The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-27
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TIE season Of the year is now At hand YileR1
cir soldiers rnustlhe well clad ii order t3ell-s
allie them 10 staTd the rigors Of a .wisisers $.
eanpaiEp HoR this is 10 be done in the
m ost speedy and econrrnical manner is worthy
Of serf'.ns Confederation Tie materials for
RE nlaau ycisirc '3o: selo,ling are. we believe.
abundant IN tic eotsntry. if-,he proper Steps
y gre taken - i,rirg them into use but 81
.iprr a. the s:tiri, II mere Iaon..y making pre-
Wis 10 the extent & now does il il liilficnlt to
abtain the reqmsift Amount ri clothing Al any
:iling. like mir rates We have = suticicncy Of
tie raw rea,erial-of cotton AMI w5ol-if we
cdnId get It manufactured up,n reasonable
ri lns. IS an Instance OF he exhorbifant
charges manufacture gno,.s. We viii state
lila: il ( IS not moe than !3e.ve2f hiteen
CDR is lcrI yard r, .i.-ie nsaa5hugs estimating.
c5tton t., sixteen cents per ponnd Yet this
adtire ~ arc ield5sel's At fr6ra fifty 70 sixty.
cdn- gard. Th5 same is The case Nth re-
glra 10 ~lleetngs api shirtings leaving slca,
y4 oft OF from forty 10 fifty cents per yArd.
~ y is il..sf Never was cotton more abpi
d4ln; Tie means FOR manufacturing are AL
hgre Of can be obtained and labor can be pro
cured Al ,aiI Gales. ST. Also III regard TO ker
s4ys iinsry and moolen jeans. The raw ma
It al las somewhat increased in price. but
n4ihag III comp son the increase IN the
plfce Of the manufactured ARTICLE The COST
OF the mhttriaIs necessary tp make a yard ot
jdadss will nor exceed one dollar and Fifty cenAf
This article sells At tro,il threefto Ave doxars
PR yard H
These are iraiauces to illustrate re enor,
ntUns l.r,ltils which are beng. made W manu-
lecturers OF cot,oA aud ,woolenigo9ds sosaso
it regard TO shoes and other articles OF leather
manufacture : hides are az chap now as they
erer have been III perhaps cheaper: Leather
cbtl. be made WITH equa FACILITY. for We have
nsost d, the aifelSs necessary FOR tanning il,
great abundance and ysf common shoes THAT
dtot Sud Tor l.ot Rmoreyfhan ahgee. dollars are
-rloa seiiipg for eiEht/or fem, The result is
thai lew men ale Iealizing enormous profits
making immense kortEnes. whist the soldiers
did Il large p9Ition of the community. are
slyiller,g Tor ganE of the neceSpary articles
eletb.ng3 This i crying evil in the 81
(which neeEs CORRECTION. These men who are
baking 7fIch euoHnons profits, whist they are
IenenDf.g themselves, are injuring tile greaI
dsusgil which We are all engaged. and are IN
A4eI,s sore evils upbn the country. We hay E
/ahiscleon to MEN receiving fair remunera-
N d ial their lab3r but il is unjust while some
( .E.en iiave TO sacrifice their all Tor the Ike OF
{ IL country, that: others should be amassng
4,ci, large fortn,fs No man Ought to desire
80. lake advantage Of the necessities of the
4oantry 10 make himself rich In fact. we
lhFnA ane man v hose heart is set upon making
fnFsges al tiias time. cares very little for the
kAf y aid welfAre Of the country. We'shouId
All share the burdens of this war in common
4 pill sionld exert fheir utmost energies to sus
ftain the Government, and to support Ieui
armies, Buff those at home are only think
= ing of making fortunes for themselves, insteae
Of providinef for the wants OF the soldiers VIII,
pre- fighting our battles. it svinces a great wan
of patriotism onl their part. Why is it. cal
any onetell, that articles which We manufae
tnTe in tie SoutHI and which we raise IN III
y s1r's ha,,e sistn SO enormously since TAI
4 Was commenced2 There is no good re:.so
for it. What 10 the remedy We say if mar
sIaotursrs Of thsse articles viii not sell the,