The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21


tories. lnsifeaied BY The enamv aud wicked nleu
melted bv tiie'lete Of plumber. hare bar.ied to-
ee'hcr ami ha,t committed manT dcprcia.ion,
on persons ahe >ffopefty- ] haTc underwood -
pTevctt thcse inlurjes. b Sconrseine the lorna.
ton of feirnffei confparics FOR the protection Of
on peoft, in Tie ceEntlcs bordering those Ia
pofseSsfo7 p, the cDsufy- linf TIE want ~
All power 10 oHanis- tL7 first class .slitia IN fhc
first. second, aud TIM ctngresssonai districts
has been great osatacie % anv adequate protec-
tlqn 20 authofs given hy LAW 10 furnish
arms nnd anansptEfn to unprga.;eed bodies
There Is no authorltEfn she iaw Tor receiving vol
1niecf eoInPaiue sEsltE2 less number Of prvafcs
tia.! sixty four isaaye4 not been IDLE in urging
Oh the Cosfedcr- teausht rites the Importance VI
sen<ing ade4nate forces to North Alabama.
trust fsat the recent ulolcalcns Of Tic army OF
sssssnessee VIII cSsqtuate,iu frrc:ng North ALA
,a rom the essofi 70 witch Il has Seei' .
In fqielence totse milit,sy dcfease Of the stsitS
tresIeftflsiIy ask Sour attspsson q the mesEassI
md tifs hetssF g seFd you s the rceentexi<A SO
sioi ihc lendati9s5S5hsEfn c&s1ltainesssI
have San sss3se 10 chan y ~ fru Sysu xsi
give ti,sg Four elitcrafs (, Il srsttpn. A Coz
sefueT f4Tbat LITTLE p8rsr. rass given HIS ~ X
legisiatiTs ssk note ex7egsy Aatf csfsafve 8
be- foTsfhk public good. weiJ avoid. SaSszrch &
pqSsi<e the exercise u discrefi.lary pswSs. Dis
erctionsry poweF,ta best IS subject 10 las in the
hands a bad inln It becomes astyr>nt 49,
Io exempt frcyA second clbss militia 81 F.. "
Legislature acthsas me-, who haze given Il - the
l>confensrste gdeefnnent and hs=c thus b.a1Jrsex
cmpt from Qo lSler az military service. sse-
prive the State afsShee most efficient miies
Il ssohld be Reorganization IN f1Tof u Scasses
highly Injurious 20 sIr0sreots, through the dis
sat.tfaetion il wouldFaazsly produce. Tho man
tiio has left his wife ssf-hildren at home unpro-
terted sna uhf'F2s ided.tJng justly complain Of
IaForlusnis wlfa moro alrdens placed on him
tlan on his rnSfe Fortunate and prosperous neigh
boz In emesEsnoas al able 10 boar arms should
I DC rrarifei q perform militia duty. Militia are
not expected fp4e used except in emergencies and
the services 81 sie militia would not ordiassii =
teriere N 'sssiSs with tho making OF gathering 81
re crops sko9hate 2 sfreng wek orgtrized mill
sI sbsSg1ata be called 10 different parts Of
,ae, Is stszty u give power 10 project and de-
- .S~zs without snt5cetiu& tie ctizcsis -
IN essslry OF oneriAls iajrlcns. trast ycg viii
so a-send the saws as u give more efficiency 10 our
powers ol deicEsc.
Alabama has * sf0Tc lSseuSiy provided for the
families q soldiers and iI commend that such
pFoyisions Dc EHa6e for the fuiSc VIII satisfy our
brave defrnaefs that their service STE appreciated
az hone, aid t4sr osea orss WI bs projected ard
eheFscd- sail not make AZ. 0,cr-essinlaic when
assert that tie psr bakfua7s5 II this Ssats tea
Thousand widow. kkat.s-t(h hsS.and families have
been leis witissnf the f.fitccri-a II father. not
less than fye rlppsaul x Az baina'~ sons have
been rpaiincd 10 Legs or ays.s disabling them from
dc pettor4aanfe etehe n eef lie Geld rsi as
those AsuiFstis datife sbf4sabe4f OF the head of
family TIE Canie04Ssie d cft.lent at the end
If fhswar, Will End tSaf ,kithkst the means, il X
has the constitutional Bowers z proyidc FOR these
ehiidrensol the Republics lt1iil .iev0irc the
STATE 20 pay ltesde5ts9 ef1liSle We owe them
slslistsa. has lsre IL i.is5is aiI: consisting 81
oTcr SIX liens 4 res oSAlni5a And fluappr0pria-
tel faa59 These Lands siiis sefsis shc lreaI.s Of
paying - soma extent lie fiibs Shir4 grateful
state ffslI owe - her criQi S Z icfz4as to lie
laEiiibls 81 lhoAe fallen IN lseas6 81 the
camp homestead raa ti.as ta pros .d-d By Ala
4 batna for every one 81 her battle Scared heroes
and the widow snd the orphan can be male 10 re-
j1cc IL the possession ~ home ia c4 call tlciT
u own i eoufaeiltl that alli these public llnis
shall lie NiilaEn iE6u sale All tiset tiey shall
ee Feselged isr tie e9iepisimen Of tie.e noiss
ends
On the lftf day Of October the Governors OF
North Carolina, North Carolina, Seafii C-roiiua,
II tikorsiai Mississippi NrgiHie and AlGbainas on
assembled lpr CONSULTATION IA Augusta, Georgia.
