The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08
4 Clanafge.

There llas been y great change in snoss os
eur people sspee The commencement of The
var. ~ frs there was = gstcroas fsadiaesa
TO fess,o.si 10 eserY call Of The GoyssnoEsneats
ard eyesy aai. IL ~ military commander
When slsshing and blankets wose asked scg
sI,e solsiirrs. essry family hastsaed 20 send in
lie contributors. Nless Bcsuregasa as Ma-
5rassas made proclamation atscag the people
asa,sns! that he nreaesi their sisres 10 assist in
digging .a;s turtsiieasions. ihsy ssa; shstn ia
WITH a!acsitY. Whea he asked for tlicls wE-
gous. sAsy voaid haso seat tAaaa sa she lass
orc II I'D l,aa wanted them all.
n Il ess.ss aay. Seshiass BAT 81 issss
s s. s. ssTss sFfc iow sss-s
sls slsry can as. sna hos loag sheg can deaay
f.. Tte catsss OF this change ae eelsoss % tsa
essy et explanation. ID The beginning Of tho
mar, the peo;als wero nes thinking oi making
,.,oiasy. Iheit saiads wess iateas CD sue.
c,ssssss prosecution. oi the war, nor tid they
sesra a sato of war time for sneasy-aaaksng,
bis : time OF general trial sad erisassoa, when
estiseus must al! ssand By each other as broth
srx. bot opportunities OF gain soaa and aissz.
ssg,asliy showed themselves. Tse appctiae
s,,es: npe,, what Il fed, nnsi like thai al the
asssss which hes ouce laprea human blood, 1t
hssan,e eopsnnsitig passion. Many saas
sf,o nj tirss As,i aeass tot his csunsry, and
laid himself ana. sll he l.ad as hcr CALI has row
,,,faess asI,!s from his noble doTossoa, and
thrown himself headlong into the deineFaissang
r,asxsss o! wealth. -. giehssoad Ssafsasl.
This eaaasc deserves explanation. Wesse-
mi. Ia tho .Ssat;ass and other exchange who
hare s,sssrvss! aad regretted the change, sae
question, how Tar Il hss been Induced OF ass-
etavStesl by incompetence and wans Of sa's-
sssess aatl appreciation Oh tho pars OF slasaass.
We're the IaIorsrs originally rendered fsesiy
and sa.rio,icaily 10 the use Of Generals and
sos.iscers used as they should haze beens
IIaye The .yoluutecrs who rsliisd 10 sEns
psa 10 All cases treated as citistns and solsiess
should hci ,sr.
lave she appointments fer The purchasing,
s.,ss,.,,i..s, storing aud suppiyina Departments
d: :she army, been made With reference 70 faais
if;cstiona ior war footing or for peace CO..
tabiishaneatl
Have We suffered more frou, want of men OF
ot officers
;yyhsre NO hays suffered for want OF fnen,
,va. tho ahsspse If men due to 'Rant Of frtnhess
and vigilance in discipline on the part q Off
eefst
What i thers in 'the sisnasion,' at present
10 sygi,e aIarfas Who ever heard Of de-
,ern,,ued ans. United people being saejugated
hy an eno,ny that could nos even march an ar
my ibrouea their territoryl Hare Tho an-
Eeess bseu abls 10 do tilass Why, they have
been eighteen months working their way
.broael Tennessee, stase abeus one hundred
miles in width from, Nofsh 10 essath, and no
where elsn have they gained 'sssglle within the
rear pas, by an advance uPsn lsHd' How
long, vt this rate, will II take thera to Psne'
,satc into she interior OF Georgia f-- eafr. Ooa'
,;snefsi M,chael Corcoran died az fairias
q II. .,,r The sd inst., from Injuries received
from, Call from his horse