The New York herald., 1865-05-29
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WAsnISoros Ga, March ~. 1895.
DsAs DVolEv-hr G. g. Clay, oar late Comm ssoner
TO Canada who has been spending about month with
US leaves tomorrow for Richmond and / avail myssif
Of the opportunity OF writing 70 you sae will give
you all the local She and Tho children and julia
10 excellent health She you last night by one
Of your captains OF cobbs legion One of your men Of
the same battalion called this morning and brought tho
papers you sont me- which the aes. we have from
the North.
have the most painful apprehensons Tor the future
and they arise solely from my CONVICTION of tho
total incapacy Of Mr. Davis and consequently tho utter
failure of all hts petty schemes We have gwen him all
the who would volunteer allowed him all the meu
no ooMd catch at 6rst from eighteen to thirty 6,c,
then up forty 0ve then all from seventeen 10 hy
And tho army smaller to-day and less efficient than
tho day the first Conscrpt bill passed Now Con.
gress has given him all the negroes aud the result VIII
still be the same superadded TO the most fatal
quences which hsve dsrkcned prospects Tho
negro fret is untitled FOR soldier Secondly, IL am
wrong In that UNFIT for oursoldier hs cspa-
BILE Of making soldier be ought TO bo and will be
Yankee soldier 1.-TWO thirds Of tho whlo froemen las
Mr Davis ssys) have ingosousiy abandoned their flag
and away from sandssd 10 which all the hopes of
true ceetred, supevsdded TO every iDdgDity
inflicted by tho Yanke es uppa the wives, childres
friends, homes and property. do expect that the
gro slaves viii stand by its What SOrs In pamo OF
Heaven what for. Is their Liberty our sue
| cessf Yesi but against them. Are thlr homes aod
property Wives and children and country and all that
men hold most dear to bo ruined by Yankee SUGGEST
think Have they kconer sense Of honor, or more
courageous hearts, than their masters II SO, they
ay that oosd Ses, US would be- TO es" o"r nd
pcndeace by tho vasU OF our slaves, instead Of
own II we are conquered by the fortunes OF war.
"a m hfNAnP md lpnVA I'M 90 IN
OR descendants who be WISER and bravcr than
arc and may avail themselves Of tho accidents Of hu
man affairs, and yet win what arc ANONYMOUSLY
throwing away Tho dey that the army or Virginia
allows negro regiment TO- onter their lines soldiers
just soon hsyo negro whito man in his army
so had West Point generally. Their system s to mako
Their remedy is to mako freemen Of slaves That viii
not get far enough along 70 fail; IL is piece OF imbeciic
suPd,y as wen g rescnery 70 ths cause Wen worthy
Missouri, &C. who have no constituents TO boar to sui
Ger, or 10 be dsgraced BY them. We have plenty of
In the Southern c0nederacy 70 whip two
ntons. IL Mr. Davis did not keep them out d the bullet
department. Ho'has moro men on tho payroll not ia
active Geld service than he has muskets And you may
throw In tho negroes and the army But II
you ut negroes and white into the army to
gethcr you must and will put them equality; they
be the samo code the same pay allowances
and clothing There must bs promotions for vaor,
there win DO morale among thom Therefore, 1t is
surrender OF tho entire slavery question.
Thc government ~ becoming a standing menace and
terror TO every interest Our credits are squandered
paid for services supplies Tho tax IL doubled
and sqUsidered among post people, and the army hsf
subsistcd by piilage and pundcr OF the industrious
classes All the revenues OF an the countries in tho
world would not support Davis government year; it
s one wild waste and pilfcng by Ills thousands OF c
cfals ip the rear We have post in all the villages
I Even hero have JDo Wcems, comnandant OF tho
post six quartermastcrs and several hundred
soldiers and other employees The ntry does not
make enough surplus to maintain them alt and there Is
nothing e TO send 10 the army. We have but one hope
In the revolution thai is the overthrow Of Davis Let
US say TO him, DAVIS begone and mako hIu, obey tho
mandate
sold Hatoott for two thousand dollars and gave the
money TO Saie or rather have it for her order Corn
here thirty Eve dollars per busel and these govern
rogues remain hero shall have TO tho
plantation order 10 live A. month ago they pressed
one buBdred twenty mules aud horses in this county
under preicnce Of carrying food TO Lees army fom this
70 Abbcve and have not sent the 6rst wagon forward
yet sndabout this time have eaten all that they were
10 end lsupposo they win remove to another held VI
p,lssc this IS fully exhausted. Al Of our men
bone between seventeen and fifty are In the tonfd
rats service We have got soldiers inside instead
Of outside But they close 70 JET TINT he can
mot tad tbern We must light The 1ght 70 tho oer
and, win u II We can get rid Of JcM " not, not
Ian, .ars uuly, II TOOnbs.