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The Daily Dispatch: October 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], Winter Campaigns. (search)
ces of their folly. Their commerce has been curtailed to one-third of its former proportions, their manufactures are gasping for life, their finances are becoming hopeless their whole country is on the verge of bankruptcy. Now they would get back by the wrong hand what their folly drove away for no cause whatever. There can be no doubt that though they have neither the wisdom nor the men to succeed in the vast plan which they are connecting, they will make desperate efforts this winter. Clinton close the winter season for his invasion of the South, and the winters of 79-80 and 81, were seasons of great activity throughout this section of country. Let the South remember this, and be prepared for a winter campaign. latest, as we remarked yesterday, the idea of water quarters is obsolete, even in less favored climates than ours. There has been scarcely any such thing since the days of of Marcial who sent for Players from Paris. when he went into them. and made other prepar