The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-24

lo0VNs % WSuo WIZ Vs0 NOf,t. wtOSe Hiisf
csts ire the ant,poi.,> To thosc III Bf;tain, and
Can !, w!t.i ,G3 SoUii., whose in,,.,s.S a,c
soa,son. ia,s ..sha should H.. Re q :. e.d .,
lac SUIT. 'n ariy friend. TIC RS. j.. =, IL.
sihloior a"'isy L. coiin,c:.ce, and a. az IL.
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rcic.'ari 1, TO p!. !an,,c.,. .. 90 -. ,ions
* b.. !. Az :. io,, pointed Sell; ..,,s 80 III W,
81 tie contest ,n OF issuaI I...t has. -. IA. c
"a tie slavery question, Tia .'.e oily iaa,,.
whisi British pL,L.nt',fo.hy ha; 10 .;.:.s:,.e,
wasnot = he,l.r .aay4,y was - ~as ,ot ,!l..
AUS OF ,ais wat hut III Wa.c', &C Is ",-,....
t.ris a,lons the interest oi t.c slave an ,.r 81
likely 10 - promoted. nc tlos;ct -. ,.loie
Suui~ru ,ndspe,etu-e a-L. Gu. ar missing
hoppe !.T the Gm, l.nrAtiou 1t tl,c sl.v, r. co,i
I,tMn, southern rufjugation iilr- a,cn.i .,'i,
will. . 10, voice lot than i...d hitl,-,,u .iin 10
h'~' IL" even went ID lar al ~ ,ie.,;t that
| wAho with southern independence .iAvo,y
nuet necessarily b. confined within It. pres,l
Iia'd's. the overruhnius vi the Sou;ii by North
cri. coini ors husli,il. tilc cohs.a ted lands
| wtttl,IeSS " itliout ncgsu iaboar and the t.cs
cnt negro population de,noralixed aud 'iiI,,n-
, ised iy serv,c i,,surr, ction, would almost
certainly lead 10 ,l,r re.cpening at ihe African
Slave Trade, Tire only source %! the .udis-
pe,sabie supply lie showed t,~! while re-
conquest could no, bcnei, the slave and 80.
sMedly not the Southern white rna,i. whom il
would deprive vi home and oi personal aud
political rights 1t would 've tuuaIlr l,,a To- the
last .e.,,ainirg !iisr;ics ui tho North wi,,ci, il
must inevitably convert 'nto Il military dicta
t,rship. All these ,,',srieratiois u right du-
ty, interest, and humanity, he closed with
the predictions tia, until they were uc,ed upon
10 the recognition Of the South ~ neutral
| Powers. the disastrous war would never eud.
"Of Earl RusselIs reply" says the index, we
nave not space, and .ss ueod to say II, nch. It's
irrelovahcy to- The points raises, by Lord Camp
bell was pithiy expressed by Que, who. after
hearing il, remarked, 'lf Lord CampheIl's
speech iad had tho small pox Earl Russell =
was never near enough I" hav. caught il
Without pretending tn meet Any ot tho Issues
his interpeIlator hail raised, til. secretary for
Foreign Affairs cor,te tied himself with a some
ssCred motives which had in all former i,star,-
ccs animated Great Britain either il, mere re-
cOgnition or in active interference. Had i,-
becn American orator iu In. Congress u,
! Washington instead Of noble Earl in the
midst Ut the nobility of Great Britain, we
should have suspecte'. this part Gs his reply IL
he addressed not 10 Lord Campbell or to the
House. but u that fAr.:ain"d constituency I'll
/ BunC Ombe.
~ rishop Eilio, IN his Savannah, serr,o,
re:-artte Tho va. ID j. nati 81 !, c,sip.,. an
holds tia, its precious fruits though dear ly
bought, are we'll worth tho price. Il, - u,.
qucstionaby for Peace. But this yearning
. tor Peace, he says, has sinack Of subn,is-
sion il it. That has not ontered into The
thoughts Of auy body. 1t is really nothing
more than natural wish thai Il useless strife
should cease an ear,,cst desire ;hat struggle
should be ended, which can end but in Oh,
way. When tho peace9which is iouged Tor j,
embodied i'll words, il invariably includes the
; ideas'0f entire independence and complete IA
tionality--indepeMlcn from all the bonds
whether political. commercial on social, which
have hitherto hindered our development =, Tia
tinnNlity. with our whole territory preserve
h ~. ~ VIII 10 entan,!in: s.l'auce bindin.
ur !nr he i e.. This * It. Who'll scope "a.
'aca;.'n:,, ~ : gcrr dit.a; - any suri
!aintin" ot''r 3pr't - ~, s,., edo .,ut,nic
sion. = : .:;lcr INC o o. q. j. rs iloss enc.
~. Il ich pa.ta tc cirter 7 t.at,i.', Nod rrc,
that ncw career OF freedom vi, !, !. w"s.
in. out for itsols an' VIII 1. s~e v, 20 rive y.
fore i ir trishtnet' oni .,r:...,.e,r, .n,i :,
be"ko, 4 nnt7ar 20 ..:of. guo l,:.r"'"',s"
J;
i, t"E,>tfo> OF S.us Nd ROBBERS. - wt
iycuths, lncr o,rS II !.lu iutn ONO '.e;,i..eI |
aged u OFT eighteen cas-, wero arrested net.
4 olunbis. TeOn., tho ether GsS ~itiIin OF,
i lines. Thongh .rc.scd IN c,;i ems clothes
uloiT conduit was 80 sue bic 90 :. ~ ..tt.ac
attention. Thcy .yerrcd he, 81 ,isserter
isc' the federal army, iher wa home
] that they deserted once netore, mad bee,
caught, aud hsd escaped c,iren of siddl
Tennessee identified Thorn 4, the parties via
had rscently waylsid aud robi sd iu,u .: none,
aud Other pcss0nsl effects. A more thorUu.,
4 examination resulted III their conviction =
spies. Whether ~ highway robbers or spies
or both, they met tl'eir Just dsom 81 noon yes