Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22

war es the only :eondition .proffered'DY TIC enemy
abort ofssutjugsiion; lfhhsrsFerySopqtparatlon
necessary to 6poounter such war should srPeF'.
sisted. IN, and that the amplest ,spppfes.M pro
visions for armies and people should bGthe. ffst
object Of all agriculturisrs aSherefote YIN ear.
nestls5roeommonded that thoa=people, inkteadfot,
Eplsntinis cotton. and tobacco, shnll dirsee sheE
AGRICULTURAL labor mdinly to the prodncts6n OF
SsuchP Drops as wiiEiirpsu o Ssuficisneg u fSed Tor
kclssseSaudforsSeryaenergeu ,thsrsby, with
ttrue, putIiotisma {, rubordinitiHg tho hepe tof gain
20 the, eestsin- good Of the eouptryt,-, ;a e.
10 Issue q pfocramafion 4toSthei .pe0ple 6Eathese'
ES~tgtss.usying upunthen Observation-Disclosures
| ing against the, great peraa. OF, . skgrt crop o.,
tpfuyisions, and Getting forth such reasons there
Tor as biz Judgment may-dictato. "
e Fuifg cSnoSsfintgdn therriers thus sa1pressst<
kby rhaeougress,aI II confidently appeal To- your
Hove Of country fos aid: in carrying. mtg, shset tne
! recommendation ef your Senator'S ana aepre !.
p I'VE have reachod. the closo of. tho .sooDnd year
! OF the war, and may point with. just pride to the
shiutory of our yon1g 0onfedefacy:: Alone, unafd-
ED, We Aare.net .aad. ayrrthrown the msst power
fful combination Of military and naval ntmaments
| Observation-Disclosures eysr. gathered together
/ for the. subjugation of 4. free; people. We; began
| this struggle. without q sipgie. gun aaeSt While
the RESOURCES OF our ensmysenablsd tbenl 70 gr.n-
or Reefs, which according 4to~their official tisf'
? pabJishedju Augusta Inst cousizted cf,A2l1 xsss
es elssmeasnring S4O, 036 tons, and carrying S26s
sguns. Yet;He have Captured, sunk or destroyed.
| a namber Of those vessels, including 1EwoA large
7 f~tipatass and one stean- slopp:of-Ta r, whilefonr9oi'
Etheis csptured, steam sgunbyats ARC >row IN our
possession, adding TO the strenytb Oh: oui. little ma,
w: which is rapidly gaining IN numbers and
effbiSney. sTo oppose invading forces composed
| of1ep;es which hSFe .alrcuhy, se1ceedeii- snirtoee-
hundred thousand men, .yea had NO resources Ply
the. unConquerable. yaorpf q people Sstsrmlnea
I supplies fhss tons Of thousands &oE our scitixbns'
| wernJeIuctsutly -refused- admissionints the seg-
| vice from oar Inability to pr. glde. then VIE
tarms, while for many months some Of our lmpog-
! tant stronghold owed their safety chiefly tosa
! csfcfnl eoncealment of the fact wesRereA 8tshous-
ssupplyo Of: power for our, csnnon,- Your aeyoa9n
| sud patriotism hare triumphed over all these
oBstaoles, and called into e~1istenee tho munitions
of Wharf.-The clothing. and the subsistoIicos which,
have enabled our soldiers. to.illustrato their Saior:
| on numerous ,hattle-heids,. and lnfict crushing, 90.
