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United States (United States) (search for this): article 5
Strategical policy of the Southern Confederacy.
--The New York Journal of Commerce has an editorial upon this subject, in which occurs the following:
Without stopping to inquire further into the nature of the extraordinary rumors in circulation for some time past, in reference to a threatened invasion of the District of Columbia, it is at least safe to suggest as a possible truth, that it has been the persistent policy of the Confederate States, since the first alarm of war, to tempt the North into an enormous scale of expenditure for military purposes, and thus to produce a more speedy exhaustion.
It would appear as though no means had been neglected — no artifice unemployed — which might tend to this result.
The announced intention of the Confederacy to grant letters of marque, for aught that appears to the contrary, is not likely to be carried into execution; embargoes laid upon commerce at Southern ports have been raised; and Northern vessels seized have been released,
Jefferson Davis (search for this): article 5