The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

7loi4 ii.t I.ya sabuse yltga,ian .. The ssih ult.
Iiif faHkess II seklps. are IsiaklI,, fresh de-
ni psAlrit.oias 20 s-asi 0Vr cat.es Un tAe sea-
bfNf4 tharles.e4- = tlineaieiied by the i.suu-
al p 4 la 80 i.Eiid Is - at, Hilton Head and
iel ! Ioltsr Fleet ) said 10 be relitriIig a
i'S-ieSa lor tise lsoirose oi IA king descent
bni riic ieas # l4sikec Esniboa;s which We
slHsrlall'ea early "a ,ne s.Ar 40 ionger exists
fieksDnIg and Dfdryis Bnd have SHOWN
Th@t ialid batteries can do when snificlenfly
ttevatep above al attacking feet. aud Tie de-
ifripili4tion Is Tow universal 70 l'eruit our
1ties ~ be sAclieii 4nd even burned brfOre
ll's3 sllaI be snrraildered The hOrrors oi
AiAPe occupancy aic more dreaded than tie
ss,etihdirs u a once 'beautlfril CITY ~ as,es.
tnle We a. 9 u ucL mistaken. however. the
e''eins - destined u lnglorions i4ilnrc n lbs
dnterl risc against boih oi the cities above
slai.ei An-atfack upon Charleston bv land
p ihf lace oi the tact that the Yankees have
slEei Where been WHIPPED upon land where
qiere "As anythihs ike equality OF numbers
Yiii 9lly have the same result as their Prev
gus DEMONSTRATION against tile city At >ecess-
-phTiiis s-aild All Al iaek .y wafer. against tie
.Ieat1 guns OF Forts Sumter and Noultrie.
aud tia and batteries which line the shore.
oulr dvuLtiess have Jeen made long ago
iissd not L enefuy been satlA-ed II the iuf.llJ
Of TIE attempt.
AtiS Slvbiie iris believed tlat the defences
are sqircfent even against the heavy ami 81 lea
dad guns OF Porters fleet-buf If they should
iirov5 Insufficient. il the forts should be car
Ifed, Atfd the other delences tail 10 arrest the
llroSreSs of the enemy, the determination il
Universally expressed 10 see tile city reduced
10 as4ss before gwen over 10 the occupation
"a brutal sOliIery eudeT the command OF \
o cond edition o. p ctyulie Butler heroic
rfssyihscn which ought 70 he adopted every
whsre the enemy threatens the occupation OF
our great cities.
Inc object Of our enemies IN carrying IN th .
f@f = l'iaiilly shown by their Preparations 10
capture our sea board towus--ior nothing is
Saniei 10 tli~tn, by such capture and the Only
resq is lo-s. inconyenience and distress 10 us.
l1ey aFosed at first that they wished 10 re-
llesr the Union men from tie oppression Of
<rnlef tIalf0rss ami 10 rt-establsh commercial
reiat1s with the outside world under fhe
SAWS 81 the Difte,l stiles But thir expert
eslcf illus far shows that there are 40 Jnioli
sne.i Fprth taking account Of ,sh,re iEey go.
= TIA no trade relations can be established
fllh tile patrioue planters Of The South NeN
yrleans aud Norfolk. for iEslanee. held BY
them simply fir@pure resetge.' aud Tor puI-
POSES Vi private I,iuuder aud oppr -ssion.. They
do not cripple our armies IN liie held 10 any
A. prscisble extent by the holding Of those
ines q do they Injure ns IN 6iEer respects
= ~ ine prosecution oi tne "dI. except IN a
very bfllall degree At the same tue The cost
a occupation IS enormous, aud their own
strength IA fhe field i W. skened by every gar
risoh oi captured city- In the .Revoht on
ary war nearly all our cities were taken by the
eilemy. but II made 10 difference in the 6nal
RESULT Ia THIS war the same Consequences
viii follow. though there should be cprdon
% Yankee armed occupation from Baltimore
q Galveston. II may graufy tie malignant
llAssIJus OF Yankeeioodiedoni 10 sc s1ur peo
lile driven from tler holle. faaaiIies separated
and sttering and stress como upon helpless
vionen and children but such things only IN
I4Isit Southern patriotism and Increase the
ifierltl5lailsa to continue the Struggle. no
IHatfef how long II may require. until n ends
A pfri,etual separation - LyHch5-rg Vfr-
Ziniot z6Lh.