The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-13

against the Abolition PrqsideEit and his GaB
iiilet Of nlyrsniaons. " WsIeolHpile Summary /:
rxaSAxIo 8 WOOD N rAvoR og rEacE
a msisaing Vas h eid iiiIhdsp cnden e square
Phladilphla. on Monday nigh, list instant. To
protest agaiAss the arrestl OF iEallhnhieIlarts
a letter FROM Hcn. Fernando WoodE#as cad.
closing as follows Hsi.
| heartily syfnphthize with the |frEei.dslof
liberty eysr ywhere, III their efforts 10 sustain
tile institution OF free goyctnment in this laid
But do not let as forget that those Ew.ab-
lperpe,rate such outEases as the arrest aid
ba'iishmeilt OF Mr.. YlallandighatlI do 50 IS
Aecessary war measures. L4f us thersfore
strike al the cdxse and declare for p4dfsf did
EasJaf,lsl Ike car e-y truly
FEKxASDd Wpon
viLLASDIGn&N NEETISlS il xIwakR-HsrkssSc
REsoLUrIoys- ExliriY 9 soES
Oh Saturday afternooh, 2srr mkt g. xakr
nluititu iss assembled in tie .Afil:iaty PaIs, I
Newark y. J!!s+4to xpreaB sLs sehtfnct.s ol
Jersey freeners III dsseilre Vi Cons titntidslal
liberty etc lust a. II . meeting was fIe-
ceeding To organize. a collision occurred atone
% the entrances between q party gf sol{iiets,
and country delegation Tho AFoEidFssfc-
porter says:
As the delegation pressed onward. With
quiet determination. enc Of the soldiers. Who
carried caHe made rush TO seized tht. EbAn.
per amid the yells Of his cbrnfade4 The man
who held il, sober, qniet farmer lad Id hp-
pearance, relinquishing tile staff 10 one of his
party, confronted the aggfssof atd wresting
liis stick from his grasp III a sinEle motion.
gave him the weight of it ACROSS fhe skull
level!ng him to The grouna ina tyinkIine,. and
opening the scalp soine1two or thf 30 incildS III
length. The melee became for AM ihs. ant {.niy
general, but the country boys were too +lkor-
GUS for their opponents and In f4r less tisne
than it has taken to describes tiie latfray three
or four of the soldiers were helpless al tbeir
feet, and the banner was befiie onward trihnl-
phartly to the platform. lille the weutlAed
men were cared for by their triesds.
Letters were read from Gen. F7z Joah Ror-
ter. Hon. Thomas Il. Seymour ard Others
Mr., Seymour closes lis LETTER with the fol
lowing manly declaration
"Wbat Isl the true remedy Tor lfLe evils
which threaten to utterly destroy .ohr frde IN
s'ftutions There are maiiy paEiatives, but
only one reniedy-aDd thatbs. 10 stop thewar
iYLsla that laa1s, violence aud wtobe Will lasi
aIs.5, s.nd thecitze1i be doomed to a.petpetua
struggle with The oppressor. pr ~ would
save onr liberties, save tlla CoIktitnts6n. ard
FrStOi y INC RAtoH. We inlft lpifk IDft Inc &C
conplislnnent OF these gfe4. ends in fhd eli
cacy Of peace measures, an h6f elslirlasrssi' :
= While these letters wtTe 1deceiviisgI ihe
plaudidts OF tile muitiiula,'' tconpallyl d
soldiers withfxed bayoneis enter9J beIp1rb
laud proceeded 10 the rain siai.dI eic:
The indfsnatio on aroused by his procedure
~,As universal and profound hut hhe co;icbutse
maintained 10 tug last aegrIidta . eaFihg
vetiing their fee.ipgs inFtf4 iei otss and sis
t..i.led cheeriug atevery AlEsioh made III the
circumstance by their orators, who opeiliy
Henouneed the military lnehaee HI
! At EenEth Mayor BigelokFll ddl Newsfk. ani
Sheriff A. II. Reyinosds apr4aEId pn the
gref.ud, aud distinctly io;SimEsd li eosnma nd.
Sng oiicer OF The troops tsIAr the tI4iI author
dtles a'els aI4piy able 10 ni4iiiaialthe peace oi
The eit5. and the sheriff adle8 ltlistI unless
tpe ioree WAS az eilee wishdrsbsti ID slroull
call oui the First Re:siinent oil tile National
Gssarsl-a new cprrs III tlloroiighH discipline
Shorty afserw4rd The ltro,sps. II III patr6ilire
To and tro. tlGrew, NOT howefer before Icivll
magistrates had been Afl.3nsedl lbyl the i5eriur
ot certain ~respectabie = rcwlliesi WHO lssi
come 10 see tis< soldiers "pIichEnlr