Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14
SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. II. NJ
LETTER FROM HULL.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE NATIONAL REPUBLIC

LETTER FROM HULL.
Especial DISPATCH TO rHE NATIONAL REruBLIcASl
HILL, Nov. Is, 1865.
Col. JoBN W. JoSEs, editor Of the Daily
Morning Barnacle, has issued q stirring ap-
peal ''To THE PEOPLE OF THE SouTH" to sub
scribe for his paper and pay "in advamec"
He reasons thus:
1.-THE business centres Of Hull are already
stirred with preparations for the fsh trade with
the late separated States The rebuilding and
equipping Of 'pinkies' and other small craft,
lately used in blockadiug Southern ports, for the
fishing business, and the resumption Of work
upon acres Of clam flats at low water, the re.
newal Of the lobster business, and other scien-
&c enterprises for the development of the genius
Of Hullonians, invites the attention of the whole
people OF the South to the marvellous resources
OF the town. The BdrRdole Is the only intelli-
gent medium through which you can be enlight-
ened on the subject. am not unknown to tho
Southern people. I elected BUCHANAN for the
South and slavery and could have stuck to him
II he had not refused to put In his cabinet aud
subscribe for the Bdrndciei then proceeded to
do the next best thing During number ofyears
made It my business to sustain the most inu-
mate confidential relations with the leading mon
OF both Of the contending parties, and should
have done to this day. for the benefit Of slavery
and the South had not the rebellion broke out.
Then had to go with the North, being in the
N.rtb. The Federal army, under the activity Of
Mcclellan, was kept round about Hull for long
while. I took advantage OF the situation
and employed writers to puff the troops, from
COrporal's guard to grand divisions. The off,
GERS, from Little Mac down to Colonels, I puIcd
myself, In double -leaded 'oocasionals.' | EN-
ployed spawned horses and condemned mules,
and boys to ride them, and scattered the Bdrnd-
| Gle over the whole army, until, like the bottom
Of an old fishing SMACK the Army Of the
Potomac was covered with Bdrndcles.
"But the Army has disappeared. Want Of
hrmness on the part Of LEE and JOHNSTON made
1t military necessity. By this unforeseen and
unexpected catastrophe, to me, the Bdrnocte as
well as the Southern Confederacy, received a
sudden and almost fatal blow. rested awhile
upon my oars A thought struck me. Slavery
Is gone. The South accepts the situation l
had nothing to do with bringing on the war, but
| elected the man who did. The South owes me
a debt Let the South take the Bdrnooie, aud
pay Tn advance I understand the habits,
especially drinking habits, and wants, want of
money aud power, Of the southern people. Make
the BarRdcis power, and the South shall never
your name. The Exchange where the corn
crackers meet and deliberate upon and regulate
the fish market, will rssouud with praises OF
your great men and fair women.
"Orders have been issued to the Commanding
Generals Of the several Departments in the South
to act as special agents for the BdrnacIe in pro-
curing subscribers, payments invariably In ad-
vance
"Signed, "JoHS W. JONES,
editor and Proprietor, Hull, U. S. "
The corncrackers" " are soon to have a
secret meeting in Squire YouSe's back "sit-
ting room" to take into consideration the
subject of petitioning President JOHNSON to
remove Mr. DENIsoS, as postmaster, and
appoint Colonel JONES In his place, as the
holding of that position would greatly facili-
tate the circulation of the BaynocIs among
our " erring brethren in the South.
A committee will leave for Washington in
few days with several joints of the back
bone of a shark, pet lobster, and dozen Of
No. mackerel, to be presented to President
JOHNSON. Advance copies Of 81. B.'sh
book and new edition of the New England
Primer Containing the original "wood cut"
about JoHS RoGERs's family are for sale at
all the variety stores. Fish are plenty. The
weather is cold Coal is high. The people
are healthy. Provisions are scarce, and sell
at gold prices