The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

II I5 nc Iaitaatieitpia ffe7S SAYS -lt was scarcc
III 10 be anticipated THAT tlie South. placir-
faSy fredence in tie hsSeitioi'S 6cosge
fhl'isfs. OF bis retus; froi Ehfe-e where.
heks l. Aaspsl aiid SlidHg li.sscd lis pie
tetce hf l,eilig al ln1a$E..ior ~ svcs agent
kb9aiF tNisesi al early ree4. siii-in fr'oni b.
kliint. aial as the iast ;Ec1g4fs safe t.c SIR
trke'l thai king f.eopp Las ,,af src.. s. ssls
? llnikfer P.ei.ii' efefiasy allil Ex;rsuriinar,
III llS fii-llIesS Jcflafsslh DasiS rrcs nfir la
] n dhni4iisi{ lihAppeiis tiat isgsnm * ail.ni
lAe lEs5 s''ver'figl p9wer Of E5rope at az
SsN loitslsSs tisc i4iii.,ftc - 81, i-ipor-alt Il,
iAfteH sis ;te l.si.eia1ti.l ofI = iie5el Css,i4i
fF.ieya II has cH'fsn ~ III lnStrx-.l.ld pr5li.-
Iig4 bit. wiiihliaiI,ed seffIiorS afil = very small
ltir mi. uaiiei5al aud flicrcantiieit is only ::
iild-fafe power u. iii cosislcil IN ti,lonla cv
u. is 1ieanePily ACCEPTED a. higher. this is
EAieiiE due 10 the personal iaalnce of King
l-e9plld. 10 the sht1cifynf his mind the Wis
slosn df his advice. aud the assured prudeisce
oi bis character.
| Wien England and france. Prussia aaa
fsilSsiEs and Spain are IN touDrii upon Confel
efate recogni iohi assslreIly B. ginm wonid
not push before al OF ANY OF these powers by
aeknd wledgirzs ilie South- Fortunately TIE
isilrnqea policy slf Belgium has been placed
lrl ion record long ago. In Nav 1861 wien
|Nlf. disilord CnitSd Stlfes Minisfer to Beigi-
luir. I'D his FIRST arsdieIidc with King Leopold
on presenting bis letter Of cfesleiice, hts Ali
e>ty Expressed a general regard for this c0iul
ltEl a desire to see our OWL war satisfactoT II
|bT9n3ht 70 an early peace n issue. AMI wish
10 se4 Beigiususaid the United States coDecf-
lellinllcl, more tlian they are. by trade and
Ieo;nhercc. Mohafchs, Tor tie most part are
nsii cbn.ssiitial :ilf sscraize when they I'VE
10 sp.ElS npoii delicate sabieets whici s,lo-
Eifcy ylsHy have 20 deal with ina iangfble IA
nef. But the Baron AdoIpiia de ,sriefe. Who
is Lehpoids Minister for Fofeieh Affairs put
tie rlAi1er very plainly before Mr. Sanford
lssnc few days aGsr the latfess audience with
lIf King tie sail tlia( r 70 taias date fAtay
70! S6i9 iolone on the l,5st 81 tho Conied
|eifl;e STATES. Lad applied to Belgium for q
IreSo5tlitioh. aid that such an application
Niiui4 not be eisertainr1 had it been made
if4e feveafion he should have caliedit the
lrepeslion. would receive no sanction by act Of
lBelginn. a siiiill Stale he continued whose
lprpsIeriiy depsisdcd Oh tlir fhil exercise OF
iil4 astriai pursuits of Us people. they did
not niiigle ia soreien polils iiiir policy being
nof Z, impcrii their Interests by stepping be
yoild the limits Of s7ricf neutrality their IN
fercohrse wiih other States They should
therefore have relnaineh neiitral IN re spect 10
tliis bhestlon- They had not even yet recog-
niKef the Iialiaii GovcFumeni. IA Belgium
had Matted two Jcars keEnre recognizifg such
an aecomplisbed TACT as the fili establishment
oi tic Italian Kiiigdom.of 1919, we may pre-
sIim4 that lier "a sacious ruler viii not hasten
% recognize tlleInere Efforts Of rebellion IN the
South Mr. Gec3ge n S.siders, IL seems 10
nA. sfent on a wrong line when he toll the
Sfluih TO rely upon early recognition b, Beisi-
ufn, the most coElkefvative Of alitlle European
PoNffs. and tie 'hiost unlikely To- lead in any
iripdrtart lnailerlf