, 1863-07-16
FROM THE SOUTH.
We have received copies Of Southern pa
rere Of late dates from which We compile the
following items of interest:
A RESTORATION or THE Union FOREVER IN

rers Of late dates from which #e compile the
following items of interest:
4 RESTORATION or TIE Union FOREVER IN
POSSIBLE.
From the Fay ettcyil1e N. c. Observer
4 lung series If impairment and malignant
interference y i'm the most delicate IT all :hs
institutions Ut FIRE people, by which m 1ol-
ntpsc party at the North. now 1lia1oriiT and
ccntrollit Z the Government, had endcaTored
to stir mp i se1ylle var among us; and the
practical denial Of the most essential consti-
1utioual rights Of the South on that subject,
by the refutal to execute the fugitive slave
law, had justified q separation before 1t oc-
CURED, and WOuld have caused It befors but
for the leng suffering devotion of the people
for the Union.
when, however, It did take place, and the
ialthlcssnsss Of the North was exposed, and
lte open attempt msdc to suhjugate us BY the
csf Tor It. 0O0 1roupe, there was an end Of all
hope Of Pence without dishonor, or Of the
n:4in1aiEHnce Ct. my constitutional right.
The oniy remedy WIS to resist force by force
Al d i'll the progress Of the gigantic and san
gui1 ary var winch has followed, 1t was soon
manifest that the nnost atloclous and dey1lish
a1jgnisy that eve. stirred within the bosoms
Of any creatures out Of the lower regions,
controlled every movement Of these Late
b1eth,tn Of ours toward the Sonthern people.
They murdered and p1ubdered and outraged
wherever they went; neither aye nor sex
eseaIed their fury; they coveted our lands
soldiers, as an incentive to fght division Of
th' re tAltge among 'hem; they have not Tait-
ed for the Termination Of the war or aoY
ttrun' act toaplropriate all moveable articles
OF Iris ate property; these they hare picked
up and shipped to their own homes at the
piHnoe, beds anu bedding, everything IN fhort
ttat could b. t1a1 81 Dried ilaa b.en sent oil. to
n rOrn the persons and the parlors and 1he
chambers Of officers, from the commanding
geIelnl down 10 the lowest euba1tern who
ctu!o manage to steal and carry them away;
ard what they could not thus carry of, they
have vantoniy dests Dyed. shonlda Southern
enser dwelliBg at the North, he will almost
Surely be confronted and silently reproached
b. st me Of these articles robbed from his
iii. ds and ntighhore ut home.
"a 1lie was sufficient to put an impassable
gulf between tie North aud South, But, II
a.y one doubted that we could never live
With them again In peace, all such doubts
Nkre diE1,ellet WHEN Lincoln Issued his Emln
citation Proclamation and since, he has not
OF y carried it into effect wherever he had the
p.;Wer, but has also armed Ills sabl. recruits
wherever he could induce them to shoulder a
mukket By decking them out in the .audy
trappings Of the soldier. As President Davis
said in the same admirable message, S'this act
cali lead to but one Of thrce possible consc-
Q1el ce-thc determination Of the 6lnves, the
exile # the whole white population from the
Ccnftdcrcy, OF absolute and total separation
of these State from the Uni eli Statss."
This is too manifest for argument. Should
We again become connected with the North,
thty have power and will 10 clrry that pro-
clamatIon into effect. Either tho whole
population Of the South would be compelled
to leave their country, or they would be COM
pellcd to exterluiuate their servants. The
latter would Lot only be ubhofrent to every
feeling Of their natures, but would at onca
bring them again iuto collision with the
Nurih. Reconstruction would ba no end of
war; it would Father be the beginning Of In
terlninuble war. Pence with the United States
ca1s only be secured By separation. Aud that
seIa1ation every dictate Of honor, Of interest,
and OF humanity demands. God forbid that
wc should ever again be united with people
who have so deeply outraged our every feel.
ipE and right, and whose Intentions towards
us are As black us The ihfernal regions.
Let no man, therefore, tolerate in himself
or others, q thought Of SO fatal policy as q
reconstruction of the old Union. The day
for that Is forever past The blood Of oul
slaughtered SUBS and brothers upon a hundred
fit d., from Bethel to Vicksburg, cries out
#. m the ground against an idea co fatal and
so pake
THE ADVANCE OF RosECRASs.
from the Chattanooga REBEL
It Is the old, old story. "On to Rich
ma,.d." 1t ruined Scott. It demolished Nc
Dowel. Il put Mcclellan to the righs-about.
It made fool Vi Pope. It settled the hash
Of Burnside, aud has turned Hooker topsy.
turyy. Let it prove also the fate Of Rose
cratls.
lie has marched ont because he could not
hep AimseE The high pressure atmosphere
Of The North forced him ont. It was light
or quit, MD he concluded to fight, mucl,
agaipkt his will.
Lee is penetrating Maryland and Penn.
eyirania. The national capital Of the Tan.
k:rr Is in a perfect pauic, The line Of tue
ei,lts arc invested.
Grant has failed signa1ly before Vicksburg.
His men arc dispirlted. Dirt digging, hot
wcasEcr, and bad water hare infested the
Yankee troops with disease. The bullets oi
Ptrnbe1ton have TINS far proven their ou1y
Efficient doctors. No prospect Of takiag the
| llacc.
Kirby Smith and Dick Tay!or{a son of old
| Zas) are Making Banks pat juber up and
| down the river from parish to bayuu, rntil he
ami bis men are willing to let Port Hulson
Helide"
Defeated IN every Other quarter, the Wishing
tol: Administration looks to him for q victory
to prop up their totteripg cause. He lsas
Iched ont with fifty or seventy thou
sa1 d wre'ches, who have spent the winter in
banisbing old men and prosecuting women.
If they whip us there will be no end to their
riti of power.
hut :hcy arc not going to whip us. We
have it from good authority, that Bragg, has
given his men the sacred assurance Of a sol
dir, that he will never cross the Tennessee
River without one Of the bloodiest battles oi
tlr square," and he has every confidence IL
being able tn drive him aud his whelps be-
,ond the border.
Tul1ahoma is at the junction Of the Nash
VILE and Chattanooga, with the AfcMinnyille
and Manchester Railroad. 1t il mere depot
station. The country around it IL level, and
covered with black jacks. II Is thirty.thres
mites from McMinnvillc, fourteen from Dech
erd, and eighty from Chattanooga. Our for
| tif3rations are regnrded as excellent, and ART
! we'll mounted and supplied
THE LAST DITCH
Bragg will not fall back from his prcseu1
| position. It Is the Impression Of every Intel
| ljeent GfIicer in his army, that he will die IL
the trenches first. This fAct impressed upo1
the minds Of the troops has the most exhiier
ating effect. They are tired Of retreats
III want the fight and they arc going 4
have 1t.
CWilliamEpozt Conespondence. Memphis Appeal
| Atlanta, Gal
! Twas engaged last night until o'clock, il
| collecting the guns and horses, and feel ever
! now, after full days rest, extremely f.
tigued. We tsrried III Martinsburg only long
| enough to gather our spofla, and from theme,
came to Ibis place, arriving here night befort
last. Martinsburg is strong for the old Un
| ion, and several Yankees were found con
cealed in the houses, even after the owners
had sworn that none were there. AL thai