The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1862.

- tnc co1Ln was 80 held. tlcif hatc OF tIIcI
North would inreeasc and while the Nortl so
held the S0nih II coud do butiitie eise.si,es,,-l
wliile us material interest rnrsf laizussh and
iie. but IN addition. such work Is utterly !
INCONSISTENT With fhe genias or chr inttitn- /
tions. and could scare siy fail 10 lead 10 their
utter persersion and ultimate overfhrc,s,. al
ding 70 iiae calamities 0f disfinion &c sacri-
nee q Tree government ClnQuesf and cic-
pre-, however 1laEnihcert could nol corif,esi-
safe for such loss
To exterminatc the inhabitants II the 5outl
would be = deliberate csniscniafson II lie
Unieh q, reiidcfing its reconsi~actsoii AZ once
inprScfIcilble an hopeless. ami i-iroire u
work Of tarbarify from which the Norfherul
people wtuhl. shrifk in horrot. Tie existence
of the Sdntliern States in some form. viii
their inhabittifs and Oh s0s,|s terais cf irc-3
course. is highly eksenfiaf-4nav. vii sal
Pensabl.s--to the weiiAFc of The Sorik
I 1 ana therefore. sssipstT = ekiern,inafitsi and
aSaifst tie policy u iloi,, - .fit Sts.laelsl
States as coma uered PROVINCES. This rfn..,,f
can be nAiniained 50 easily ba purely selssii
considerations Tor tie NDrfhl which niIl ocl
cur y al That neel not ffouble y0n with
tlieir presentation on tisis OCCASION am
Tor re-esthblislling the Cnson as il VS.. -
making a nipn as sIaiilar A. practicable. The
states 10 sbe equals aud 70 BE- sovereign 10 the
extent filf Statcs now are. each "a have and.
enjoy snfh domestic Institutions As It NAV
choose; All were ia Congress ssouli srsl
tain That fsel5ure 81 var anI thar osiiy tllail
wonld cleaTiy tend 70 tie accomplishments oil
these es'lf hiti1 war u ssll,j OF ex-e.-
] knowlit w'iiibc said IN reply IL ali this
Then let ihc Sgnthetr. people law dosfn tsei.
arms ami icnine hack into the Ua:ln. anil all.
van i.e Hs'li asas vonli % Goi fl.eyl
.puit be ludacea SO 10 d., Thereiis ~ tn.ir-
aiiiet ~ ,1casuu ;hai l wooli not he wiilai- ~
sraiE tleFl BHi 10 We sc any inIiciiinls
~ s..c'i : refrrn 20 TcaS7h anl euiye caa'
sec lm anil expect - SO n,nl. - lti- al
the sworl - rnsrrorisf fstss=, iiv a.-4nfS 81, set-
iieinlii and pcaee- N'i.sil sar sr-,y nstlf fo|
Msxie.- y rss ac-os.ai'alie.l l.y \ l.-a-c som
nilsson fl. ,lli-- g. ein'<l-s f ear.4-s- o;l-'
rartnniix fpr settlement T. Glil-s nslns II
0',r.4 at -lion. W. 10 i.ss rlien ciisazei.
ia Wa asGeiz nSrze-xrsg A is i.iiel al
woI sc iiI ii.c 70 is-ule oir<i r..s at,..,i fh..
nature II tile rontlsti r w.iicli ~. ar ~.
-ire Ne clnnit iilske Cnis;i ~ f..rc..|
iis'ii. TAD w nary f-iua pa ssef tlf- : ssfh
in tie hei 4. suli We > veii lis,S ih-rei-
iic sliii ilr- its tiir i.l- -.s ilos fll tir>
AneSl.-s ii, ~e iifrl1i .in i--:sA &.
lias= y! fllt tSlifi-rii S-tf l.a-s as fl4i- e.
-n pa il.i s1'r,ns of fis g.,lsiir,i;tr.s
io. iA-1 = sen that they -rr Tn ~ ftI
fsIrils ~ Die N.riIern STATES an fi--ii~ ~,s
erri-nfr- aii.i di-,aiiy- Dies any "a. i-.--e.
tieli snc,s rriaii.,a caE ~ s~ias.!is.sS .-s
nrailsf-iisssl ~ the -~.ri uias,cs rsfs7,siI \
cestain li1n-a-r q f.s- S-afr- s.ibfu-afs tni
funiiliafe the sihers.ri--i t.ir~ G, "a I not iic.
together = e'insis N friends fsr the r,sai
gated are always the escmscs of the stlfii A.
