The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04
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VI
tF1m the Isicfrnond EnqaIrer.l
The proclamation of Abraham Lincoln
fsgbtfi We piabIished on yesterday. is the lasl
extrc16ry Of wickedness wIncbH was left 10
our enemies to adnpl- Their whole course
dDfing the war which tifey ara wagitH, has
been OF a-chafacter to destroy any possible
remains of past sympathies ;iild 10 extingtsi
every pleasurahle feeling with whchwe nsea
70 recall the brilliant events that occurred In
the period Of our asspciaton with them We
snrn even from these with dsrshsh. because
they remind ua OF an odIons association, while
the wicked war 1nr enemies have made upun
oiir Liberties. and the brutal desolafing ifiSat.
SION with which they have prosecuted il; the
voices OF the blood Of onr murdered brethren
which cry fr M the ground. and the Thousands
who are riaIHsed and mutIiaied for iie--ali
conspire 10 ire orr feelings Nsth virtnoas
md luextihguishable resentment. This senti-
Tnent is universal throughout our Coniederaey
and no where is il more burning and Indignant
than in the regions VISITED by the fee
Onfthe altar ot tieir country and IN their
inlnoRt souls. the citizens OF the Confedesacy
Have already vowed an irrevocablt oath ,Los
victory or etetnsr war. But they are n6le
called upon. To rekindle their ardor and to dis
play. II possible, even additional resolution
for Il ncoln has crowned the pyramid of his
lntauiies with an atrocity abhofred OF men,
and at which even demons should shu,ider
We have often been threatened with servile
inslirrecti1n. By The vIiest of the bad men who
forced Ms into separate political life. II has
been gloated over IN their most Malignant mo-
nlenis. as something thai was To slake their
EXTREMIST aniinosity- But others have
SPOKEN differently They have talked Of :. re
storing the Union and of winning back their
estranged brethren. Lincoln has abounded IN
inese lfypocritical pFetences Nowihe shows
himself black Of soul as the viIesi of tie
tram whose hehests lie is obeyng. So far as
he ca. do So he has devo.ed the Southern
Cenfederacy to the direst destrn tion that can
Zoe all people lie has shown n iriH. ana
has pleuged himself tn IN endedror that will
indeed shock the civilized world bur VIII
thrill the great enemy ot our race it'll an un
common joy.
On and ;.tser the lst Of January next L;ncolu
declares thai if he can effect il. the Coniel
crate States shall be involved iH universal SER
yilelwar This il the last resource of the
bhfled and enraged tyrant. His armies have
been whipped HON the field (; whipped East
and whipped Nest, by a brave people. deter
mined to be Tree Whom he has vainlR at
tempted to consner, he would now detroy.
The poor wretch,
1Aet - - f-e;l,nal power Lincoln has to
irrl.. l.s:.azt proclamation against these whom
he Claims as still under the CONSTITUTIONS, is. of
course invisible to MS. We oncs mndrf stood
the United States Constitutions; but since i
ilds come I'D ne HltHlHsSleTtQf tlN InOko WHO
have madsit the best government the world
ever saw il seems to be morning but carte
hlapche-alsimple grant of absolute power
lincoln Is now Constitution and Government
Strange that the Confederate States do not
abandon their Independence and hasten under
SO henefcent systeni-'the best the void
ever sawI7
Ne bail this pre- Hanat'or as an evidence
th ! I.itcoln feels his weakness. Bur. fellow
citizens OF the conlederncy. il ought 10 add To
mr. strength III ytueould mol afford 10 be
coattnered before Il tlfullsand times can You
not afford il when Lincoln ihrlisie Ills dla,ai-
col intentions and deshts conceinifg you IN
your very faces. Vt. conqheresi, a nfgro race
of four millions are to be Jonr equals IN yoiiri
avn homes. The Yankee States have. some
OF the4l9 already torhidden the ppor wretches
L make so much iootPriui ail tiIkir soil Il
They Kill have 10 remain here. To bang n
10 this flelectable State. Lincoln proposes 10
snake Them your assassls noiS. iiislrhfeat Is
Sde il ia true. lie has done all III the past
that lie Can dei1Lthe lutnre. Wherever hisa-
arms have gone, ne has done bis worst Bat
since lie has gfaiuitously uncovered 10 us-hl-
inuiost heart. and siilee Iie has made a decla- I
ration that makes ahoiitcnsm IN Its West
haHnislroar with maniac joy. II 10 proper that
We should make fitting response
Ia the name ot the Confederate people aud
government. ne iesl perfectly authorized to /
ltlHIt +Hc5t cu.ttl ~ edte ttAlf-upt1
y ( ask no favoss AID no terms OF such .,n en-
envy. WheiheI they come as savage Or uhe-
tlier they eomeas wild heasts., we " II resist
theln with all HE means God shall give US;
and, With the blessing oi Gid. we SHALL con
qntr in the fHruFe as III the pasl
The new 5'iase the war Is 10 assume is not
onr fault. scditions negro no matter
wfose company, or under whose protection
found, will die the death His ASSOCIATES will
be fqluns. too We can take no snch prison
crs. ITO meet The War IN flIs new front, We
r.itst taye great army. Tie next catnIsEnl
will lie the seyerest and the most terrihT oi
tie waf. We must prepare for j We must
prepare in time. Already the enemyE vast
new evies are in tile field drilling. We have
10 meet them nor; it viii be stiA7llArder to-
meet them next year. let ns prepafe al once.
TEE ST. AUGUSTINE fAAILIks.zZAs dispatch
received here last svenlng from BalwiDI Fla.
dated yesterday. says lhe steaine. from ST.