The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-19
THE DAILY REBEE.
EHATrANooGA, THURsDAY MORNING FEB. 10. 1863


desire change. The suEIsIlngs dad Indignation yet
te ne engeudered by the nnlfnteh issue OF an ire
kiefEaabls paper fhrrency viii bf itsklf oyerThelm
the Administrative party. and link i deeper than
lplgFnmet ever sounded But the Democrats. ih my
safely eaiculated that theF can take ssDe
on any lof hundred necessary Incidents clffhe
w1F ane defeat their opponents iy large Inai1rity
#IH FnE FsbcL1NATIpS fA1LrEx
Many SUPPOSE that tho ensgt Of the PsclaInattla Of
VI. 50 toroah speay aud com
slaEeholdeIf will have no logger motive 10 act to-
geHhfr. Ihis if an egreglo1s miftake The Ptbca-
NATION vii have 40 sach effect. II can not have any
sqsh efscts It's constilufipnaftt IS denied IL Is
So nne xecnted, and It's validity Undetermined The
snsidctis yEF open 70 Heb3tf anH dnal 5i.ic-
cliHpn npon il; and, in tie meantime, II j. % t The
c4iroIing hssue ~ poPulAr el4c Jpn for Presi4ent.
lis state things will pndpubefIy inspire the Aase
efsHt viii not as hereBfole bk u prevent the
Aplitiepists from freeing tie slaves AZ Histalt and
gf4sP ef the eHeI3y already actually lAihupon HIM
III lgiII rsaotse their viii shd bring ert every l4ent
II .srlIskE MS y lists 4roL1B.
4 The Senator ftpn MasA.elusetA, (ht Sulnperb who
hai lately been teselected TO setve another te OF
years IN the body he has 50 long aloreed shbud
li4 this CRISIS, Fp2t 70 the prdpfr actionls His
pHsly N9rther6 character. his gSat IiIies, IBIS leF>
n fsprai dns biz sacrifices for frefd5m, the entrs
IepHdtenre Of his State 50 spetRahebnsly beJtbwed
ptSa hun ana that State the ndHest il Amsridn-
sf1ke I'm put A. one aBthofzed and relulrcd
lvih decikiys setce on this great o5rasion. There
ate also fn this House; gentlemen wAese worlik on
moans1ogs theme the HsantFy yill listea ievith
fsknse Interest! The honStabe member from Penn
sFania Lslr- 1hha. stsvenb enc OF The truly great
nttn Of AulericAfuH Of lehrnilg and wisdom -fried
long years Pf Arduons kerEitf iH ths cause. who
ts never f4ltefe1s aud IS nor elected in biz dis
tfiFt Iby every ming pnml.ars. stands foE9mos.
aiong those of when the Nation win slexpcct dklIver
haEe nom ihs flHEsss whiFheusomPshs i Let these
What TO do En thik henr Ct fransdsndan peril Neter-
less can lss refrain fsbn e1preksIne mySihdfvid
.flI opinIon thaE tle true PoIisg q the NORTH 10
fEf worse dEf Situation beSpne4 Lkt the two hbuses
# G,os gyest, asePt the foIllrf ing fesoEutions
tIves &cl' That the Executive be. ae he il =freby
Tksuested tp isse general Ord9t ts Hl conuahders
s. toreesi1 ths several military DetaFtments of the
qaited St4tesl 10 .discontnue off1RiFe oparatisns
aaslt The enqry AID to het fdf the future enite
IRssslved. '1ShAtf the sE.xecIEtisa be. snd 10 Is
fhtther reqtlestt to enter ito 1kcoiiafiEs with the
aalhorities sf TIE cehfedef4te States wiki rsfetcnee
tba fesEatoal &c hatilitEs bHsea dh the. following
lst, Recoenifitonei thg ihdebedelee Of
ihf Confederate States Ind. Il unifoIm sylfsHi of
dsies qIoq inpsrts- Sd Free Trade between lib two
di4tes tth ftes navigation of the AlissiEsiBp Riv
eF 9TH Aqttkh adoption pt tie Monroe dof;sEae =
fll IcAx 1--WE FesEtsEH.
Intitely disl4ree with those Assert Dat il is
the NsrthEnd sPsth ts.Ad live pesca
tAfies between the two, stth a the seky Mountains
AZ The Atlatic Ocean Ihk isIa bfrbear with which
We Impose upon oprselres Thd peotle Of thd North
and South can eyer became foteig1 lnations to each
ener IN the nhe in which the Ffsnth aud I'm tlish
q Russians are They are sprung ffon the same or
r, speak tho same language, ptsse3sa common liter
dfsre, inheQt similar politics aud reiEors views and
habit eens Closely connected by Natural and arti-
llnlal ties They win thefefotc beth be American
ne only great difference bstWekn them is Of social
4tu POLITICAL nature .namel tht which arises from
4lk existenze of aecan slavery In p3e and the sb
aence Of " the other- This fact However offers no
4taee whatever 70 such sepAretiot As Is involved
nindepfnHent Political 9risdidont; o the cbnftarv
greatly facilitates IL. Before The F&derai Union was
Established all the States we're Hdepehdenf and sso-
flaed under Articles, OF Ebnfe4oratidn in The nature
II atreafy. The arguments not addhcsd te s thie
ln1Prastbillty OF present Separation, betEfen the
karth and Sauth no with kquai force 10 Irove
lls fmpossibfy OF what then kctnaIi y e 5ssfed
md mas apcepted in the case Of tho khir>
telln original States of theE Union The
utter sto9d toward ehch other. precisely a. the
Nlfth and South Bsud stand should the to Che war
kiin enter into treaty II woBld SIMPLY be resolving
ne North and Serth into Confsderhke States .r9sun
Efs wonH fe the whole Of It. 1t ~ therefore very
finple opertten. L do not suggesk this however, on
idea that should il ever be Adopted the SEPARATION
tlIinpiiez would be permanent beeve tkatit FDuld
insure an ultimate Teunlpn m Anki-saFery basis
Il have fDnfifence in the inherent vitality of North
era civI11tion- have no fear toset it in cofhpet
ten with that Of the South. Let them proceed side
M side M the. race Of empire, ard We shall see which
y ll triumph., li1