The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-29
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Our qeaders Va i iellelaJ dr lEa5i il Marc III
81 harrington, The eldest son q Etfs BUS J
DeyqasIIre,. Mtr4btr 5H P4rEkik s4At fufr ID,
northern division oi Eall34shire, kEFE1tiy stals
visit to.ihe doh4sder4qay, AId kFbt sol.ili
wards as far as Chatleslair oi bEk .eEq.il /,
England LordIIIai stohE 4ikest4Ei die t..sl5i.
of Lord 'almer4 4n a dIilciA 3itsnslll i.
one Of the Joni9rlLEl .dsfosiihg AIalIral,y. sIc
in conformity wfith slaf sriie4nI q EImpf fsu,
laud, which denIai:if filAt aidulb4EI It IPa,li4-
neut accepting oti4R aiIikr Dbl tsiil.rl sirss4td
yacate their s.ai9 Elpi laek trisi-tE iola ffoh
their ssonssi.nefih E.p,}l.FilslErk kifh fe;5,E.,,
himself 10, i.Aue fshiFs Is f1H iAhlip fHHosi. A ,
Nappeld INC ste{ch bgil9-i, hb n,. &. IIko.s lis
eccasior ot his lei i4etd Il 3aIous YpEosN1ol
tGlliis iorIHer ssaE TAe ie4 4tidpE H bf L6ssd
Iiaftipg.oil on lie tE oi iIl5 tfoiLof lIayistsle
morelya;ui,bie, Isl 4EcodHus ~ I'll! Iific;es;
sect oftheir reiigEdF he has besilI ar9Ilsht W
an abolNidnise. HiH uaflf aEts Isi.fk-e tie
Earl OF e4Flisle .hd lthe aosfsTerS Ii1,l9iesI 6f
Sutherland twoSot ti ie nil lEt uIFetetas yo.ales
Of the Exetes Hall 4dhoal II 8e4s lAfaia,l 4. 5
against slavery wleFI hefh .skridf HeIi.4tia4siiy
those who shafedlh4 intilnaek, .silloii..l. s.i,-
graceful and Iittie pdlisIsd id md tegs. il.aft
Hartpgtons good s3gnId Use; ;lae : A3i 3ilkfshe5s
of head were abFnshntiy cybden4 those. lfa Ii
, this country who l4a fN olRPortilit og inter
course with him. Ietei4 hit fpekdi.
IFtom the Ilsniba SyhacI.f 7sdaE EEaIlc.l
The reelection bd the Aaiqs!s III 4Hrf;aei,l,
= II Will be fecolleeted Rat 'lttis liff.. Fr
iisii gentleman wf3o4s naFhe. a4tot Ii H to Htss
ident Lincoln, rhytne8 Witt, faht III hEFli iF.,,s
itgt6 who lately Etsut ttcTlslt it1b I!i.it1,,,,S
and who on his ietlrnzH4l Ii tJE .ll,eIigl,s. !
party given III ond d1t.ieIFIilal lkylhiiie MIN,
sions IN New rkY4Eas tis laflih.tInl.0i,,.Ts
Tor the northern lilyb ; fdBs tf tkd ti5tintv ,,t
Lancashire, rendered. peel4sIfy g9 tlislace..t,I
iauce of Office as due df tho lysrlst dE the A d.
naralty, took place ~ inc EAiFr llll, Iii Lam
caster, on Monday. III tlI.ELElll
Aftcr the decl4rhton of Ms 3ldEtson tLel
Naronusa a,lade s,eeEh I'll lglkifEh bdIStift. I'll
has been SAID that, III thI5 ieall tekalk5 wiIichf
made at PrestoniIl4 ott4r q ky 1 kdJi. = r.ia
er gloomy view Of Tile stlie Dr. iItfsIlsi Ifla III
seen il America 3In illIsaih :l. ] II IL iak
rather gloomy tleF eIEhode ttelIts 6bbt IL
amlalso altald iiiak thct8 Justly IdIih il.il
So. i do not know y nafEe liam hdI look tf.,d
peace III tnierical cI4Hoi 4k5k tApaacK t,e
come from tie Sp4tliErndl5nldt!eE.S.y i s.Is5EI
a short time in the $Iuitl HsilJdtt kl.Eaev I,gi
The result OF my dhs@rv4i mi 7nbs the r..lg.E1
OF conversation With d few b5iEtiei4t,s 3.ll,l
what bad rc.l Il t.ol4l afhLleE III iiltt.rss,t
ed POLITICAL papeT3 llIg BIZ lfiI fE5k!{kt1 attt
e,i III the iiil coivi4glehIo ilf,l ii, thai
country, as expressed IN tlielr IAlh conyefs.l
tion, lives and Conduct He'd me HID siyilI5ss
that they wilinever, unaer any ciIciknstaeee.
