The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-21
wHAr rENsEssIn HAS DONE ~ TnIs


that had been made aud some of the prtvai
tions that had beep endured by Tenneksed
since this war comsRetced. 80 soon as Tenl
nessee perceived that the Lincoln Govfrn-
ment did pot Intend toege@pect the rishts eli
the South, but was ddlerMined, in violation
Of the Constitution, to use NICE for the bur
pose Of bringing back the more Southern
States into the Union, she did lot lesiEateH
as 10 the proper course for her to .Iiursue A
With promptueSs and decision Sic cast III
her lot with her sister States of the south
although She knew TINT war, perhaps ater.H
rible war, was TO be the result. With alad f
rity her sons responded 10 the call to aims.
and IN less than a mouth more troops AhiEi
rendered ,fileir services to the Government
than could be RECEIVED and there has n5t
been a time since wldn Tennessee could not
furnish p.ore troops than the GovcrnIhe5t
could arm. WhafIhef soldiers have do1eI
on the battle field we have too often inch
toned to repeat here Suffice it to kat II
Tennessee has just Gauss 10 be proud oil tile
gallaptry Of her soldiers, ana has no ieaa but
the noreof the Slate viii always be safe inEI
their hands. The IIecuiiaf atlxantageH bi
Tennessee TO the Gonitderacy were in.l trIiish4
ing q r army With III articles they 50 r3ush,I
needed in the way ofitood ahd clothine4 u
the comnencenaeptof. this struggle the M
ernmcnt had to be 4upplied with m8ady.!H
which has justly been saisl to be the yibeSsa
of war The lpHkso Of Tennessee ytryI Hi4
tcrially aided fltefff oafeder4te GofernBi.lit
at that time 81 advabcing money 10 arill iElsl
equip trpopsI n fsei aga el,=hg the aE1l5.
fortunately Iiyi~tl.eeisu nsry, 7 gnncssee #iIs|l
fine crops of srsiin and corll1faiug lsi 4
and was able tokiippiy the /Ssuilicrn allg{5
with all necessary ariielesSt foe dnrit ilst
present year. A.le haveIia5s4cans n 3eIs4
tanning the exact hnegat oe.four. t8es aakl
Nbtef that WAS taken lfomalaupe I'll E.lhi
use Of our army. 1Zte fzetI! tllas ak llls
loss Of Tennessee la.fieies isfl ISIS
:. enormously in pZee shows 4ssv...sisll1li
tile sppthcirr slates weren't t'.a. siil.s I-3s
Tennessee Tor paiH, Tie i4ssss.iar : rhE-I
sillery AMI Ia9e- fe- sad g-a.as ssfe
mostly obtRne.l Isdnt 1s5r=. sse.. II dli
NIT that nov sinc4 lt'e a;fsal iesf eg :lil III
nlcrs in yile more f9u:iiera SIT has FsgIu
drawn from Tic ctl,iEas.s,i. of csttaaki, tH.c
prodgttioh If aFsielss ef .5aFs tlst tild d.
pendencelupon 3 Sssfifs.ee i ro. 50 "a ss.-
Even now, kowevd4, It this af-eontinti esE..s
itlbids fair to d. iiir some yeprs. il Will FL
Auire all the labor pf the souti. aud 1'ehnfs-i
see included TO rsiseeneugh food to 81 stain
our army and s'lplFPrt our people. Butikince
Tennessee has Ieea 10 the hands of thRc5cL
my she has illuEtrstcH her devotion fb Tie
cause Of the SoliAiiI a mpd acr Of gFliifIl
every citizen of Ireinesse# may le IasEs
proud Notwithstanding S6rthern arsEi,is
were ip their mid II, and although soA.e Eoll
those Nho had f5faI er5y siooI hi..h4stklib
their estimation abtnlao1Ssl tic eansa bF.H,e
South .takiug sideF With tie enemy, aEsiiiE4.
assisting and assoeFat ting With tie insa5 Irs
upon terms ef friehdship and intimaeF s4dt|
the great body Of th{ psopl reusuine4 ilas
and true In the lmidst Of disaster aasss d.
feAt, as well as ih the hour Of TRIUMPH they
never deserted fheFr principles or theiHebqn-
try, and now when ala opportunity isl siykh
them 10 show theig deyotioh t5 Tire cAuse la
the South they frd ready a d wiling 10 10
it in any and every manner We could rave
individual instaneksIto SHOW wl.as sa4rFhl,.l
the people have nfal4e rqtl Ierlthqn atanEdlon
our cause. but il il useless 10 do 50. aAh.
nessee is now ready to furnish as n.atly ahd
brave troops, in prppertionto heFpopaiati9n.
to defend the honor and ri ghts ofItlle sedth
as any State in The CenieIleraey. EIep
many of those WHIP have, from causes whidhI
we will not now mention, heretofore b4eal
Union meusare nov ready and wiliirs. to-
take up arms 70 fesistthe tyranny Of he
Lincoln Government. He has By his Anl
plicity deceived them, aud they are now itn
heart aud feeling with the South, aIflIo4ah
having hitherto Iii Fercd ii opinion Is tothe
causes of the war from many of tlefirI South
ern brethren. Ia.yiew OF these facts id is
not onlyaaujust and wrong in anyIof The
Southern people 10 speak disparaeibelgE II
Tennessee or to tFeat uukiudly her itodps,
bpt It IS very bad policy. Nnthing But the
k[ndest feelings should be cu!liyaEeA be-
tween the citizens and soldiers Of the rlsrii-l
mrs States and. HIM I,s..J, l. 81