New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

poor description Of great city. P1ir iassss the
of them neither read write and none Of them
have seen the Mr.. Jolys mansion was no worse
than is neighbors could not believe, till saw tho
nn.eniahe signs. that such di.apidated deDs were
human habiatioDs Most Of the houses weather.
beaten and leaning look gale Of wind wond
eas!ly complete their ruin. Bot this wretchedDe.s 10
rot peculiar 20 tits State. l remember seeing a log
hut. near Atlanta which although it had no pa.-
tion the dining room and bedroom Of thirteen men,
women and children. The Southern arstocrsts, that
is tie large s!a cowncrs." said to Mr. jolly "be.ieve
in caste: and not Only they but also their chatels.
dcspi,e such you. The ciyalry know the value VI
education AID theretre are content TO let 1t be tx.
clusiye. YCu are their tools YOU vote for them, and
now ior them your are fighting. and for them
one OF ,oHr boys has died. Wbyf" The old, fhrivcl.d
figure by the pine fire. with iis bony hands casPed
ana want were before Lin anyhow, and even 4 the
Southern toniedcrscy succeeds he must still be poor
and regarded only al election. The lethargy of tho
pcopc alarms me- Although there never has been such
eed OF agricultural products yet they leave their hclds
uDcaged Tor. The reason. though invalid is obvious.
Both the Rebel armies and own have Of necessity.
wherever tey have been, consumed nearly all the pro-
Visions ~ The farmers made hopeless BY scarcity and
the continued preteIce Of its cause. have left most
SHOW thu their folly. Suppose TIE war continues,
will IL misery be lessened either to the soldiers
peace with what feeling will you regard your fcds,
rank with weeds Instead OF golden with corn Begin
YOUR Fan blowing at once. Take heart. and any Of
tDee sans abandoned horses that are sraying about
yOnr farm. and go ~ work." The argument seemed
effective but at best severe restitution n in
cyiiablc.
Ihe evidences Of misrepresentation on the part ofthe
Secession leaders are both laughabe and sad. rad
small difficulty IN pcfsuacng an old lady that IN
any way res nb.ld Yankee Perhaps she expected 10
SEQ horn Tor the poor whites have been taught 10 be-
eyo that there is both relationship AID family Ike
ness between tie Yankees and his Satanic Majesty.
Nothing IL seems TO me. would soon and thoroughly
rng political salvation for this miserable class 40
large Infusion Of the Northern element. The mOun-
taids, which abound In wealth. would be mined the
mutudes VI streams would soon be changed from ul6
1ances into earnest WORKERS. mills and factories would
abound. the "schoomaam" would become institu.
iioD, and beside her ssnctum and overlooking It, would
arise tie whitcpired church There Is plenty Of room
and plenty o. work for New. Engand in Tennessee.
one icslt Of tie viii doubtless be Interchange
Of population. The dupes Of the Confederacy, whose
e,s have been opened, declare their intention "a 70
No.th-tAat generally to OHIO Or lndana-vhilo
ous sol.es h., been blind to tie opportunities of
pro-p rous sclit ents which they have met in their
lie people vho ilink that armies angels. are
very mac mistaken. There are but too many nstsnoes
Of cruel ndcrnInason IN the seizure VI property oe
no rendered 20 Unionists AID Of unauthorized
@ uscl6u. OF tlesast case the shooting VI pigs On
IN road by fyrag escorts Tor icher meal Is perhaps
The most tr il and illustration II Is said hat
the Duke of Wellington ordered man TO be shot for
puttag his DayOnot Into Loaf hIcl pocr Noran waS
g ..yiiy Such discipline among our soldiers, en-.
forced AZ present would the success OF the Con-
lg!eracy. An old women at whose house stopped Tor
I; drink water tod ne SaN story.
sunset was falling through the dense foliage o. noble
Group trees that oyersbadoyed what was once COM
Portable home. have lost my eyesight SIR, said The
aged she leaned on her stan II the doorway.