return to that onion they have leiFied 50 t;ur
daily TO detest. Hi II Elf lElH
have Seen men MhollAye spenkI tlEeir v,ihiA
lives in aiiuent ciEenHlsEancds sIh.s ~ -rIIrl,,
pnrsaiis, flen WHO thys led d9is ta4d pehee-
able lives-l have stel3 H. i;t1 se,tsl1ei ~ 5rj
Yates III regimenH lofE EttseFlBS lBSt4teI. ker4tiig
badly clothed, badly Eied rilipslhSFdly With.
shoes upon their fees; lHt. ih sfEt4 df tlIssir
previous edueation1ahd geaceIdl Lhliits. these
men are az savage dnfs us Bbodf&fisty IA iI
they had been tranfaIuR AFonit theAl ykrS y,kllsh
10 dvhght1n war hayH seeh mhh WHO have
lived al Their llYesft poHeFtY FIJI o|l w4aid
say had noiinIg t0I lfss And Adiilkll 10 gain
joiasd ti' with tn as rssI nt.s ass sso % sti5
had. The ranks ot tsie hrinE liay 4eeh tlIese
nien IN their camps hs dheeriu tEhHIpassibIe.
and asking for Ilotlli lg blst a1als b+ led to
battle with the enfniy- Ilfiiis isittli confined
alone to Tie men, bui thB Yotleifi the Ton
tederate States apfledF tdI|LaYd cElfsel tier
very nature Inely sfaEcely stslB lioI in5hrn
their relations and 'trenEiAl dedtasg Ibnt shey
urge on the suryiI6Is.lfdbd woiEd IIrtfuse To-
own them if they ElIoulI he4itaiH lot amb
ment- 70 follow tile foPiSHps III las{sl Who lad
gone bolore taenl. Isl lllllE HILL sl
/ say such a pepIIleI AilimaEechl It'll sachs
feelag--cl 1t, u you'll sci patItos fIIi o< bJoH-
thirsty lerocityl fai asIB ilbt 4 tldopls who
are going 10 give u. 1llhey viii tgiit aud
bleed, and will aceept y3 coEhp sbtaise They
will fight to the very lash Theft TERMS are
clear and simple eIloIgh 4tFtleY ajt HAT every
Northern man shall witliktraHI IT sns Southern
soil-and until that 6h5eHtiis IS gsssef HI ey vii
continue to hight They may be {f5sIuinated
driven from their cltifs tie endIn JEriay occuIiy
their strongest positions and haf feE Eplssession
OF their rivers; but they will Indi E9fhs back
into the Union. Itik psIksbls &ldyl rnas be
fextermnated; but II do hot think the circaln-
stances of the war give tls anyErdiss5R to sun
pose the North will Bels far shckksstdl. Iti,i
not impossible that North AIlerida will fight
almost T. desperatlpI to-lpreFent khd hissoluA
ton Of such magnificent tfutGfs kB Itliey hoped
for, because they have net yet re- tIi4ea the fact
tfat they are beaten. They nave hos felt as the
Sontherners the hotrbrs 1s war al home. The
war mas been conH uu5e4 upon $bpthern, and
not upon Northern soil H HEIt
In the great ciues pf tile U4ikef Skates trade
is as h2urlshlng as ever they hRvs as much
money aud as many ld1liqirries[ iqirries The men who