The New York herald., 1864-09-10


Il s neither honest manly TO attempt aecslvs 10
this way. u h depiorabie exhib,io " wcakness-
one mgst say cowardice, without being considered IN.
Mobile 10 IN peril; and we know Il, and She enemy
no"s noS. H. a. Inc snsnyy ~ short. knows as 81 ?. mach
not. we trust, to be alarmed INTO any goaedarason
submsson or on account Of the danger % l down its
arms II u were in this temper OF mind II YOU'D do
servo nothing but subjugation.
TiR DANGER NOT TO w coNcFAIED.
For our own part shall net diminish the danger a
the position, say wori to ull our people into
faies security we do that un'ess they are ready TO
their houses my be occupied By the enemy al Of
them, at least, that may not In the interim DO 90
these streets with enough OF bodness say that he has
country unless he turn traitor and fatcrnlze WIN ine
enemy. A
A snsULus TO COURAGE
This Is tho story in brief, and as bolcvc that We
address patriotic men, what better stimulus TO courage,
Toll and wa'chfnlno can we present 20 them.
We know nothing bsterhan 10 tell them tho truth 80
that they may up their purposes to IT, The man
who s appalled, tho threatened danger not the man 70
Illustrate Southern vaor patriotism. e 10 not the
man to applaud he oroc peonie OF Charleston or speak
in praise oi Richmond Petersburg or Atlanta He had
better get away from this city as possible, and
leave It's defence to those who arc not apt TO grow pale at
quans
Eor more than three years we Of Mobile have been @
been fred into city. Tho enemy have only menaced
H. We have escaped. Now turn Ia coming, and he
who qnas grows pale before has either 70 heart in
tho Confederate or Is a coward.
THE DsfESGza oyERAr NDASr.
Well then, as TO tbs deiences. We are just rs conh.
dent that Mobile can be saved that the " III
rise tomorrow Its d lonces overabundan for the
uses Of brave men and II such men win stand behed
them we shall win reputation which Will give US right
have stood unmoyed in tempcsts Of shot and SHE'LL
DANGER DOUBLED DY riMDnY
Only one thing is necessary and that is determine
ton not to De conquered Danger s doubled by imldity
70 be slain The general who accepts battle
temper Of miud is ouy the slave Of his enemy
We can save Mobile Now iss rs sec whether there is
manhood enough dare do it, only tina. sort OF
poltreoney which s ft for nothing but condition OF
soi fdoni.
From another Mobile parerl
IMpRRGNaBIP
There Is disposition among some though.less people
TO nnderate the mechanical skill well as the courage
Of the enemy; and tins has cost US many places which
were prononEced I'm nabe" and brought disgrace
on many tried and worthy commanders Who defeL ded
them. The same 10 being plycd IN respect 10 Mo-
bio No place PRONOUNCED imprcgnable unless 1t
has successfully passed the ordeal OF Mobile not
by any means inpregnahe and those who say 1t IS are
only repesting the story that has so proved to
be mere parrots story The impregnabIe part o. IT, we
trust will be the yalar Of the who stand behind It's
de'ences Let no one Gelude hu.sef 18th any other
notion. Our commanders, are certain, look with pain
on this folly
FORT MORGAN.
The engineer who planned Fort Morgan General
Bernard Addecamp OF Nopoleon and subsequently Sec
retary Of War of Louis Philippe. Tho fort beougs to
the South superior to IT, ia Fort Monroe But this
docs not imply mnch for planned and built at
II Fort Morgan to day what II was ve years ago,
II would give very little trouble 70 Admiral Farragut
GENERAL PAGE.
The Charleston va Chronicle General Richard l.
Page, commanding Fort Morgan, Is native OF Carke
county, Va but married in Norfolk, which was for a
time h place Of residence. II states that he Is relative
Of General II. Lee
(trm the Mobile Tribune. August 2s.
n = certain that tbc enemy has force adequate TO
the Investment Of the city They will try sudden dash
to ont Of the city. The citizens. without the
troops, can block that game; for one man inside the
works is worth ten outside OF them All engineers pro-
Ihe time has to what Mobile manhood 10 made
Of We have doubt will be found to be OF the same
material that has fought like veterans In Virginia,
Charleston and Georgia.
ENEMY.
The Yankees have landed 10 force AZ Cedar Point,
suu,herly point Of the coast OF the BAY
add half mile from Fort Powell This looks like trial
strength land 'front.' With steady be-
mind in'renchmcns. they will find 1t hard road
travel
Al LAND voRcg FOR MOBILE.
10 reportsd says the Cidyn that large land force
conccnt trasing mississippi City mnrch Mobile
rhe Yankees declare they win invest Mobile before she
close Of tho present wcek.
Our New Orleans C0rrespondcncc.
NEW ORLEANS SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. Q, 1854.
The 1rtonia arrived this morning from Off Mobile
she left yesterday All is quiet The distractions. tor
pedoes, kc., are being removed.
After 1ritonia left the Meacomst arrived frcm up
the bay. but what she brought Is not known,
she 1rnona lett without communicating with her. All
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