The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-12
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o6n SlTioyAl YtsiNcEs ASp rnx ArTITcpE o. iHE
NORTHWEST. sr
g Whoeyefhas sttentigclyread the clear, calm aud
nast4riy speech III Mr. SnauIding of this state upon
the new Bank bill cannot fstO be deeply impressed
With tile gravity of the situation, and the fearful 70,
spo@ibIty that dsvoves on those 70 whom ihs man.
apement III the war ~ the MON Is entrusted. From
ne enormous eSpendltares, and tho rairosd speed
With which we Grc rnnning into debt (two milllona
and half per day. be shows that there y an abso-
lGta BeCessy for uhanimity, atd for such vigorous
prbscuiion of tho war aswlI brng Ntelne most nost
ihe wTis pf0onged the daily debt Is being increased
aud Il must be paid by taxation " some form Or
otbef Tho GOVERNMENT " spending ht teariul rate
lhe aocnInulatioig q former yeqIs gt properly
pie hut as the war Is pfoegastinaed and tle debt
increased tie burden VIII become more and more
revous tn af list It VIII become ihloerabe. The
present hxItcn can be paid with eoHpara:iye ease
running along AZ we are, at the rate OF forty mics
an 0nt, under tho pressure of irIedeouaale paper
Them IS pog seeming prosperity 10 the Eastern aud
Middle States bota dey Of reckoning VIII anrey.
II adIIlioR to.the aNpncaI dlGculty Of carrying on
long war of such meentude, there is another difn
Guilty which II lOoming up in very aarning ehape,
aud fbat the position aud attitude OF The Norw
without the hearty cvoperston oi that section oL the
itniun the war woud soon be brought 20 dead holt.
liut Il cAn1Ot be deled that In Illinois, Indiana
Iowa sn8 other Northwestern States q feeling Of
geterai iiscontent has grown up, arising RON the
mhsafy bldpders at Washington resulting ~ the tail
ure OF cetnpaign after campiigu, and fiopthe pOlti
coibuhdeis perpetrsted IN the sane centre, 0ppear
ing 10 change the legitimate objects of the wal as
announced IN the b ginning y Congress and the
President, aud 70 tnrn the struggle INTO lanallcal
Criisade Cox tue abolition ot negro alayey-a policy
calculated 10 suite the people Of tho Southern States
as one aan to fender lhel resistance desperate aud
10 ptolrie Ice 4Ass ~ sa al Indefinite period,
The Northwestern States tRtered with enthusiasm
upon the war Under the idea that IL vas ~ be short
one ana that ould result Ii speedy rest6ntion
Of the Uninn under the GDnstltntlon Rs ID has come
down tous from Tue founders OF the government
They eated nothing aput the negro, Their Interests
Y and Their pRtrotisIa c0mblned for tho Uu0n, Their
inieesielay bolh yih the Fast and The South, bat
AranoidWllh the South, thochlG end natural market
Tor shgir agricultural iFodusQs w the war HAT
nalkst wgg clased agapst them !, was lhelr nter
esb " have jtsneedy openedy by bringing the wa
70 q rapid conclusion Ny ihe. triumph OF the UnioG
arms Their patriotism tendedlmthesam direction
Il nee their zeaiiuth thecause.s They went heart and
sod into the wariin orderio mako i short Ono Of
ther main reliapees tlld ~ bamld he Of shert dura
tipnNQs that he pecnllar Institution Of the South
would not be nCdtlrd Witl cNept 10 far as military
operations wondered ~ ntceBagy and that the Union
sentiment Ia the southern States would be deTeioped
nIUNlNNI
men hsllesed1haa tile Hstansla sere realy yin anna.
joFiy, ns would he seen a they had only an Cpporlg
nifty 20 declare theiDaegess bt h that tin eage
Ia the begnplng Of The war The course al events he's
Completely charged IT, aud ahere In nov A0fea UnOn
aepiiwentwoEih speaking Of anywhere south Of the
Potomac. Hence the Nplthwcgern mon are diap
pUinttd. Tley account iur The change and d19 the
determination Of the 8oRiheru States to hght II out
granme at Washington This change, they thiak
separates their pairiotiam ftOm their interest for.
while tho yoro OF patriotism prompts them 10 bait le
on aud battle ever FOR the Union the voice OF Interest
whispers that long war would ruin them, even Z Il
should hc aup9eeatu Cor II would consume all their
property while az thesame time u would destroy the
gooae of The South that laid golden esga terthem.
