. Harper's weekly. Of THE or iiif ciidrch es We CCMf-ASu, at Santiago, chiu, after the \7n:>:.-fsH HARPERS WEEKLY. [Jaottart 30, 1864. HARPERS WEEKLY. Saturday, January 30, 18G4. W REBEL PROSPECTS. HAT nre the prospects of the reThe year opens upon our firm hoi Hues, 1iH from beyond t sound or sign of submission from the leadii rel>els. These leaders, of course, contempla The actual situation of affairs within the Con-federacy, as we may conveniently call the areaof the rebellion, is easily comprehended fromany intelligent witness. We had lately t
. Harper's weekly. Of THE or iiif ciidrch es We CCMf-ASu, at Santiago, chiu, after the \7n:>:.-fsH HARPERS WEEKLY. [Jaottart 30, 1864. HARPERS WEEKLY. Saturday, January 30, 18G4. W REBEL PROSPECTS. HAT nre the prospects of the reThe year opens upon our firm hoi Hues, 1iH from beyond t sound or sign of submission from the leadii rel>els. These leaders, of course, contempla The actual situation of affairs within the Con-federacy, as we may conveniently call the areaof the rebellion, is easily comprehended fromany intelligent witness. We had lately thepleasure, for instance, of talking with a Missis-sippi merchant who left his home at the end oflast September. He says that the disappoint-ment in the result of the rebellion is Southern people had been deluded into thebelief that secession was the easiest thing in theworld, and Hint peace and prosperity would waitupon the, unfolding of the Confederate flag. Butthey have discovered that a war, which is nowmore hopele
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