The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18
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The New York Herald, which is kind OF personal
organ Of the Presidents family, gives notice that
qths President of the United States is entitled to
the respect OF every citizen and reads severe lee
lure to those who dare insult him or his family
whether IN the chit chat and gossip Of society, from
ihe rostrum Of the public orator, Or through the col
am1s OF the newspaper The Herald gives slI 10
uuder lard thgt those Offences" must cease, asd
dressessn Yrs .inccp in The following inmitable
stJla- giving to her person most remarkasle sane
Iity-
TWAS about year ago that the IA dtgl republican
press began scandalous onslaught upon Mrs Lin
coin, The New England papers, though assuming to
represent GoIsl, pure and scrupuously iastidou5
communities disgraced themselves by publshiRg the
most infamous slapders. New England speakers
haHdled Mrs, LiAcoln's name about ia tho most up.
sentemanly manner, anddid not scrupe to assai her
~ sYmplthHer with the ! eAels, Tie New York
Tribune was foremost in this dirty work, and maAy
ofoug readers Unjust still remember the Trbunes yul \
gartos upon MIS- yncoln's ball and ball dress, and
The alheying paragraphs in regard TO her French
and the stables She WAS making, chat she may bet
tor discharge the duties OF her elevated station Nor
can the proceedings VI tho kitchen committee OF Paul
Pry Hickman yet I'd forgotten or forgiven. In ghslt
ths coWaldly and brutal radical republicans afraid
10 attack the President openly continued for. O ong
while TO abuse and Insult his wife, who, 50 isr iroh
giviag thea Tie slightest excue for their assaults
Vas DISTINGUISHED then ne nov i0r her bepevolence
ser amabity, the absence OF that vulgar display
unck too many TOmeE Would Affect ~ her psaitoa
aud Tor those gaces oi person and depDdnent which
oedt tha vile Of The Chief Magistrate Of great coun
try.
Now the radical Democraiic organs arc VilliiyiEg
Hrs. linCSlR - Scrndeontly az did the abolition pa
pers ieU moaths pso, Ono Of these democratic orr
gans recently aunoGaced that Hrs. Lincoln WAs ID
lAyor Of enauoipatng the slaves Of the South, and
concluded his remarks by the b0olsh suggestion thst
the President, mig chs bail bis wife "as tho rst slave
emaucipated by hiS proclamation The journal OIL
Commove The Express aud The World have euch cop
PED aHd given circulation toa bit OF Washington gos
zip which no decqnt Washington paper onght to PRINT
TO the eject hat Ms Lincoln looks father PettJ{
swing In great Hleaaere doubtless, TO lhe elaborate
coat Of paint which tRged her ieatuNs with unnetu'
raj beauty" Such publications have O tendency TO
ALLEVIATE from the President AID bis family that poPu
lar affection and respect ALMOST indispensable 70 tine
welfare Of the country during such crisis A. this
To these who know Mrs. LnOen Der character spea ks
Isr itself and her merits are as great ~ they an
oblrusiTe All Whe are brought into social nier.
course with her, admire hor uemanly vituss, her.
goodness Of heart aud her rare nodesy which adorns
while ID cannot entirely coRceal the quiet 6guty 50
beganing 10 ope In her posiion, We ADVISE these
editors, ihsrset, TO apooEse or their past elenees
against wsBrety, aad 10 dsast from AZ such insult
ing aud i-9red personalities IN the future,
4 reaa The following is an extract iroM one
Of Horace Greelys late articles IN the NeNy
York Tribune
"lf three mSaths more Of sarneat iigbting
shall not serve to make serious Impression
on tho rebols-if the end ofthat term shall had
ue no further Advasced than ito beginning if
seine malignant Fate has decroed that the blood
land treasure Of the Naten shall ever be squan-
dered In lrniNaaa ellorts--let MS bow 10 eur