The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-03

Ioq1kryT II Aa{sAlrc1ey nbs'aehed usNs .
| pei W. We ave aAstsed into eorruSt
|bse pij with As cssmy, aud there is 40
dosbt chat ono Of the secrets oil the constant
and successful running Of the Blockade, both
By land and water, is to be a'cribed to the
regular aad constant paymeea Of brides to
Yas k..s Essetiooaries- Now tlssa oar credit
is. .. Isaat ParisIly, ssssD'shsa 10 Europe
We can sitotd to dispense With this shame
ful com merce With those who sre endeavor-
ing at spcc to hold our purse-strioss aud
turs aAide ozr bayonets. We have no use
fvr gold 10 our home exchanges. Coated
.nss notes will answer ell thsse purposes.
If We will keep our coia 1t hene, and live
within ourselves ~ We esn and ought to do,
We will gain poiut Of the greatest impor.
lance over our enemy, and we may add,
achieve wholesome conquest over ourselves
While Congress is maturing its schemes
Of finance, let it. prohibit under the severest
penalties, trade Of all sorts with the enemy.
-Lss il also prohibit the sale of gold above
gives premium, On pain Of forfeiture OF the
whole srnouut, ar some other rigorous
penalty.
We hare repeatedly urged the importance
Of reinforcing Gen. Hohnston's army in
Middle Tennessee. fer the purpose Of an
advance upon the eseny near cur State
capitol aud We have not unfrelueutly
argu~-l the necessity Of defeating Rose Grams
army. sr"i OF overwhelming that crafty
ssrategst 10 disaster and confusion, ~ the
spOcdirs' meaus Of peace. The demors'ix- ID
condition Of the Yankee troops, and the
healthy spirit and enthusissm which char.
acterires our owp, alike Ioint l., the sdvsn-
tage of immcdiats action. The foe. Of the
South arc even nov il fear aud trepi,lstion
lest tie Federal General be compelled to
fall back toward the Ohio liver; and are
already calling piteously fer more troops to
defend Kentucky against the invasion of,
what Prentice calls, the "daring aud un.
mmrauders' from the south.
The Louisville Journal Of tha 18th ult
on the Iedcrnl "situation" in Tenneasee,
has the following
-Th~ ntws fran Nashville ~ the heavy rsi,,ior,
reinvasoo OF our STATE ~ large force COMEDIES With
The which have Alaezdy reached US Aud To
which we ,.Iisd the s,ssiea ~ :As ..lAsry sssh"ri
Kentucky to obtain supplies for their sses and bor-es
End unless Il: %s-s p.My: Pc are -. = 70
nsR s ts H.. sr sse nc 81. aRe X.
bis bas~. IT,. President Liacoln call upon G"v-rnor
Rs0tssnn iuT the tS~ssy thssssad uUsp- SushSsised
" be raised IN our state. sna tAe of the
s;osernw vi meet r~soSse viii. WILL te-t the
dynG loyalty of kenssCky. aad thu das' minattan ~
Heat H. OK thss e t:Arink and aux poa.
nssssa.rs. 1b~r. n nvt . day w be iust We know
th.4 gi:antic PR parsss0ss feot list oavslEy
by the Thousands are ia 1eSaea~se immediately alosR
soa,brn bosa~. ssd that rrahfotcssNns. Of imfan
acces. TO state b. the ready. esd ~
sbe ma IL pssasbis the, y III b. hsred apNN
sushor,sies at wa,h,nks 10 b. active In making all
oacsssaFy prlssAtsons sOs deib0ee. Toll WbRt 70
DO and kcnsa, Ky wAl es-epsssae moot heartily. We
nave arlny 81 OUT eliow eitfHena wbo are out
nj ,ks ssass The FeA sl sfSies ahear Asnss and
fa lies will 10 u the nerry Of BEL. ssi -
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~ The propS.irios, which sos>s frxa the
Assssss''s~sssN T. 3d." ssssr.yri.my AND
wealthy house capitalization Of HcbiIe-toi
present THO eountry . uDuts.iy periodical. can
not fail to meet . hearty graduation frosn the
residing paLlc. We are aasused by the Mo
bib kegi.rer, asd other frfiabie sourcea ri
literary iDlormatioa. ihas The ser snAe.sine b
- be conducted upon principles. which viii
ensure success in two easeniial respects hove
eosore btt rarely united those Of matter aud
aosey. Mr. Carbon. of The Atl.sta Cosfed- |
eracy, H. to be the ~dator-in-chief- To What
sats,,s aud stsenxth the corps Of contributors
over ~hon, this geuilen,aa IL to pteside. viii
reach, iw'e are unaavised but oil his own At- |
mess. by experience, sb;tity and lscf ws a.
speak with mach confidence on the rePreseu-
tstions III those whs know hitn. Fer he entire