Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-06

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correspondent of the Clarion, yho, though loose
ker (as be has fallen into The vile trick OF calf
t,in v,r"a reveluiion"-tbat is, a rebellion) Is q
9 observer Sud holds graphic pen, writes as FOL.
i,Us after rereDt tour -, ,
PH ,nrorv across the State impresses one with the
.5r,ion that present evils imaginary rather than
U, O1ly here and there have seen women and chill
% in absolute want. On any street in any great city
w. ne war; loiterer would have observed more OF
- thsp Is visible along the highways in the poor
Fn1l:s of Mississippi. have white women
40 IN The fei in thu Eastern and Western States
- he frmer Government, but not SO frequently in
,osa Of tie South However strong such evidence
Int bs d ned 0f extreme poverty have encounter.
Isro solier's family who had no food to share
i.1 the wsyfarer. The rich complain more
,,rs, Of tie deprivation of former luxuries
Kan the poor because of the want of the
cs=aries OF life. The conclusion is almost rresisfi
10 It q many complaints which are accustomed to
r are ,rciioI rather than real it is certainly true
LAT fklse Ebose actual necessities greatest COM
ia least. Tie poor endure the Incidents AM msfor
a.e OF with greater fortitude than the rich Two
aa 90 there among large class Of the pop1la-
,s Cf the Gulf Stases strong prejudice against the
sie-s Of the revolution. The people said it was war
Crgiaatlug in tie negro question, in which they felt
mot tie slightest Interest; that those alone should incur
he dangers and herdships OF soldiers life whose prop
.r,s VS. al stake but the truth is palpable to
,hr me8Gc5t intellect. The contest in which are en-
raged involves lot only the prosperity Of the South,
~ every qI sion Of human f.eedOm, even life ITSELF
whatever ice icsscs she has sustained, though scDs
br3bers and husbands abs n or have falen who
3ss lot adhere With unWavering fidelity to the cause
-. irrier njeucc. With them there is undefoed
L0rrnr excited by Il remote altusiou 10 Yankee dom
alton. Tney ?re!er q through all time to q
G.ys subjngat;on to Federal despotsm.
Yesterday | stopped before a cabin door ard in
o1,rrd to- aay TO Mr. C--s. AS is usually the
css, sauce Gov. Clark organize bis army, there Yves
III al IT home but the old oman ard her daugh-
we'll ! can rpcOlicct the fOli0Vinc cOiil-
any ensuzd:'
Coed morning, na4an will you DO kind enoogh
. tel Tie the say 10 MIR. C--s?"
Yes. SIR. Ioa see that cosufed ther-its e
,gtty nis field too lie and Nance AID jimmy. nv
w.. daEtIs, V0iEs tive do; ever since Gunner
Cslk ruj{ the Old man away. The Wurrum5 has mitey
r.h It up eli the fodder and clean ed the grass. Me
AID Jlony and Nancy will go to fodder stacker to-
morrow"
to rou"6 that and come to squire Balote's and
is gole the Wsr and left his old 'omGn sick and
lis ou--cyc Gorier she has fits, and they say Guvner
G.rk awt 10 be hung for tahn away all the men { ID
r. viz ;he w!Hmp folks to take care OF Themselves
Sap AIT very knowing Omdu-she amt got 10 ideear
ct WHAT'S mmln ef tie Yankees gifts the Country
iiars by Bill what's bin all through the in
eli Fy-iGny and in Iennsay- He SCI that the YaE-
s.,s i. !ers wus TO pore folks than to rich woGs-
icy don't Le7e them nothip, and heGz4 hearn Dutch
sodllI cImln little farms along tie roads whar they
Esrched A.! Of US is iatew the war now. Look
LeEe stranger, Go you know my son Billy?
.
lie belonged TO Bragg's for time, AID TOW
be- re gone to Pniadelphy, heern."
don't know your son, and would thank you to
I, I ioe '9itt road l must take to reach MIR. C-s"
its SIT, was just goin to tell you that you go
runt That feld Of AID that road will take you
10 briOCs aud when you git thec sou must 60 III end
81. }ie Oh 'On1an. Sizes s0rtCr of, AM not heccin
much don't know ruthn. SAe's the Only UDjOner 10
al th!. CUrl1y. Don't tell her nuhing about GuVner
Cuk e 81, 10 SMELL rare. Fl it lakes all the men
in lie tlisssipp whip thF Dutcl njggers and an
k.r4 aLti GuylCr Clark will = the WOmtn,
and : ua.C ana jimmy wills go. We've done talked II
all over and Kin q fue et It's men don't bother u.s."
| rod agay %G satisfied tH2t ! had a. east learned
- tsc uUT at srd most uuetteIed OF PEOPLE have
u0 Comprehend the r,sr.ts OF the TCVulu.ion. Ii
We de Cac1 s1rued, ten thousand disciplined soldiers
can matt the Orti "a despotl8n. A desultOry
fare vi Id Continue while Ike Forrest live, but
vlabIe wL be ue condition Of Ih4 people when the
mn Z. The CIuntIy would have their apQ husbands
aba. dun tue earls OF armies and 6enOunco those
v O. Ike Governor Clark, would make every citizen
sooIr HE Old lady has reasoned accurately end well
B-,r that the Wunen OF the south should SecOme SOL
ders han submit to deg rGatlon wrongs ard Cutrages
Il, tie uancs OF bautal dIsoanded Federal armies.
Ile'i IL tratiou given Of the spirit aDd feelings OF the
people Is not an isolated instance saw mother
whose sen had recently alen IN OF the battles
Aae She sGid when spt akiCg of Ter misfortune, "L1at
Gh, would weep agaln'beca0se OF the oss OF Der
poor 10y, if Ssu,ed that his dealt would contribute to
The i'd pei dnIe Ct bis country. But to lose lin aud
lien be rud IS merciess t0es Is more than moth
II endure. L Rave solved the mystery OF Roam
PATRIOTISM; r. ther's love has been merged in broad
Il, Obey # c0n fof the land CT my bn;b; but
bot survive loss both Ut my and country. 1t is
this possibility that causes 20 weep"
ogcA women not peculiar 10 Mississippi. Every.
VIZ Re the matchiees herOIsm ard unyeidrg tortl
Tide has evicced By mothers and daughters and
wives. VI seiy enough Lincoln and his myrmidons
wage relentless va@ upon the women OF 'the country
Doanun,e him, and Sherman, ard Butler, and Hunter,
aud blr0y may, they have concluded justly that
while the women i've the South can never be su5juga-
led From all that l have heard the abandon
neat OF Agauta- BY Hood and the surrender Of the
Forts 1T Mobile have begotten none OF that dsponden
cY which followed tie ail of Nicksburg. Let come
what may our Independence must be achieved. Such
TIA hA.i purpose Of tbs people. 5. l..
From the Coiumb. South Caro,iCia1
M. hnrin IntpI of