The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-03
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Il The correspondent OF Cincinnati Gazette
1fromsH Huntsville, after a humorous lallusion t
General Buell's order that the, army go or
half rations; thus describes an interview witt
the secessonist woman '. sl1t tt'i:' '5 SSs
T Speaking Of the country reminds PIE Of I
Ican / made at the houss9of asWealthy plante,
within six miles ofsthist place, recently, when
II learned more Of the effects Of the rose water
policy Of some of our great men than 7 6id
. how to sell tin ware TO this dear peopls:, !
called wheretI had some previous acquait-
Etance, and Of course was Aisappointedinsfina
ling that the OLD gentleman was in town, and
only the lady Of the house with the scr ants
at nome. II tets.i ~ -fzitq, III 4iTT -
THE LADY, DOES n lot LIKE GEN. MlTcHEbL. n
/ She dplored the present condition of af
fairs; hoped Chat Compromise could soon SIT.
tie our troubles; thinks the Cincinnati, El-
qui,er'is a mosto excellent and ably edited
paper would ,nuot, like. that the Western
States would Separate from the Eastern; and
join the Southern Conf4d>racy don't see
why the EnQuiaer and Mr.. Vallandigham do
not say more aboutth that, for tas South woulsi
willingly accept a union with the West iHyr
husband did not like General MITCHELL 1T
was kind enough to place s;dar>l at their
house for four weeks to Keep the soldiers fro:l.
annoying, but then his policy of making the
lpgople take the oath who never had been to
war was very bad especially those who have
conscientious scruples on the sub;ect. d IN
I RI TER OPINION OF GENERAL EUEEL...sE
/ I'VE are deli ;hted with hin. He is not
so fearful that we are all enemies as General
Mitchell was. Ii fact, We r.sartl biz, as a
most excellent General, Mr.. -.savs he
hear.t GENERAL Bea.sregard say that Buell. was
a model gentleman, if there was on: in the
North. and our people. have great confidence
III General Beanr:garl, ana believe any state
ment he would make" t4@ --. =, .~,.
KISSING LITTLE BOY.
just about that time beautiful little boy
of about seven years calne near me, whose
features were moulded in symmetry, and
whose bright eyes looked from beneath well
shaped forehead, that was itself overhungb
beautiful auburn locks. =, Casting the war pol
| icy and the war conversation to the dogs. I
remarked on the beauty Of her little boy, and
as had not kissed Il baby "or any other
man for ten gfortnisi.ts, you nay guess that
the pulse had told but few Dcats bcifolre play
ed the country politician most completely.
:! "Why," said the lady, "tlat's the child Of
one Of our servants" q" - If ";.. .rr
| 'Oh for a lodsc in some vast Wilderness, y
was, Of course, INN @diately ulprt sscd ON lily
| Ny lady, however took the affair f,rthf,;!-
ly, and said that the mistake was often made
/ You may be sure that did not ask about
the father of; that child pvr could |, just
then, have como to any other conclusion than
that Che. system Of slavery was one that, in
practice, evarleuped the bounds of domestic
virtues and iavaded the domains Of most in ]
famous harlotry andlapalgaasat,on. All this.
100, the spirit Of noble wives must bear, and
with bleeding hearts yet smile, -f!onsh a
beautiful Slave entlces unw!tting'y the heart,
or, at least, passions, Of her husband South,
crn wives would have 10 reason to acp'ore il
Eif the neces ,lties of IT st,ou d grind to p wv
dr. the whole system of slavery, wit, it's at
tendant vices provided they held martial OBJ
llisations as sacred as aid the Roman u,atren
| afttrthe above incident left, not fully
determined whether the joke was on myself
or the pretty boy. ,...e. s-.. :.
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saBEArTirrL ExrRAcr.----Lst then the aged
womanbe no longer the object. Of contempt