The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-10
THE DAILY isl1BEIl1.
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CK A|TeTANOoGA:
IWEDNEsnAYIMoRNING SEPT. 10. Ig6e
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gr feylncr htticle we=adyerted to the
causes which la operated topresent foreign
ltFewers,fFeE b fakliag sters 70 procure cotton
+ 81 Ifepening the porfs Of the South The
lsree sup 4,g.of hptton on hand At the eanis
sszsleneeislant of II war, the surplus of c5tton
sliris. :l3il tie 4 sire to stimulate By high
prices tie glbwtfi of cotton in India, were
The pftileipa2l e.llt4ses Wig Epgland aid not
take s'ers 10 procure i supply IF the
Z raw material fretn this country. Iusadii
ton ID these c.saE tf- he LJieolns tiovelument
has been cor .tsTflg assuring a5reieh nations
that they yohla4ef possessions 81 The South.
-.erlii. loris.sa slIqrt ffiAe. and that then an
ample supply 81 Tie great staple could be
obtainfrI. .itfo,lt any difficulty They a..
sertedHthat sshe4exer New Orleans, Mobile.
Charleston AID sasapiflh should fall into
their la1sl4 iHie slaitersfoi the South would
bring foffNara ther crops and there would
no lonset lie MY Aefieieiicy Unfortunately
II SONY 5itlstan2f be it said 70 the ets2nal
disgrace fi> tlfe1sien Who did il, some Of The
plantcis FI51he 8uuth were wiling apd did
sell cotton 10 th4 enemy These men, for
the SAX 4 1T gaiui were willing to sell their
country and tYeil tie flood Of their chill
dreh d MlilF their sons were IN the army
rallaiitly eolIfendifrs asainst The foe or lying
ii lotthsgme prisons 1t the North, these
men, lylrsse n.]i shout BE infamous, "
sair'yipg ifIlq ifaemy Fiss4 the means e
. carrying On t1i4 MOST dflaatural aud cruel
WI II selling 5ilem eoitoR Bit, notuitll
s.aa1fFag ihe ppft Of New Orleans las been
4pep feF seyssa4moatts, and AlssAsttslss AMI
AisBe!l, have teeii in their po~sessffe9g since
s prong. stu tHisiressureiar eottonis becouIIsz
Jag moro MI mora. severe. Tie ass Prs.ue6sl
ke3 i.tI sfita.ls 1sgserliti.ef,t gave Epreieill
sy- Is.lIs.Ftf &, bss=isllse cetto d IS in=.
% lfies. gial tip, want Of il s BIZ
4re4t there j. siow a efltt.'nI ilini.te
ii are,t1 Net anly The faetof9 ap4 ratisds
ls.eriHs Tor waut u enlpSf'5ine dt. AMI
MIA i then, sli,st reduced . siafvatfosl,
As Whole e,lflalcre... q Europe is sui.
I le.ir itnisi,7a4e- shipping, il te. esl5
fgl.FsLe eiieSt 81 this Nar, Il viii soallsr
81 LEY a.rGa.se slsNNhsle cgnla scee d ff::tl#
rals-nnl tss thef4 telieIt. { Mr Sew Er5l tif=
tfi. slsniif5 tj},r IN letter bt5 II g-2sfl
tb ljr,iF.Ielfn= 4--ell 4 is IL Ia pcneilt
although ssne }ossl has ls'fn shipp1 froi.i
Si.- eeantry 70 I..arqt aust altheus Il they
li-a-a larse. saiifly q haal iisii |let naI
e,ttoa be sllippe, eiFifIiy recount ADD lfoasl
Eitug u 1t4, let hll tsatis about 10 fal with
in the eltiny IineF 81 Destroyed Ind we
will eoon SO wFII viii be the effset. NNllenH
] ille epeu 1 s~ipn of Middle and
aud .t.,Hst I'M lsee an,l eecouatry on tAei
Mississippi risdrI hal ~ tie cetts,E@ been
burned, fftsiead u only Il portion, IL cot
i tenipress mr. in the Ysrth and in Eurqpe'
would have Beenlmueh greater than IS .,4r
Cett5n was IBuipesl immediately bn thu
banks Of the rivr and i lie@ miles ut aud
tho srelnainder vi left 70 'IelsoliI d be eng.
/ my y=thosc Wild ncre wiling Is Rerif#
/. stlieit honor and their Feonutry for mtney. j
In some fnstancds, we liakc been informed
some men h.ld their cotton hid 10 Keep our
in,n From. destroAins il. Others ag.8in SOLD
Tito ford i5lspners Mic were willing to sell il
t5Sthc Yankees adr st1y body else. j b this
i w. 4 esnsi,lrtaRlef amount Of colt pn hls
either i;.EIfaintoHfife hapas Of the en- flnysqT
i been Slipped toN.urpFe, It i time. at our
IftfoTefnment shYpl.t.!arry cut untiuc hingly
the policy With Yhltlitset tn re fer nce t..
cotton Lstallflat i in any danger Of
falliiie >YitLin tle'eneihy's lines be destroy
81, iuf wesniay sstI.ls- tFe, that al dhc cot
ton which. egnlc4 within. their reac d they
will GET since 1Ae owners Of the cot ION vii
NJ j. destroy il wien Tie enemy hs Ee pos
.sessfar e ta e9isfltry Some are 70 e:Avari-
eiolis aud soii.e i5re b tiiiioi to Do e When
it became pxideIIt that North AlabaEna and
Arsl, 1eliliess i Orc to fail iuto Tire
ha4Sas=ei tlcseHfpjY, as fe wag when Nash
vile fsyll.ttno &c i. Johastons armyIcrossed
the Tefdessee tie cotton ought then to
have btehfimmed i.teis destroyed, and il. the
planters Allied ID DO it tile military ought
to have isken tfhcieIt nscasni cs for that
pnrRdsc. 50 ih Teeali to the cotton in
West Tennessed aud on the hunks OF the
Mississippi III waited too long aud there.
by permitted tn enemy to get 4 consider.
able portion. cotton, ten. fifteen or twenty
miles from the river, Is il as muchl daDgel
az if nm the kinks They Gan mAka tbf