! feats on succepsiYe arwies, eaeh Of, which AN ar
rogant fon fondly i'm agiped'teBc inyihlfibIa; 80
The CONTRAST betweenc pHr p sst.and present eon--
| di,isp.is welEcsloplsted: ~ inspire fnll oophdence
in The triumph, Of, our arus,. At no presleus Pc,
Rod OF the war have our FORCES been 30 namer-
GUS. soewellorganized mud 30 y.disPfin-
\ Gu, .8Iu6u auu CHulpRo3t elek
SON Of. high water. on which our enemies. relied
to enabled their feets Of ggun-boats to penetrate
into our country ind devastats our homes, 1sifast
passing away. Yet our +strongholds ON. tho Mis-
| sissippi still bid defiance to athc foe, and. months
| of costly preparations for their Reduction have
been ppent in vain DiSastcr has been the result
+ oftheir every effort toaurnso or to- stor1nf v Ickseurga
| and Port .Hndion, al, wellss Of every attaet sen
our batteries ON tho Red River. the T:llahatcnie,
: Sgft -. k~.o,n Within n frw waeKs
HE fallinv waters iundgtle increasing'5 hearts;tof'
summer viii scDmple.e thei radiscomiture, and
compel their bafled and. +aefsatsd. farces. to tho
abandonment Of expeditions en- which was,based
their chief hopes Of success in efectfhg oursub-
/ ;~uvstion: ,cSY @-STfA.h 70 S~yts&<SSa -
:: Iegmust not sforget, however, that. the. wal,
is,not yet ended, and that we ais sthl contrsnteu
| BY powerful armies and threatened by numef-
oIs aeets, andethat the Government eiEnieh%cun+
trolls. 6rss fleets and armissia driven. n the most.
| desperate, efforts to. effect The unholy purpose IN
which Il has. thus Tar been defeated. It will use
ito utmost energy TO Grertthe impending Doom /;
az fu~Ily5meritsd BY the.utrocificsrits llis commit
led. the sayaes barbaritieso which it-has ,srstpr.
aged, and thu .~e.owniug ,ipfsmy, 81. its attempt T..
excite q serYile p6pu1ati66 70 the nassaero 81 cur
wives, our daaigatesrSapa our helpless children.
WITH such aoontest before pa there's hntsope
| aanger.uhinh the Govern mept OF your choice res
L RuIuh Hlus ~HN 30 L-.o a,
| n appssls' 10 Che never failing patriotism. and
Sptrit Of self sacriHce sNhichS yuu. have Sexhitieed;
| notwithstanding -0f the Barsa:The yerysunia;
vurabis seasop,, the :protracted dropyhts, 81 last
y.ar. reduced he haryests on which vie depended
/ fsr below On aserageSyield,T and shesdehCishcy
! was unfortunately still more IKE the NORTH
| err, portion q Of 4hs+ Cenfedoracy, where supplies
| were apecially,nseded for tue army. ~ thronSh
n eJnfdence In early peace which mny prove DE-
y y.-..sSuL.. Gafag~ Az, SfidN hin nnm AlvOted To the
!, production of, cutton and tobsccos instpad gt cgFsinn
| and live stock, and oihes ARTICLES a%ecsSsValI tf me
! subsi5tahSo OF the people and thos army re oop-
| ssadsaGs @ay ppff6ysssf5ais, # 6saisassfdaa,aN s:.
peefsi(y should tho p1etsntsssssous pIagc ssauntas
( yorahls asthe last Yonr poontFy tssIeiofegaP
peals q. JON % Jay aside oil thought q gan,
tieasVftk6atrEhiSh these gains saofld he a~Eatuc:5
| lssseI.istruethatthefEhe harvest IN the more
southern States, which Hil BIO. gathered next
month. promises ON abundant yield but. even #
this prSmise be- fulfilled tho difficulty of transport
| tation, enhanced Il as it has been By tndfnusnslly
rainy, winter, viii pause mhagasSneht IN mill
{arysspefations apd. .sl4syfhgS among the people
s66ulf tke crops in the middle and Northern P0r-
: lions OF Che NSHfederacy ptavsdsacisut, SAaSnn
1 ppsaaigeaaneaashe fsitinetogara: 10 a mers sypply
Of bread ieE @aa:s LIS fog the lasgs amoln;! q
7 S,doS,1 ana for the supply, Ofstho Fanimals used in
! military operations; that %ypprsaid as specially
reunited. These articles are too. bulky foe
I distant transportation, and. in them tho def.
: riGncy IN the last sharvcst' WINS hi0sf felt, Tat
; yodr aStds, he devoted reg rlqsI sci +tastAeapEa
4 daetinpof CORR, ;oats1 heansr .p9aa, .pgtataep apd
eshes .3oea. for smgn nnd hoage. Icy .e9xn sne
soR1 bfosdcast {0r fodder, in immediate ptpxlint-
+ to fU'iairSads, s4ivers' and'candis,, and aef IN year
/ eGorts.be tsctedstOth the prompt saiplysnf d1ese
ditiol.s, In ,ths districts. whore our -armie1. arr. ODD