New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07


seurseru Sentiments on the An'ne.fy Tr"c'
icr,ation-A nti.Slnvcry Discussion !"
TemHe~sce-Enst Tennessee ns scpnr-
are sin.c-Lcng.trcet-W Why burnside
did no, Re-enforec Rosecrnns-Rcbc'
Ra.ds-Foriresa Cruui.
GA. Our Special Correspondent.
CHATTANOOGA Nov. %. lsc3.
One OF TIE principal questions OF the day If,
,w vii President Linco!ns Amnesty Proclamation
-,car,lcd hy he people OF the SOuthi Whatever
ods 10 throw h; Oh this question is necessarily Of
,pacial interest There men ia Chattanooga WHO.
II they axe moi themselves Rebel heart seem to under
stand how Rebels think aud feel most questions.
They moreover. stem 10 .Iow pretty well vlat is
toirr on outside OF lines. and some Of them can,
sleu they choose, tel you some filings obta!nah'e by
30 ordinary mode OF conn unicatiug They RANK them
,s,,s ccLcrally loyal and suppose they are,
.fcra Cushion. Ibis class IL they what they say.
spd an inclined To believe they DO heartily salts
PEI With tAc terms Of the Proclamation aud say thai,
AZ through TIE South. lust they can do II.
sr..t mass of IT, pcopleospeoally tho property
i,1ers-w make rsajf'st them Willingness 70 accept
thein.
ms property con sideralontho property that IS 90
gto be saved about which ell question is to be put -
rest rs ~ confacationis important feature IN the
case. The truth is very few IN the South do not kboH
ed M mat BY TsEI erca5i ~is he %gHs %
In Rel cion have wa1cd. the query in the minds OF
tho property holders has been about tier property
h. they individually going 10 be affected When
t,e Grand sriash came Mr. Lincoln tells them II they
,.row nm their hands IL ssnl be even quits; and az
~ s,1 n il the BELIEF II those who TO be beet
informed her about thai The rlass e whom the frocia
nation is really addressed VII gladly cone INT" tie al
rsn-y,rou Just tic ao.0elt they find themselves IL
)g ccsrse the Ircection they require must be given
b, our sgines and this vii. nencefcrh be an Important
sge ~ the ad,aDce into the conicdeiacy Ire oiye
W 1ch will ROT be less consricGods t.an the Woia ia
.s~huuIe noycnen,s will ssariiy Ne long tine
Nsols o; III Proclamation Vii be tAoIonSh
gAnown 20 the people OF nc S"h Iy slaY :" mp
tss prepared way for the Proclamation in the minds
O. "A who have rot resolved 10 sink or swi viii the
lssfers for whom there GER b. 10 terms.
haze socn severel refugecs lately frcr Georgia,
some OF them quite intelligent. who tstc this Wow II
ease. They say that the southern people were not
prepared such manifest justice such is'rness such
.iberaluy az course, say they lie extensive slave
hod,r- win kick against the Antslevery clause hui
then they viii save Ill ir heads and their Other prop
er:y; and ia this light tie Proclamation opens 10 thom
the ony wy OF escape.
Prisoners who, from their pest connection with peo
pie OF Goorfa ard from their present means o! cE
ing able 20 give an intelligent opinion DO not doubt
shis is substantially the case far regards that
StBte, particularly the northern paIt.
