The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26
iME DAnk.REDEL.
SUNDAY MORNING. JULY rs. Is.

SUNDAY MORNING. JULY rs. 1So8 =
The Governor of Tenncssss, with aosmnsnd-
sbis zeal 10 the public behalf. and in . naansr
I truly i8pssssive-aaD issssa . pseslana1ise,
| IN accordance vith regnlbit1 IN fnA tlbePress
idest. calling into The Geld sIx thossand ofsbs
snilitia of the State for special. local service
Tho NEE who are TO composs this force mus,
range between the ages Of Is aud rs years, or
sach others - ass not ssbjscs 10 souscsipsfSu
unAsr the lefs draft. Fo- fuller and further
| paxticulars We fa6sr our resders to the docu.
nsat Itself, Published some days ago, aud now
tsirG ciresaased throughout tho country We
Giay(S desire 10 add o wosd OF fwo conserving
III occasion, necessarily consected with the
sit9stioa Of Affairs.
Wa are closely invested at the present mo-
Eent By large bodies of the enemy, flushed by
recsot success ard eager to pnsh every advan
tage to inAl conclusion. We believe the
coming compaign to be the last of the war. If
the enemy fail in thai he will have reached the
end of his row, and we shall see no moro Of
him. But il he should succeed There 10 an in
definite future before us of gloom. Aud in
this latter event what will come Of all the for
tunes now being massed by those who are not
in the army? They must fall to the ground ss
utterly worthless. The speculator vino is now
richeet in the land, will then be 20 poor as
none will do him reverence. The farmer, WHO
has subsidized himself from service will he but
slave after all his pains to avoid the call Of
his country. No enc but will feel when per-
hsps too late. the grinding pressure Of inva-
sion, the wrongs of an insoleut foe, and the
outrages Of q merciless and marauding body of
mercenaries. -
This is the plain state Of thu case, and iin
order to avert it. the PrsGjAsnt, through all the
Governors OF the Sosrth, hss called for quota
(6 O00) from ssciI for local defense and special
Qervice.
- far 40 Teanessee ia concerned we would
have Nd fears taking past history as guide
but tor the fact that we have aeen 90 much
oareiessuess to the occasion add indifference
to the need, with such wrangling of money.
getting and swindliDg influences. pervadng
almost every class Of society 1t lie we'll te
speak the truth in refund terms. There is ne
man. woman or child who will read what We
are how writing, bot will sdnait the tru,t
ofevery syllable. For shame. for shame mer
Of the land Of jackson Your3afhess we're won
| to buckle on different sFmor from that which
would seem to clothe % many of you at thi.
critical period. For shame'
But yet all are not 30. There ars patriot,
among us who need only to be aroused They
are true but lazy. VIII these men, for th.
honor Of Tennessee, not come out to the from
and organize Lee it never be sAid that
handful Of soldiers had 10 be ctrefsed in Ten
ness,ee
OF course the full measure of six thousanS
rnen are not expected from tho limited porto.
of the State now in our pesssssisn bat
large nsnaber oan Be obAsinsA BY sssl end On
srgy md the full scoosss s~yght tcp be eniist
cd from at least SIX thossaud ssesgess scatter
tsi here and there within reach.
nkhest attention, immediate aAtsnfion shoul<
be at once SVEN this i,nportantsubjsct.
Let every msA act.
issYesaAs.
The Rebel makes ito most psv,fpnpd bow h
the members of shs splendid Bras lla q ~
SsrxTEEsTH ALABAMA" for the complinent .
Q ssreSads on Friday night
The last type of the evening had sounded ID
mysterious click. the last Geographic dispa tel
had filed its allotted space in the column-th.
rotary Of the Power pssss had been put il
motioa-the clerk Of the lSsil-book, pen ID
hand, was at his pest, tho news-boys wer,
rapidly folding their morning packsts-th,
last weary compositor had drawn hia cot iron
beneath the "case,''to
WRAP the dapery OF his couch about him.
| And I've down 10 pleasant Dreams
when q stream Of delicious music from th,
street burst suddenly upon the. sstoniGhed
| tympspums of the Rebel frater atty.
/ The Band of the "SIxrrExru ALABAMA" wcr,
sefenading us from the street. Several of tn.
newest aid most popular Airs of the day wssa
discoursed with a skill and proc sion tho
would have won applscss for "Dodworth" o
the "ColdstreaM Guards" The Bsnd of IN,
I'sxrEExTn" is unquestionably superior to an,
i ceDpany Of musiciars We have yet heard. i
CAnasanooga, and i'm Carr. RAnrx, the COCOON
plished leader thereof, 1t rsjoioes In an able -
ekillful musical direcsorship. Tue member,
sxs fine body Of young men, quiet, orderi
and gentlemaniy in their department. W
congratulate the Sixteenth in this musical nc
quisitien 10 ttsir Ite9iasst; We oooer.2.a.t
) the Band upon the high degree of exselleuo
they have attained In music; aud We oongrats