Can't you zee met who am talking 70 your An
no." she answered mournfllly, and continued. NY
two ne,rocs have left the troops have taken all ny
corn everything, three coffee SACKS and my ap'
plea; and have nobody len 10 TIL my ground Ler
poverty intensihed by the two women VINO La1
Tasoris the officers who took her provisio isi her
nothing which would secure her receipt nom the prop
er QgariermasteT. ,
nights rect and plenty Of corn had so revived the
o,.rgy of Uncle Sam that he left Mr. Joys at uot:
Tred ms he joted jubilaIt tor bis arm was stil
aciiug with the application II had MADE o. suna,y
,icts .he previous evening 10 the tough hide o. TIC
G~,ar horse "Massa hin goes mighty wen olS
noInin'" said the noble scion OF deg.ue-se siie'
trianphanty We dined By The Ioecsi9s, .. Go a.
"1en. fe,J Afforded We lad oyertaken m emacia,ed
adier Who was travelling home. apparently. 70 aie.
lie lad borrowed ancient buggy, and o. scraps os
tSrr.ss f,s.ened thereto cavalry horse that might
hive been brother 10 Uncle Sam. dTeai! icoAins
appearance they made on the solitary road. AZ tne ~
,es shlyoling in spite OF TIE VAIN sunshine
r,d linn with his blaaA ets and M Own IL dud.iioh,
~ male him warm whilo be rested under The ieIce.
The rad grew very rough nmaia sa,ands a "n -
,uirits Uncle Sam had none. moreover, RS uioncr
vas a.so evidently giving out. What nils We had 70
climb, What slippery rocks to surlnount ara WAY
dangerous hocs 10 avoid Many time found myself
alone Then turning my horses head would wait ti
sw nv companions toilng up the ascent the ianguid
80 ;br vlTary Invalid and the desperate Fred-s
,rarSssion At as, was compelled dismouns
and tas tie ..ck soldiers aded least up steep dene
covered with loose stones ana oaIAelen y haan,
ON either side. How gladly we hailed TIE DeautuGi
Cinch River from the summit Kingston vas 'lsio's
on Tho opposite bank Shouting, loudly ana oNen-
Ferry We ~ length discovered three soidiers APP
r-uachng the stream. They jumped on wooden pst-
irm ana. using ponderous oars slowly p'9PeIisd IL
1te Invalid r wac ling on the so Ta Sss
& 49, lr,rs FOR support Uncle Sans head was be-
tween his leg. Fled looked sleepy. But Billy was
tiu fresh enough TO need constant paluNs 10 soV'o
linn while crossing TIE river on such an open convey
rr1. ana a sense of responsibility kept LIS master
wide awake C.caying on the right ana on u. Mt
,he mountains that lowered dIk'bsse anu nisn
an ci.hcr side glowing here, mirror OF tAo
spitry sun. and gloomy there under the shadow
OF tbe hills il seemed the ose.lest sheet Oh wafer Ia
ever seen o. no . the best mon man IN town lSs
IL 10 stay with - inquired OF solder Ga .ne o"A'
- NJ IA inst there" was the immediate reJoibcer,
ne he roirtcd 10 an irregular booking house JUS! visible
in the darscning twilight t,h !Sn smS us .nianr
10 ray rrets az and ID aYa What could dor Bny
81 20 feel for the sick stranger Us he sprang into
gaop freely as II he had just como u on 'Iv %
pr,w up u d large hotel and asked sour ioons isan
az accommodations. Was tatly refused. But aiIsr
some very plain speaking obtained an uhwlllng Per
-. - NJ he conliaincd-bctween the two armies.
if,r ealop.ng back. imagine my lo!iui surprise ~
lie ring KIND apo,oginng voice .AeIAu, !ou
LAd only SAID you were sON1;yi "'s ,cint ~ I'm
conc n Tie sick boys ahed. 10 taihk o tnlnln
,vtv one % our own men, And nalsoh tooi VIVA ~
Sir St down. Draw of !orr boots. Horse al Ishi,
Sir supper ready IN minute Jeiui. La n1ti! ~
- SAVING and SAVING so all IN BREATH 10y poiu! ''vun
drew me into q Room well ncd ahead! w.Ih nouey
assembly, and seated Inc by the IRE. eater VI
glimpse * 4 Uniform through ehn1' r.'ea"u 20,
a. Si,ofs AZ supper. Soon Jemns all III gro" via
Il sluiles announced that the second ldpe Nas
~c 49, Mas thele ever such a SUPPER Ever susn
49, -" SSpniy AS Tic buxom VIE OF my corpu!ent
Gaim,f The night before had stayed with oyny oy
Ram. bat noM was the sucss o., % ~" SorVo1k To