.iors- " ben All the : ate<. ther-ftrc r.ts.su,e
their forir-r srio-s new -rriafio.s III lia-
Il the settlement Is q Be conf,eie Al. l.i ga =.
ncnt
, I have fa-a4l 4 great deal 4b1.ii p4ithis.
up 4 .iisafri,rhblc lface-Abnnt r,c hrilila-
tipi. AID ilissIacc ~ The NorfA inr-ist. 81
any AID every proposition for settlement ban.
there is iloflin- that --lii ai,onr The aitlirs
0i Tie coilntfs for wiiicl have les- r-$tsocf.
!. i i even sai5 ~ snn- that le j. -ais'uy4i
citizen wllp sceSs fotre-est-',iisi fii- ihitu Is
other meisis iisan he sNor.i. How aiisrr,i.
; The swos 4 has he-n At work; lis zeel,cf ila-
been fcs aeil rI-cruasiy and terribly f,.sta p
land how k.lll Tie States NOW tl1t should a.
! ia ls.rnloI,5s The s4d rcsponss i. nhcri the,
were Vie lhr var bean. aTrayed IN GRIM and
I relentless hoskiiity. Their wsy snnrn other
d, a-cncies y all in the Eooi wark. ID the
/ words .of ilr. Lincoln. W. ran15f fsh. aitzars
{ and NC silsnl not fight isuser uiiieksA s.e ar
: 10 50 as 4 iheans of uifini1,r Inien and per
E iniznenf q are.
E What ts,,n ,ar leidoae' and Tr-ynrs tiiaiNa
j. that sh0ii be done cla 10, i,r Al-c ,l,lisie
7 promptly Tie Sil-es now - ihe, Union
! sionid hs in convention OF have ieiis4;s,
H r-lIN f -f4 iffL IttIItr.IN.l4 I'D LTlEI IrA-
[ firm the firek-ft constitutional relafiofls -
/. may be fbnn6 necessary 10 bring rogether and
retain al The Eiai<- The safe lelsisEiiu cs
E couii pet fsou Congress fu- such ht tconretito
, - prosiliii By The C1nsiiiruet- and Con-
rres~ could mike ile Necessary iirpyisisi-s fs-
F n before DE close ilf the s-niil.E -t<ss| |sa.-
Snel STATE LIZ sllfsires - ds.1ISl r-lt ~ tir
. r.-.islar drller could Es7eclaily fou>ene3 an.
,slan il.f ess-sry lluntef or : 4.et fefFtioa,
; (. u ol,fi i-lfs1fF ct Ct n-rtss 10 co.'s tiv.
lie bsfls llus constituted ',so'fd be rom
1rpe.lsd To- aijtst and settle al t3mllicliioiiz
= which r1is lhtsrf rs. 7. iiia nliilsi ol war
:heii. ~e fiiril b prepared - in..S lra-c'
{ whereas. nh-fl The lime comes q se-tIciilenf
I IN The allstice II slich body. it nligat l,-
found thai i.e hax- no 6uni.efeilt llathsTty 81
E cxisienca u 10 tie il.srgs mat uay be ne-ess
ary- Neiiier Congress nor ttc LreciifIvf. iini
b tic two s1-ethcr have rishtful 4uiisoI7iy ts
: change Tie oh o. make new relations among
/ the Statks. c0nrfess may st,5ait aaisnd
merits IL tie sorsfi iaiiqn Tor l4s ,aill4rfiti
e nf The Sl4ths hil iei-crc ;Le r.esert cllani
o ties of ille|nation could have been aycrtcd y
; That ~ayiin the winter Of 1851; bst noiF tbs
iisonlrrs of The country arc probably tos
: eomplicatst b be reached Sd that form.
j Meanwhile! the President AID Corsres.
a should ptorilfe the way fof scftitmenf- IL
I, deed. by c Insulting tire people fiiroush m
b lailbi-bok. they 1nislf make 4 sritic1ie4f' g
J be gziiiici ~ the States tllereaiirr- Lff th'
! presideit Propose AZ arnisuce. loI ilic Par
pose Of f4isidering s3-n9 programme 2. re
z ui.idn aiid settlement ~ which ne icsili'-i'
+ aud rights II the niases il tiic eslifii -il. -
|. tluIv aIifiretiafed aId provide icr- le>ii'
u them 10 come back OF flie con- rioi,s q tii'
e consfi'siE0n Rith explicit de-nitinr- - rp,.
T ~..a.