The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

iiS's 80 '~'@s ssepses's-asI
lighting and dying 10 secure safety and Independence
for MS against host - more than million OF better
armed and equipped than any army In the world. and
large naval force cooperangsnd ignore the fzct
fort We have enjoyed More than two hundred thousand
q them the best the c0nfcdsrary, al honorable
graves many Of them eav nNwidows and children, for
whom bound TO provide. there be any bowels 10
u.s. Our armies sill la the Geld, and must be fed
clothed and equipped, and our foes numerous
10 endanger our safety.
Are no all hese facts patent 10 every individual 10 the
country Docs anybody can anybody deny or refute
them
Kept back government What these high
prices Tor food Why ~ Il that ARMIES being
pSrhed the midst Of bouDtfnl harvest for proyi.
sionss What enemy has caused these thingsS Who
they and how have they done ~
wards Of four millions bales % cotton aao. Ths year
they enjoy bountiful crop q provisions only Have
they not plenty for hemseives aud large neasures 70
spare, Nobody complains 81 the harvest, everybody
knows there plenty in the land. let everybody know
also, that, with very few honorable exceptions, the
crime with the planiersthai, a. class, they have
welded their PATRIOTISM " they ever had any 70 coyet-
0usnces and that for the rake ~ money they pursu
ing course 70 destroy or eemoralse army,o stve
the other class sdspendsnt them for provisions,
and oours. TO subngsie themselves and the Ysn
see dynasiy-t0 old Abram Hanks and bis man seward
sons 20 on prices between IL snd the planters. They
did So and Fixed four dollars per bushel Tor
The nn s s H that ~ s ss
for SPECTATORS, who orer nve dollars, dolars,
seven dollars, ADD they sell 70 them. But what bolT
hatred they have for spectators They denoupce
enemies than the Yankecs-and yet there
not BE- sp<calsor 10 proyispns IN this oonfedacy until
a planter sells " him and makes him So And Il the
had nxed dollars for wheat or corn and
the SPECTATORS offered fraction the soldiers might
sArve and their children de for food they would eel
10 the specu Ators, because they pay money 1hs
newspapers report snd then, few end far bstwseB
very honorable sxcsptiou among the plantsrs-en who
cell FIRST 20 the government 20 the soldiers families ut
moderate pricss and 10 qualities they can buyand
these DO no thss WIS, the duty Of and every
oae Of them that hS spark gratitude 10 his hssr,
The~e their neishbors oonscrip,sd and march.
sd % " the army al every rsk and inoouv they
their government credit deprcc lated BIZ they
the enemy watching for hs opportunity 70 s,rse the
fatal blow which W cogoH them and all ID. "
Ia rrcdeemabls misery and destruction and With barns
overburdened with the gifts u bountfui Provdsuc.
they demand more, and more and more daily Tor their
prvvtsons
n there b. ssy o1eosire 10 our n,yue Master
than any others - idolsuyssery one Who reads the
history Of His chosen people knows H. and HIS APOSTLE
told M that cOvetous1ess Il tfOistry Hos thoo can
hops for HIS favor ~ this war made Tor the
especial bcBst aud safety % the planters and their pro.
pery class who have most 10 io-s By ~.
mos 20 gar by inisp~udence " they ooo,inae T. bow
dOwu 10 AMI serve toyctogsncs ~ defiance q lis most
holy wori
The wysst man sid 40 Tear Cos ard obey ~ eam
mand the Whole dnty " rn,a fsr ~ wtn bttuy
every york whistler a be good ev AMI every devwe
into Judgment
n ths painters desire ,Edepcnd~sce IL then lfssse
e9vetau and devote their s1.aac@ 1lher rasses
are iJng hcrA u e. the government s tiers fam
l,e. AMI A. moderate prcrs " thor rFghbcss ~ o.
,his them yT.r What tbef hsss faf SO t1spterb
m,t, usSt. N retail gs'bi.i'es. 70 sss. isu al