Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-08

the loss there ives entirely the sH-et OF a "frss
6ghp' for Congress between two Democrats.
let he voters in an such d%iH.rie.' IN Tennessee
take warning.
Arkansas NEWS.
Arkansas ESrERFRIsEs.-The steamer
TYfasiu is now employed in the coal trade. L
is expected she wf1 make weekly trips from
this point 10 short Mountain Creek, where a
fine deposit Of ~hituminoas coal is found. We
understand hat the strata a. coal Is about two
end a half feet thick, Increasing In thickness
rs Developed. One adv ntaCe connected with
10 deposit, is that it lies in almost horizon
tal pa-iGoa, IS easily worked with less than
four feet excavation; Of the width Of the strata
very little is known al present-half a mile or
moro.
We are now sing this coal, and believe It
answers equally veil, IL not be ter than wood;
8 much cheaper and being more oompart is Of
less trouble. Many cf our citizens, manufao-
t%urers, and Others are supplying themselves
with Il, and We are sat SIZED it will come into
general use BY neNt winter. We shall refer to
this subject again after the cosl Is fully tested.
Ltls Rook Trus Democrat.
We clip from he True Democrai the follow
Ing
STATE LANDS a PRIVATE ESTET.-We are
requested By Julm B. F. Owen, State Land
Agent In this city to saythat the ofhes viii be
open from and after 10 o'clock on Monday
next, June 9th, fot the purpose Of selling State
lands at private ale.
Az ~INFRov1Ss CITT-ms Fort Smith
Harald says that Fly lie improving constantly
and rapidly. Lumber there commands a high
price.
CHoCTAw friend from the Ch0c-
t1w country informs rs that the call recently
made By PROMINENT men there, Of the Pr1gres-
sva party, for 2 Convention to meet St Black
burn's, on the I3h Of next month, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Governor
and other uatiolsl of5ceTs, to lie elected in
August next, Is feceived with universal favor.
We are advised 20 suggest to our ChOctaw
friends. fhatthoR persons who are notdelsgates
N the C0nveHtioi, who'can attend, should do so,
because Il IS UNDERSTOOD that the report Of the
Committee On indian Afairs in The United
states Senate, w-hthe resolutions of that BODY,
giving the Chocnws the nett proceed Of the
sales Of their lands in Mississippi, will be
trausl8ted and explained before the ConTeh-
ton. This is 2 MATER Of great Interest 70
evsTy citizen ogthe Nstion.-F0rf Smith Hercld
Kay 2sh-
To ~ HANGEn-Chas. Cosgroys, convicted
osths murder Of G. R. Lester, a Georgian, has
been sentenced to be hung a. Little Rock, on
TIE 1lh Of The present month.
MSIsTERs NEEDED.-We copy the follow
Ing commur ieation from the Madison Journal
o. the 4h instant
Mr.. EDT-oz: while YOU call the attention
Z the hush7ndman 20 the fertility Of our soil,
The sxtenton Of the NJ. & l. R. R., and the
haildinz up of permanent schools Throughout
our county, all o. which I cordially indorse. I
I'll Hn--a-h H. 49, -l1fwa- ~aNf 81 81
tention Of the brethren 10 the ministry about
Memphis and elsewhere 70 this particular kind
OF labor.
Now. brethren, notwithstanding us have
excellent society, permanent churches IN many
places, large congregations. and a general in
teres. manifesto, y-f, much remains TO be
I d1-a-nuch can be done. Now e. the time,
and TOW is the day Of salvation. Having but
little minis erial aid, we would, therefore. in
view If accomplishing much good, extend to
Won 2 general Invitation to come over and help
rs VIII Won Gomez Yours in The Gospel,
F. W. THACKER.
MADISON, Ark, June, 2, 1859.
". 1. r.. R R.-We are informed BY Mr..
Perry. a contractor on this road. that they will
bring The mails through, on hand cars, IN =
week, 70 this point. The track is nearly clear
Of water, and 2 large force VIII be al work az
both ends in a few days.-Madisoa Journal.
HORACE GREELEY IN KANSAS.
HIS Speech 70 fhf .Abolifioubfs IN Coracl a
Osalcafamie-Grce ri Eulogizes EfkeridEs ana
Cullom.
Greeley has gone down mo kansas to opeI
her bleeding wounds sfrssh. He made
speech on the 1Sh ult., to the freedom shrek,
ers in convention at Osawatsuie, which WI
5nd reported in fan in the New York Tnbans
Of May 81. He makes favorable mention o.
bis faithful servants, John Bel, end Emerson
z heridge, and William Gallon, and does no
fail 10 commend bis said servants to the Black
Republican brethren Of Kansas, on account o.
their votes 20 exelids slavery from that Tern
Tory.
