Letters From the Commercial Correspondent of An Association of Cotton Manufacturers
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Not that there is the slightest reason to suspect such a movement. On the contrary, the Southern people have made up their minds not to do any more fighting if they can possi- bly help it ; but they have that confidence in the individuals I have mentioned, tliat they would waive their own opinions in a moment.
This does not extend to their prominent politi- cal men, most of whom are distrusted, and some hated as badly as the " the Yankees." ^, Is 1^ As to tlicir aflecnion for their military' le...aders, you will liud proof in the elections at lliehmoud and South Carolina. No luan has a better claim to their t^ynipath}-, and none stand a better chance of" election, than those who were the last to give up. Motives of policy may induce them to nominate others, but the fact renuiins as I have stated. I re])eat that Gen- eral Li;k and Wadk Hampton aro the two most popular and best-loved men in the South to-day. I have heard but one disi)araging re- mark made of General hv.v. since I was at the South, and that waa in this connection : I was rilling one nijjht in a hack across the gap in a railway, made by Wilson, and, as usual, the conversation turned on political afiairs and the conditions and prospects of the Southern peo- ple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that there is the slightest reason to suspect such a movement. On the contrary, the Southern people have made up their minds not to do any more fighting if they can possi- bly help it ; but they have that confidence in the individuals I have mentioned, tliat they would waive their own opinions in a moment.
This does not extend to their prominent politi- cal men, most of whom are distrusted, and some hated as badly as the " the Yankees." ^, Is 1^ As to tlicir aflecnion for their military' le...aders, you will liud proof in the elections at lliehmoud and South Carolina. No luan has a better claim to their t^ynipath}-, and none stand a better chance of" election, than those who were the last to give up. Motives of policy may induce them to nominate others, but the fact renuiins as I have stated. I re])eat that Gen- eral Li;k and Wadk Hampton aro the two most popular and best-loved men in the South to-day. I have heard but one disi)araging re- mark made of General hv.v. since I was at the South, and that waa in this connection : I was rilling one nijjht in a hack across the gap in a railway, made by Wilson, and, as usual, the conversation turned on political afiairs and the conditions and prospects of the Southern peo- ple.
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