The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-20

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prvsssess the imrnadints. hnppx end slorinas
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Svl.oviss taN sub1me sAxaspfe OF FIN ~he
-d,ys - Rys tie wot;d lie hs3 3 prayed thss thss,
bsti..sri.,r 3 iORsstiS diescntion might be put
away Il en- our lips. Tho diseosd o. our e5un-
> .uy wSs cascvlated 10 glsdden the wc-st OF dee
kdlifrr bue nc corEtrr wou{f survive the
shock Il vas called upoa 70 endure No nation
car pe.i~ii that has spark ef popular virses
ie4kFs The people aRe the f,sSse3hs9 OF the uDkl
sio1d tife. ard rafionai gr,sdoSeeRSnd ryc&Rr-
ity. Ht rz-.ioa cor be ssved except bS tl.e
s,criice cf individuals. In the language ,i
NE eesfT .s-sss we nsasst renounee ,siker moth
ef, 5Sstshsr, al for onr .onrtry's sake,; ""
must pm.e sacrifices, give up evsythi,g 10 be
! eEvsd. Fof hsmasi, he haG aQlEendersa sil -
fhsks waa uef . child Of his capable Of bear
; ing afm who ksd not bessr freely given 70 the
eefvice Of the coGnTy. IL he would not pre-
serve cnr hationai ~ I,s vac ,ase 10 be buried
In liz suIDe Ia he had to iall, ke wanted to ia;.
nyhs e"ts Of the capita, OF hss ronnssy, and
be GsDfPii i.ntsf e.. .cc' af .he assass as t.i
. itsf-ecacns and greatness. Fla had chosen Tor
Ms q. icareg AaH-sw Jehnscn. 81 T.-,resset 1
lie ~as All this Union with slayary If it raust
be, aud without slavery Il he could nave it go
{Treuse,ioua cheering There Ia now q new
issue. Away with the dead paet
TIE iu;,re viii develore xito shall govern
this grea- cO..ltfy. Neither wisdom TOR viz
tue cam into rx;s,seLc &c wsth ttis people
They viii no; die VITA the resu.t uf thus con
test. Preeithencies secretarysaips. foreign o.
CATIONS, presented L" tc,apta iDns To him. uo,
vas reaay 70 pat them all away frsm hirn. II
hIs counGy would be saved he shouli nevrr
accept otfcisl position at tic hands oil his
u Onnrrs Den. lie Sae hcen cevsx Gisti Tor the
pfcuiciun ilat the rebellion would b., ended
III n.nety 4 "a. Il would lave ba..., ..n,;r,i
that Iinic Il " MD .,aNe been eu,.ed ia iacL
before 1t ~ begun, u The counseis OF the true
patrio had been needed u has been pro-
tractcd by the hope held out of fore;u i,iier.
fcreIce. 1t had thus drsggs5 s slow length
aioii,,, ~iui blood AID carnage IN lts traGia !
through two long years: bnt in the beginning
vi ti.e third year WE had jus, attained the bo
5iubin oi the end.
Ne have seen the stars one b5 one falling
away irvaI our national hrnatacnt, bur Row We
are 10 witness the joyful sight of B,ar after
star, after wandering in darkness, returning
10 the galaxy TO which it Belonged. Missouri
had been Tor, while obscured, bu. il now
shines with redoubled brightness MARYLAND
hes. wAvered It is now hrpty set ia the na-
tiohai corehet. Kentucky had been almost
torn from the cir hse ;s.
neso Was now assured. II will not be Ions,
before Tennessee will bo numhared aaa;n
among the loyal States. nor till Arkansas shall
tc again represented in the halls of our Con>
gress. LOUISIANA had aaresdy asked for re-
cCCnItiOn upon the Old basis, and The Old
North >,-.c would soon follow suit. In a lit
tie while We shall witness The cxtraordin in ar y
spectacle OF old VirgIuis asking forgiveness
OF her sila, and even South Carolina, the source
of all this mischief, would be eandwi,ched be
= tween Georgia and North Carolina end ,nri
bei OF her Infquity. We already See q pretend ).
ed confederation divided Into four parts bv
Ia1ssGife hines drawn along the Missssippi
river aud tie Southern iir,e of rennessee-
When to war copid No louger be pu, aside
he bad but one request 90 make. He i,,,.ked
God Almighty to inspiTe the people :. -, yir.
tue enough 10 vote fer tho Union, and our
armies with courage eeough 10 fight ior it
But after all tl,ie conflict. this greatest proud
est. most prosperous OF nations, must thrive
IL foreign nations would keep sheir hands of
7Se should tettle these q 1uetdions for ourselyes
and when the next Provost Marshal shouid
call upon the people OF thia diitrict, he hoped
every man fit tor duty would only ask where
he should be placed !; they needed any one
10 follow, old az he Was he should be with
those who were ready t. lay dowu their lives
Tor the preservation Of the life Of the country.
AN EDIToa CAyGm.--It seems that "Se De
Nay" tormerly Of the old Louisville Coarier,
and more recently Of Hhc Shelby vile Rebel
Banner. has iailen into the hands of the van.
k"-s. The Louisville Journal has tho follow
ing no.ice OF his capture
Acd 30 Ctsrl Kirk has been cauQh. near
Midway aIri Aken to Letipgtoa to be tired az
spy. We guess Charlie might ~ well be
le; loose. We don't believe he hAs ever Hsep
10 fhe rebel service except sa writer 10 sv.
der. aid he would have writ.sn Inst n sss,o
for the Fe'ieraIs ii they had bespoksn him
We are sure ihas nobody could ever spy any,
thing os the spy in him He wouldnt have
been andacious enough to Iak hinseif ss a
spy where there was nothing 10 spy.
We presume Charlie came to kemfvcky IA 1
cause be was sick of Dixio, snd wanted q little
dcceRt whiskey. Pray reiessa him. MesvA
Authotit'es. give him a thses~6uger dsisk !,
slap = bottle into his packet at our sx1,snss. {
and teH rim TO behave himself iS tie futssre.
it,T5nld. be a shame IN hang Charlie Kirk
But Chaiic, IF they DO moose you, beAr your
self In manner worthy Of the ctiitorisa psu-i