The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-02

co1iuExrs o. rag ExdLIsH risEss.

FIRM ihe i1ondor fofttiovrrrsnrrt prg4n3 oeo,r s
II / scarcely possible treat seriossly Of this sim
guias TnaneSto- met genuine. the comrostfon
would be euttIed TO M little praise as ! piece oil
matches irnt, The accuracy with which the iei
tails pafticulafized j. fautlrSs. Rebellion. lk ke
treason, i very direif iefntment and the frksil
dent qently aFsiages the fears Of s. te{
posed tobe rebelliou. thougR in fact loyal BY ihyl
ing DOWN an easy and inteiligible test Any St4fe.
o. Ihf Peop.s thereof, wliie4 shall on Jsnlary b
~ ged tlitli represented in the United States cbn1
srts by members chosen. at elections wherein the
snajeffiy u the qaaiied voters Of such state slia
have participated. sfll. IN the absence 81 strong
couulriT .iiiilE tcsiimi,ny. be dsenicd1 #
mot 70 itave uecn IN fetelIisn against ,ths-l ni
ted Sta ss Applying t.s test the General Z, ovdrnl
menf Viii on The lstof jauary idr the better nlors
matin of he vnTd fo ma D. designate such states
a. y II then be 70 np=n fsle ons aud IN th'se States
cease u exist fse1y slave xii thus become a kree
man. Peprised slave labor the Southern pianlesk
~ ma their elergies IaIhiyzed II they are not
themselves aunihAted by the el1ncp scgJs hht
war will ceaSe. aud tie Union lie once more Tesf,,reh
IN lt pr size integrity but eeased of thas oni -aip
whii1 heretotue R.de Il The feprOach OF Chris ei
domE II leugth the AEeriean question las hesh
ins ls and enthusiastically solved
II II not cay Z estimate low utterly poweres and
eonklnpilble '6overnneuf must iave J.come wkirh
es sasrtoa with X, apprssi ~ip-h insensate tfSaSii
ltf weeks since trsinbfg Tor tie safety Of IL ran
ia ai The .sent unInsIit urible fore \ lasta.
INTO rs enemy rrsi iry5ii still tkeA upon itsef 10
dsifise - lrolety which il ! i,oNeress 10 serx
Nor tire ASSUMED authority Of tie Federal Extr
tiyei less Unconstitutional tiIAn j prei5s eroils The
PreSid-n al the United States has NJ M IRE poutr ID
betate slave IN Virginia than Qaeen Victoria Ind
Tor that matter neither has the Federal Congress
ccording 10 the Aiberiean Constitution. the locAl
legislature OF each State possesses power 81
einaneipatins the sase- w thiu IT. onines- But the
PRESIDENT q The United sat hlsloag distol-
iinled The anticipated custom 81 rif1g according H.
laTi There few however. even oi those trlio
hasr manifested the geate~t disregard Tor afs
uiey have l. llsnni~fer.l Yiio have nj b-tsn
noie eriess sensitive Of filirlie x man may la se
the PASSIONS 81 All angry lnon: oGs lie does not Ia he
exitlsing limseii l.. 6r laaghed AZ. Mr. IIdrsl.
-nI.I
ios The aiger ol tile ADeticln prnple lie must Ee
aw4ie thai his rSe.asnetipn VII ifove bTutu1 fuI-
hief eepeIa Hunter. l9t laapy IA n.h- since IN 4
inOnient vi AboiItioui=t zeal. eIhane ated All the
afes IA South sreiins but Site surprise of ete,s
BODY the SLAVES paid attetib - h asnaki o5
and worked away harder Than evll N throwing i
those iorincatlons which Insured the bs~qlesis ~
pulse ol tile Federal forces. D0.s Mr. Linco. snpose
lhaf they w1ay retdier oihdie NE - his manlsib,
ldbeftx should h 4te spiio$-1 ~ nl1 recOftieAd
ii~ef. a ~ all. u slave ny s iatrsic eaelltiit
-h mat the mode ei nailrpiisl'H ~olld D. regarsI
I'd %t udIilerenet- n e<llves ia Southern S,.e-
desire freedom. j. eyidrit that tly are al. ,.ie
ssited fom securing II iy The ~4Perier ssrensSli :.
the MASTERS Nj .inecia mist Snsw how his Brot
aqiilion viii weaken at streatA before hc sis,iies
ine world that Il ptote ih=r' iIaa inol,eratri.
hile providing. Fr,~liettives fpr the fafGg.s ia,
present : MT nsgiseted The let Asgi>ise tl.s
grtt lodtl Iepus lho "a ii.es .a> pr,,sil, ~
mafis las thr1nh hqt ls ,loiit hi ~ aud ,usii ,i.
zoe bahyas Csrpa- Aet. 4 lel'alsi.on exceddih.
twenty tnialis ula5itilg j. krr3stoIs !,
sngir lsaSiiie Soilir4. lNe II aii- Lincoln t.,a
PtiFed al aliesl IA any itisee "A 81 sii his titn
ora ! may i'ies-e 70 eirln s;- Nl'r even MAJ
ltafy tiiDuisa can heafls bf ris,at erlafid d.
Tie President may cille IA nr sleT inasiii
tuile any l'ersa, be- ehotis IN sufficient IL a. az,
thit the accused la eea guilty 81 rel cen. r 4 A.
op5se the stotcrd Ssvy o.T s{l-srr- u .i,rlrr ln
OF lis right demand lral isr The alleged al i,e
Suth tie cx>t5nss.fie 81 ihf q IN NeSr lis is
fSQfton. IA fh Hlc hia l-s yed ir0ti t1s
~elt of such = the iijeits cJsel iy ti lie,
citizens Arneriea. The artssFe lrss We S,ii,slr
deemed fecessary by TIE President III il~rseie
tlt Invitation ialy givia " ihe tioFernurs len
<svana ard phlS 10 th9se u lir other States a rs
aud deliberate On public Affairs such fnecfla.
uld ussdousttdly be cfnstt u.d Ito act OF fellr
ttk. aud suppose tnt ths a resident intends 10
r1t lie rrfla -tury GOsernor>- The teyerai States
hqweyer. vaiae fhear Individual Independence efei
nre they do The ihiegfIiy the Cnlon add
i-a from likely that they ~o4id idmey permit t4ei
Bfvrrnurs 10 b. sent - pflsiH ~ compiance With N
fdeIal siathotity. The Drpr.htLiion of narshl la1
titug the Federal STATES las been prom psd hl
by COnecetafe aggr.ssan hat - domestic
" Ar has de eiAted ketNeen tile Federal trdfl
me and lis arknuwled ged Sec I he Irtn;lai
tidn tmailc ,stiug the saves eYideHtlya b4it sr ~
on gain the support pf The a,littousts patty.
vii prove useless Fine Alnsfe-ln peOuc VI TAT
Submitted to much. but We DO not beiseTe that ihe
si patiently accspt Ola deksaaing deSpsisnl diCta
ed By ihe ieeuie aud llost c lismpti0.e ~ bOvhrl
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