The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-08-20

thsir own fortunes who amoug. nem
can tell what month or q week !nay
bring forth I If sncfi cbayscl cr> Is NO..
would be the only suffegsrs, I would say,
in Gods name, Lett the tenen,v e"na.
But they will not sufifr. ThW vii!
f'truckie and fawn upon the epomv tn
save tJat property whica, they llase
aInassei trptn the misforiuu6s os Ehs
couatrs = WIZ %n6t sotgahize, 6. What
harm can 1t DO! None, except to in.
te,fcSecNith some .fsyorite speculation.
.itch, make tho following Suggestion
ffor, consideration. II il is not practice,
be, let ii tsiTprayod: Each District
of tho Congressional District, Anderson,
Dickens, GreenYile, SHattanburg .snd
T Unipn, raiso two companies ofnountsd
men, without respect 10 old Beat or Reg,
ejmentsifIincs. This wiI,> give ten cons.
panies. enough for = Regiment, Whsn
sufficient number ofrnen, say forty or
fifty, have been raised, elect company
officers, establish company rendezvous
Of all the companies; when this has been
done, the officers can meet at some
central or both men and officers might,
meet, and elect a Colonel Licut. Colonel
and Major, who win organize the Regi-
ment thoroughly. The troops should
be mounted, for none others would be
available, except probably artillery com
panies at the towns, and should be com
posed Of non>eonscripts, that the organ
ization may not be inte,fered with. The
next difficulty to be overcome ia the
want Of ammunition aud arms. If the
colonel willmaks out reQuisi.ion upon
either the State or Confederate author
tiles, for fifty or sixty rounds TO the
man, for such arms as they may have,
shot guns, pistols, rifles, de-, exhibiting
his muster rolls at the same time, there
Is no doubt but that ammunition would
be cheerfully issued and such arms as
could be spared. TIE Colonel then is
sues this to his captains, who issues it
10 his men, each party taking receipts,
and the men carries it home, until need.
ed. Well, the next obstacle is the diff.
Guilty OF assembling at the company and
Regimental rendezvous. This can be
accomplished by signals, such ss-mak.
ing large brush-heap in each neigh
borhood, on an elevated position, 10 be
fired in case of alarm. or the exhibition
Of white fags or amy signal that the
officers may agree upon. The brush
beNp signal has been practically resor
ted 70 in the army of Northern Virginia,
when pickets have been posted at q
| long distance. Whatever the signal 10,
it should be confined rs a aecrat to the
members Of the Regiment. and when
seen the man shonld get his arms. am
muni,ion, horse All htarkcl,. ,.rd rs....,.r
at once to tie evn,pauv ren.iezsu's
which will repair al once 10 the Relr
mental RIndezvous. There il, then. pt.
ganized a. Regimen Of compsra,iveiS
fresh men and horses i, flf uEa,' -
raiding party # tht- .sreu,Nytv &ine.,s,
cade. hafras ,,.,apny4 earttns dajs IT,.
to a+ttrog Esi -rh.tt e--ILira. = y re-
ptoiec' ifc ;Z.Uo'ry. Fhm Ptah,. ,.a..a
uu' i";ns,!l ,H,h stAna ,ir,nURr; .t..'.
of spv tHn> -" u;llNGs,Stss. u a. &C..
d,'i, my = Lso .''cy 3 b&,ou; ~
in two hlTn;:.... 'rc> Re .'irtlt StQ
three monIi,r. IT.. eie,,,rr.a' ~ -
can be learned in t&Sl ii,re .,'-.'''.
enough to accomplish wopSar. IL rr-.,
sort of fighting, and is is great nIs-
take to- suppcse tha' i: reaiirea exlsri-
ence OF ~ military education ~ nr9>tGiy-
and handle Rerurcu, Of tha so.s
The organisation eri be iestref u d&v
and when IL gets. IN ti'eiiold, g"oA, c,,rn
mon, hard sense is The man ,le.iGcr7,uin
oackcd by energy and will Some.
thug 81 this sort is The oniY t'nu. ,.rat
can save the country III ra,s Of invasion
The mjtilla Cannot -as depended npon,
t"g bv:oru, the Governer'S procinms tion
cQntl DO 'ssued and tho m3u asselr oled
ne enemy viii have c1me and gone
twill giyY confidence to The country
Improve the tnorHtc 81 the people -hc
! on hand IN case Of domestic trout!es
and diror; he miHds Of chiceen,A .artct
turoakers from. their hctriess conai.jpT
l. the plan suggested nract'cabio'
50, can i be carried on. /. only reed
tHo M three practical energetic rIea il
each District to carry Il or. II ma,
be that Regiment could De raised il
every Two Districts, if SO, nil the -bettor
BRAzILIkN NEUTRALrTr.-Tbe EN-
peror I Brazil has caused another cir
cular TO the Governors ofths Province
to be issped by the: Minister Of Boreig
Affairs, ,S'.iwith the siaw Of giving wide
, circulation, to the directions issued il
&. August, 1851, in which are sst fort
the orincinles regulating the reutralit