The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-28


acknowledge Senator vaIandigharu to be
lgreat intellect and good friend OF tl.s SOUL
and strong enemy Of Purifanical New Eng
land. and predict. that he viii, if he lives. b,
At the head Of Western Repnbl:c;--bdi 4,
not see that his efforts Will bring about peac.
between the North and South; on tie cohtrar,
it Will bring about war between the West and
The divisions or the Northern HerniHpl.er.
OF lhis continent FiIKbe brought a.,ost by ti.s
wars which is now raging, division which
has been prepared for years ana no po.trr on
earth will stop this division especially a. it ID
TO the great advantage Of Kun epean pow ers.-
The division Of the West from the East will
be tie second ACT the bloody drama, and
will Probab'y bring about final peace. gen
lie, winged peace As Rosy calls ill., l
| 1t is very much 10 be regretted, that such a
division, which, iu my opinion. is ordered BY
the iotes Of 'sdfars and the Almighty. and which
ought to be brought about peacefully hby the
inteiligeut people Of this continent cannot be
brought about without bIoodsLed. on account
Of the helIish passions Of men.
As have said before. The, c. isis Of ne uar
IS sPproacbing, ard foods Of blood are going
ts bs split this Spring many brave youth
paany father Of family will yet have olcire
up their valuable ives for the cause before il
is ended.
have seeu calculation made by somebody
Of the amount OF widows. produced by thus
war SO far in que single State The sum is
truly asto unding. The amount of widows in
the South must be very large already, and the
young ones will form most bewifching and
attractive phaIanx for the young soldiers to
conquer. Or be conqhersd by, upon their he.
turn from the wars. / believe that widows
will be. all the rage after the war, and the
yenng ladies will be kept in the back ground
by them. There is something very fsscinar-
ing about young ridow;--their looks and
manners seem unconsciously to appeal for
gentle aud substantial consolation
1t is 10 be hoped that our soldiers know
what they are abous. aud that they know that
he fate ofsthe Republic il in their hands
One more repuIse. a. at Aurtreesboro. and
Rosey will have TO abandon Tennessee forever
This will be great, . joyful day for the OPP
pressed, and we earnestly hope that the Cod
Of battles will be with Bragg and his host
The failure TO take Charleston and to open
the Mississippi to Yankee navigation win
then complete the grand .f1il,lre of the Tank
JOB to subjngate the sourh; the curtain will
lirpp and the first act of the bloody tragedy
viii be played. III
i lam induced to believe in our finaI success
not only on account Of the Justice ofthe cause
our brilliant victories and our success so far.
but also on account Of the knowledge. that the
enemy is perfectly console US of not being able
to suhjugate tile South. All their military
operations show this. They don't fgh: now
Ike Buell. and Mcclellan fought. they don't
talk and write any more about the Union and
the old flag; their only talk now is destruction
Of Southern property by freeing the everIast-
ing Niger. and they come down with sword
4bd torch in hand TO free that niger They
DON'T want TO free the Iligger Tor the nieger's
slke. bat for the "a Isfsr : sake They are fight
ing US 20 do MS as Mucli harm as possible, they
cPme down on Us as the Kpssacks did upon
Ffance. and like the Huns. EOths aud yandais
came down upon Rome, to xiii, to burn. TO
rt6. 10 p'lIags, TO rape to destroy, aud they
win soon equal the arbariaus in their most
outrageous acts
How can it be otherwise They are despe
rates they have swept up tile streets and gut
tets in their large cities. they have opened
TIE poor-houses, tbs peniteIitiaries and prisons
and out of the scum of the earth. the out cast
Of all nations. the wresched and sinful. the
friends and beAsis in human shape, they have
formed Regiments. They then put f-natical
AbpIitEonis -. the most diabblical monsters on
earth at their head. and tell them ,-.go aud
help yourselves and get the negro to help you;
here is the South, go. invade it. do what You
please with il. destroy il il you can" am
aPt exactly for the black flag. but very nearly |
Ia the FIRST stages Of this war. when the
Yankees were hyhting FOR The onion and the
I'D flag. they deserved certain amount o |
respect as enemies They received proper
lltIklnent and poIiteness. but really believe /
hat tIey have now forfeited the claims to any
hing Of the kind am not for badly treating
nd killing prisoners in cold blood; ns be
,ause prisoner may be considered as your
property, and is a vanquithed enemy, who de-
serves mercy. But why do we take so rnAny
prisoners !, IL
l hear il from reliable source. that in the
asst fights the Southern soldiers. who were
AIKEN prisoners sbs the Yankees. were shot and
'syPdetted AFTER they had been carried 70 the