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

GaavELALD, Miss, Feb. 8, 1850
FD,roRs APPEAL: The Washington papers
inform rs that a sosthsrn ssnator-no less 2
ns-sonsve than Hon. John J. Crittsnden, Of
K.7nrkv-bas been assisting at a grand hon
orarv Inner to william H Seward, given at
the National Hotel in Washington last week
This strange incident, to nv certain kno"l-
doe has struck many Of Mr.. Crittenden's
admirers as peculiarly unfortunate It
ia had enough to be compelled to recognize the
ns;sstv of a sovereign State as representa-
or rather mis-represelted-in the person OF
Seward on the floor Of the Senate chamber;
Int to voluntarily render him the public per-
sonsl honor Of sitting down to dinner with
hin and his Abolition lacqueys, is eaTryingthe
,,ltsDess Of condsscension a little too far
The psriursd Senator who lies under the unre-
futsd charge Of misprision Of treason, and
vbo is eonfesssdly the most dangerous Of all
tbs enemies OF the South and the Constitution,
5. no 6t associate for gentlemen anywhere
and the sedftious preacher Of the " irrePressi-
HE conflict is the last man a Foutherner
ought to ioin in honoring, thus pabiiely and
nnmmnfHcENE. as MI GLAAANuANA A@A @Na
But tbs is only one of the many thick
coming evidences that the southern Opposition,
their leaders and organs, are everywhere dis
,oses 10 stand forward as the uniform, per
-4stsnt spologists and defenders Of northern
me, and northern sentiment, as oppose to The
ns5opsl men and national sentiment Of the
uN.-roxkL D~EMoczAcF.S The most promi-
psnt Of thsss-aBd Tar more potent to sw'y
-rbTc orinion than Mr.. Crittenden-s the
Louisville Journal. A weekly issue Of thi
celebrated print has Just fallen into my hands,
and fnd that it apologies for and defends
/ the Black-Republicans in the matter Of The
| MISUNDERSTANDING al the blame upon the
/ Democrstsi t also takes the part Of Gaiusha
Grow in his "baek-out" from Branch, Of
North Carolina, and Of James Gordon Bennett
in his infamous blaekguardism Of Roger A
| Pryor, Of Virginia. It openly denOunees the
/ 6Hbusters, and enters a sly plea or two for
the notorious Helper. It says that "an Abo-
Htionist is not necessarily a thief and yet
comedies that Aboliti0nism may be as bad as
/ lief. and denounces all ulfra Abolitionists as
both knaves and fools. It refuses to approve
OF condemn the conduct Of the citizens Of
Madison, Kentucky, for banishing Abolition
incendiariss from their midst, and stigmatizes
all the recent messages Of southern Democratic
governors as rseking with treasoni In a word,
the weekly Louisville Journal, OF January %.
seintilatss all over with the sparks Of an in
eipient. iusidi0us iDcsndiarism, mere danger
ous than the open heresiss Of Seward and
Helper, because struck out by the gifted editol
Of a southern newspaper, whose doctrines sr'
received as political gospel in thousands o.
southern homes.
AEEcDorE OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-DuTinl
one Of he reeessss Of Congress, while Frank.
In Pierce eat IN the chair Of Washington
Senator Douglas made the tour Of eontinenta
Earope. and was everywhere received Wit
that distinction due to his eminent character
particularly at the eolrts Of the Gar and Ma
poleon III. On his return, he soiouTned for
short tine in London. While there, a mem
Der Of the American Legation sought and Oh
tained FOR him a ticket to one Of the Queen
receptions, or drawing rooms as they ar
called. Along with the ticket, however, cam
a note from the Grand Chamberlain Of th
Queen, prescribing a specific kind OF "eour
= dress . in which he was required to aPpes
before the awful Majesty Of England. Where
upon. judge Douglas took pen IN hand and Re
piled to the Chamberlain somewhat in thi
. wise He wouldbe most happy indeed 10 pa
his respects to Der Majesty, the Queen mol
, ing would give him more pleasure but uHle'
