Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-28

s.,-e..as.l by General cos1, Mr. Dasis
SD:
tss.l:qs au,i G.ntlemcn, F:icrls AID Fol
lbs e';liz ;ps:-It-w%dsi i ttaTss siad'I;'nei' ~!
h.art 10 ::;:v.: l..t you ;jn prosperity ,rs'sad
{ q; ;:i:yersiir. Eu; iriedIS are drlwu tVSetltr
IN a;;yers;;y. TIC sca.o s. Georgian, who
t;,a:hi through the hsat-Rsyu!a;lop; i would
l,s untrue to nls.ielf il saionid forget !be
Stale in her day OF peril
What trough ni,farrune hes bsfaHsn OF:
ayms trJ:a Daeasur to jonesboro, CUT canse
!. not .lost. Sherman canI"t kerp up bis
-ioag line css communication. aa.if-tre..t soon
sr or later, he must. Ard Msea ta:.t Gay
comes. the 'ia.e thai befe: the urmy Of the
French Empire in its retreat froIn' aosca%
VIII .a ,re-:nactej. Oar caea:ry aaa Cur
pe.,l.le wisi isf rass a.a d.stroy: his ~ri.y s.:
t,;.htae Cos sacl;ss llaL us &4posvn aid tll;,
Ysukeo Ganeral iiks-him, Viii escai'" with
Only /. Body guard. &
.ios tsolids be the most speedily e!. .ecs-d?
Byat:.- ab>eatccs ST Hoods earn,y returning
tale:r 5pAsts... And w:ll hey nnt? Ca.
they sac Inc banishea.exilcs, ,csn thes lear the.
wAlr oi their suffering country-weni}n aId
chidren,.;s.d not eon.n. 3 Byj,:s.::at i:tu. Tcfs
i;.ey are ,n.de tn 5sy a.ay. II IS not neces.
sary Is spsaaks.1 IF siere;fs one We will stay
,at.tais hars,, be is :anw:rtky The n.m;. CT "a
( Ge5asian: To the wGmen ro 1.pseat IS ncces:.
sary. They are Ike The Spartan mothers oi
oil. I kacws 0ff o1eaTho mad liSi Ill er >,;s
excec. uae Of rig,tt years. She wTo:e nc.
thhsi =he wanted u.e to reservea place 1:.r
lin il, lL+ raaks. Pho Ecaer.bis Gen. Polk,i
- waam.I ] rc%d The later, hha,.w that wor,ar:;
se!!, and sad :hat it was, cii'rmctsristie al
her. Bati will nots eaiy yin by trrnips
ss;ia - rsista the va. iul5 il=i tt,nisti g:v:ng
M, tie last son tn tbr cauat Of cur Country
kDogn,to me-. Wherever ga gn,'w. fir;' tiii;
hesrt ena -hantiis of ui,r ,;oGie women sblist
cd. They SEED wherever Tia e,e s:ay
E,l, ,'-cr lie step turn. T;sy have -cne duty
tu pcf.s:,rrn-tc buoY Up tii: hear.A c! o:ir
people.
/ Know the deep disgrace feit.. ty Georgia
at our army Gaiiing back from pu;uu &c the
!at+for ofthe S;ate; tGt l. was not Of those
/. aiio eonsidcrcd Atlanta lost whea our army
!. .cre;ssx. thc Cha.tpncf:hrc. resolved that
it-saeuid,ln ,,nsi then.pue ;nan IN cos;:-
s.mand w:lo l kaew woall strike IA :boues:
xnd manly hlo# -fa, tn city, and many 6
iYsnAee,s U:ou'!was made to ..nruyish tko soil
besnre the -Is;ze Sos Won.
Ii daesn0l 5ecpnis US to resert7to disaster.
aLes she eSdetd bury tie dead Let 'isswith
one arm and.one eif,,.t eldsarnv to Crush
.Shermsn. @m eoiag 70 tae.army % conitrc
With our Generals. lie erd mast ;,e u.
-slsiaIt OF orr enemy. II has been said tia. !,
hal abandoned Geo:eis 10 her fate. Shanlc
.upo: s.i;h q faisehocd. Where. could !he
au,har-Laye bsen when Walker, wien Po!l.
and .wh1n Gty Stephen ID. I've was sent "a
her erassis:ante. Miserable man. T'::e man
who uttered this was scoundrel. He was
not man to save our country.
If Sne5 = General did rot possess the
right qualities to command, would not be
wrong if he was not reuovcdp Why, when
cur army mas failing hack fro4 Northern
Georgia, even heard that had Bragg with
pontoons to s:o.s tito Cuba. But We must
be charitable.
TIE man wio can speculate ought to be
made to take up his muskrt. Wien the
war is verand CUR Independence won, land
noe 1oilt estaJish our in2epe,n!eace) who will
te our aristocracy hopo tie limpipg SOL
der. To the young !adicsI would yashcn
choosing between an empty sleeve and the
man who had remained at home and grewD
rich, always take the empty sleeve. Let the
cid men reraain'at home and make bread.
But should they know of any young men
kaepiag away from the service WHO cannot
b. made: go any other way, let them write
to the Executive. resd al letters sent from
the people, but have ne: the time to reply to
them. - =.
You have not mary men ae:ween is and
45 left. The boys-God bless the boys
ara, asJrapd!y as they become old. enoagh,
ce;ns to the field. The city of Macon-is fill
ed WITH stores. sick and wounded. It. must
not be abandoned, when threatened, but when
.tba. enemy comes. instead Of calling upon
Hoods army for defence, the old men must
fpht. and when the enemy is driven beyond.
Chattanooga, tnsy tooca join in the general
reptcing.
Yonr prisoners nre kept as q sort cf YAM
: kes capital. / have heard that one of their
Generals s..id that t.eis exchange .would de-
ftlt Sherman. 4 have tried every means
oocceded eyer5 thing to effect an eS ilarge,
to no purpose. Butler H., Beast, viii, wLora
40. comm;ssioner If Exchange would hold
!. intercourse, lat. Unpublished in the newspapqra
that If we would consent to the exchange of
neoress. ,lditicuiti.sHight be removed, ag'nnis
ia reno,;ed as M elfprt OF bis 10 get himself
Nhi!ewashed by hoidihg intercourse with gen.
;iemen. HIM exchangc conld !. &c 1fScted,!
don't know Int that izmight De induced to
- .ogriizs riiz.ss Datlrr.. Butin tie fu,uraS every.
;e!ivTs will be giyen ss fae:s psssie's q effect
fhe end. Ne want our soldiers in file field,
antwe want The Sex and wounded % return
home. -,
:: Is is lot proper for me- to speak Of the
number of inen in the GeJ.. Bat G.;s I will
sa.. t;,si two. thirds Of our mer are absent
se;ne n sick, so,ae Eoulded, but md:tsof them
abseat githont leave. The man who rsprI.ss=
aad goes. back to his commander voluntarily,
q once appeals to czecatiTe c!,Eency lnt
saut,ose he stays ayEy intifthe war is over
end his comrades return home, when every
mans history viii be told,> where will he
shield himseie2 II is upon these reflections |
f6a. rely to make cieiisrsturn to their duty, !
bur. alter comforting viii, our Generals at
hesdoaayters if there be any other remedy. i. /
shall be applied. =
Z love my friends and farsiye my enemies.
/ hsve, been asked to send reinfolccnlchts
from Z ginra..e Georgia. IN Virginia the !.
disparity in numbers is-just.as great as it is
In Georgia. Then have been asked why
che ar,ny sent To the SYSTEMATICALLY Valley was