The New York herald., 1873-12-06

1ghtn There was, however, noticeable quail
ncation put upon the general expression OF feel.
.head over neeisn Ia this instance an they do not
sae oui oa SS esers ss say 70 SS wt T
u.s." The question naturally ensued, what will
you 90 about Longstreerf He is one OF your Old
very war. VIII you go with himfn The general
reply IN response to this query was, "WelI, Old
Longsireet's political course has not been such as
suited me- but he is a good fighter. and / will
willingly io,low him when taere is any fighting
GENERAL n. n. ANDERSON
q prominent and fighting General in the late Con-
federate army, is now the Chief OF Police OF savan-
nah and answer ss, to from the HERALp
Point. My country educated me, and was anx-
fous to serve IL. was ordered, at the beginning
pie. hated to part with the old flag; but how
could 1 order q battery 20 fire upon regiment in
which ! : might have mad - brother ,o.or or
as any man in the country; and, what
10 more. the government and ITS politicians eaI
politicians preach OF disloyalty purely for political
effect Let them preach as much as they please.
We pursue the even tenor OF our way, and when
the necessities hour are SUCH as need lighting
we Will fight But we are not anxious to renew
our past experiences IN the matter OF real pug
naciOus demonstration.o
A young man, formerly an artillery off1cer In the
Confederate army, was quite loud in the express
sion OF his sentiments In the midst OF large crowd
"Gentlemen, Pm in iavor OF q war, and that an
immediate war. Now, I'm going to tell yod what
think about this thing. tSOttO UOce.J BY the by,
what's the sentiment OF this crowd9 Gentlemen,
can't speak my sentiments, because don't know
yours; but. at the same time, I'm for war;
FLORIDA
Now comes the State OF green nowers and
Oranges-and aiew darkies may be thrown in. The
sentiment IN this the nearest point TO Cuba, would
OF course be interesting but, in proportion it is
80, SO may II be said that Ii is unattanable. rhe
first individual approached upon the subject
SAID :-''Well, hearn tell thar war coming
on, but don't exactly know how stand. There
was too many oranges tor the market this season,
and then there's my corn craps, and can't fight.
There was o. these fancy fellows come down
here last year and told him that
THE CROWS WAS RUININ' OF NE,
and he says, says he, You jess take bushel o.
corn an steep II in whiskey and all the crows
Will come thar and eat IL am git drunk, and then
you can pull their heads or Well, put the corn
up thar an when went up on the roof seed the
crows adown In the fields and then comm up on
have a gray beard settin' behind the bushel
measure keepln' bar. The other crows was a
bringin FIVE grains OF corn from the field and a
givin' OF them Tor one grain OF STEPPED corn, and
thar was not only all o. my corn, but all the corn
my neignbOrs had planted Now, how could tell
what think about war ~
This point will probably be very important one
In case OF WAR; The government authorities are
already making negotiations for the purchase OF
the railroad leading here, for transportation OF
supplies, and they are examining the neighboT1ng
Islands with a view to the establishment OF hospl-
tails and reserve camps.