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The Daily Dispatch: March 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Anxiety to "Bag" Charleston. (search)
witnessed and experienced by the author of the beginning." Greeley thinks "success at Charleston would enable us to snap our fingers in the face of all Europe." Evidently the attack will be made with spirit Upon the God of the just and the strong arm of our commander do we rely for success and re-tender them to a fresh faith, the wholesome welcome we gave them nearly two years ago. To show how much the Charlestonians are affected by these threats, we give the following extract from a latter from that city: "Everything here looks gay and business like. The ladies parade the battery of afternoons in crowns, looking as beautiful and happy as if no war prevailed. Frazier's wharf presents as lively a scene — with rattling drays, ships receiving and discharging cargo — as of old. Meeting street, too, especially in front of the Southern Express office, looks as busy as a tree in a tar barrel, with its numerous wagons in front of the door, receiving as well as discharging freight.