Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

hf i.e y IN DiiAeniia- 20 far Is fl n 4,t
gpoa the Anlor-tieAeTal Com'nandirr i.i1ai
lritnden lp ihn lasi extremity, hl4a fl,r -,.lh M
i'm front ct III Will h. covered .vrn NJ. TAltry
kansas riFeT- with arir veteran c.yeIr,. u. tne Af
we now have large and formlgall M. "Aht
COTTON
Ia the regions Of country IN rIas.
to the cnenly- n0 cotton should ba --ir..f
as if would them ba exclusively fa- r- MN ai
10 fall into the hands of the enemy. ori- .A-T
enough should be planted absolutaI,, e'iiel
mediarely required for clothing to ba -. 80 Hi
iured lur domestic use. In Other r.--i-- a'a--
tinrly frer from tlle probability W t1rr. -' .a-
invasion and wiLliin reach of 4 turrfrr 'tl
without passing through tic hans \. I'D n AZ.
einy. cottOt:- If j. c2s be Taiscd adyar.s- ~ =
should be cultivated liberaily. This L..!.
not the case in any part OF Arkans..s 80 N is
II much cotton On the A.14nsas 4r,d Ari. ..a
pi riv-F4. in the Immediate vicinity WI Wv.
enlv. liable to iail into lis Lands. rE-rh NJ t--
fors should uEdo1hiecly bc DESTROYED ~
people IL that part OF the country az. ur,.-'.-'
rcqn-sfed 70 T-maiI. a. EOI1e aud Is5ss a
sinirs t0 iha utmost Gf their ahi'i.r. ,ril
assurances that they ill recfive rrnA-ciir-s --i
as large N body 1T troops ls Lar egrtltry .-.
support. They mnst not infoT ini ,..i-, -'
.Le y-G. % thG Iii isTy al,iAOIiii-. 1, 49,.
their country, should tie vicissiitld.. ,r -
compel the destruction Of cotton which Z.
ill., locality cannot = shippnd beyond s-a. 4 .-4
which can alone NJ of advantage to tr-t.
The cotton trade with the eaeny ,hg,i5 y.
once BE- put stop 10, and for tie foulr3s.
reasons:
!. II IL contrary 70 law. especially uhru n.
ri-d Oh by private individual
p Ii substitutes fhe love NJ money. lnr,--
and convenience fO- the Roman virtuo- WI
tTioiism and =-lf-den!al. and ia The oi.d 49,,
lizes all w no engage in Il.
3. ItfuTn~hes the enemy with the sire,vssf
war and enables him to carr II Ola indrfri--.
The wisdom Ot Congress in directing tlst -
cotton likely tu tall irto th- hands y. tlle g-..
shonld d. burned, Las only b=su made apu-1--.-
il the last year. During the first t-o Yt.r. !.
the war. short CROPS in Europe enahsd u,
people VI the North 70 export h-tsastuf y
Their exports exceeded in value fhrir i---r..
and thus gold remained in thair cgla.r- f
abundance aid their currency W. cous-lr-..-
good. During the past year there las ben
steady stream % gold from tbs l. 3. % p
rope, hence IS the rupply became less an5.f,
the demand remaining the s-.mH, 81 iuc.e1.1-
r0ld La Eisnn Untii III threatens to cause < .s
probation KY ihr Federal cyrrlcr agn4I t3 ta4.
of onr owE. NsihHg but short crops ali.sl
OF tn. possession cf oaT cotton, can pT-velt.l,
continual How Of specie to Europe snd tie c-,
iinual depreciation or the Federal currency. il
IL indeprndrrt Of the success Or lEf-af Of .A
armies Itis "A law XII trade which iH HEaIaa--
hle apd therefore tha n. =. Will rfg ~ li---f
possible 70 ebiain oHr cotton IL ezrtsHrc IN
sheir goods or care Hcy aui il is OIr liz. -
duty to do ali that lies il our pUweI in r-sy-.
IL.
Tic Major General Commanding 80 Ho M.
innate Ut th= number of bales ~ cotton rast
th- Ouzchitl, bnt supposing il to = 3l,ut-. ll
acquisition by the enemy, by force a. By tlli.
would save 70 the L. 5. the nso.ssity g. o.
porting 5000 ZOO in gold.
