New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-22
SAME sPIRIT EVERYWHERE.

We have been cloey scanning from the diff
erent States they arrived from day to day since inel
Of the late became generally known order
ascertain the in which the the
sentiment Of people press universally aekuowl
edged be the best exponent Of popular opinion
from, which derive Information could be resorted
Onr Investigations have b=en thorough and dapaasonas and
the result h been exceedingly gratifying tons.
Te result has been precisely what expected for did
entertain mgiyngs when entered upon the task
believing that thoroughly understood the temper AID pa
ohm0f tie Southern people From Virginia 10
Arkansas sonth Gsolinabut voice has ear
determination expressed but action hada going o
show that the people understood perls the aton
the magnitude struggle which they engaged
maneng inynsibe iron viii toacheye Independence
perish in the attempt We boldly say that the pages of his
tory do not record s The circumstances duly weighed snch
sublime uprising people, already pressed by csamtiss
with threatened and with oiuous future
Ing to receive them There has been faisng anywhere
hacking down. signs apprehepsions
le ultimate result of the expressed. cam
earnest hopeful but naexibe resolution
have animated all classeI and conditions Of people the
largest city to the queest Agricultural district. N
All the dangers rifces and privations incident
srucvs war; have been inelgsny considered and
the be they death or de,,rction
of property the resolution fight the Northo the bitter
until Southern Independents Is
unanimously arrived Such people, inh sbiing such
country anirated by the highest and holsst
mpel human nature to deeds of u-eaaed daring With
everything that dear and depending uponthe
resu never be permanently snbngaed They may be
oysrrun but their country occupied The
auerabe WILL the nndyDg anmosiy, the seeples hate of
wrongea end outraged people wan,only waed Upon
dicye foe will continue increase ntensy and every
drop Of Southern blood shed narg avengers will constantly
Apng up II the main cities of the South posse.
sion Of the Aboioniss, the country wond
remain free and the fight would We would be in the
condition Of Spain during the Napoeonc with greater
adyanages however, less able and powerful
end against The greatest General that lived held spans
chief cities but the spaniads fought will tight and
finally succeeded The the Spain fought
country well described by Byroa in noble burst poetic
eoquences Hear This splendid invocation IL 54 sg$
Yes. close her with your armed bosoms round, S
I IN And form The barrier which Napoleon found S&
| The Ell. rmna,ing war; the desert plain ~
Pa hf The streets without tenant the slain; s "a
The wild Sierra with its wilder troop gs5jss Il. N
| a4s OF vulhre plunrd guerlas, on the soop
= For their ncessant prey; the desperate wall -
OF saragossa, mightiest In her fall - s. &c "a I'D
Tho man nerved o a spirit, and the maid ~
Waving her more than Amazonian blade
-E'sf' The torch 10 make Moscow Of Madrid t&ilE51
| Andin each heart the spirit Of a Cid
Cannot Of the South emulate the SpaniardsE Ukdoubt
edy If will only endure half much endured
fight half hard they fought II will be just impossible
the Month conquer the sonh for the South
| the whole Of the cont melt Of Europe: