The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

do noe wish 70 BE- trsublsd further shaa ~ have
already been. We, Of the South, Of our own FREQ
and States Rights to the srbixament Of he sword
II has been decided against us and We are will
sue conservative policy towards us and we may be won
back not only submission but 70 love Tor the national
government from which we have bees .enatsa 90 long
a. have been the con ederacy In Decd but cannot
with heart and soul until the reooiections Of the
have thus recorded the substance Of what tho MAJOR
had 70 say because, a. pear as am able 70 judge, 10
che intelligent aoldiers OF tho defuncs oonfederacy
sIDESr JOHNSON TIE LAST Hofn o. Tas SOUTH.
Strange and parado.icai as j. may seem President
men who have been the bitterest rebels. They look
upon his course as conservative gentleman sad V
sw " s1 AnSy Johnson ia democrat. and he can't
help himself Democrats conservative. Ho has al
ready snuIb:d the sna yo sb
seryative ana Northern democratic parties In less than
six nontha These parties will fuso for democrats and
rcDubkans will No more mix than oil and water; and
then we shall sweep the country and carry the cleo
tions -
an indication OF wat tho hopes Of Southern poucians
are shall express opinion myself; but what L this
mans prophecy should bs verified Truly wonders
II mistake not Il Is tho sevcntys sixth Wisconsin.
Aiabama Railroad They scattered along In detaoi-
ments few miles aparh and haye, worry comfortable
hOusos--IOg and fram6-fn Wn en- tnoy af'. quaFHt0u
Thcre be ng but little Tor their protection now thcy
have taken In great measure TO OWL pursuit IT, Thcy
have most beautiful gardens surrounding their quarters
and raise an abundance OF ell kinds Of vegetables
notice Their enjoying themselves in various ways; some
were bathing 10 the streams some ashingS and still
others hunting In fine, they are making the best they
can or their condition. and who viii blame thcmf
~ s7ssT1 ~ w q STRAW 81 y ~ fta Pas. i5i
II does not agree very we'll with the ohivary 70 800
the ladies' who the most prominent and efficient in
sending them or y 1ght for phantom leaning on the
arms and looking lovingly into tho eyes OF Union
Ofiocrs On the tram were two ladies from Decatur IN
company with major and lieutenant They seemed TO
be very proud Of their gaans and paid attention TO
their old rcbci friends This at excited jealousy in
the breasts of their dupes. ,,l9 ts td
81 sea there's two Of our ladies subpgated, :" said
aDo YOU know thcnsn said l. ff a9e!
"Waal reckon do said he s'They were the worst
socesh women saw; and have often heard tn m
declare they would smile upon man who did not
90 into Confederate army o, no, 80 II isfrends In
prosperity enemies In adv srsty.'" ulfM u n9tL pa
The ladies' ought to be ashamed OF themselves 70 thus
shake OF and give tho cold shoulder 10 their vaiorous
nova days These Of ladies' ass0ctng with and
encouraging the attentions Of Northern men, however,
the exceptions for great many OF them are very
bitter and improve every opportunity OF insulting
Yankee Tho military and Northern people here, as
well Nashville and other places have social relies
OF their own and the scces just exclusive In Their
favor There " occasional marriage OF Union oficers
with ~oulhcrn bellies, and by that means sort OF AMIGA
ble feeling for sons inaw by the old folks and other
relatives brought about but the instances are rare,
indeed have quite the contrary result