The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-19

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The 4naericRtt Statesmen, :.
~, Will NE hesinglaexceInpa VI Mr. .Ssy-
lRoar. ,ara<hat only before be. had Toned
etfs iengasge sao&p 10. ,hes espp posed ne
s.essssies ofsRi, patty, not sp,gte Niher
loan statesn,sp seems 10 1haye troabisd
binseF To- 5ieSk besontl the precise; is,..
sae. o { tprcseot raised bcfs cen NssIhs and
| Soutb,os hi consistey the mo,hentous-
lqnestions. wh hNmnst 5nf fallab.y rise out,
l9of IT,. Bat. fhe mar, of s'f ojhers, who
lslfows4ibe most utter inability to COM,
kwel,end the true import of <ari is pass
l:ikg arogpd hisp. 81 gentleman on whoP,
! IN dsf;rls of any ono butter, seems to,
lave. :desplsAa the duty Of embslfning
she cause Of the n ortherny States in some.
thing which, for want of anything bet
ter, appearssto pass current in America
t;fer. soupl argument and ~clasic clos,
tairenas, M umpcf,is Is the Chairman
of the Gamnri.fee Sfsthe State on For>
eign Relations. lie has, therefore, to
discharge executive rs we'll asEegisla. :.
tive hutics, and we have n riglTt-lo eXa
pecl from him not only the rounded pc
RODS of an orator, but; something Of the
| wisdomEof a practi mi statesman. The
theme he selected for himself was main
ly the 5conluc. Of Euslsnd,.. which has,
according tn:him, been in all particulars
wrong, We cannot suppose that many
wiH:wale. through the enormous mass
got words with 'w,nch Mr. S1mner has
opcrlaid' sery.simpla and iutelligible
subject, ana.&p- wilftherefo. lay before
our renders some few, Of the charges
| which that gentleman bring. against
Oar country I" = We believe our
readcrs: by this time havo he'd CROUCH
OF thc, logic of Mr.. Simmer. It is based
ne;iEtcr-on- law nor on fact, bit upon
lis own sympTthies and antipathies,
hichhe is pleased to assume must, also
Ihe ours-4.Qn the supposi'ion, which we
4 do not admit, that the North are ohyi,
/ opslg in t1e iga., and on the. Inference,
| which I'VE refuse 10 draw, that even II
I. =lLa North are in the rig!n, we are bound
20 violato2the laws OF neutrality in order
to assist them: -~London- TimSs. :
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Message Of tae, Hoyoraor Of Alaba
: TIE ba,s 4isessase d II dorer,ror!. saertor
the outgoing Governor of Mabamas was
communicated 10 the Legislature of that
State Son the. oh inst. Ii is a sensible
4 and practical document.
I d" The, financcs-, OF Alabama are in a
sound condition. Tho bnlauce,in the
l'rreasufyr was $3ll,l5j.9G. "A aarse
pohion Of The message Is devoted 10
The 9iscussioa.4cf' affairs, which are oi
leeaF interest. 3. =. ',.,s S-,,,!-5-- ~.
lu+A fhrth6r.> psotisioav for tho support
Of the families Of indigenL so liers is re.
Fcommended. Some irregulariyiesin the
Iaexeeaiion Of the imRressment law, by
bs,l Statesand Confederate oiiieeya are
pointed: out, as we'll as defects in the
acts ihcmsekes.
. = An improvement Of The Militia sys,
s'tenis suggested, rendering i,s organ:
kzatiou more uniform; and its service
/ afore efficient. '~' ~:vs.-i ... -
i an advance ofsR,aries is reecinscnd-
: cd as"an ac;sef justice 10 all public'func:
ttionaries. in the present deprecated
state, OF Lhe currency. 6 ..'5 49,. p.
AperIfon'ef his State paper iswprthy
{ ofspeeial Gommendation, in which ftnilt
Il af Iesisia. ); al ,Eeeoa,mended- with re.
teatd 10 ihe sretaiiiug of sehituous II
= tqnors, as demoIa!ising botlrto the army
land people. .,-,-. = -.
The message concludes with a brief
+ reView.6f, State and Confederate reIa-
tiQns, wherein the harmonious action OF
: stiha Government Of. Alabama with that
J Of The CopfedeFacv, is set forth in terms
: Of eUpgratuia!ion, and jus.ice is done TO
! the auotiges Of tho latter, where iIregn>
hfities have arisen as tosacts of admi-
: abstraction. - .. -..
r. Tw&sERvIxo SwEnr PorAronss-The
4 following plan for preserving sweet po
tatoes is advertised in North Carolina
by. de Saafterrnas,eF's DeI5artmen,,
l.withstbe view sofs'e!iciiing information
from the armess OF North Carolina
The plan proposed is froau N leading
fasmsr'ins Hanover. conntys Na::
: sazz..4-GGl..a.,, -SsPrENnERg Is, 1888. 3
4 Those smost successful. in, keeping
sweet potatoes tdaing the winter, IN
Hanover county. Virginia, adopt this !:
+ In a high dry spot exeavste aI,hnie
/ of conyeaient size. and shape, ito The
Il 2epth. Of four or 1--WE. fact. Pats in q
3 layer pffine tags, s,say tbreeiuches; thick,
4. the sides also should be lined with rhe
4 same as the potatoes are, put 70. After
The whole is flied TO willlis, one. foot Of
the ss,,face, and shelter 10 Keep OF
!, the rain 'ereaed, The potatoes are allow
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