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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 31. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), North Carolina and Virginia. (search)
nished fourteen battalions, Virginia had furnished eighty, and that where North Carolina had furnished twelve unattached companies (presumably batteries), Virginia had furnished one hundred and twenty-five batteries; and, it is worthy of remark, that the report showing the number of these Virginia organizations is dated eight months in advance of that showing the number of the North Carolina organizations. Second. Another charge made by another distinguished North Carolina writer (Cap. W. R. Bond in his pamphlet entitled Pickett or Pettigrew) is, that citizens of Virginia were filling nearly one-half of the positions of honor and trust, civil and military, in the Confederacy. So far as the appointment of the general officers of the army is involved in this charge, we have already said that we believe they were made by Mr. Davis solely on the merits of the appointees; and we think it will be addmitted by all that some of these appointments could not have been improved upon, or pe