The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17
THE DAILY REBEL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1858


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How the deluded fhnsAies Of The North can
expect success in the future. judging from
tAsir experience hitherto, 10 for thsmsssve'
to explain. We do sot apprehsed IL. ner he.
lievs that their leaders expectie Their armies
have ben realty larger than they now arc
and b, lever besa 20 much demsralised a.
nov. Tbs time Of enlistment Of . very Con
sidsrab.e art of II 10 about 10 expire. and il
they venture to enforce she drast. they will at
last only supply the place a veterans with
uew recruits. whose taste fog the war viii
have been shown By The tine 70 which thsy
held beck and the manner in which they were
brought a., The war 10 in ffet carried on not
by the Country Of the North. bat by the Ad-
,uinistr-tiaL and If possible will be carried
on 70 the end Of ih at administration. That il
may be possible 10 enough to make Ne shape
our course to that expectation that it may
be brought to an cad sooner should have no
other effect than to make 10 redouble our ex-
ertions. ere is growing revolution in
parts Of ihe North /; aud il viii continue TO
grow, be- a.se it is in the nature Of revolu-
tions never to 60 backward But that o.
coarse is c1Iy in the event Of continued i'll
success d err arms. Il re verses set IN to
u.s. anu : series If ssceesses to abs enemy,
there will probably be No revolution in the
Northwest, because the originating and sns-
tanning cause Of their discomfort will be re-
meved. Tho people Of he Northwest entered
into the crusade against 40 a. zoalously ~ did
those Of re Northeast They have fought Us
with nero vipdicliveness, they have commit
ted more Atrocities open our people and it is
only becarse they are less sh'merical pso
sooner come to see the practical impessibiliiy
Of our subjugation. None OF them like us,
nor ever did Nox, however rich in admirers.
have we. IL the wide world, single friend
ba. our nv d sword.
Such 4, a candid aud ingenious view OF coz
condition and that Of cur enemies in this con-
test, in which it seems that our fnal success
is a. certain As can be predicted Of any resule
in the future. Next year, should the war last
az lcng, the people of the North will b called
to a task which would test the strength of Any
people. and which will test theirs, where they
are the weakest of all people They will have
to carry Oh this war ard Presidential cam.
paign q, home ct the same time. With that
however we havenoihing to do our business
is to rely on forces within ourselves, and to
teict ourselves that this 10 . war of ndurance
well as of strength. We are not apt to
reflect tat if the war should now terminate
We woa,d have suffered less perhaps than
any peopis who have ever achieved national
independence by appeal TO arms. Our troops
have not yet like the army Of Valley Forge
been tracked for milea over the frozen ground
not yet come to the pass' that almost . third
of the country is in tho Tory Interest. Our
currency has not yet come to the pas that the
price of : pair of boots 10 q thousand dollars,
and the bay of subaltesn officer 6fty thon-
sand dollars, equivalent to hundred pounds
sterling. This var has not set lasted eight
years. u isf such burdens aud with the coun-
try often entirely ovesan by the enemy. We
might well afford, however, to fight tina,
length OF line under similar disadvantages.
The enemy has been too badly frightened to
let his thing occur again. His fret measure
avewedly would be ore which would event.
ually eIter'ninate Us as . race ; his var debt
would be paid net By us but with Ne. Blu,
that day lie will never see The relative con.
d't'on q do two countries can be fairly tested
IN this that if the pressure Of war was q,
orce LITE off of both. by their own adnis
sion we would bs left powerful and united
people. while they would fall to pieces.