The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30


49, OHe of the ssisst hopeful and encouraging
siEus tosfheh sfan tursi our trcs IL the eondi-
ton Of a1Aireat Ehs North. IL wfl view from a a.
naneai stand Pofnt the nsentestible fact is sppa-
rest that that nation Is The vergs of ruin
: Ita isEmenss resources exhausted; its money
market no longer responds 20 the tnanpulations of
the scu,a &escretsry Of the Treasury, and every
ccndiien ~ ecisty bears evidence OF loss of con-
fteaee. an irEvmedinhle depreciation OF currency,
and FeckieHs disregard of present future obi
,zafions. The rich squnndcriny their immense
wealth In luxurieus living aud the poor are in dis
tsess. The wa, is psEs.zr only among those who
tinuance and unpopular TO hundreds of thousands
from scero Of caHscs whR1h have been too fire.
qnently enumerated to require repetition here
In q military aspect, the efforts ofsthe Noah hayo
likewise proved a decided fixture Victory on vic
tory has beaa written against their arms, and u
long Catalogue Of rsvcrscs, with their attendant
tram of wounds and death, has taught the major
ity of the Ncrhern peoIle the fuliiy Of maintain
ing struggle for what is nos beginning 20 be
recognized among them ms purely Abolition prin-
ciplc destitute OF solitary elcmont of right or jus
tice. At frat, tbs war wngcd patriotic
grounds 20 defend tile old flag, aud punish the
puny South; then il ,uraged on the plea OF
conquest and revenge; subsequently, II became nee
cssary as q naeasure of cif-defcnce-to win back
the South, that her iuimensG wealth might be APP
propriatcd te the pay Of the Federal debt and
finally IL has dwarfed down to the pitable dimea
sions of contcst TO the fatnrc STATUE IF tho
gro.
but the prestige Of victory has forever gone, and
abandoncd by God, the North Is driving hendiong
to destruction at paee that is destined, unle IS
speedily checked, TO eRd Ia utter national ruin.
Their hsusies have everywhere failed. Banks is
emphasiealiy wiped ost; Sherman is as fur as he
can advenca md until the present time has declin
ed general engagement. which our own hearts tell
af,or weeks If diggias and dssssss no
and suffering In front OF Richmond; has come to
tho conclusion that he will nonfght il out thAt
line" affer oil. and has changed his base" to TIE
vicinity of Petersburg, only, We hope to encoun-
Ger still greater disaster and disgrace than before.
These facts to the Northern Inir1 discour a e
ing, and hence il is that when turn observe
the political condition OF afsnirs, find influences
at work which promise to prove potent in our
behalf unconquerable bnyoncts. The
murmurs of dissatisfaction and complaint are hearl
throughout the length and breadth of the land and
increases In bitterness ttse goes on. AL
ready the malcoBteuts have gathered under the
banner whose white folds is inscribed the motto
Pence" and constitute great and growing po-
htical party, embracing much of the best brain and
Drawn OF the North, and il IL destined to play no
insignificant part in the Presidential campaign.
To this party look for success. In the high
standard which its national platform will assume
may be all tile elements Of peace and separate indie
pendcnce and In the immense moral weight Which
that political party will bring to bear we recog-
nizc the downfall of the Black Republican power
which has so long held sway, A few mon his more
and this question will be decided The under cur
rent Of public sentiment the North is already in
fernent, and when, by the blessing OF God it breaks
forth, 1t will be found that We have not contencd
IN vain We shall then enter upon that glorious
career which from the beginning the present mo-
mcnt has been pointed out by the finger of provi-
dence.--Cofambi0 South CaJOfinidn.