VictoTious in tile --lI, wa have yat L-eu n-J
hlf t0 destroy th= northern armies JHfE l1.
sacred a5 II cHr cause tAs fTiHhts Dt p-a-a y
tn Nor are still il minority, get VI LAY.
this tiuan.ial waEpun l-fs, the blfriLE q. CT
cotton. by which We can cripple tie n,rii-i-
hnaners 10 sll-h tegree. - will ioT thra-. 4.
th lhr course III reasonable fiulsr make Frl
a lac-ssiIy-
Another sHhiec. " much eIl5a1ra--snl. Z. (.
iha s4i Gsu. Comd'g. a. wei - t. iif .atl
oiis citizen who j. subject T. it IL
IfPREs ssIEET-
TLatth- IHw authori..lg tLi- Iaaia uE j--
eE.iur supplies f1r she army ~ wis., "a sr- 4. l'
doubt. but IL IS q law difficult - oEct-f.l
- = by tn aosf o0ur;.-c..s, NritLylt giving G.
toroe> : b. Aaj. G-n- C-me'g is srrry .a al
shHTu 49, some i'll tie army v llc eLtHr..r On Ei'
-c li.tle courtesy nnf Fu rnlrh injlsii-r as ra
excite the Indignation y. every good 0t- trE-l
patri.iic citizen III 10 case tslS H. i-..al /.
corrrg- tbc cvil wheu brought - his ms: y
The Mai--,ieEor.i Comulz4iiI.,- t.. rt.s..-
m-uled fA1t 10 further inprl s=ne- 4 4. a.-
afHrh rhN. IL N HH
District oI Arkansas. iln haF fa -ltAl. h-
p=4an- 4l observation as well -s hy ID l-I-! flt.
Tie citizens q this District have. in t-r -1.s
fatlisi- manner po.sEiJl-, stripped fle-f'.r-
oil ev1rv 9. in- @. his Kind v b j rol-- 2.
tart1 49, fEat ~hsf ns~ TaElsilz -a iLr- a
aa-o mfuiy necessary ta rEHbl- IlrIh ra -a-ai
- rhrs- tsifiss vi lhF 80 r.uar A
supplied eiEuv -rrr-
Iapressin.uis vf corr. fsrsEe aui fls--.
temce stores must still 20 O. Ia Afkzrsrs, 4
every czsr however. having f4rE .tn-
rnpagh AZ laSt anti EnnfLs4 crur- TAh il
prHssm-lt i4 III in-TlEzble lrvasfitsr Ar
should - willingly submitted ~ ny fTaEl m
trioiis ciiiz. 4.
IS tbs usschin.Ty If tue law IS D., ruie
sOsd By large number Of ihr CiEzrL1. l-7
dn noL know Los ~ secure ihrl. rights ---t
ll- All aEe rlHtlr1 lu l1 ai EpyE.if-lar- -
20 she support u each family. For i--s y
P.s.isums.ii, enc aPf fTdis T is aPPoin,.-l b. "a
Eev lTnalsIlt, -1EolLtr hT ihr ci-z ., lL-
g1sa nj disagree I'D rat !. third person n ca-s1
I'M c. iw3- tAn decision OF lle nl jariiT 4as-
iE-l- BI- iR o-l-T t9 avoid tlH Lel-T aa
iuconveui-Iu1 ul ths proceeding II IL s-l-r
OF eVgT dsu illcul, even by t. planter l-ll.ra
The Maj -(i-ua.al Commanding. hss PfIf5
ally asssrrzilaj by enquiry. from s-re-
patriotic planters Tat in EEAt ui Taaeu, -l =
EIniinE fhH lALt4Et ul elTn which iz rHra-ai.
for iLeIn iY \ t1p isr thrir lRlili-s. Et1aF, l.
they laid asiL = bushels yeLI ilr rz=L rl.i
Ing animal u tbs plantation, and twelve sufi
els tor each p-TSaa. bus in view ~ al tle l-c-A
stances whisk surround -, h= la dressed .
instruct his athcaTa where l0 aprrais-1t-At
asked, ~ laaFu 4l Bushels p4r year fs --
work NJ lairnal, mi for cash i1-l, l--.
with elc4E understanding ihsi sbsli- - o-''
zen prefer an appTais1insnt ~ ihess i'----'' !
shall b. had liz hopes th-sa aIranE Ea--l
miil ~ satisfactory to ALL
As soon as it CT ba dnnn, hs hopes i1 itl-
iaa imprrssing officers with printed i9f- MI Y
the papers used IN iIupressuianIs, "A-ea ~ ~
show whether the parties hsve agreed "l.-.'.-'
sort to inpressnlani.o or Nheth, thcimrfe L IA III
when resnrtad. ta, las b.-sn l-Eal-
forms would have haen usal la.uTH i--iH .-A
could they have heru procured
The MaiDr-tI-nrrl Commanding AZ H-
With regret that several Red IiTyf p-a-,,'''
though having the means. have Teiasl
gather their crops lie h@- alf0 hslrl i-.
great waste on the part XXX UairrIs all ao.-'-
i'm TILE feeding aRd transportation Nh t---
This waste cannot he perm tied either h
planters who have the means 10 gather ~
crops and refuse to 80 it, or by the s-I. I
feeding and transporting its forago- 49, --
are earnestly requested to report sH1A
giving Tile MaHas XVII tle officers, tha-- IA-,F wv.