The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-05

IN call the roll OF Ms hlhNtH on blukeT ~ TO me
,eresting as coutras iug the rue ol JGFF. DAyt
with the despoism which the = nth b. likely 1.
suffer when every State once more owes nlle Rucc
TO the Union. The sent tnent. ~ the ex-GeorgR
Senator are somewhat chan.ed;
wAHnINGToN. Ga, March g, 1865.
Dear Dudley-Mr. e. G. Clay, our late & M
missioner % Z mazda, who hos cen spending about
one month with uR, leaves tomorrow for RI D.
mond, and avail my self Of the oIplrtuu.y Of
writing 10 you. sal.e will give YOU al the lUtol
news. SIZE and the childrc au. Il.a are iu ,,l-
lent health sne rote YOU last uish hy # your
capita ms Of Gibbs leg on, OIe ui your men ( The
same BATTALION call d q n morning aud brought tie
pap RI you sent me, whiyh the latest We baycrum
the North. have the most lnuil apurehcns OTIS
for The future, aud they arise solely from NV cu-
tire conviction of the totl inc ptUit of Mr. Dty e
and consequently tue utter TAI urc of ] las petty
schemes We hsv. gwen him sl tie men WHO
would volunteer, allowed him AL the men he ,oul
catch nj hrs from eighteen 10 tfirtt five, then uI
to forty five, then all from seventeen tu tty. AM
the army II SIN Her to-day auu ] ~ tiia cnt than
on the day the first corscripl h.ll passed. SOW
Congress has ven Inn III the negroes, md he
result will sti lie tht same, suIcrlCuri 20 q
most iatal consequences which have ever daikcucI
our prosp els the regro' hrSL 'H u hlto' i'7
soldier. Secondly, | am wrong in tIa'
II he In capable ~ making soldier, l.,
ought to he and viii lie Yankee soldier.
II two-thirds Of tie wi ire men Gee
M Davis says) have iuglor 1us'y Rhnu.orc The
flag and ran away from a stan ard iu Inch hll
the hopes of tru man ore centred, l,r-
added to every iudlguty Il gtDd by the ga
KEGS upon the wives, ,hildtcr, friends, mes an
property, do we expect that tie lcErH sltft- NiI.
stand By II What tor In a., name cd IL tycu,
what forf l. Their liberty involved in ,ur su,-
cessS Yes; but a.aii It them. Are tier t'm'-
and property, wives aud children, ami cuuItrt,
and III that men hold most Cea' to lee RUNE 10y
Yankee SUGGEST think rot II We they kcc %
er sci Ne OF hon,r or II, re courageous Leafs Oh u
their mastersy | So, they ought chan places
t. tt. a. cal NIL 4
us would he TO gain our nueIouuente 10y thC ya,r
Of our slaves, instead Of our own. ! We are COM
auercd by the fortunes OF war, We ma save ON
honor and leave the ause g. our ucsccuiau b, who
may be WISER and lravcr than We arc Nud may
avail n themselves II the c,i eLts o' rum'n un.Irs
and yet win what we are ignomi'ouslt THROWN <
away. TIE day q at the army ct Nr-Iu "a allows
Q negro regiment to enter their lines as soldiers
they will be- egradci, ruincl AMI dsgraccl. Lee
bad Just as soou have regrp AZ n wi tie man M
his army. s. bad West Point g,ner lly Tic r
system II to make slaves OF hoemcu; It tailed anna
the men ran away. Their mcly rs to make free
men of slaves. Tint Will rot get far cu.u ugh Hluu-
To fail; it isa piece Of mhe lie stupidity, Hs well ~
resclery To tie cause, vel worthy o Diy r md
Lee the base traitors from Kentucky uui Ms.
souri,, &c,w have no cousttucus To lc0r, 90 SUI
fer, or to be Gissragcd 10y Them. Weave a pcu.y
OF men In tie Suutl ctu COME cravy tu " f. two
such revolutions, Il Mr. ID Wis a Il not keen tl ma
out Of the Juliet apartment. IL has more men
on the payru rot N Hcuyr hclu soryir. than D.,
has MI skies. And You may thr'F i'm the utYr, c.,
and not increase the army. " u " You iN tIi
heroes ana white men mo tn army to cl 90,
you must aud viii pu1 them on am oqmlit,; they
must he under the same o. de- the seine pay, o.
low ances and clohug. There must he ur.u.t ID
for yslor or n 10 Will lc uo morale Uuo s tuu
Therefore, Il !sa surrender oi the cLtre 81 Yer
question. The government is lc,oulug S.tnN
ing II enaCc and terror to ever .Nie est. q n
ere it's are tQuanGerrd NuNug ON ais, HNd uu
body, neither army nor people, pHn for sc'vi cr u
suppl es. The tax IN me- IFS uuultcu auu ~ lu
deTed among post 'eulle, aud tie army Walt 'u.
sisted by pl1le ami plumber of tie uDuS rDu
classes. All the revenues ut all tie com IT Is 10
the world would 'ot support ID We EuN'l amen
one year; IL ~ one Wild waste and I l.trNs b. hi
thousands of otii,lulS in TIE rear. W, ave
post in all thc villages. Eyeu Ltrr we ha'i
John Wceme, oommurcant ui the p'H' - o
seven quarrimAscrs, AM several tuu re-.
soldiers and other cuploycs. he country a. e.
not make enough sur lus tu MAINTAIN tUcm u,l
and u ere 10 uot4Iu- ~ send 10 the army. W
have uut one loIc IA tie v,luuon; tuat IS 10 ui
overt row ui DAVIS Let Us say to Inn, DAVIS, e
gone, and u AXE I'm obey tie utu.atc. 5 i
HAcreu for Two thousand a lars, ann gave a.
money to Ssllle, or rather ave il tor Ter Ger
Corn here is tIrty uyc dol ans per busAc, am
these government roA ucs remain here We hu,I
have to remove t. tie plantation IA ulu,r o. we
Amuntu 49, they ltesSc,s one hundred ava lWtul
mules and horses IA tus county, uuDtr lrtleA,r ,
eArryin- touu 60 Lees army ir IN 10 10 Utrv.'t
AM have not seut the urs wagon iorNhld !vN 90.
Stout this tmv Lave eaten up "h I IA utS wee q
send | suppose they WA r,muye g. Uu. IL,
nell OF IN. { 40 soon US IBIS d July NhaGs,c.
All OF our men Ut Lome te1Wecu seven ecu A.
hIty arc IN The Confederate service. We cave