The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-30
TEs Hgs7 oisfasa,y Feeling Ao-ta-y,,,a..dis-

+ the Aks.sesk Administrations in the United
sneep d hee4stng. more wide spread snd
.,yB&d mssy e1siho people South,
bsIieFe. ~ SSrA sensatiout, popular-currcat-
ssskiag papsra - the Newt lolh Herald. fore
shadaw the cotnips sioi{ il Lct of political
revolution. st least Of snut disquiot aud riot
and iiaturbanos generally jshat we isel a kind
Of malicious pleasure ih d. contemplation oi
it, TIC Herald ri the lGlA instant has tle FOL
lowing:
Dr.nss OF the sxbIeA1t t-r1a,r WITH TEE
soUrH-nyfoIrrfoS r rHsSonrH.
BY teIegraubic di~pat{h from Washington
wh,ch g pJH,siEshnd yesterday. xe learn that
g 0.sse<A philadelphia politicians qaliirs
themselves loyal leiguets," butt better s!e.
rvIBg The epi'iict o. royal leagudys. headed
By Morton McMichael ard Mayor Gilpin had
arrived nj Washington aid THAI Seratn,s
" ade and Chandler aud Mr.. fcrusy are their
invited guesas. The ohjec< OF the Visi; aud
Tie caucus 10 TO organize ioroes for. the break
lng up ot ali political Org asizatieUs - he loe-
al States. hcstiie Ia the iepubiicsn psity. and
Tor the suppression at every sentiment that ID
not in accosdance with tie ideas si the radi-
calls The new movement is TO begin in Pal
adcphia; but il is 10 be soon extended To utaer
Sign Of the aboiitiouss las TO create iiauc
SectjSniH~Ahr North, IN order 10 .,'tain
{ use it Ill lkftX peace with the Stu D. vi u
ils generals aaF the m ans they are e.rpioy-
ing they ore anabfo to pa, downtae Sort!iern
rebeIiion, watch vas produced by The anti
slavery question. as Was s'atea a lew days ago
by George Downing, ihepegre oysterman, al
tine sbo,eion convention an th:scity, and iacit-
Iv admitted by Garrison, Wmdell Phillips
- ~. Ard
hey propose to foment ano ber rebellion at
The North by the snppressionIof free speech.
But let them bcware, lest, lie tfankenstein,
they raise another monster tbey cannot queii.
immediately following thishrticle is another
quite as significant. which Asserts that the
whole press of New York. With one exception,
are propouucin. against Duhsides course to-
wards Mr.. VallandiShsm. Here i; isl
GENEKAI. BuRSsIpEs CAYAiGS on THE ONO
AGAINST THE CorPEsHEAn Two or three
wretchc,l. papers Al Washington, feeding at the
government CT b, maintain that Uenerai barn
side has done better in shdcapture of Nallan-
digham and the town>of Dlysoa in Ohio than
it he had sacceeded III captriTs Fredericks-
burg and General GO. All jDng these papers
are the Evening Star and the Washington
Chronicle They seem To b, ignorant that The
General has now knocked his head against q
thicker wall and precipitaled himself into a
u,ore dalger ous COLLISION t!an "i.en l.o -
tempted 10 storm the stronghold on the Kappa
hammock As the blind cAtDOt ses when the
sun shipee, so ia it with these hlI,.d guides,
leaders OF the bind Every yherc public opin-
ion, without distinction oil rar;y, is pronoun
CHG against Durhside's course. The whole
prcse .: this city, with tie kngle exception Of
die journal That holds hoclers 10 be, equal To
Napoleon, is opposed toIt Grselsy. w,th a!
his alterations, has enough good eease lefs To
see its n,poicy and to condemn it. Tho Eve.
ming Post has published on ihe subject the best
ed d.,oriai article that ever a,pearei In its col
urnne. deoouncihg the worse than useless ty-
ranny, and giving clear exposition Of the
cun@t,ra;Ionsi law OF which It IL fragrant
breach. The oniy exception in the Press OF
this metropolis that gives any cOuEtenance 70
thi is kind of ea,Dpaign against the copperheads
is that apology tor raan. the lion. Henry j..
Raymond. Tie people f tho United States
and i,,e rest Of faaakind vii! havs k:t'e din.
Guilty in solving the question whether the
opinions Of the united pfess OF tho Empire
Ci,y of New York, with the exception OF the
Times, are not ef mqse value shsn the tune
played to order BY lie two miserable organ
grinders as Washington
Tn. Dasxsr. .sa Ne ,r"o.. VI c.ssa..
From ,be Loados Standard. 4pra 3e.l
the same Duke of Newcastle whose wait OF
tho cosnniopest fcrethunght destroyed the
British army before Ssbsstopol has been or
trusted with the destinte6~of Canada under
Lord Palmerston ue II wa who bad bians-
ly 90 ackno " Ied3 TO tip condmissiou that he
had made o protisions Tor siie army q winter.
,ng in the CrlMpa. because he hHd hot thon@ht
al 1t cir tioisg 90; and il will e little satisfac
tio1if, # some future moHyeht, lac is asked
why 6s let. two years s6p byin more official
roauae, be shoold reply that hAyever expect
cd The vnised States w0old be Mad enough TO
crus& tiya st. Lawrence. Whethlk or lao they
30 spared half tisis clustering. snttSery many
II not ali she outrages on ouc cCnmercc, which
daliy BREED fresh irritation betwecds The two
great branches Of the AnglvF vFAron yAccsif u
we're known at New York lskatf Bsitish North
America was daugero W. wall FOR the Yankee
Generais 10 run their odaagaihs!. We shosld
not then lnd them opy6ly speculating on the
corwola,fo which Guebec aud Montreal will
afoed them for toe failure OF Their chivstrons
enterprises at New Orleans and CAarleston, Or
proposing to satisy the claims OF the lawshss
aud "loafers" who servo in tliear
ranks 14Ah TITO terr,sQyies aud spoils OF the
colonies ON friendly county.
Ten thoNNud Bit sh troop, some OF the
finest aud beA drilled regimehis OF our coun'
Wy, nov compoee tho detAnces of br't"n
'Nor th America. BAT tSnust not be forgotten
that thg beg ,liling OF winter curs ia. IA o from
ali support aud reiuforceme M end tteir ground
Of tc11on lies over an enormous range OF aroo'
liag, Tho greater part u,aeciaip,d fore~s
h1rdss of snemiss, before swAos;. csAAetecs
thoseh dsssaeosy asaas3ts t,eit iaas, ire s1saoty
Gssle Avay. .0ux already too vast military ca'
penditure, il is urged, puts il oot OF the quce
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