The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

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suggeStipn win become specific purpose,
Eah4 that before New Years day We shall
he4E be 4 grand nti1Lincoln, anti procla-
Inla5iou, o-McClellap, proEpeace general
Eassdmblt, either III Nov York or some city
tile lyesti most likely Chicago, the
home of Douglas.
I If this convention really desires To play
Ea s1nhs4fipg gang against the desPOtiPm
II which HasTidden such a rough-shod race
i dveF is members during; eighteen months /;
Iif it intends tp stick 10y its platform and
II BeFpetnkte thelexistence Of a great conse err
i 4attye {IemsHt in th North; If 1T means
Dol talse The bull BY tie horns, ara 60 to
b8srk lil meH Of Yen Sc, with a settled pb-
IIJeEt before them, i must discard at once
\ 9be finIsy observation-disclosures Of e Hail Co
/ luulhTa andthe eIStir Spapgled lSahner.
and sEldEcss itself 10 the trhd condition Of
i the cBu3try, As it III not as It ought to be,
/ 4r as It Foala wish is 10 be. Il ls
/ Ther4=is not 4 man Of sense on either Eide
4f MRsdn and Dixon line, who thinks that
Il Tie Unign cab he ree5tablished as II used to
/ b. FTllsre II no use naiacipg words about
/ i'll ops Way I'll the other. The fact - stlE
Il fgiasntl without argliment, to any one Eho
/ idoksIaRI Inch Beyond his nose and ,qseE We
can hate no Union; but We 1ahy Have
II wv pEapoHh, therefore, .the following reso-
l14t4ois Epr die forthcoming tabernacle of
EnehqcFIscy. 10 the Oldch days We had a
lPla9eft4erein. and We take the ro4t pbitH
siibeFtY IF laying brief record on the Sec-
" tdry 'sltablel Hero is what Mr. John Kan
Hnieh 9nght to present, and which NIr
Jarhes lkrookH should second 1t would be-
Il rsuhd shot in the I.incoIR Locker, and
would fai,e spch d whoop from Captain
Hynaerl and the usetry men sf MskArt and
tffatApaIE5 IS has nptIbeeu heard Since the
days sf iiiiy5iour forty or eight ri
I,t.sgf 5sd THAI VIZ .iiic BelE,eeratie rariy Of
Ebe MIR bclil Et;stes.bf aouce Elhfouk. llut now
ntte Isl lated t.sionl srcing The rnaaiebs pf al
HafEiHi,4ll s9 ana Hifl4ipg 10 put an cha ID the
HsdsHFess aiisI iphalrhn spectacle Of Iroth hers
llRhb iHa Hands in the illgod Of bEotIiers,
IEo~oI5ak tllat We wi VOC NIB moro Supplies.
IiFEHh Is men, Dor IN IL. u vayHtdlirbute
ifs ksteuliited sehEiagaiioR OF one RAD E. at
lIEhe! d4sE Fof iiifE rsiir aiaetl.sF.
II zff8ei1 4. Hlat I'll eenerA s,avsE1sner, a,
HIS IL Bli4sds HIS fbTf|itei at claims rel,eci
4erlayE IS .Fliilsli hndss tie ssais frd eing
the Hall rs einte sestlir. to 4sasiat I DIE tree
l4eAsfI ilie Hiler Hft
If IEseE4a 1list Ware ,riiliE; il al.lle ileaee
'lsAisa#e4r SaFsseru hsiglsbofs Tren diihfr Of
vqbir ffosit t,l1Esi;; 1stlllY ilis fFor kan-
za;sJn 4fttlIe tten !, tie basis Of The {. rsi-
HtnisYa tteE conFee!eaa,e States; orlahd 10y
recs.giIii lion per se of lie latter ariIIa iraiy
Of aiiiaElte. dRtensi.s offensive and tonlhieI-
Eciall 3t
Heb arc three RESOLUTIONS, hastily h+own
Htogsth er-Mr. Brooks or Mr. Man Bu-
rem dohld pnsbrase the same Ideal in
much aeRter and more elaborate foHn-
whishIcPFerlthe cafe in point They would
settle bic matter iIsforty ght hours, 50 far
las III hFc conGernch in the South. Ju4t let
thgFe mrp, HIIo profess to- be fair, honest
and c9nsar9AEtye, Spy 10 US, L. We don t want
YOUR scTritqry WE don't want your mig
gers Ke ldpu't want to force you to love
Us pr ElomeFFieate with US by cutting kali
your 4hroafsl W. hate Lincoln aHlnuEh as
you. We a4e as thoroughly disgustdd as
nrep dau be With the whole concern GONE
nov, AM help us sonsumnl BITE d uEutus OBJ.
ject # Pace If you womb live with Is, at
least llet,s dpit heRsing, smoke a pipe full,
and assrHe to be friends. We want your
cotton, you want dur manufacturers. You
hold HE ipqnth Of the MisaissippiI and offer
usIfr9e nslIHationo Of it; We will send you
the grain be the Northwest to pby for it.
Therh is no need pf this quarrel, which you
and We trifd @ prevent. What do yon say
to gding ih together, and if we cannot get
Ewhn. We obre had at Ieastwhat Is ndkt to
it1Nan honorable peace, beneficial to both
/ partiss..' Such ID appeal. backed BY some
Fsurc guarantees, would amount to an in
ldacdnent. It w9pld bethe basis Of truce;
/ a trElcc would lead to calm debate and
a calm debEie would end the war with the
siadep endenco of the Confederate States on
! the ine hspd, and the not entire ruin Of.
the late Tinted States on thcEoshsr.