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The Daily Dispatch: March 24, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Savannah. (search)
all the British Isles by a decree from Berlin. In the French Senate the Marquis de Boissy "let the eat out of the bag," to use a vulgar but expressive phrase. France is afraid that if the United States be curtailed of power, England will be without a rival on the sea, and she wishes to keep her up as a terror to England. It is well that this thing is now thoroughly understood in the Confederate States, though the knowledge has come something of the latest. The delusion that "cotton is King" has lasted long enough. It is high time that it should be dispelled. It has already cost us an incalculable amount of misery. It lies at the bottom of all the disasters we have suffered of late. Had it never existed, we should have taken advantage of our successes last summer, instead of lying supinely on our backs, and waiting for England and France to do our business for us. It has fled now, and we hope forever. Let our people be assured that, if they expect to be independent, they mu
The Daily Dispatch: March 24, 1862., [Electronic resource], The ladies and the militia. (search)
For Hire --Two likely young is an accomplished Waiter, Cook and Driver. The other has for been a Coachman, and has ever greatest satisfaction. Also, a young man, who is a beautiful Washer and House Servant. All application be sent do "P. M.," Hampstead, King county, Va. mh 21