E,AhtAdy the patriotism OF the States Of the North
veal hae been severely vested We OF the Atlantic |
SKATES san hardly appreciate pISir stuaitlon They \
are purely agricultural population. We are coiAs
nlofci1l llndipg aud Misunderstanding paopol We ARA
making mopeyby The war This ~ particularly true 1
et tho New England statca. Tho people OF tho
NNrihwest have no present compensation wlato9eg
iortbeir loss VI blood and treasure. On The coata-
tytthry l0sinC mORov 10 rapidy shat ~ che war
continues long they win he begEafed eVh0ao states
bordering. aq they g., opontlle Upper Mississippi or
strbnlarlea, sent their agricultural produce down
tho Faihefpf Waters 20 gho plantations borderiagon
the iOEer AisN,ppi aud ils trlbutafies-e0rn wheat
ncur, hogs, bacUh, hsIna beoyoa hattt eegs h0rser
aud mules torwhieh ln reiprn thel received either
anRoror moasapa s0r she gold poured into the lan-
Ter Hcpnels ifom every nation n Eafosw. Not that Il
The southern States III lhe valley, ol thn NlsaIasppi
Ggto have lalscc Tor them~oyes as they 10 now the
poopcts soa them ~ the N rihweat bat that u WAS
moie pr0llublt ~ grow cotton aud that the trnnas
p0ltatiun down the Msnlftlppl q cefea aa aninalr
vas so ohcapi and convenient, Go haglaation being
open 70 n scapUna OF the yeeE ghuk the people n /
the NwthWed ied and supplied With mnles three msh
llonsOi NegrooR employs IN fauiug Che Ereat South
cul elapes+~rgar, tico tobacco aud c0ltal hut tay
ticRhfyihe lasi usned prodagt. Before lhc warthe
pgice Of mule IN Illinois uas one hundred and tun
ly,tve dDlatE IA gold al pfuaeni. notWlthstAndnkl
the great demand Toe the animal 10 nur army lh6
nrloe isony alxly dollars ~ depooalod cutItusy
The same u true nf Dthef agricultural products "A
late nnnhcF ~ Ailiineaoia jouFual qnins prlUoa
thclp a. anllowe Flour lopf eollan per barrel
corn forS lft cente per bushels dchsod hogs three
dollara hdtwunty-ffo ccnta per hundred haMn fur
crntaFer pnurd hhtbaf, Ton cents peg pound cggaI
esht esnlhprr down, and Uther Articles equally low.
" uthetstrpUunilcact Iowa bpel y only I'VE dollars
and ng cenh Der hundred. or at The tate VI two aud
% hall renis per pornd aud Ia the came State, laslI
Wintnr not hnnfrud milea lOn tue tissiaHrpl polk
WIS told ditssae az less than dollaf par hanard y
Is eoglalny NOT yhosper now. What y lee cause y
this, wldlo tho mmc nrc n high IN New fOfkfl
10 IA the hciepscd cost ~ ralh,Md transportation.
Owing 10 the closlnW OF The M.sisappi II his block.
ede The telgh8 dlbfod b the railroads exceed their
eapacly ,pnd lue tireten hAyetaogmously ncNassd
lhelrldtas Rohr witch oatd ~ he lranrpoitsd NON
lhe uwna % the Mississippi BY railroad through 70
kfW forH AZ hinnty touin per barrel nov cogla lni
move Il mors fiaa ihfte the ann, an AZ for cnrn Il
costa te pkec ave bushels 70 send one 90 market
~ WI W. lNpeeble lor ihc Wsslfra armeg -
nueh harder ivdaio n have brvtheb npl The dpmapd
iorUuf ticatsuHRil ofnpt een M g,cul during thtd
Wy vo}eplt sit fHth't ayHe non sle accident q
ntrfttpcth of thf asrieainl intateal ii tht Nofih
W,el iuihefeRut ~ tbt continuance NJ tha wAf. att
goeny n ihe siVeme Thn accscuts iof tbe NeAs
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