They adopted several resolutions herewith re
specially present sou with copies thereof. j Wa
not preSeiIi daring the whole Time this CONVEX
Il tion. beug suddenly called home BY sickness N
nay family fssi arprnsfsii she resolutions. pass
cd with fe exception 81 lie enc ln relation 70 ihe
use Of negroes IA the army submit thcie -
Eou iOfs, car cons ttTatioil, and recommend j1i
y0n take I'll Unnecessary afs3res 10 carry out liz
sentiments 81 caelS except RIO one winch lave
namedl
The idea oEfising Negroes The Aiiny. e~tep'
fon tcaFnsiet-. cooks pioneer service, s'l Tor W.
onifOra5cat.ous anu = nurses IN hospitals. innk
utterly adrfeusible IN prInclc aud policy Il
Tcrmif the Confenerate Government Il acquire
property IN them, aud. ultimately. to emanqipafe
such Is Faithfully perform serxlte. wGlld te a.
unconstitutional II would he destructive 70 ths
!
cerned. the Legislature Is without power % aid j
the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of such purpose Our Staes
constitution declares chat ~no slave IN tbs State
shall be enancpatedby snv act done u tAze eleo
IN this State or any other country
As n general rule, IN sinie Of peace SHOULD dis
approve and refrain from considerations affecting
our Federal or Confederate policy But IN inids;
OF VAIN hen tie ar l.. Redundant with che c3asi
ofsarrns Sve cannot, il we would shut cur ewes e
the events TRANSFERRING around Us affecting the well
fare the mater a prosperity and The destiny cf ofl
own stat e Gar Vcepte slre tired Of war VIZ
haze nuver. FROM tt.s beginning rRt on the habit
tnents faTEr, excspt Z asoid greater cyl than
war ITSELF. e9f soid.sfs 60 citizens and though
jnruei 10 the harnsAip- u camp life. and @ccrst0m
el the turmoil and excitement Of baths they are
yet all longing for the 'Iiisstute anu cot1iorts -
peace. Var has ne charns Tor the solliar. II = =
high sense OF dufy-luty To ais wife and children
l-cusv b his home AMI country honor Ani lib
ersy which prompts him e take his ileln his hands
Il md array himself IN tic drtad panoPly u war
xo-sll desire 1o- sses.e LILY
discussion Of these different modes, neither shall
dispute the patriotism or soundness Of those WHO
may differ FROM the views here expressedl In e
spec. TO present tificult:zs, Toulfi have *
1 whole people Of one mind and ono heart for our
destiny, for veal for voc, 4 one, Dcnunciation
aud yltuperation never yet made convert 10
truth- Tho calm appeal TO reason, If il sises not
convince. viii never irritatc any honest mind
One mode by which this 30 much desired peace
| Is to be accomplished, that which now much
agitates the press aud the psopie. Is tie pro
ths scheme, faust not overlook lie fact that Il
- the scheme Of party convention :, and The po-
lIsicians who are seeking toT Powen al the United
Staie1 b. displaeing ti.e>e ah8 now pDsseSS it,
We sh0iif not forget tlilt- i comes freui those
who have been ouE enemies, with few exeep-
lions however much they low profess TO be OPP
posed 70 further prosecution OF tht war against
1 rs from those " ho. with unrcleufing fairy hark
for fouc years. sought TO DESTROY rs a a people
/ We should f.ereipre scan, With moro han oflina-
| r care and clrcumsPecti0n, the length and
I e p rs
may have been Intended a delusion and = snare
10 US Il may have been intended 70 divide The
people of the-Souih into parties, and thus destroy
| the Strer kfn whicb units gives II max have been
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