Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-11-18

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hope that better men will be- sent. There
ate. LOO many WuU afe IookiuS o-sne lueures
and casting their ewes To take care Of them.
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Before I.close [ will give you some ex-
tracts from letter which Ireceis ed while
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you to observe the patronizing style of his
letter: sI could not fail to ascribe your,
views .of.the rebellion to your pride as q
soldier and that feeling of faith in your
cause which springs from active endeayors.
to omaintaip it, Discipline and zeal go .
great ways to make soldiers believe 10 the
righteousness of their cause, and I assure.
you, my dearfriend, that I never found the.
slightest cause for offence. I knoWHyou
were grievously in error, bat thatlcould ON
" cause me sorrow, and hope most sim
scerely that such errors will soon pass away.
Let any dispassionate man look at there
5bellionsin philosophical manner 3and he
cannot escape the conviction that the plot
ters of it were either mad or foolish. LIE.
any one look at the results-the tens of
thousands of lives wasted, the energies and
prosperity of natisn paralized, the dis
tricts Of country wasted aud depopulated,
and he can only wish that the plotters had
been hanged. That Mey wiW surely meet
their due ;resoara before the end of another
year I have but very little doubt: When,
you we're last IN New Y o5rk yom were. posi-:
tive that this rebellion had been plotted
thirty years, eyes, for we had found out:
.tha5sfar back that We were two different and
antaeonistic peoDIe and hated each other
accord;noIuy;3 a and that the eIeet;onsof Mr.
Lincoln .wo,,ld snree; e;n;tate Il into action
not az 8 car,se of bos,iI;ties bnf as the on
D portupity saffordipg an excuse All the
reasoning YOU thus indulsed IN has been
proved to the utmost. except that the South
when thrown into deem waters would deyel.
on herself and swim ont triumphant 4
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douolonman,s ,s ore oij for Or; nnrnosss of das
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wonderful @ resources. bat n thew have al IL been
of .hot bind which dostro,o The ,rrodn,or