Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

EN.NI AMI EOAA
Frrsr EAoE-Lster from Nsshviess Let
Tar frsm HEe Arkansas swamp Land SsSrs'srE
Railroad Extension Again; The PePs's Lft-
ter 70 the French Emperor In the Lodge
r,-s~H PteE-A Man Woes bis oVn
narrhter and nearly Maries Her; How Wo-
n,n Treat each other A House q Horrors
rye FEELrSG at Warrington
whatever nav BE- the policy pursued by
chose rsbid-papsrs that are determined 70 os-
--.-s senator poUeIAs from The Dem
oerstie party, II ihsy eaa, we see h" .
different STATE Of feeling and sentiment pre-
yafls at washington. TIE Washington cor
respondent Of the Nashville U-ion' Wr-ia-
under date oI Januarr 22l, Saws;
u- n-rslss has riven notice NJ hs snlea-
+ie- "a sDesk or Monday next o. bis resoinli0e
-~,-osinp RI law o. protect TIE states asa
-, from other states. Since TIE renconl'e
L-+-,., Mn and Davis and Cav, there hfs
bes7 a deal silence on the subject Of teIt
rial sovereignty. TIT good temFeI
that conflict wound up seems 20 nave
ken az q signal for letting hy-soneS o "
cones.
This is the policy always sdFoea'eo
A-rrrar-and for which it hss received so nuen
abuse in certain quarters It is because We
have seen. ana underworld 20 point ont, the M
avoidsbIe result Of reading out Of the party a
nan vbo f. the ~ussoubted favorite Of The
Demoersc~ OF The entire Northwest. and thus
sacrificing all propsset Of de eating he bask-
R~spubFcsr party. a.at We have been the taT-
get Of censure-
We have, however, survived TIE eehsu'
ana now have the proud satisfaction OF vii
Messing a state Of feeling az Washington city,
which is precisely that which We have en-
assrorsd to cherish among the Democracy
thus conserving the harmony and unity Of ne
party.
In another respect, We have been Sustained
in our course by the Representatives o. m
entire soufhsrn and nearly al the northern
Dsnoerser in Congress, and we viii be ex
ensed fol rsfe7ring TO Ct, though it may ssFo
ofsrofism It viii be remembered that We re-
nests5lv urged a union Of the Democracy an
The southern Opposition upon fair and honofa
be terms, In order to defeat the B~iaek-RePao
Uean candidate for Speaker. We were thel
vsrv much rratihsa to see such a p7trioti
urion brought about upon Mr. SrTTH, OF Nortl
Carolina. who came within ons vote OF al
election at two ballots.
Our policy thus eoiueidsi with that adoPte.
BY the legislature Of Virginia, the Senate o
Tennessee. and the Democratic members q
the United States House Of Representative
with the exception Of three, Messrs- HoINAN
ArrEv and DAVIS. c. these three Democrats
who refused TO vote for a candidate outside O
or party orgsnizstion, the Nashville Uai0
soe7ks In terms much feverer than an
zrruars We have ever ussi on the same sub
iect. Tie Uai0a Saws:
The Nashville Patriot SAYS that when ~
e-ffb 81 North Carolina. wanted only tire
votes "a elect him. II could have been aeron
,1fshsF 81 Meur-S. Holman. Allen End Dzvi
ns-o~-zts- had not refused 70 iain other DEM
r-stic Members IN voting for him. We ha1
no apology 10 Offer for thsss protesting Den'
Crafts. bat renudiats them as ces-ltute
patriotism and unworthy Or her parry ass
citation. Bot we DO not believe It was pes
BE 10 have elected any nan. even With the a
Of these three Ce-tlen-r. wo sNo1 cutside
the Know-Noti fngo or Blaek-Rspu5lican rank
THE COALITION IN THE HOUSE.
wei. the coalition has Effected IFS purpo
and orranizsd the House PENNrSeTo
Blaek-Republiesn, has been elected speak'
Forrrv. renegade Democr7t and traitor 10 D
party, has been elected Clerk, and HoFTNA
s,-th Amsricsn, SsrCesnt-at-Arms- We a
tol9 hat shout half the South Americans 81
po-ted HorrNAv. snd that be was the non
nee Of TIE Black-Repubiosn caucus. +
election was 10 doubt secured in return z
the vote Of DAVIS. OF Maryland, for Pr
rrveTor. Thousands Of southern OPPo
~tionists win Be naturally d~isEustod with Il
nalpabIs result o. two months intHg'
Pr~vrxxerox. FoREET, and HoFFsAS sr'
rvsst THO. and # was a sweet arrangsm'
h-a.s---rs thar rr~resu-