We shall be able to reverse the iron
rule which has been imposed upon
us, and turning that iron into brands
of fire, hurl them back on the heads
of the flagitious wretches who have
inflicted so many foul and flagrant
wrongs on our bleeding country. —
Once more to the breach then-»-yet
once more ! And when the cloud
shall have cleared away from the
flaming field, our flag—the grand old
Confederate flag—will be seen in all
its glory, streaming like the thunder
bolt against the wind. Let us then
rally once more around the dear old
flag, which we have followed so oft
en loglory and to victory. Let us
plant our standard in the midst of
the field, and let us once more raise
the war cry, “ He who doubts is
damned, he who dallies is a dartard.
Mobile Tribune.
IfirSeven or eight years ago the
Charleston Mercury drew a sketch of
South. Among other things it said:
“Our women are all conservative,
moral, religious, and sensitively mod
est, and abhor the North for its infi
delity, gross immorality, licentious
ness, anarchy,and agrarianism. ‘Tis
they and the clergy who lead and
direct the disunion movement. It. is
a gross mistake to suppose that abo'
lition alone is the cause of dissension
between the North and the South.
