive I ans by which the New Df-
leans Journal desigba'es the system Of org.n'z.d
public plunder-' Buchananism IA in full ant
magnificent u velopmont, the machinery TO con-
duct Il is perfect, a complste espionage over the
Telegraph, the exercise Of unreRula'ed AID un-
restrained power the export trade Of the
country the unlimited and arbitrary control OF
legal inach,t cry, by which the property of ono
citizen q ill,e,lly and dospo icilly taken from
m, vi hopt adequate compensation, While that
Of anc hw " paid fcr ~ enormous prices, and tho
most p'ohigato nbuso ct authority generally 10
-Neiy department is the rule" what ol,s
could bc exp c',d fon to,y Of oo"spirator'
sth men hko tl Vi ard u nj,hin at t cir
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cory Of u telcl letter cent us from Po't RIVAL
Der. ritE 20 1861 Dear bru'hor I tske ths
prescrt time to X to you ties lines TO let you
kuow that l am wal aud hop, that these lines
msy find you all euj ing tho sauic create bles-
en- I have not Drawed err trCney ypt and
doit know When W. VIII Draur cncy but
they giy VA plenty to cato But Nothing to
Drink but We fol as Wo W,ie half Dmak
We have bad ALARM horo yesterday We are
locking for a fight Kny Day We Don't know
Whom We VIII try cur Spunk With the Tan
Keys IL they do tact us We VIII Civ the
sut bcre We have the srm strong Gun on our
fort il shoots ball q bout ~ inches long you
WAY krow that it Will Ruin the Heot n Il
should hit II We have ono gun that shot 1926
llS can here thom shooting SurvAnah eViy
Day Rto soon and lot mo hear from YOU all II
you direct your to Hilton Head Fort Walker
must ID aW 10 a close James s Waro.
An Eloquent Commu nicntiou In behalf Of
| SuhcrioE ireland Food to be sent back
10 kna land In EHchnnAe for hor Troops,
Cannon aud Balls.
To the Editor If SHa.-The nativo county Of
a large portion Of our fellow citizons Ia bainR
| visited by a most dreadful famine. Tho British
Government showing, however, moro sympa-
thy for some Of our tcbcls, (wcll cared fOr)
than for thousands of thoir own suffering and
starving subjects, cannot ruirain from direct
ing YOUR attention, and by your assistance that
of our Congress, a. we'll that Of ~ our fell
low citi1,ns-whatovor native country they 10.
| long toto said terrihle calamity, recommend
| ing such measures "a Will tend to alleviate that
| torTible distress just at tho time whom Her
Msjcsiys Government is preparing to scnd tho
| Warrior and the Black Prince and tho "Levi-
THAN, loaded with paixhans, shot and shell,
| aud all other ammunitions Of hell TO our shores,
| let US send corn and potatoes and iloH and
| meat, and other provisions OF heaven, TO tho
| famine stricken shores o. ireland; thus, | am
| sure, We shall bcst answer tho insane war pro-
parations Of our cousins on tho othor side Of the
Atlantic ocean.
Please give notice Of my recommendation as
quick you can, and insist upon spocdy action.
| Tho sooner tho gifts Of charity be offered, tho
better the givors will ontitlo themselves To tho
admiration Of the world, ,as vol ~ TO the kindness
and grace Of Him, who will say to tho sheep on
| Ills right hand
"Come, ye pleased of my Father, inherit the
| kingdom prepared for you from tho foundation
| Of the world. For was an hungefod, and yo
| gave me meat | WAS thirsty, and yo gave
| drink was a stranger, and ye took me in"
etc. And further: "yorily, I say unto you,
inasnuch as ye have done II unto ono OF tho
least of these my brethren, ye have done it
| unto me-"
| should like TO start collections Of money
and provisions for the suffering Irishmen
Of the! Old Country, but l hate TO 10
known, and think II would have greater effect,
| " somo known person, as, for instance, our
| great friend Of tho poor, Mr.. Farmer would
tako that business in his hands. Don't you
| think 40, too2
Thus, let us fight the big lords feeding upon
| the sweat Of their oppressed fellow. men and
| preparing for war against a foreign country,
while tho population OF a largo part Of their
| own is starving and freezing TO death. Let US
| whoat, to their bullets and bomb-shells, whits
| flour to their black powder. kndling pine wood
| TO their cold iron. clad Warriors ard Black
Alfreds, and other kinds OF big LevathAns and
| little devils.
A private soldier of the Now York Thinker
| Euar1