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The Daily Dispatch: January 24, 1865., [Electronic resource], From Charleston. (search)
every way. The retention of Charleston is not, as many of its inhabitants imagine, indispensable to our success; but the retention of the military line from Kingsville to Augusta is. The project of abolishing slavery, on condition that England and France will lend us material aid in the war, while it would be rejected by those Powers, is producing further mischief by alienating the Cotton States and forcing upon them the necessity of considering the propriety of re-adjusting their polseemed to think would be done in a few months) the United States would turn their guns against Great Britain. He said the ocean would soon swarm with five hundred Federal cruisers, which would sweep the British flag from the sea; and that after England had been sufficiently reduced and exhausted, he would land upon her shores and pitch his tent in Hyde Park. These threats may never be carried into execution, but they prove the animus of the North, and leave no doubt that the first thing the F