La tennessee tiere Is eydence that the Proclamation
VIII hc well received by sympathzeTe with TIE heD.i'
hoI and even with what are left OF thoee who gave
their sctiyc aid. The tasiriue P,eo the journal most
favored by these classes, and which has be- AS TeDei
Hous il dared wasily approves OF the Proclamation
snd warns the ep,e Of Tennessee against committing
The folly Of 10 cct ng terms. think the Proclana
ton knocks the legs noL under what there Ts lei. OF
local rebellion IN this State Here there u aweiaehnod
trtSlayerr sentiment, independent Oi tie fIOcaud-
lion. There a. Lot Only perfectly Tree discussion OF the
ueston hut It is discussed Oh Us merits. nc question
Humanity and interest Tennessee to-day u In tls
git ahead % Kentucky. and would tIust her loyalty
ndsr almost any test
Eastern Tennessee viii early move Cor a separate |
stste organization, and she will get H. Sic has little ia
with Tie rest Of the Sat- aud La'ure la. dc
tned her hOuIdirie. aid distinctive ca.actettcs too
Plainly 10 be- u.stakan. She could be maze 10
le Slave State than she could be made sanction re
1;eheilon ier natural alliance il witiAhe northern
ortions Of Georgia and Alabama. aud Ultimately THO
connection Viii re contaminated Northern and Fast
m capital AID enterprise VIII fnd their way hitter
s,m0st matter 81 c0uIso. In mineral ricies Lis
new safe would abound 20 ia unparalleled ext.It |
Phic ia agricultural RESOURCES II would take III. rank
LcHssiIett OUes not seem 10 have gone fast
~ out Of tennessee as was brs supposed and il MA.
ie that part OF the late campaign there will have
t,bc gone oyer again Some recent movements oi
sooiA were Wobabg predicded on false impression on
,ns point, Tie Rebel General present suLrist!ng
hls force on supplies collected by Burnside fvf our own
cong a. lie remains whore he it, hs fioe will be rst 80
olnoh srengt! saved from the army 10 which 1t BELONG
s1d yet Itself incapable q striking blow. 1t r true
Tat Lee reinforce Longstreet buy il Is hardly
probable tLat ne viii attempt game so hazardous
Our present force in Eastern Tcnnessee ia believed to
yt abuHdaii.y sufficient 10 hold Longstreef In ciec1
nana. " ~
Sthu tLt ClhiOiatc report OF tfrErfal
na"eca fn.st have been struck with tie apparent
suVItt. vi i-e case made out against Gen Burnside |
not "o' Gown from Knoxville 70 the srpport OF
soSoe,Hns !uai previous 70 The battle OF Chckamues |
eeo.u,i,. .g ~ Gen. Aalecks showing Gea Burnside
'aa guit Oh very grave oaensc. which Should not be
burnside viii probably have sometbny g., s.v a. 80
owl behalf 1t will be recolleced tIst yh. =, .n'
is' WIZ I,s me extended sixty miles comorpccd
grand Hank movement" sfter Rrsgy nvn.,a,J
lsitauooga Haeck teleeraphed Burnsia. 90 ,aova
'wn from Eastern Tennessee 70 the s,,nnr-. ~ oV'o
Q ars which he did not do Fr''' VI lose
According " this showing IA heavy re.,.,,.uu,..
rsen on bu nshe. We may safely assume tina, hs {,
70 decline 70 render when needed and w6c, 4.
Is In his power to Afford It, do not know What iii,
fsnstlute the whole defense against this charge brouy
~ haleck. but understand tat Gen. Burnside Viii
% able 70 produce dispatch from Gen Crittenden in
Ercd II not directly dictated and authorized by Gen
Hoscrane dated the 9th Of September ten dsys before
she battle telling him that Bragg having abandoned
chattanooga was retfeSiilg Into Georgia as fast a. he
oid that Rosecrans wso pursuing. and that his right
rrs ALREADY IN Rome
The dispatch furthermore conveyed 10 Gen Bu,ns,d.
sas iueA tLat he was not needed; hence although he
astheh on way ~ Join ROsecrsns 10 turned about
49, 49, onnenced the dash toward Lyncbbnre Va Now
80 was lie dispatch that worked the mischief Rose.
night lever wss within 10 miles Of Rome ard was
toep much further or Rosecrans NAV have tbouvbt /
tgnt was then there's but the mistake WAS only one
a se,les which he committed about that time pre- |
~, us otpaish vii play an important part no. ONLY
e aeiebse OF Gen Burnside, but In tho history o,
t"hlous uga can IaigD.
no hebci cavalry make frequent da.lek ON opr M.
- we neiglborhood OF Cleveland and In one az two in
Ts"os c nave come within short distance OF Chcka
< otalion on the line Of Bragg late retreat and
eAcSa, issuance captured s,.me half dozen cavalry
kshr. ans aadaey will VI course produce the nee.
N"'"VfeAspn the part u Gen. Thomas 10 clear