The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-26
raiDAY noRNrSu. JUNE 2d 1863



7hs ias<ssls nii.a Or y esiald. a
Frun the Linda Time. Nay es.I n
Mr.. Roebnek has given his constitucDfs AZ
Sheffield with great fidelity. What mas nov,
he considered tie general opiuipn al ordiuIr :
Ens.Iishtnen on AmrgicAn affairs. ItdoeE moi
n1iiraselagainst illsi opiuion that VIZ have AZ
rived At IL SLOWLY With so.ne yacillasioh Aud
perhaps inooosfs'ehcy aud that Ma practlcal
result Of the opinlc4s in the case o(tke B!iI,si,
putllic is to sit sti and 10 no,r7rg N tlie mat
ter. That iLir i tie point at Which ~h g. =
spttgeI E. pzft Vttp1iiv VII zEf.IFt ,s1ssl :
His iary.d iempefa ashept was not alls wed lIl.n
10 wait far ihatss4t0ursg wbich ali fhe
: rest 81 rs deem iitccssary 10 an necep4ahle
and eilf c.nal meditation Ai1 can wait !. n or
or seal-," bechEisg We kno~ ills oFIrio nseI 10
mediaia earlier. sud that wals OF that sbrt
comnary iakeIat least that periosa 70 run
themselves out @t III We really " 5sh
10 fora some reascnabse auguty u 20 he
lengfl. Z; thlss mutual alsssruei,ba. We ought
g. i,isn = tse ciffl vars fagfug ~ Mexico. In
Cenisai AInerjcal OF thste portions bf Scr /,
Ameriea " Rich have tnllox ed tie e4amr,le +.
tie niieE States 10 90 emphatic repudiaiion or
Europeh precedent and auihority. Sc We
think Nr Roobuok has orsy spoken with he
lADgglSs q hops eihen be suggesis That Ae
wars ripe for British iutervdp 'lon ItIis r,os,
+ bleI indeed. that thtre arc among the fedesais
many no secretly Wish for Fpch kn iltervdn
tyous here nay be some who &ish for war xIial
filis coanuy as ah escape ifom thapresspt d 4
/6culiy; bat no such priv ate Wishes ess1 cdi.sla
tn.e c4iT t.ir mAdi izlloo. ! Il lesk 5eF at ..
p ~ -. hr. Ktebutk expeefs that var:
with the Federal aide tSrld gave I us leo. j.
mn and would do rs no moe cdddl II
barn. ~ far ~ We are concerned. than Il l,,,
We. y reasonably d6nbt We will potli,nAs
Tie confdepos Of the Amer lcan toslc In IA.
REPRESENTATIVES.. cdnsidefihg thai V 3 xl,,s.l
Lave 10 opernie At ihf distAnce of sesrlat
Thousand niies. that irons de- are kics
ssd tlat we DO bot knoY 10 much af.ial
American 'sAters as they DO theDeelyes vi
are not sure thst We eb0qld rAise ths b,cs-A
-Ade as speedily as Mr., Rosbuck eknecEs. Tatl
however, would not be fhe whole OF O hf usfa
We should have to protect our ports. Eots. n II
efs, and our shiFping, not OILY at home and ia
North America. b1t AZ over TIE world live
once began such war. our own sxB4r, tn. \
sugg ests that we shosnId persist IN II d IS5ss..
tine. even though beaten the fifat lhtee IN
four years. So. having regard to The want 81
call. ahe difficulty, the ebasiee of ieftat All
the probable Ietgth OF tie enier1rIse. y q
should 30 very Gerry indeedlo tLrbw 5sE
solves i1to n strtsssfE T
nAsox AID sLIDkf-L SrcorIArINc IL Hlkts.
of the Loo don Po-tl tEll4
Pans, May 29,-Soue fresi efforts ata ea.d
10 be making BY lie SoutLsrp envoys Id I4oa
don and PArs with the view of oblaillHg the
reeogniiion Of the StAtes OF he Coufed4racy
A. the French GoV6rnnhent took the lead in !
peace policy perhaps Hessrs SlI del and Misoo
Aavs doubtless mdte hope OF max ng an I'M 1
1ression at the Tuilsries than az the Gbhsl.oi /
i. James. Dir. Dayton, u. s. minister ahsiIlhc 4
artisans Of the North % far ~ can lehrn.
epudiate all idea Of mailing peace with tLe
,ou:h. They cay that the Gorernghtt Of /
Washington will assnradly continue sts war
hat the resources q the North mnst fnAlly /.
exhaust the South and that the Chitsd States
Government can carry on hcstilliiies z az ~ five |
feaTs more. The Imperial Gpvernmeht has
llTeaay learnt how useIcss were it beneyplentt
,fforis TO bring about suspension Of k9ssii-
icg. The American people ~ not like auy
,ther people OF the globe they have not
spght themselves 70 obey any feeling br skl-
il1ent but that .of their own passioDs North
nd South alike have never known defeat and
An5ericans have been educated TO belieFp that
III they can desire they can accomplish. II is
hopeless. fear, 70 put any con6dence ia tbe
,horts Of diplomacy II the EDglish Govern
ioubt that France would willingly Join. Ifl
EnglApd recognized the Eouth. Fnnce wopld
10 ihe same. France tiesires 10 haEmobize her
policy with that Of Great Britain. The enfvys
If fhe South say, What amount Of vicf9rits
~ our part are required before you Ackppwl
,dge usy" The North exclaina, If Esgia1Id
md France acknowledge the south ~ ~ sh
lepeDdent Governnebt spd power, theI United +
states will declre waE. and tbe hefcAINilei
,ayy Of England viii sulier-" On this siae u
he water no one seems 70 discover . solatioi
4 this difhcglty. vim most dsfionit people
ND, 4 1ear. nothing can of Will be done. ll
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