The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-03
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10 bo arnod nuJ equipped ior our icbtrnct,or
simultaneously We hear hom every quartz
that regiments and brigadoa Of negrooo ar
also being impressed 10 the ranks ofou foes
Tho canao Of these new movements 10 clear
our opomiaa departing Of conquest by armlc
ormlnuy and unwilling longer to expos
hcIr own precious poraona to tho priyoUoua
suffering and deaIh resultant lrom lair au,
rIut conflict are resolved lo burn zap on
bridges, cities depols and dwelling housed B.,
raids in ihe interior and 10 add to the horror
olasL Domingo massacre to their own plum
lorug and brutal warfare. Sich olomouts o
dNhlcas do not moan reunion hey do mol
eyaa siopai lho idea Of conquest and Bubiuga,
non Aey eau only porloud utter dissolution ans
sa'1Hmqtsg We iool profoundly touched
1T rs ald and tyl,un picture Of ibc iuiur,
l,ml Is thus weaving ia tao womb Of fate, bal
We are not sure that It is to be deplored as an
uomEed evil thousands Of innocent. helpless
and uoblo hearts win Gll crushed and bleeding
under The whcola Of this Juggcrnaut Of anati,
Cism, but from tho blood OF tho martyrs will
spring lhe seed OF the church, aud the temple
olhopo aud freedom will be rebuilt aud ne.
oonseouiod. Va cannot thus BE- suJauea We
shail riss higher more intact and united as
these tCnloId fur,es thui turned loos2sbayr Ia
b. mct and confronted
Oar Government must dey,opt ils reserved
rntWi5a. cast away rorLearauce and humbl,
initiating th' course said by Milton to have
been pursued by our Creator when tho Devils
hcayod up volcanic mountains aud tartarcan
piicrto oyorwhelm biz angels and dcaolale
heaven we too must gather the two.odged
sword and pour out consuming fire that will
dsIugo the East with destruction, burning and
the HORRORS Of despair.
We san arm and equip fifty thousand Of our
veterans who never fed from tho face of an
enemy, aud olu move unhurt aud almost un.
challenged from Cincinnati to Boston. They
can lay in ashes Tie richest and most popu.
lous Of Northern cities, leaving behind them a
belt as broad aud burning az the Elliptic They
can runa burning ploush-snare over the hot
beds Of pulling lanaticism from which sprang.
the Ais turned loose on the South.
II our President will but announce and per
init such police he will DO justified in the.
eyes Of the civilized world, and will evoke
new spiritin the South that has never yet been
called into action Thousands Of menare just
now thrust out with cruelty and iguominy from
Louisiana, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and
Maryland, and they are thirsting to 20 back
with ere and sword Thousands more Of our
people who have felt that mere defence Of our
own land was not the true policy would be
stirred TO their inner depths, by the trumpet
cal Of invasion, We believe firmly that
Myfiads ~ DE Ho-th Gro epseui e. taks .
refuge ia our ranks from tho storm Of desrct
INN ha, ia darkening around them,
II it be necessary in order 10 save ourselves
from cavalry raids and negro massacres, that
We should raise the war cry Of "Blue Bonnets
over the border, so be it. We have struggled
long and faithfully to meet the eEigeucies Of
this contest in fair open and manly fight
but when the demons Of Hell are to be turned
loose on our beautiful land and its civilization
choked amid blood and flames, we must iuI
self defence pour back the fel tide Of ruin on
our barbarian foee and make them sing amid
the fallen gIorie5 Of their once thriving cities,
the song Of the Persian poet
"The spider has woven itsweb, and the owl hath sung
IN the towers Of Apaslab.n
We shall meet the truculent Yankees as the
Indian ConaneLot did when they sought his al.
lance after numbering his people and deyasta-
ting his land, He raised himself proudly toI
his full heigqt and replied;
The FIRE that consumed the lodges Of my
people turned the heart of Conauehet to stone.