The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-16
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....~F o. .. '.r iiAt TIE tri41Ht tIumpci5 OF
is q. .-c It,s '.fel 10 rrt~t a.rr. the actually
> ...f ...-. o. "nst.;eTH :-ag';c-s anything ap-
r.,... r.. tn;a.s,r ,rstns ui Wish drove tie
vel. .. S>- tac %,iti ,nto lhe ri! two yeara ago
' ..- .tn o. .i'sp.c - hai-ta!n ihe law. This, We
'-J. b. . r, question. TIE nPuiaiIun = hich poured
'. .I.H . ""u bravcet I" hattie Tor an idea on
J,. r. iro!H tbci. ..'h,-, r.tl1hOl now be rIGsed
..-' g.. I'd H. 81 cl," @: their cearSs. interests
.. % ' ID PES 90 .t' i-.u
!.- go t the .s.,, u.-i,'c s:.;c OF lh;nrs which
.. -H.e>= RS. - ought II elt-,fl ere than
o ... s'yri q" %.is'esn tea,p,r, ar ia the de-
.sl... ,u, S.nt'irr tr~Ps. f:,r search. however.
......., o. long. = silgjc IEsnk a.ri ,uight Tor.
Il ".J tIh-' us ace IL isce vita the truth.
..f'...r :" pi" 'u"np' r,He az one ,ian tn drive
.... ..-. q 49, beyond The Potomac, bs' tuse
s1"y .. a-:.iy ;.st thslr lL:gi the government
1-.'- Z .... '!.,-r eg moving. rie North
20 iO. rlsc enc man, because In the Ap-
r-,'. sd. De N1'ti.er1 people. the IS 40. Tor
f.. .....u ~ 9 the Union The government has
v..-., : ''a5t tie c',nfdence. IT has alicnaed the
81 So oi ,-r Solthefn penple. Aid now IN this
a. l,-; rT.i- %. cytats, ge cught not 10 h.
~ Z, wcvtr Ne may be griGFed 10 see the govern.
. .C, al deal with the solemn enc sency
- a. 1,s weary Of 10, words they leave il
noe % ''~' of is wo-ts. by that test u wiii as
- isi!i Tor the enemies Il baB 20 DO with
Lpw 49, l-eu Who do -ct their york neg!isently-
- IUUI * fan DcBesh the dread orisni. the apa-
u. "a'c: consc1s J 10 day ~ the trial. will be io-
i'H-. ~ 2" eref6J OF which the memory. We may Oe
sale. - travel onward and dDwnwatd 10 the remo-
tel ."ne!ltioEs OF men.
taoX TnE wUELp.
TIE orsanr Of the Admin isration arc beginning to
daooSlr th-' the miserabia scOundreIs who dsvc;e
u .selsCs "a burning dee useless towns and robbng
th. Atlantis st the South sing the
wh'' hey arr paid te serve The man muet he blind
vi!iaDs --'ab isn .een cur own invasion of the
sub re ret~! invasion Of the North is one OF
the rs, G." ''Fe b. " tia, his yc: been struck 10y
L. -41. Ion - 10 hopes oi the Union.
iaoN TUE rs HUME.
H. docs begin o seem rs il nothing could rouse the
p,c-'l~ Ci eaLsy' ~ania into courageous aetiv y.
ertr 49, .eOe Amy have teen steadily advApc-
ing inso the heart of tie state. Her iUwn8 plum
p. - G-ij> rayaHed. her Capita threatened, We,
NJ ,t>>."- the rglsh blood of tits rnworthy
I,ce to lny noble prrpose. R5ussd they certainly
br' the svciter-"'- wholly of fear and The only
Il - b. .. .-trest.
Ees ~ax TIasLD.
~ INA; a.ter two years a. ~ar. the power.
-. aud we..thy North has uct .cer rJc 10 conquer
w Lsyy teard =" H-' b. WY is II that we ara now
,.,arsli - lS.sIy cities agaiHst the rebe
hl,des tba: advancing 20 s,ck ana punder them,
s., '~- Nc t. -. sty..LG sad Pennsylvania
..d to suffer the iorrrrs aid The Gevasta-
:.s '. ave. :. rJr@tvd Virginia i Ealtnore 70
b '-.' 'sa Ike F.c.' ricksbnrg Is Harrisburg L
-. ,,!.aG.- ..Ae JAo AsSlvI.is, :, !-'or.jA
FPov ruEt .EsAtV's sovRS,L.
r '.1Decne and wicked Federal A administration Is
yr..t.-s ~ 4s-: rGCGr. aud xiihuus COMPASS, 4,
sa~ys Denler where 1t il, nor whittier drivea.
And those eoWardly. incapable thinss-- Lincoln
seward. stanton-bsye imagined that tsAs fierce
excesses, will bow their heads beneath tue trembling
pass of these creatarea and quietly sy the grouSd
the symbols Of the free"-the that the Cons-
tuition Of the land guarantees TO them to keep and
bsar. for the protection Ct themselves and .. the
state
rRox THE CATHOLIC RECORD.
This war must cease, II we do nat desire q still
lrrateT hunih alton this war cease, il are would
pTe.stve Tree Institutions this war must cease If
would not be groxnd down TO the earth by the bur-
deEs of excessive taxation acd, finally, this war
must cease, II would avoid civil sIriie and anarchy
IN Northern States. And IL viii from ahee r
Irecessity.
The people have at last acome aroused 70 true
sense of their danger. Thsy fully uuderstsaa
the character the men who have driven tha ship
State among the breakers Their patience Ia exba
ed, their ioibca.ance gore, their c0nndence undsr-
mined and their -uspi;ons az las: fully aad actively
aroused.
Let the peace men, then, have no searT for the
tutn-e This war Is near its termination il - fixed
TACT h'i the force in the cid is entirely nsouate L.
i!s further prosecution.