The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY.26. 1863


role l'y corrupt race Of politicians.
IL 10 s!ngular how many popu!ar errors pas
current it, INA: ui That the support OF
every MEASURE cmanaiing !ruti authority is J.
universe iU,y, l,eion;I % the s-s. OF these
Th,. the Pres Tent c. :. Ia, King. accoriin,
=, the Old law can ID 40 wong. is another.
f,,at > co-Asi M: IS 4 cro~a and lis w.ltac i
petty prince, Us d. lard. HAT ccninauiing Gen.
cras n;y,si o;.iy D. eSto!eI ii iD.!.rl: AL.
On, ~! int,i!um. IL is wcndr.fui now ~ n
wis lily dcid1c rhcn sn!vcs; arl the 5uilibil.
d; OF tn masses woull almost Justify the be.
!seI in tIn mind Of tie rreacrt writer that he
was correctly interpret ona ccfian OCCASION
When le "as made 10 say TURN asses lie
tho - Il may, the present revolution, boil, in
III, North anil in thc South has demonstrated
the fac; Tat democrac;os are more easily cen
troicd thIn. cioHe 70 er!archical forms of gov
crnmcur aud an imperial or royal peoples
fh;rc las bccu de- 'o,ism in 1otn countries
bat ,r :, itie!y different sort,
That ia tLc North has projected on, Of The
,n0ulhs Of .tjalan l..ncon his crn sarcs and
;laisa.; -; in he SJGtl IT las come from the
vo;c, OF tic rco e y violation Ct the dictas
established 10y the fr.t il s:rnpiy on infringe
rnert uron tho prcrogativc OF an usnrped pow
er AMI = narrow Drained individual; TO ag-
yricve j..: other is to Gisp.ey I'll, iEjGnctions
o! = uuivc:.. = publ: opinion. lii the S'orth
I'll" -. 5lu.i"n * compile. Al men :h;nH
NJ ''' 49, rot 'lG;5:. ~. luicpG.t rucc il
Ire 81 49, ii at 80 ma,tcf !.ow rncn dir
a5Iut = mode ct - sa,nia9 ii-includiug
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t.ry-t'scy a--ec that nothing short OF i vii!
fr.,iy the duties Cf l!rc time much less the
ino'iuat;or~ Of i@ r.ioIs. Bat in the North
I."V. I..r the reverse, Thcr. you viii fni
h,rli, "'.y c:I.-. -,i opinion ~ al. the Cni"rr
~. Icy Eo'e Of action. but it is notorious.
Iy Out Of tune, AMI alrel dy i.1les so larsliiy
tat t..: tnorc musical OF ears- Getest it. The
freedom OF the r,Sger il also a song whereby
many axe marching, marching along. Yet il
,as odiou. II. large Glars AZ a b,chanal t. a
chur-i warden. There are extreme democrats
and extreme republicans AMI conservatives.
T!.cro - Nal.andighan' and Seward and 10y
Ir,Gr, ic;.-. scntafivcs OF these. But then thorc
is Clittenlcn. We.dei Phillips and Andrew
J,hnsou. who arc clear oai OF the lirc. = o, @
81 .meuts seem disposet' 20 ,iya,.. tie.
'..c:.., rhcref,-r, rules pnLiic opinion and
~ .. day ru- he hocr. Tiey I'll
..siiir'S together 10y the ears daily. Inc coun.
,cil o. "Iiso hundred" was ueyc. more distract
e.! tha,. parties at tue Norln at the rrcseat
i'ne: aud they are likely to remain so, sice
there is no Napoleon TO seize loii Of then aud
h,td ,aJm hand ami foot by the irrcsi-t bic
niurnc: Of a l.old. revolutionary eerius
Happily W. have avoided The evils which
have lcai to tie result. The freedom OF Tie
p,chs las never been MANAGED by us. Oar
papers usually say what they please, aud al
though in doing tley nave doubtless CONS
ri'"d ,Iauy :Adiscte,i,ls during delicate o.
cas ns, ;hey have wrought more GOO tnAu
tarm. ihry have kept The military nose r.'
the :,rihd-si ,nr. They have warned Of all
tresrassers ugon natural or constituted rights
Tney have reminded men in power that there
Is always a people to impesch and God to
pnrirh those who are blind to either They
have hilrred up thc blood Of tho nation When
;. 'i"> ordered upon sbgnatiou. They have
doIa .nany things. Why, they have utmost
brought General Bragg out Ut the eulks and
il q littlo more moderation were observed to-
'i''' I''', eo us uOuDt OF has DcCO1iIz
OF the most amiable of men.
j. is "a sal thing when the rules Of civil life
are forgotten, and the customs OF coslmon law
Lain aside merely on account Ct an cxtraorCj
nary state Of Affairs.
A'king OF CASTLE was once burnt to death
because there happened to be nc one IN his
apartment whom the rules of etiquet wonld per
nit to torch the royal person. The life of one
single individual was doubtless held by the
couriicrs Ia be poor in com arison with IT,,
keeping OF those established Icspuias to which
every graudee Os spain 10 devoted: and no the,
:, let him die because they would NOT violate tn,
X iA1. Was their conduct wise or wel? E'rae
: tsioaly speaking. no but in the abstract sens,
y n sdhc' ing TO The letter, and sticking BY til,
these inssn, wore animated by principle
- gessa although . cruel example t.
- XetAA bresk I'll bounds, lay aid
lshsd sNseouu and adopt an,
1IIlopEe q H. bsiAsst of sxpetiien
fsili,my necessity, q,