The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12
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CHATTANOOGA. 80 :. wednesday Hgenini& r d
eHppy men SAYS Thomas carBlc epre full
II the present, fariis baauS 1uiicss them
AID wise men also, for its duties engage theA.
Twas thinking, as read this apt bit Of son
lts6liousqsss Of Aliel fsigps q the iin,es
Strange times, sorrowful times, says ny neigh
Dor Notso bad either, TrsPiy,s if.wc did F7t'
look al iliepalfepghsdch gsFpl eyes, write
with a superb god pen wifi 4 gorseousruby
seal. and upsn hsary creamlaid English paper
too, AID I shall say several things wsrth read
ing belsre close. The, times are not hope
LESS, / feel assured, when the pfotsssed and
professional lagqtew lsuch az myself iS lelt
such ationary as still greets me from paper
mqche BOX, inaid with pearl.
a. moment ago laid aside The Mobile Re-
gister, Tie Sunday edition 81 that paper IS
published Oh double sheet [after Tho fashion
Of past times1 AM contains usually much in.
teresting matter, moi found elsewhere. The
issue for February the 8th contains lengthy
review quoted from the T,opdOn Tnes) Of a
new poem "1'annhauser" recently appeared n
England. OF the authorship, the editor ofthe.
Register says "tbe hqmes ofthe althsfs ac-
conpanying Die publication are fcigned. TIA
real authors are known 70 be two young Eng
Iiishmen Of fine genius and distinguished at
tainmelta- Young Balwer, The son Of Sir Pa
ward BuIwer Lytton, Secretary TO the English
Embassy at Vienna, and Julian Fame, tic son
of Lord Westmoreland How Bdlwcr the
younger las come to changalis original morn
de pl,ae Of "oweh MEREDITH" ! know not Tut
suppose that the remark 6fmy Mobile ccften'
Eporary is correct from tlio positive and appa,
rentIy informed manner Of the statement. 81
all events 8Tannlauscr" from The extracts Civ
on, appears to be poem Of more than average
merit, possibly superior to any of the Tcnny-
sonian school, ana riyani6g perhaps even the
Princess Of he poet laureate himself. Fit
is republirhed BY tho sntSrptisibg Goetzsl Of
Mobile, shall review ii at length e4s's'11-
In the same number Of the Register, ! fiiid 2
long article opfopos Of the London !" Tnde4, =
the organ ofSouthern Anericanish in EhglSnd,
accompanying an extract With certain com.
ments Of he Charleston Mercury. ] have not
Tread a moro manly, spirited Or touching re-
currencc in many a day 1T ID full ,'of that pc
lcalistly vigorous, syrapathetic, living style q
Thought and expression, which makes John
Forsyth one among the ablsstp political writer's
-Iofthis, Of of any day. Aftor 4 Handsome de-
fenso Of the "Inde1" from The attacks Of The
Mercury, lie thus speaks Of Mf. Henry EIoize
! tic editor thereof: '1'-f' n
Mr.. fioi1e, who Is dcno0hcedbyt the Mercuryds ''ar
,ignorant and unprnope has hada ca
resr as remarkable AZ that of his eoadiutor 10 tht
Index Willie the latter devoted himself tbthe com
lmercal calling to which be was bred, and has, by tai
emit and industry. garneed its highest rewards, TIE
addition OF Mfr. Il0iZe tufhedto the paths Of scholar
n shpgand the gentoman Yho IA aippantly Character
Liked az Ignorant" Is to day the beat read, and ip
Jhis ate tie most learned man the wholeernGo q
our aequaintance ne Is an accomplished linqusL ar
historian, an a0thsF, and familiar IN all the depart
lnents Of bellies letres and political llefatuo bpr ung
from an old aud good family switzerland, his grand
father man Of political mark, and bis father an o.
tGeer in the French service by snre freak OF crtupf
II he found himsef ut the age Of fifteen passenger o.
IbOardof an American ship bound 70 THIS continent
al that earlyage he landed atNow Orleans gere DO
st0ed wifieut a friend or acquaintance ~ the New
World precocioas boy, ALREADY devoted 70 books
and hin education, carefully superintendent BY his
= grandfather already far advanced, he gained his live
lhoOd BY teaching. In this useiu 'pfotessien be WAS
essiuenty successful Jas many psrentA wlo will read
these LIKES will testify. While teaching others he wal
storing his own mind With learning from alIthe books
lhecondAy BIZ handsOn. lie became aheditor and
an author. His taste for chronological reseafch led
him TO the translation and publication 81 G0bqeat
secompanes bysa, treatise irsm, hia own pen which
gave him position IN Che world 81 letters ne Went
Eufope As the Secretary Of 1egaton 90 the Belgium
mission With Mr., Fair Retprning, DO took az active
part III the political dscusMons preceding the last
4 Presidential election The writer Of these lines cap
bear witness 10 the yigors talent and industry Nt
which aided him In the advocacy Of an unpopular
cause and candidate We are unableto discover when
. ard where these wounds that are uncOsd were CIV
en- The tempe That assals smart swissn indicates
the presence Of Othtl w0andar We donbt whether t'
r Merepry ~ its pamiest days, (and few papers have
been csnducted with greater ability y has been ab'
10 produce overmatch for this"smartb IN the
field Of political discussion, on any subject.
z Tho fondon ohdeS7- which has done &c
3 npct 70 inform British opinion concerning tlit
y South, It's cause, rs institutions and ito men
. ewes itsuzislenee to the nuniiiccnce Mr.. u
110. Brewer sf Mobile, who suppli6dmoato Of th'
d capital It'p cdtiedlby Mr.. TIoize, and Is con
, Aidsped, and justly 80 to b one pmqpg tf'
most efficient agents OF Southern independents
z in Furope Eqi9nfisb sli hdtagm4 n,
atlf y mil 9llale1 y y la.ls aees N
Sl4sNN Ia,l CURIOUS RHYMEsi M
y What "a earth, sexton-A place 10 Dc graves
q What u earth, rich man A place 70 work slaves
(, What is sarh grey beard IA place 70 grow od-
70 What is carts, misef--A place 10 dig gold ~
d what u earth, schoohoy- A place Tor nyplay.-
iWbtt iseartf, maden-+ place 70 DO say--
lWhat Is earth, seanstfess-r Aplace where weep
lWhats earth, slngiard.-A good place 10 sleep-rg
% what iscarh, soldicr@.A p lace lsfh battle-r gg
y WHAT'S earth hp0rdsmaR-p placa lot faao lnhlte
1 whae o. Garth, widow-rA place Of troe aorfcW-r