The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-01

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From such vuu cannot expect 10 sind the exhfbi-
ton al moral sease. which ast hAe8 In isssn.
Their is another class ahead Of them in sense hut
far more mschievous and cri,aiaal in action. sac
mean the man who goes about like q rayeasAli
sable ia color. Iagubrious in payssngaouay, Sad
CULTURAL 'n the tones OF his vnfe--aS fellow who
sonsr VI 70 The 1eissiissa ipsS an,
Eneishnian-"nerer 50 happy when he is
mIsxrab-" and whose chief delight. besides il 10
ssake sssnebedy else Itsiserabie--s asear eyed
night hideous with fantastic fears and hneess-s
m siseri, noi>ouh,. con ardly and consempsbc
cRoAsER, who never hears any good news, ahd u
swirl pick up and preach the bad We sis thisa&
tfat In tnes like iihsse, when the pubtosafety de-
uiands the highest polish and seIaper ct the pub
iie courage and oahdeHce, thcre should he
dackiaa pond ~ apart for sbes+ lona-fscea and
dismal s.a.si- al poi,rooasrs and aemaFa za4ise.
We MAKE II point never 70 taik to such penPss'
allow them To- talk l." nS aud perhaps ihaflsas
;.ir hssi n'ay 10 treat 'hcD,. 80. ~
fssE wii.s Is there discclragin1 In tfre preaetsg
asieci: is it that hsrs evacuated .iav ansah.
thsriesion and Wilmington Heay tieotge Wash-
iueioi nE this subject 80 = : : 20
Z In IT'S, when the British forces oeccapicd Ill
wrote: II convinced that the. army. toag TIRE
this. perfectly satisfied that the posses.is IF
OF cur towns. while we have army ir the 3esfly
viii avail them little. 1t nsolves s,s &c. iessstgee
Int does no: by any sasHre confues 10 them
They well know that Il Is ssr arms. NOT defs.ase-
ies towns. which they haze &c sahiuc hcsaTs they
can arrive ne the heaven Of their HishSs ilaa fiat
ill this 5 accomplished, tht superstru.t.ra tkey
have he-n -ncsSorins to Yslse, 'iske fhe hassles,
fabric al VISION fails to nothing
And what ''our arms in this stage OF tbs con
ssst2 ycver since ti,c FIRST gan called the rhiy-
airy and y"unS blood of the South to arms IN
lS6i, haf Their been such rush Of ssl,liefs 10
the ARMIES ~ is going IA this minute. Net sa
seas',ne'l youth. than half of wkon wase
sure I" taH victims e. exposure and camp die
cage. hut hardened, hronzed and staiwayt vetar-
a.ss, returning by thousands tn tLe:r ,alors un',cr
tie inspiration III the loriouSly revived spirit
oi te'io. We beiieyn that he arEaies ut tue Con-
f.crarg arc now being recruited by units and
hundreds voluntarily returning 10 duty. twice
fast az The Yankees recruit theirs under all the
sfhtrH IF promise. high bonnttes and frauds.
If.hi. Is of te in.iEtity, il may truly he said
1T the quality ni recruits IL ioas folS hetter
W. :;ctrin. the manhood Of the country. an.
ih.y collecting. The ri fheirs. In Thirty
lax, ti.n. Lee VIII have under his command, IN
FisS.nii and North Carolina, a larger array by
twxStv Eve Thousand than ever before mnrrhaled
Hnaer his sagIe-cys and upcon,t aeYasie =ba nfer.
To our seening, crsryth hing looks bopefal- ft.c
nntb, AMI inviucibc pirit of tho ARMY 1.-The rsash
- fill NJ It's rank, aud the cheering vsiccs of mr.
prisoner jusi returning l,y thousands from aa,-
iyi:y TLsR ars all With zsaiess