Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17
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Fua re New EC-t EE7ras
4 Thaak Godl-he c0nspirators and disun-
! unists are not to have Il all their own way,
J rhu e~ulogists az traitors and their treason, are
Don't 70 be made TO feel that there must Be
.iome limit, some stopping place, 20 ucir claim.
hat the masses Of the North are not wlththen
d az alrreprsssfble conflict with our southern
2 .ountrvment And 10 such Of our friends in
nat section as seen to have been forced 70
axe a ~desponting visw Of things, BY the bla-
ant fuluinzaons Of hostility 70 them, in
1arthsrn pulpits and northern presses, over
E ne lust retrbufion which has oTertaken the
Har1er's Ferv colspirators-to al such, We
say, wait. and in tha course OF q few days,
Ts are greatly mistaken il yol wiz not hear
such = northern Foice-so long, and loud, and
deep-for pcsur and good Eiu-f0r jEsfia7fw
iomcrfic fnGaquIitg-fo- tie iasl0lGbiiifg O.
ts Constfati5n. % al is p1rts-as win 81
ience-n not only the reasonable msleiictious or
he old Brown wurshirpers and heir allies
he men q the irre1r1Frfble o0lfiu-bgt lem
cns1rste 70 the country and mankind AZ
lar-e. thar he Empire City, AZ least, follows
10 banner that does not Keep step to the
music Of the Union-S
no sooner vas The suggestion put forth in
TIE Er1rrss. that some such demonstration
was needed. than a heartfelt and spontaneous
responss seemed 90 como uD from ON people,
ani-ren in the midst Of an almost unPsr-
aieiea excitement. growing out of Cur num-
cfnal elechcn-hers Is a feeling OF iupaIence
that the meeting cannottake place az cnce-0n
the suur Of the moment Men whom weneTeE
saw. and who probably never saw Us before
have come into orr Office 70 thank us for in
ritinE tie movement, and 20 beg OF rs 70 make
use Of theut 20 help II On 10 a glorious success.
This shows the feeling that is abroad. and not
enlv here in New York, out, as We are rejoices
10 see, in Boston and Philsdelphis, as well
Thus the country has At last taken the alarm,
and IS beginning to realize something Of the
fun Length. and depth, and breadth Of the
awful chssm 10 which the fTeVressibls c0Hfia
is Cor wss) hesdlonE hurryingit It.
We know very vel that this patriotic move
nent win be met bT the sectionslists with a
rere-Hoa n tie old sheer AZ the Union
szver-D We shah betold that II Is but arep-
cffon of ee Castle Garden (' Cotton y
Increment. and that tbe whole thing is a nsr-
I cer-rF snecu'atioa, for southern trade, etc. Be
+ ro. We urst expect these 0iTrspTessihle
co1eicl mn 20 believe that anything higher
tran sc1iid cslsiierations Of dollars and cents
can animate he hearts OF str The bosoms Of
TIE citizens = Mex York. OF the citizens Of
Boston, or De citizens Of Philadelphia. Des-
ftrts oF patriotism themselves, Il viii not do
% lock % them Tor a recognition Of patriotic
nDs'zzs II others Therefore, never mind
1T Nero EDDIE awavi Be If on part to keep
Rome from b-ruioET
We could CD orr columns, day after day,
with &c most irrefFsgsbie evidences that, IN
iH- TIE uremittihe p-ovocations and insults
Ct he sn7rheru -ismaEoguss and fanatics, who
are prasching and writing NJ an " irrepressi-
BE coufic with them, that the Southern pe0-
pc, even The most conservative Of them, are
gradually feeling their way towards a sepsra-
ton Of She Uuioa, regardless Of the threat TO
whip hem back into It..