Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29
Southern picscs.

: Jsint Resolutions on The Psndi'
! War. aud Matters ApperlalDi'
> Ilerris.
The people Of the Conteder i
.tSttie> OF Aaierica, havina iu the pr,
ar''ss Of the pending war clearly d.
mo sr,ttd heir ability to maintai
= e, lnis 10 separate indet-ndeac,
slich.ttey have hprr'otufe assrrte
befar~ the world, and bring mGex
bly, resolved bevrF TO TsliUqui>b ia
fo'ru9gie Ia which they are eng gt
un;Il The great object for which the,
hav be en- r0u' ending shal have bee
iTn"lil accomplished; IN VIEW of Il,
I"c' TIA u great p"!Itlcal reaction II
'EE''NI lon, 10 the blood, and uucer
u" g'r uuw ia Course Ut ptU>erulWiI
1as Displayed liseit iD s v,.ral 0l tn,
a,o,I f. pulous aud il ausntiaI STAT,
Al giat IS once most hoDoialli
lueen as ihe Uaiitd States of Am ri
-, aid in VIZ " OF he addition llac
Hat even am,rg the nsowtd opy.o
.'~nfs OF he>po,I>m and the r1cog
"a iIien'ls of - ace ia the Nlrlh
grave and derIo'ahlt m>apIrtEen
iin has ui Ia t irIarn IN rtgaId t.
Ir iius candI ION OF pub ic sfuli
n.ul q he South Touching h. ON 3.
Il ot constructing that p"i,;ica
Iian GLce tS.siiug nnd,r Tie pio-
c;lon OF nhal Is knnAn is the I, d.
rIi Cons s'Iluil0u; nov IN order that
80 tnrlh,- misunderstanding uI he
K nd rrtrrrsd To m,y hereafter pr.
II. ~ III order hat the uHchanya-
bic t.e ermln ,tIun OF our Cavern.
"Ieut au'i peofie IN rel. reuce 10 tie
'rrm upon which a'0He by would
be wal! & ~ brug III, sangniu.n,
toa clvsr my br mad,
kn"Wn, he Congress uf tie Cpr.
Itti, IA; Stat, 5 oi An, Iica do resolve
q, totIJss: E
/. Thtrr is 10 p!nn nf recon ,tssc.
IN. what WAS iuim rI,okD0ua as the
ted' raS CuLD" TO WINCH the people
II ihu Go, II d,iale States Mil ty,r
rnusrru. Wrongs too gri. vnus and
ri have be. commit, Il up.
'n Us htId cur Most cherished
.!ghto b, It gniitd n, nth, since this
InPrnv"krd had most wicked war
;, mm nce.; a m jnrIIy 01 the l,co-
lie ni the Npr:tern S -ates havr SO
'Sld u'ly shown tit mo,lges to be -ul.
NJ, mc'pabIe oI seIi'gos, ram, ut
mi aDmn dIUl oi tie iunGamruii
upon which alone = publ.
:an iusjiIuiluus can be m ia, "A ned;
apy hasc too loug submit ,eJ lnli' nj.
s.. 10 lht lruu rule oi The bastst nnd
most Il grazing siespoIism be worid
IN !e' known; tco t,ng . p Rod oI
lmr have t"ey oI'ent. aud uub.1sh-
nGlt symp prthiS d wRh the laWlees
iuh itIOc!ous IN aCreants Nap hH,s {.
,ren ), AT into the busuln oi the un
'nrnding Souh 20 spIli 'he prpcious
Ji"'d oi our most ,.iied citizens, Z
9 p lHe aud Gestciale ail bat We
acid in e>itciai I sptct mud vpnera.
ION. 1" rrb " ii our lf"pei y-iO
XjJei u> rom our homes, acd' want.
'nl devaS ate our country Ito aiiow
ven b posslbIny OF our evsFagmip
Onsenlng 10 bold the leaet poll lcsi
unu. cIlnu Wilh ihuse who hscs 80
7 ell, ou ragged our sensiblitl"s and
h" profoundly diohou0red themselves,
n association ssh WHOM W. ieel ha;
W c"uId never txptci 10 'iJ"y that
|, cd"m witch We hove, that . r..
:" CT which. W. ;irr ever determined
u cultivate, and Tie este, IN an,i :, M
aihy Of clsiiIa. q aud CbrIslian Ma
Ious.
2. WhiIst ihe Confederate S ates
Am flea ar6 not at all rrSpnBsi
ir tHr the existing w"r. aud have
zen al all times lridl to parties (,
In such arr,ng meals as Mould
b', suited q bri Z il 10 a .clo7e, !,
I a manu.r cniIsl> II, ia with then avn
,ieu, aud hrnor, they Could never. !
lel lh. tr cOaSeui lsi aU a511iSfice
a singh d., Ut hsor. 30 luug III
II 'ernd,,'S P,ncl mhldn o the |
rsri"u> moue.er haa beallng rue al I
>aiugion ahatl iam rs uiIf ,ok ked,
r vaHhi ii-e GoyrrDm sal sui sHId ,
puiederale iSsates i,gxee 10 ut:ge,iate q