The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-02

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER >. 1862.


Prem The Mobile Tribune-l i
Just after the battle OF Perryville. We ezL
pressed fears that tie unprecedentedly sluE-
glsh movements Of Cen Bragg would lead -
hIs evacuation Of Kentucky through Cun,be1- 4
land Gap. Unfortunately our fears have beeb
realized. I'll
The retreat Of The amy through the Cap has
cast clond OF gloom over tie whole codnfrv /
Anu reasonably SO. loo. FOR much was expect
Cd from General Bragg when he hurrieil !
tnrpugh Tins city with the splendid material I
unrer hls command. in search Of Buell.. Tie
hopes OF the people rose 50 high that they fair /
y touched the skies The General himself
seemed confident Of catching and annihilatiit Z |
BHeil somewhere about chaftanoo.-a. and LIS
gallant soldiers. nearly al Of whom we're tried
veterans, shared that confidence While utshirk-
the presence OF Beaure-ard
Some two months esapsrd IN getting into
henturkf. Dgring this strange waiting 81 tie
bsst months Of the campaign months sisi.-itz-
ed By the great victories Of Ice aud JackEcti
people. still hopeful OF happy results. .refraintd
from criticising The slow movements of Bra,.E..
They failed 10 ask why Buell. vas rot attacked
IN tennessee. and even Why lie vas peruistikd
to march hy Bragg into Louisville. aseribits
our movements To- scne plan CT attack ,xlsikil
would reveal 4 brilliant future Kirby Ssnfh
All al once ceased 70 press CiQcinnati. and yci
people Angg-d the delusive phantom 81 iioi,e
u their bosoms. BraSg ilicy illou-ht. iai.5it
yel captufe Louisville. ard flscn march nj i,n
Cincinnati. whose citizens we're alarmed beyoiid
precedent Bragg mi-ht still he The Sribio
pTeaiesiiaed 10 carry Tie var into the cnenl :
r.frifory-
The first accounts from I'crry,iilr rero6nted
4 tremendous vittary. The whole CoIfesitfa-
-cy jubiiafesl. shouted aloud and sfSniprd tfs
feet n triumph. iiui soui ille glory ceiias I'D
from fliar Israel aIai thc true coiliition " our
army. tse victim % misniala-eni, NJ and iista-
24cifr- Vas sen The army had fought ii.ad
driven te cneniy from the field but Il rrq dir-
. 7 more tlIan iiiis 10 relieve tie llundkrs
81 the eoui9iander-i in-chief. Indeed. the Jrhe-
a seems % have acted without any slsfifte
plan o c-rr3laigf.
We are Told that cl.aSrin and dissi,point-
nsent fell nii7n The faces oi tlic brave iisi b.
cfls.scioas illat under sos,i serrrai>lliI, KIN
{ ts,ckH7 coHili have lecn rriuninIant.y held fcif
! Il hari iAis ia make i'rcii;iate ret "a,
through C,.inl,-rlaild Cap.
Thus clsssed another unhappy cilal,itr IN eur
WesieFi cainiiaiSris- The .-,efs-s Al ll,3ri-
srfn. and n C"rIfrh wound up n last wiili lie
evacuation Dl Kentucky
People NOW liesfli 10 iisqnirc ~iiv thev Pic
81 50 nsnch confidence IN tsen. B.AsS aba lft
ss cCiiii...l-i,irr iiicliici. Mai there ie
a his iresiOEs insfur, To warr4ns thi, crhh
dcnces Xhai b.islnl aeaescIneni - aifa.
what solid t.sidcnfe of e eralsliip did a-ei a
evtsice thai k~nfHky -il.aii iie placed l lti-
l palm u his liaiiis = ssTr III ,leSf..lx- : ~
slsere can b. no satisfactory -ii-rsE 10 III ~
inferrc.aforics.
Fl We leIieSe conf ienrly iisat bal roi.s. G. lar-
rAl OF largr cair1cits znL ncll-k-.oNn rvpri iar-
iity been seDt NIsA the sqrerb army vi lsli
Bfagg carried into kenluelSy the Stale to- D..
wbasd have been ourS The keistc < ns
from al AccouHfs welcomed kirl4y Smith lfs.i
Morgan people viii always isrlrorie "a ~
ing and victoriors men. Inc entrance 81
Bag INTO The Stlfe Aernlel 70 c1cafC q tuh Ic
ierisHs and tle Generals of smaller eoin-azsia
ceased IN their ;rinrrfshs
IL II seems II ~ that Il was great mistake T.
send iliis SenrTai INFO \ State y be iedee mel
as toa-inai'der IL Ihie' lie w@s not pnptlar
with lire army. a; least when he EFF 1fo4;lr-
Iln had surped military authority and u,lrr-
lcessarily crushed out the civil powers. Nit
ness the appointment Of Civil Goeernoi q
Atlanta. aud ile repeated nnconstifutiilsi dec
/. iarations u martial law ia several towns on
his route lir lad imprisoned Thought ~ :
fIiiie-wifncss tle arrest Of : ne UspaI,er foT-
respondent al q Cliaitanoo-.. and thu dis lam
, with which ht treated iiis freedom of TIC
. press lie N:lr accused of regarding vtln
ieer gentlemen A. hired Hessiais. mere afniy
Inacllines anil of inaicting severe and unut tual
Z punislnneIifs-
lYas this a general 81 sad ~ Kentiicky
viirse people suffering from the desro-ie kc;s
Z OF Federal generals n-igiss reasonably fear fis
rule of 4 Confederate general against WI, q g
many charges had been made in-the public
pfinfss Might not al theSe accusations so'
have had tilsir Influence upon Tie people O
kenfncky2
Had Johnson or Jackson. or Beanres gard
been sent into the State and dashed ii.rdngi
tito Lonisviile with imFeiu0us daring atihck
iisy GRIPPING a-Inihilating Buell.. eaptufing
Louisville and closing the navigation OF fhl
Ohio. al Kenfa.ky. We think would have
slapped III hands. SEMI mp wild hnrrah fol
orr arms and very many thousands rusfi 4
tic rescue.
The government, 50 iliink The people. slibul.
put general al tie head Of the Army Of "a,
West, wise slashisig. cafablc- Gen Bfaef5 lia'
been ordered 10 Richmond We suppos1. K
gIyr Al account u his sle~ardsilip. X pa,
be too late nov - retrieve the disasters q th.
past. brt something yet caa be done Il renn
essee. even IN winter. 10 stop the inroaLs o
tie foe Lei Us trust thar next spring rEill
~ifness the regeneration aud disepshrallrteni
Of AL tennessee AMI Kentucky by genkral
!, who know. Ike oil Cardinal Rirhelie. 40 lucl
word as fail
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SUBSTITUTES FoR BLaSKETs---A patriotic lad,
lof Selma. Alabama Mrs 4. A. I.apsley. pro
POSES 10 give her best carpet % be cut ~ and
made into blankets for the soldiers. 1ber.
are may families that can spare one carpet foi
HAT Purprise. and Mfs- l. suggesis filatl Ia
dies Aid Societies sllould appoint cotini fleel
10 collect them ard have them prena1 Ell for