The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18
THE DAILY REBEL.
THURSDAY MORNING.,
UNE 49, 1868.


we aleluat up from the lrynti iun on aust
bat als0 foil Of matter for of Of those aston
iahing acquisitions, speculative aud military
which from lme to Time lildninaie these col.
umusi little lrayetwofu too, bat not weary
ior who can be weary that ID just out Of the
magic circle that glimmers slout the gallant
liardec, or tho ouobling atmosphere which
gives something Of the cathdlral to the pres.
eneo Of tho warrior Polk, or III |, genial influence
Of orr eslimable friend (col. Naltor) the Ad.
juiant General, or lastly, AID by no means
leasty, tho distinguished disability and be.
nign complaisance Of that Price Of the Court
circle, the ever attentive Oleil jwski1
But seriously whereby ws mean soberly
aud in good part--the writer dereof has taken
bis usual quarterly inspection Of the army in
Middle Tennessee aud has returned TO make
We semi oa.c!al rePcs.; Cos 10 this Democrat.
cal FREQ press government Of ours the "sov
oreigns' demand a certain Insight into the
goiDgs on about them; and lie editorial In.
spector Generals -occursed Of the Great Cap.
iains, but the beloved Of rank and.fle as also
Of the Conscription oiiice-tIe editorial In.
spector Generals are held to strict accounta-
bilityi they are expected f,St, to give the
exact position Of each army corps, division,
brigade and regiment; second 10 dvulge the
plans and programme Of the commander in
chief, with all the details hrd, to philoso
phize upon the situation" in the manner Of
the London Times ard the .itlanta papers
aud lastiy to LET Braxton Bragg have il
heavily over the shoulders
II, on the present occasion, we prove some
what needless OF the above formula, we shall
be pardoned the irregularty i.r tie sake Of
the novelty Of what we shall sly; because, the
truth IT, an aifeciation of the profound, the
severe, or the magniloquent is -ather too much
for this hot weather, aud the approach of the
dog-Gsy0i VIC are happy to cLionce the army
ia admirable health, PHYSICAL, and morally,
aud to note the fact, that BraIton Bragg has
done nothing Of late which entities him to
anything but the respee: Of to country and
the regard Of his soldiers.
The hulle.baloo Of ten days ago turned Out
veriiable muchado.abou nothing" II
hardly brushed the cobwebs g # the inertia OF
camp life and If that poor doe they call Rose.
Grams can do no better, he ho as we'll cease
hs impotent snarls at the iroat Of our lines,
and betake himself 10 Vicksburg, where Grant
needs him bad enough. If he TAIL to do so, he
may wake up SEINE morning md find Forrest
and Breckenridge, via Spring Hill and Frank
lin, suddenly occupying his roar, and perhaps
the Notifications on St. Cloud. We give him
the benefit Of this hint becauie he is welcome
TO make what he can out of it. We also direct
his especial attention to two d three little ma
neuvers recently enacted upSu one of hil
iiaLks, to which he seems to lave been singu
arly obtuse. Indeed, Rosepans is mos
stupid ass, and aside from considerable en-
ergy, some adroitness and i'm nense put on
and clap-trap, is as iutolarablt a fool as knave
But at the present nome It all is quiet il
front. Il is dead calm. Tie troops are en-
joying May day picnic. They loll upon thu
grass Of the green woods, Stroll along sum
mer brooks, engage now and hen in review
for the sake of the tender SCI, attend dinner
parties and hops,