The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-28

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MrJSevinopr lprHnperaE5cf eprdidAtc for
Governor spoke pi lnoneittoyss issues nf the
day. Democrats wclltS ferdIlsill the l,,frioit
tuve oi couIitf, and inetth4se who iay III I'M
lnIet beds tee ,llse they iIfsw lhai iirougl
fHen theRe ca9nties we're htonshi mp in the
>lsnd He [ Mr.. Styfnnnr F:sS al the capiteI
e WestrrtisStaie Wncn NE lcws OF lie ial
uf Sumter eoiac. a,,l hc " ,s e.,fi, 4 upon L,
give tn tile IcgsIafurf of iIa' Si.lft bus vi,-ws
Jhose vlewshe stated 10 th,Ill. Iaid d,,u1i the
principle that Tie gpverialtIli is.i 10 u
ob-ycd and suEl',rlnsi "A tisr ll.r retfr4 II fro
RicliInnd he also intrlslnreei feselntl,Iu aRa
fncetng nj Albany ltsii,, tire rem or feTilett
ri our brave army. lie add essei more
meetings ia support Of the tfcketen nliEcli hi !
Tame stood God knows tll.li i,a l. .kctl ta
nerve his country loyalty aiilif9Flv an elfet.-
fuaiiy--and npw hc prayed iiis X lnEhiicin
friends To take heed ~ tiIcir warming aid not
stimatir- thenr sts syini,alizess with seaS,tl.
he republicans were IN is'N- viii fcks
tangici ideas and principles. AMI ilTe csEd.iifi.
ri lila country told ii.R tale. He clixrgd iiiAi
tic srndency OF the principles Of repdbiicsis.
organization led 10 ,rH4hnrtinatiall., WV Blence
f.,tfr4 ~ IS and STRIFE the ovfrthfow Iaf iile
IonstAutioi. and 10 ts5olni0n lie char. ,..i
tliat r. publican pIihciE,les so itieudea - li,-
o.Ler great evh-yili|nss oli Tire h,ses lwAid:.
divided thc ;Ftas grIii. ttseni II liz. q p. 81 L,
Jneht they had see., Cong <ztpt.sfisi.gl Is
officers ai,d ili,y ii;s SeFsti grsk .sntl4rs l..
rntlIc places aud bali-rba.ilh 81 N.al ias .1ts
denouncing il.rsr gciicrtls Ih flae lrcssfice g,i
their sutureiisatcs ilhdy lad seeii fo:.a +.
Gallon sli governors al Altoona. e.,ileIHlr III.
pnri ose oi debating III the auniitIstratibn lia
lnalageihrntut .ifArs!
AIao,s other ihiliss wheh TIE reopi- woiisi
be called nj on ioseJide attic c',niilis5 e.cS-
OIL v ollld bs. 10 APPROVE or d;sapIfove Ines.
dangerous lraet.ces-, Another evil OF tltis
RADICAL Erirlt Nan ihaiI Ii4ed ii violence. as it
fctlelinE willi Tie lreeisin of s,recli. A ie9
dayt 81 ce geuileiD5.El who rcl,f. scnttd III
s.-t IA 81. Pcersl3uT5 dad has sll,ee II siue
ss highest frank III tAe army, eSpr. Sse biz
opinion that ] sriuii be il.l .rl-a1l r7e4
Ju'Hnais lrsaianhcedl id quito Ino4ei4lh
y eseh VII, iheyery i'fesehce o. ,aat mats
- . prhilc Tsrre'ilg was iiseIl All oistiAgel-F
y i.at lgii' has 3 sr,rr;li oifcer to Il: ihsei:f
f,spu III dliie hi Tie l4,lli, 10 take part lii
political siiscnss IN,
There was al ari apeti; conflict goii < ,ln + T
tween The execniive 4fid Judiciary. MII Lsl
s.ai .ad suspr ded the writ of h.ibr.fs~ cd Irl,6 3
which he w .sScJ moi held ile lad ie,Irgsls
- do. Loud. and celainursl .pIab,szs /
There War a i.iiics e.Eeo OF 0pil..ou oil fiIsf
4 oiili u tc Suiieii.c Court decided thai
MIR Lincoln w:s Ilgit. ihey y ouli si.bniiit Ia If
and II II ,lec.dri liza he was wong. MI I. flH
.eln nu III haye fetii nit 20 H.. CHI err. |
Il. regard 10 tic proclaim feii of the ! .e4I iels
he agreed with Mr.. l.lreas.sl III i; 3 spec Ia all
the Chi. 40 deiniais,i.. LIangile hid hJ
MIR SsNnieiii he'd ii.aiashslc Mas 10 lonea
II. lie. Gs.Serllncif ci;h,.r III peace or III war;
l., tclriyca loyal. III. .,eela man oi las proI
rrty. fChrrrs.l But il v'-s saii that il the
p-aj,sr5ty were di,ioysl. then ftbe mi1ori.y