The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-21
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since our kno"ieoge OF passing efenn ~
the North is now derived chiefly from the
New York papers. our readers viii be inter
ested to learn the pre.ent political stains Of
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place with tne greater portion Nitnin tne past
two years We are glad TO notice that the
World is rnpidlv GROWING in favor here As
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"nien mas been long notorious as Neatner-
cock and sensation journal When the var
broke out II was rank Abolition sheet. more
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me Courier and enquirer the two journals
having been merged into one II still bears
the ,fsn,e If a TIE World and C,,n-;.- an, D.
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re"s oeing Piaeeo upon its eotorlal corp
Il has ever slnce been an earnest ana persns,
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Win Fier 70 40 JuS.'e'e 70 INC 1ortn ~Io-'i-
OF the Times and Tribune no mention need
be made They remain as before The South
is well quit of such vile incendiary sheets
The Herald steadfastlv and boldly opposed
the var and coercion until the month Of JULY.
al -he- 4 in concert nth The ,,,r,er- be-a
inafter mentioned. received the attention Of
the ss Union u1oh. who threatened their ofSces
With destruction II thew did not run up the
nerican lar. Whereupon II Immediately
eh.nged front and Al once became the most
blatant advocate Of a ssrieorons prosecution Of
the war" and an obseqnious toady 70 the Lin
coin Administration Bennett made small
fortune By his tactics, as he invariably does
in such cases
The Express saved itself from the wrath OF
the Governmeut bv a quasi aconiescence in
the popular sentiment. and for a wear hardly
gave editorial expression upon national topics
Il Afterwards fesrlessly endorsed the views Of
its principal editor, Hon. James Brooks. pub
licly expressed IN Congress, and At various
meetings. and has since been, a. lar as Il has
dared to ne, an advocate ol peace on any
terms Brooks has been even more consist
cent and rational than Faiiandighan-
The Journal Of Commerce, New snd Day
Book. unintinidated bv the threats With
which they were everywhere assafIed. contin-
ned to stem the popular torrent, and to fear
lessly oppose the measures of the Government
and for several weeks were pnblished At great
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binations 10 break them down Patronage Was
Withdrawn from them. and subscribers were
forced to discontinue their papers by threais
Of being published as traitors On the 18th
oI August, 1901. tney were preeenten oF the
Srano jury a. seoiuous snestss ana soon a.ier,
the fos.m.sler Seneral oeo..re1 mem oI al
maii iaeiiitles, ~nlen ..s f'r,nslly sn-Psn-
SION OF tneir puoieAtlon- nnenelpon' .ne
News, una3ie 70 exist gave up tne fnoSt, oe-
nouncing the war ann tne Aemin,rtr1ilon Win
Its expiring oreatn- IL mas since oeen revived
The Day Book changed Its name n the Cau-
casian, hoping thereby to evade the provi-
sions OF the Postmaster Generals arbitrary
orders but still il was forbidden circulation
BY mail Il has, however, been published as
a weekly ever since. and large portion Of It's
the efforts of its friends and sympathizers,
despite the order TO the contrary