The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13
FRon rag WEST.

via Richmond, but through their cPluians we
are given several gliIhpses Of the revolution
ID progress out WettT The Iewspapers
there are certainly speaking Oni - sls.idedIyl
az any one c. uld wish. and more 50 thah most
men could cxprct Tie CincinaafS Enquirer
for example. ih1s replies to an abolition edn
temporary and neighbo5
The Cincinnati Times. a concern Of the niu-
alto breedswhich wound be rxtretnbly noxions
j i were NOT utterly coifemptible. is trying
/ 5 almost fs promote III Esorder i'm this coInniu q
nifty -clanior ing Abonf lrniio 5 and urging on
The GpvsrnnIent te deeds o. violence lilbn
feAcffai'le citizens. Tie Times had better ln
shll Pssllence hitleS Salsd look ont for its ol n
"a ely; Tor il The proceks which ID is laborilg
~ Introduce Should DYER begin. NC would
guarantee that withIa 4 ti$te not ahreasonsly
l9ns,it Il will he scraPfd up. aud thrown euI
like tho niasaiace that il is u will be good
Place to begin; aud there is ilothins about the
cpneern which viii render Il sacred hbexe Ii ose
WHOM il wishes anil u lnbsrins 10 have del
stroyed. IN
We hspe the advice which we give the
mes viii be accepted As sincere and IN good
t4ltll We lie not wanl our streets sprinkledl
with blood. they will DO when tile rneasures
4 urges are adopted. The class Of men here
about. whom il calls by all the blackguatdI
names il can invent, are in the majority That
rtajpritysis daily growing larger. 1t will not
aFcept ia quiet the practical adoption a. the
policy t Is laboring to inaugnrate and will
EEo be apt TO forget, in the hour ofretribntidn. !.
the dogs, big Or iitIic. tliat have been laboribg
for base purposes TO gain fictiiious aud usi1
yhsiesome notoriety, by putting their lives brl
their liberties in jeopardy.
THE cosr OF rHE WAR
The Dabuqus lIowal Herald, presents In1
gubrious statement onterninz tho cost Of The
war 7 for the contemplation Of the far Wssi:'i
il says #l
A All.iIlion of dollars il, gold viii weigh sbohs
l ws tuhs; .l50, 600 600 would theI eIsfsre weiah
lhpre than 5000 tni.s. A single tun 10 fiill
load FOR wagon With enc pair Of horsst
faced IN enc line, aud following thirsy-three
feet to each team. he number OF learas needs
shry 70 iiaul this afaosnt Of gold would occupy
a road OF abent nineieeh miles in length This
is tisr amount Of solid geld that will be necssl
s.ry TO pay the indebteInsss new proposed kc
tie AUTHORISED in addition TO that which We
alroasiy owe This is The debt We shall socner
y later lave 10 pay in gold or ito rqui valsnt. /.
witt ihieres OF el . resort TO r.pudiation. Il
ssr- sErxsSn CALLS 1srx NJ TO 4nE sca4Toni
The buffalo y. X Courier contains the
following, wliich shows which way the wind
bssins 10 blow in tho Empire STATE !.
Vixen The order for the draft was is.usd
from the War Departaent il will be reeollicl
ted that Mr.. Stanton assumed to anfherikI
E very petty officer in the country to make
a rests bn susl,cioa aud iIni5rissn vieti,isl
The abuses 10 follow were apparent. aad in.
many localities have been realized. Ne are
pleased 10 Rstce that beginning has been
made ln tlle work Of csliling 70 account such
officers As improperly used the power with
Khlrl they supposed themselYss elothed. The
Albany correspondent pf the Herald says the
Governor has received some thirteen distintf
aiid specific charges against Charles Kennedy!
the Sheriff. Of chautauqac County. for arbil
tfary arrests. Some Of them charge that zen,
have been arrested as soon as they landed in
the ronnty from bozts plying upon the lakes.
and forced u enliat in the army ethers that
lie had arrssted his personal enemies without
cause and compelled tllern 10 enter the army
THESE charges are All ihdsrscd By some Of the
tiosf responsible lneli IN the county. The
Govern has cited him to appear for trial and
las given him twenty days TO prepare HIMSELF
THe cLERcr e$D rHE cHuRoH.
We clip from the body of long article ID
the Cincinnati Enquirer upon the clergy and
the church. The iollowibg paragraph. striking
IL illustrative and true
= The business of tho Christian Church.
Of every Clergyman. and Of every religions
Iburha and its conductors, is TO save souls
large propcrtioa Of the clergy Of the North
4nd nearly all Of the religious Journals and
iheif conductors have! for the last two years
greatly slghted totally abandoned the work
Of saving sonls, and turned their attention 10
: ar and politics. OF all the citizens Of the
country the clergy and OF all the journals, the
religious have been tile most bitter, extreDse
aud incl zoraLIe for carrying On the war; and
liavf shown the least consideration for itb
dreadful hazards and deplorabIe Consequences
they have seelned TO be most delighted when
ihfatuatioa at which tic future will wonier.
have even gIoried over the slaughter which
our own aiIlIies nave suffered as ifthere was
sAniefhiiig pleasing 10 them IN the mental con
teHi,latlon OLA vast human sacrifice
The cliaracters OF men are 10 be Judged not \
by their professions Hut by their acts Where
! man assumes to have sxperieueed the reli-
gion of Jes as Christ and fail 20 live accord I
ing TO its psecepts il u perfectly fair 10 con-
dHte that lac lies. III his rretensrs Of sancsi-l
ly. love Of the Savior and tender care for ths |
souls Of men. when nllaccomp lihetl by q cor |
life and epnversafion. are simply /
badges Of that 1neanstf and most co~ardly sfi
sffenses against Gsd and n-liypocrisy It'll
is not 10 be disputed that the clergy and the !
conductors Of the religious jonrnhls are in r. I
yor Of war. Il 10 true THAI + " Of them e.
hibit am appetite for the lsbo of the marcel. |
the privations Of the eamp or the dangers of |
the field Of battle; but, perhaps they make 4 4
fair compensation for this. by fiery zeal. fs !
rocious appetite for blood. and an atter reck- 1
essness to how -nIlrh OF how fatally others !
are EXPOSED. They are the war degs. whose /
ho ~ linGs have been most oIuinoua Ihex ba i 4