Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29

that crown preparets Tor US IN -Detter,
brighter worldr5 ,.;sr o.
How vel. these words apply TO us ass.
patton For four of the bloodisst pages in
the crimson history of the world, We have
been living under the aaii Of Gods wrath.
How thardto convince the world. loving man
that tits for: our own good that God is
|thrashing our sonls harvest to winnow for
His garner the good seed. Let us then
bear up with fortitade, believing that He
will ina good time ''deliyer us ont Of all
our Affections ;o-B,aletsn. .. ~.
Bill Arp Philosophizes upon the War
- Etcetera,
Mr.. EDITeR- Sir: If I kouid d'sarn
anything. gloomy in the poiitikul7horigun, |
would keepsit to myself aud not go to put.
tin my long face in the newspapers, but
seein things as I ses EN-, ]. don't see any
thing ID the sityation more distressin than
usual. ss'<s - sa.Sl ~ =, :.
IA My doktrine has slvays been, that if We
svus to .fte and fte till our army vas. played
out, tbe biggest part ofsold Linkoln's job
would be just begun. After he has whipt
Us, then he's got to oasubjugate Us. Hes
got!to hold us down, and he can,tsdoit 4
used to have o nabur aho vas one of these,
mean little apurly :phice.dog sort o. men,
and I had him 20 whip about onst q week
for three months, but 7 didn't mskea thing
off on,him. ~ - =. '4ziS. 81. i,ss:5E
He wouldraise fuss with me ip an hour
after I had made him holler enuf, and fnal.i
ly T sold jhimmy land ,and moved aRay. just
to get rid of, him. Now the. idea Of old
Linkhorn takin possession Of 50 many towns
and cities, and 50 much territory, and holdip.
It, and keepin 50 many pepul down, areut.'
ter nonsense, and III can'tCbe did. Besides;
We aiu't Mhipd get--pot BY three or four.
jug fulis!: Sposin Sherman did walk right.
through the State. Sposin he did. Was,
anybody whipd! Didn't the rebellion jest.
close right up on the ground behind him
jest like shsttin up .pairsof wofHe isons2;
He parted the atmosfear as he went. along,i
and it collapsed agin in his rear inmegiate,
". He'll have to 90 over that same Old
ground several times yit and theneself out
andmove away, .!
= Wall thss saythas old ldAbsscongrsas has
6usllg land forever set free allths. niggels;
by mendin the eenstitntion How did that,
free em: or how did freein EN- mend the con-
stitutiou. The zdarn'd old things been
broke for 40 years and its broke yit, but
spose they yshaye freed EN- it'a no more than
old Abe has done three. or. four times By bis
proklamashuns. What does i all amount
to? WANT to buy nigger and I Jest as
leave have chunk of free nigger as any
other sort. I don't care q hobbee about his
.bein freeif can sabjugate hin, and if he
gets above his color I'll put 30 whelks right
under his shurt and make him wish that
old Linkhorn stood ii his shoes.
Bat,s Mfl Editor -Slr The way I
think Is, that if We are ito be whipd at all,
then. the infaHtry, which is to say the web
feet, are. to be whipd furpt. After that,
then comes the tug Of war. Whipin the
cavalry wiiEbe the devilest ondertakin of
this or any eproeeedin oouAice r I tell you,
sur, they; cant be yhipd optil they are
koeohed, and that sysntHilf fpeEss transPire.
The truth is that The Confederate cavalry
can fite en-, and dog en-, and dodge EN-, and
bashwhack em, aud bsdevil EN- for q thous-
and years, and that's asliong as the. most
,sangnins haze calculated this war salask-
The Coafedetste cavalry s.ubiqni uataad \
everlasting. T have trayelledsa heap Of late
and had okkashun to retire into some very
sequsststed fsgionsj bat nary bill lsor 1hoiier5
mary vale orEalley, mary mountain gorge or
ipakssssible rayeen have T found, bat ghas
the cavalry had been thar and jest LETT :.
And that 3 Why they can't be whiPd, fot
they have. always jest left and took an edd
horaa orr twa5With EN-. 50 s.S- g "a
u Fer four years the Confederate horse
stealing cavalry hase been piroo.in around,
.preparipg themselves for the. .frightful strng;;
Sgle, that is 10 come. By dodgin around they
have Completed their inspection Of stock,
and tried all its bottom, and now it arerea-
.sonable to suppose they are ready to hte.--
The fakt is, Mr.. Editur, stesling from our
side is amost played out, and be assured onr
enemies will suffer very soon. Sich crisis
are, / reckin, blessin to the country, tor
When we've. lost all our property thar Iont
.be noshia to rekonstrukt and we'll all go to
sasins PROPERTY IN sioh times are the bahe
Fofaibsrty Old sBlivins remarkd, that if
iva ,,aaallbeen as poor as him when the war
begar sndshaal hold .'our own, the Victfy
Would y have beeuawon long ago. "How
poorase you; Blisius s'As I. "Jest 4
years ago," 81 wus even with the world,