The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-20
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 90. 1863.

eui portions uf the Ss~ Testament. and appsaded
.ain apfropri4te and ernest renaiks 10 ths Assn
blii crowd. The remarks we're Isiened 10 uith the
pr rlunndesf sItenio1. s1l uusb leeiiag eTiacs1
under their di1Ter5-
TIE ssslarss ea6e5 and another ssort hymn sung.
~ 1el<tsie iea5 excessively In -ap2y slois dcEn
saiD he pzbly stre.ss. aad o1res them rilh theif
LTD il.pii.rn- Bs.Essn escb isutrsion verse "a
~. = and as TIE different cAaedates vent do<n lnto
~ walter. TIC venerable eniii. ator Id eone ap
pps-is -slil'ks ic.isr IA en- csse he canzi-asE
sis nan p.ioz ~ise del feE months aso. sae
"a - asxioas ri-h ter dyinE I'D prA- t1ss
-t it, a. shr bseains C--.- A. 8ef r-t srs
l.s 5eeh snir-5e1. All n dluaslsi hsIpg s7is..
s'ls le.isliied spectator Of ye-tsidEJfs .A7ts-n
TIE xlsit s-fLe x1s Ike p-iri.tise tines, lhA'
e people gtnera IS seemed deeply Affected ~ T.
Nay ~ Ike he often reIsas.di aa1 inaS ias w5rk In
or CAMPS aayance -nt every - der IA s3e any u
tennessee. IA nave hseoa- sli.er u t3e crss.
be msesinE IN Gen. Arl,ss.n's Bri kide Vii &c
''- ~ sl.s .ss - !. nnesr..zs III. is
ftil-i --a-sl iis a ny. ii- e,--ristf 4 - 80
ressi-i psusr9s- ie. c.ris,iaa- II hone pay rlor
isrs4n-i tx he success o. e-= esss. ssd 10 fte
coAvefsi3ni q slssr s,.sisr A.sat-s
1leir Is !. a.osssia1. b. e army ~ ss-,a.ns
4a-et- ~ ..l rft7sf.s.. issi sei aiais = meet
tir-- lis fn. aad r.lr fls h.s ire-ct-t.g Ao-,-
! VIZ. s.,sty --z.l. b aa.s.sls.s z.sss..r
Ioss.ss> E3rfs.t t;s.s AID Drl.ie-.- ~ t'ss
issisi.h rr.s---E-iSasl- -i.,s-- ao,sls. rs-l IA.
Asssi. 4 s'su.isl-z siliIi-ry Dt-i,sis..s.''--
u ;.ssesf b, a ts.a-
Isssn t-e tosdes fiuss. Nay s7l
G-a- fioi<@r Aas .ns cla'ns - tie qzes-
ii,uAb's /. nor q bag STYLED lie Cie5n
oi SorIa asriel = econ c 4 1hAs se' ua
aeriook. All what 5rss. generals ani "a -oi
ssiaisss h1li failed - Do, w3ts Hobisr .--led
4e..e IS i.inosain.o..s'y al si-h much better
as.ars IL Lis d,si,osssl sa4n aay OF his rrlds
csssors. Defeats ate tie forum or VA. ,1s
/, REQ 1ires 10 n.intliy edecaL.on Il Enox mat
slvoAer's nloxelrfns ~eEe s0 iil-coi.1crirl -
e. leave j "a scarcely d c!lanee oi srcceSs-
That Tor ulich a ino-esn E-befslli a. Z eilfiy
lnsbsen<rcs Toe cIsisicn bf nis enenty 9 arrr1
i-iso iwo l,lriz bel ~eeu which he may Insert
ais own aiiny Ike wedg-. Grn- Hooker Ord
ior hlz al. -fsary of his al accDrd aud has
,soincod e almost lns vitkble resaf Ui /,
dsftaI 0f both trcli0ns ga detail hr iilta
iuytasion ol Virginia. -.r from bsing a. lul-
,,ros eiieh- GA any Of is predecessors. sas
equally e.. ainitoas ia ifs results d 81 I.laa-
l.su. by even greater faults. AicD0~eli, Nc
Cielieii POPE ard lruzidc nay each OF theia
say xiih tsutl, that ihongii hlli- less forln-
Il. tc, their errors have nor been pf - gross a
1ature as iliose OF The rnaa VINO made rppu-
tlt'on by exposing sissir Iliistaks aud lost i
oy oasdoilig iileln. ILls eLds tns 1iih inv4-
son ol III ma
s...ss .-1ssrs's-'s.'s.s No s-ousd elisn ,lich
We can rely 10 resolve HE question. II We
ioOk 10 ilsa G0vclIl Ilineur of the Euttede SS.ates
VIZ find Z raised - iar above All cons isra-
tleils q ordinary prudence. % un,siil.sss 10
adi1lf Tie piainesf and most obvious iacl< aud
al the sa.nb time ilied by the tfeaeLery oi
tie late Congress with powers SO exorbliant
that We c4hiioi bring ourselves 10 hope for any
good rom tuch aquarier. Even al Tie present
moment tac G3Nerninent Is endeatofing 70
persuade the deiuded people tlat every thing
Is g0irg on well ia 5r,-iuia aud HAT -senerai
IIo5kers retreat across the kapp4hslnllcck Is
fen1irely owing TO heavy rains, which have
swollen tine rlser IN lis rear, ard threatened
what they do mol seem 70 have accomplished.
I to carry away lac bridges Itis also stated as
a matter Of consolation that OILY llfee eish.s
oil EeiA H00ker's army Wers engaged. Is Al
any greater reflection could he m-sit a. sai1st
the ability of general than the state nesit thar
he was attacked, routed aud driven from posi-
! ton 10 pobition iii te hai 10 lake refuge IN
soilething very Ike ilisht, without being able
10 bsing tiie l.st his ioIces into action Ne
ciI see 10 reason TO anticipate that this lessoA
Viii nave more tHcct upon Tue Ioferfm III 81
Mr.. Lincoln ihan has been rroSnttd by So
many oil.eis equally disassroe=. II not qaise
e14aily dsfsIacei,ll. and Ne are sifslas ;ls-rled
IA this IMPRESSION when We elect ou Tie enor-
nous power Il wieids. and tie dan4crs with
WHICH il 4'ofiid s. beset II thar power were
brought Toan end. Peace once contid5el With
The south, the Issue Sionsd remain 10 be tried
vie .iier tie Government Of tie UaiIed States
lad rernakently become xhat Il a<niodhtediv
Is how'd crnskia5 miiif,Iry dssJ,tfisns cr
whether there WAS aoy pow er IN the laid
which could exact iardy nsesnte Tor tic
ri05Hioa ~ az lar anil he 0Elrtirolr of
az Liberty 5y NJ LineoLs and tls Cs5iass-
There is net much reason TO apprs.llerd tA4-
any troops who have had experiehte OF var
as IL is or,5lgiz>d py Gen Ual.eck. aud made
by Pope. burnside and Iooker. viii be die
posed u fll up the large gaps which ire ABOUT
10 be made in The rai.ks Of tl,e North by the
retirement|os regiments, fhe periof-of serves
Of which .as expired There il nothing Tor
il but conscrip:iun or peace.
sh'iag Port TEndsen-
The Alexandria l. raocTat Of the 81 inst
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