The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08
English Opinion.

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English Opinion. a.
The following extract from letter
dated Manchester, England, October
27tl, is published IN The Charleston
Courier: .l1J ,s, . t.......- ....
could say much but will say but little,
Nponathe terriblo strugglein which You
are engaged, You may rest assured
that you have the sympathy Of almost
all England. in tho noble fight your peo-
poare making for liberty and solf-gov.
ernment. Whatever differences OF
opinion there may have been ut first,
there is none now, You are bravely
fighting for liberty against tho most
cruel despotism which has appeared in.
modern history the dospOtism Of; sci!
fish, head strong and lawless mob, who,
in carrying on tho War OF dominion,
are violating evory prInci pls they pro.
less to respect, and sacrificing their own
liberties to tho qualification ofa diabol-
Ical revenge, tafbe. t.gs. .....
Youmay saythatalittle help sworth
much sympathy, and tor my own part
4 must 'sayTI hope that help will not
long bewi4 i4hAold; bat ! lcapnot say that
Public opinion is decidedly expressed IN
favor otinterwonti9i, qal thinH hat the
Government Are, to some extent, kept
back by the hope Of the speedy collapse
of Northern finance and general cXhaus
ton. Tho spferlng 81 oar manu- fac'
turlug population is greatly tyaincFeaaing,
and may exercise an influence before
the winter is over ! c:tnuot say, how
e3er, that j have any decided nope OF
any bold COURSE b lnL yet, adopted.
One thing must say, thougn yOu owo
US no tIIank3 for 1t, and that Is, that
there can bo no doUbt that the tardy
recognition Of lho, South by Europe has
been in the highest degree beneficial to
your cause You have boon thrown
upon your own resources and have
learnt self dep2hdcnce, aad you have
an united people The dignftied tone
and conduct ol youf GoVoramcnt has
made it respected, and 1T is in strong
contrast to the vulgar Ignorance and
bonbast Of the Northern cabinet. |
tear you have the prospect OF another
struggle for Charleston, out the spirit
Of your people will, by Gods blessing,
be equal TO the OCCASION.
| I nave little to say about business
Sea Island rplnpers generally continue
on iult time. Egyptian is very much
substituted; ana their stocks Of Sea
Island were so largo that the small
quantities runping the blockade, or cap
Etured, which conc here have been sut1i'
cont to keep up stock, though no' "
keep down prices
Icannot help again saying how deeply
IL sympathise with. you in your struggle.
The tronzy Of the North is appalling.
/ The oxcesses Of Che French Revolution
may DO said to be almost, and probably
soon will be, quito reached. Humanity
is outraged and Christianity banished,
or at least falls to nate It's presence known.
l do think that better DAY, are IN store
for you, and for us at no distant day
ssaa- Speaking Of the arrest and I'M
,prisonment of Mrs. Brimsmade by the
Federal authorities, II New York paper
says: :eb
All such arrests and imprisonmonts
will be abolished in this State on the
first Of January. with the installation
Of the new Governor, who will permit
no man to be arrested or detained con.
trary to law. And if, aftcr that date,
any ono of the. Secretaries who have
authorized such proceedings should
show himselfin this vicinity, no stands
a good chance Of being arrested himself
and placed in SO secure IL place that it
would bo found very difficult to take
him out. s.g5I ..,I