The following IS he commencement Of th'
speech. as we finds in The Tri5vnc;
SPEECH OF HORACE GREELEY,
To a Mass Meciiae Of Cifizsas Of Kansas, az
fending the RepztfioaH Convention al osa.
uGfdmic, Nay IS, 1853.
FELIow-CTTIzExs: in the march Of events
there are times which indicate the necessity
Of a recurrence 70 first principles. This as
semblage marks the gathering Of the first dis
tnctiveiv Republican convention Of the free
men Of Kansas. II seems 10 me Ct and dssir
7 AAa| NN4A NALN ANaA So " a AaN1NH -
the origin, history, principles and objects o
the Republican party Of the Union and suci
I shall eudeavoT, 50 far as my weak voice and
tbs high wind viii allow, 70 set plainly befor'
you.
The struggle which followed the introduction
and attended the progress Of the ksnsas-Ne'
hraska BIN through Congress in 1881 CAV,
he first unequiyrcal evidence Of the decline
ard decav Of the rival political parties which
i had for fnn urn-rlfum Huuaufw years divide
the country That decay already existed il
fact, but was Dot so palpahle a. TO compe
general recognition But when the Missouri
Compact was ruihiessly broken, 10 the amaze
men and CONSERVATION Of Thoughtful, con
sc %eutious conservative citizens Of whatever
parfy or section, and the Whig party failed Il
raise a united and emphatic protest against !
as became a party holding the position ans
putting forth the conservative, f~aiih-keepinG
professions q hat party, its fate was sealed
The fact that one Of The great landmarks o.
our history had been oblitersted, and a cen
pact which had long been regarded az only
less sacred than the constitution, had beer
wan'onlT torn up and scattered 70 he winds
with scarcely a word Of remonstrance, q show
/ Of resistance from southern WhiC Statesmen
20 rerpred and confded in rs Clayton, Hns
John Bell, and Crttenden, and Badger, whil'
tbe protests Of our Northern Everett, anl
Wirth-op, ard Granger and Barnard, anJ
Washington Hunt, were either utterly with.
heIF. or 50 thirdly, hssrtlessly, formallJ
entered as to be scarcely heard and total
iv. unhreied. was the knell Of the Whil
perry. And when the new southern Whigi
who dared resist the elamors Of sectional gree
a-d last stand galantlv b the faith ihsil
fathers had plighted-sll honor to The namel
If Theodore c. Hrrt, Of Louisiana, Emersor
( heridge and William Culiom Of Tennessee
and their noble compatriotsi-were deserted
b, their constituents snt driven from the ma,
fous1 councils along with Democratic BentoT
n Nirso-ri, because they hsd been Tins faith
FL and fearless, Il was palm 70 al but III
wllfuIv blind that the Wing party was dead
ia passing need q the rites cf q decent burial
/. had no more a mission above ground. While
is devo ion 10 the rights q property rsmsinsc
unshaken. 50 hal failed On devotion 10 The mort
precious and insliensbie Rights Of Man. Whil'
Z hid remained true 70 the Interests Of labor
% h-d forgotten 10 bs faithful to the essential
Rights Of labor. And hat error was fatal.
cnr-LrY IL FkvoR OF a UNION OF THE Or
POSITION. AsD READY TO sUFPosT BILL
FoH FnEsIDESr.
Nj. Greeley IN the sane speech continues
Put what o. the union Of the Opposit.onf
90 sskcd shall we refuse % unite on equal
terms wi d other opponents OF the National
Democracy 20 drive fhst foul party from pow.
err Mostcer'ainlV we viii unite a. proposed
] an most wiiliug and even andous 70 DO 20
but II there is to be such a union, IL must b.
IN a~liiancs, not a iumble-Bot a melting Of ex
D islrE parties 70 form an entirely new and dis
. trct party. II there Is 10 be a union, the Re
pnhlic'ns viii 90 into Il as Repubheans-no
asking pardon FOR what We have been an
nroms ng for the fuinre to be something else
e We JON battle with the common adversary m
S der our osn proud banner, under which W
2 haFe already marched 70 victory in nearll
b every free safe OF the CoHfederacF. No new
watchword1, 10 strange devices, win serve on
e tam- Our cardinal principles Of slavery re
stricions We cannot, must not surrender: "
ask our allies TO surrender none Of theirs, N
inc0naict with his. II Ee concede candidate
re Do not iherrbv abandon our principles, hu
r 10 our hes 70 advance them. For Instance, !
. as one Rrruhlican, speaking for mysrlf an
disclaim.ng any authority 70 speak Tor others
should be entirety willing to see the Oppositio
3 ssndidate for President chosen froD ths rank