The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-17
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. EDNEsDAY MORNING. SEPT.
the FUrUIsE. poI.i,.Y oIsI .ru,s i ~

Northern Government has some sad expg
srifnce on this subject When this war com
meneed.they Mere going. with seventy FINE
thaus nd men TO crush the rebellifigl ii three
nenIhs. The battle Of Manassas taught
tbsm the folly Of this idea. They then
/raFsed. armed and equipped an ARMY 81
near eight hupdred thousand men. Never
was an army better prepared FIR war, in
point of arms, e9pipmeats aud supplies,
linn Was the grand army eff tie North
They also EXPENDED millions Of dollars Hid
preparing aeetssiof' gplnboats with which|to
operate on our Western. lITvers aud against
our Southera ports. aotihingEthat money.
industry aud ingenuity could supply Wis
wanting They eau ie down upon the South
hkethe locustS Of Egypt. Their newspapers.
viii madp Hrcnsys were constantly prgiipfg
them on toschemes Of conquest aDa 'pla9
der The cry Of (. on to- Kiehnioiod,, lisiEisIe
them % the Cult. was in almtkt evfrb
Northerpjourhal itJeas said tie ISaiitll
could not resist tleif mighty hssi, and al
they weald bjkre 10 ~ would u 10. i4aiIl b
I OH aud tlieS would uett WITH but hHle ~
si1t9nce- Sixty and ninety day. W4s die
tifie. given to put down whar tli4y called The
iiilFurreeiiols II The Souih Now gh9t lbs
been the result Of their war Of iptsisioiEIz
They have dosesthe seaA}i much d.8lapeef;i
THY hayssstolkn a,,ilrottea sul eitiFtns HE
a Icensiderable amount 81 pf'gdrfsl. It'll Il
have csirnnii,i 4il=is4 srs o4tr4b{ lapiA
tiie poison, of ugssiseepli. bat tI5sir-elatlsIi
army is,ngw ilstHest ge>iias esi. 1etreaiae i8e
liFgrace aail aeEE1e.t Bs!sf cur dea, BeriaH.
hdroes The whsle d that eEifelEHs
arF.neeat .on =arlters OF Odd ar.HiE
inithe field, BIZ Asea,a ri,>sesslsl, EEFi8hre H
fat 4 accomplishing the ptieetfof IthiE pfr
Isl emfterpeds Tho seatAern Id9,fleI afs
idtqe.ds5 stmiasa sanl unitF 4 asai9 ii sli
fIian l.'.,y weie the 4ay. til ! Mar II SIItgaIl
Phey pow aclllit tl.lt ihe l.iSSpIe 81 III saaih
hate Aarei = h. Eilsl4Is aiIH
Fffpeli eyer hated e,eh 81 her. This fsat
FL 4rswfHA l,rpel sntlsi Ho,,s...,.
territory. ~ E4e. A.es i sSslsss
siIia Mat f5l.i.y NJ eaeii g a9bBH 4selH
: s 4sr4hsf "a. Ekd flas H.
pRr enemies i n B9fsue 4e aisiesai8HIl1
ID some qp5si 81. .Ihere IS sag 4ii77 lIIIIi
,. s-ian ana uoi reashn. B Epiriit o tsyaIs
AID not4 spirit oeIeliaslteued 'fielIenlsIF.
nHy take plss eFSion of III nliu1S4 IA iAs
d our people Mq sleprE eate MI psli#
adt0cated in sonle-llnblic 5oprn.ils ID 1nallH
itlg. dis wasof inn ss ion id 4ahieht. rgltE
oil private praPeSty fire poi to BE- rlkpKete@.
and our armies are d carry vita .tiieIIil ditHE
olhtion- The resultiof subj poifs as tffF
wPpld be (. make tht war aternipatle, ail
mpald cadsl. oceans qf bleda fasaeY s4p.h#b
}hffaense 9ngunt Of Frol4rty, aSrlA. alfi
South 10 bedestroyeI pHfif b5tls #eetidlk.
" PrIdibeqarps a h5S4lingj nildsrutsA MIS-
hive no desire 70 seq Ibis become h warilIf
e4termioation " are fdr just Alil PraFfr
fd.ailationF ulBa tee piierdeFs Isds FHaeBi-I
Il, II see tliitsit would be god potieHEn ii43I
b@eause The armies under .IPhpe in. N sFginHH4.
6s ,rtis il .lrklfasas, anl Mitchell atla Ithl8F
{ Id Middle Tgnnessi4e, ebnlniitttd tlepregIasI
tibns, tbat .arIr alini4s Shout takf Ifini pr1t
eltv of citizens Of 3)Iio, Henn5yiyabEa III L
IlSd5saa., without any e5iapensatiotI ,sifiSls,
speaking, re might have THE. TialtItb do r..
but would it be- wisd policy z N7aald Il !ls
e4inplish ourobjee,4 and seizure It'd tBd ff
.fdr which welare all striving that Is ths H.
caring Of our illdepsudci.cds Let us nlehI
who committed these ofsedces bG IlfaIis bed
q our hearts conte1 t, but let Us care
what course we adopt a. to btl,ers # let iheI
pfopld Of the North know that We % iistoI
'heir country not . take 5}llatr, llIIrppeity|
wflh6ps eompepsati4n, not to desfrdY thtitI
farms and cries. bu 10 bring them 81 nnlkel
peace with us- shoall be our I'elis5. y lt9t||
We ma arequire in settlement q our ian i
chltiek, what terms We may demand III al
tfeaty with them is another and d dffierisnt
question BY pursuing, "a manly aud eleyat
eli course, nbinfueuced by a spirit of t.ilseH
Iri1e aud revenge, We may be ahlestJ bring
this war tola close but if the mad policy
advocated by some IS Adopted, we doubt Md
this war will last fol years, and will grow|Iip4
bitterness and revenge throughout the whole.
tfmeIf The course pursued BIZ the Presidsnt
snd the policy indidated b i'm aid by CIVIL
I4ee Up their correspondence tvithiCiens HAL