, be could DO 50 n fa dress IN uhich he had faks
ieavs Of the Chisf Hagistrafs Of RS osVn o0ur
, tn, he world, be feared, be compelled
I foreEo the honor etc. So the fat little v,
t-ria, and her bsdizsnsd and bespangled lords
, f~n-lirery and funkeys-in-wsiting, did notg
: 70 see our grand " LiitIe Giant Of TIE West
? Speaking Of Douglas reminds ne hat p
Blaek-Republesns aie now just raising the Ct
thathi i lase great speech in the Senate adv,
eating the passage OF a law 10 prevent and pm
; ish TIE invasion Of one State BY The cities
2 Of another, amounts 10 a complete indors.
msnt Of the doctrine Of congressional int
i v~entioni The southern Opposition and q
a southern Democratic ~reTilers o. Judge Dou.
las, hive rarely, # ever, failed 10 echo and T
p echo every fresh outburst q Black-Rspub.
y: can abuse Of that great man Jet rs see II To-
b.. viii catch up and ring the charges upon u
n transparent humbng. ] an holding ny brea
., 70 hear The first note Of the s~lsuth-hounds' c
30 asthsy "opens ont Ia this new atiemptto hu
ss down TIE best and brsvest northern friend 4
South ever haa. Lei them howl on but
h the friends Of fair play circulate Judge nou
las speech. That viii be a sufficient ansW
y to al their raving, all their nisrspreseni
ton.
r. You remember, Messrs. Editors, what to
~ place At the Cincinnati convention. You
% member bow, when Mr.. Buchanan got a 4
~ lorty 81 that convention but while Mr.. Dor
or las was stil strong enough to prsysuths no
70 ina ion under the two-thirds rule, The gr
statesman Of the Northwest noblv cane {
IA ward and said, o Let the rtH Of fhs u~sjorif,
- res7srsE 2 an1 Mr.. Buehanzn was strsightE
he nominzted BY acciamatioE- Nov, The iii
Of the times very plainly foreshadow n
after three OF four ballots BY he spprosch
CHARLESTON convention, Mr.. Doug as will b
a. least a majority, and VIII probably oecr
of the sane position that Mr. Buchanan did
~ Cincinnati:-aod il remains 10 be seen whet
the anH-Doaglas Democratic politicians
initiate ths great example Of magnsnimiiy
I'll devotion to the harmony of the party Sc, q
OBJ bv Mr.. Douglas himself. Mr.. Buchanan
seems, has entirely forgotten the eircumstal
~ but Jet us hope that Gen. 10. Lane, Wh.
IS likely 70 Be Mr.. Douglas' most formidable G
isd petitor. sin bears it in grateful r~smeubrsi
Ian rsioicsd to hear that The Memphis
u Charleston railroad company are about to
.es- store the Old Grand Junction and Menu
p accommodation train thus making a
! trains a day, each way, between the Mis-
ar sippi Central crossing and your growing
Of already great city. The said aeeomnodsf
train IS 10 be commanded, As formerly, BY
re- prince of southern and western eondust
Cant. John %. Kirby, Of Grand Junct
p fu-nsriv Of the Old Dominion As with n
nc Of tie conductors on the Memphis and Char
q ton road. Il isa real pleasure 70 travel y
- Can't KIRBY. You ars bound 10 feel SAT
~ you kuow him; and il you DO not hav
pleasant trip with him, i viii not be bec'
be is not cne % he politest aud most acc
modsting men in the world. He keeps :
order too. and, mot 70 make too broad a
l"i al certain roads 7 know o. viii not al
Transient roWdies and foul-mouthsd rufsE
iutruds themselves and their disgusting
fanities into the coaches appropriated q
resr ---
fod, r-rOn fzs III q February, the OpPosI
Let Convention 81 Tennessee viii meet AZ n
vile. The Democratic Convention e Iowa
meet ~ Des Hoinss; the Demccratec ION
tent Hon 81 Mrhsrsr vii meet al Detrcit
Of Wing convention Of North Carolina viii
a. Raieizh the Peoples party c1nvsauo
Z j. Psnrsrlsznla Wfa meet AZ Harrisburg
tbe Opposition CONVENTION q Virginia viii m
slef RicHmoBds and TIE Rep biican eonvsru'
Indiana viii meet AZ Indianapolis.