Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05

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1t sill be because either there ia nc such p.ac
as hell, or those States are unworthy to ioi
our glorious Confederation.
/ have no language fierce enough 70 expires
the Indignation feel when / reflect nron IN
/ fsthomless diabOlsm OF that proclamation
! Why, sirs, . smells Of bloJa! blood seas O
! blood, IN every line; it reeks with carnage an
slaughter, 1t bi6Zes with fire and all the fu lie
| let loose, IN every syllable. Through the swift
/ coming we, rs and months OF the near future
/ it points to a scene Of gathering horrors Of
! this continent such as tire world never saw be
/ fore, If only The deUiLs had the courage or ia
I PD'Car to carry Ogt the spirit Of that proclGmG
| !i0n
But the helljsh designs Of our northern 5reih
rem (Grd forbid that our children should hnt
out that they ever were our brethresD are nov
unmasEed We know now upon what
tIenghis Khan campaign they propose to sc
out. We know now That rivers of sou'EerI
gore, what midnight bsurrections, What burn
ing cities, what shfeks of anguish, they. il
fancy, regel IN.
We know what vast pyramids Of human
bones they are ,seinstion erecting all ovsl
our sunny southern plains! And every south
eTn man, with even piece Of 2 soul IN him
must brace himself like steel for the rust o
scyrGidn b0Tdes that Lincoln is pTenarug e
burl upon US. Ho every southern man-ho
every man this side of he border-hing your
self, from this d7y forward, heart and soul, into
toe conflict, each in his app oPTiate sphere
Il all their soldiers are like the sheep tha
ran away from The imaginary "masked bate
ries" (real dust-clouds) Of Manassas, youi
task Will be easy, your Iabors soon ended.
Let the brutal mnions CT G besstiV dsspot
ism come on! The Slsu,hter Iens are ready
and Yankee blood shall flow as free as fiesta
zine. ]. P. P.
JEEETsNG IN HABDEuAN COUNTY.
At meeting Of the citizens Of HsrdeDsI
county at the cour- house in Bolivar on Mon
day, the 2ad day Of September, to organize a
military aid sosiety, on motion Captain J.
L. Rosson was called to the chair aud c. Il.
Anderson, Esq, appointed secretary.
The cblsct OF the meeting was explained by
the chairman in d few brief and appropriate
remarks, uheB, on motion, the following gen
llemen were appointed q committee TO draft
resolutions expressive Of tbe seEse OF the
meeting, to-wIt John H. Bills, E. P McNesl,
P P JOnes,J R. Rober son, and Levi JOY:
who retired, and after I short absence, reported
tie folio wing preamble and resolutions which
were unaBuf Uu-iy adJp ed!
WHEREAs. The citizens Ce EsTdemsn cCun-
" feel an abiding interest and deep s0licItuae
tol tue NoLllblt anu NtiAhtC u gAA olA 4tEi :
now IN the service, as also those VINO are soon
20 20 after them, aud being desiT0us TO furnish
them with every thing necessary TO secure that
c0nfor- as far as may be N our power, be 1t
therefore,
EesoiUs7, That we cord ally approve the ob
iect Of hIs meeting and ind0Tss the patriotic
sentiment that all can aud ought to do some
thing IN this great and noble work.
ResclUe3, That the chairman appoint COM
mjtt5s Of three in each civil district IN our
county, (Jhe chairman to act as receiver, and
forward to the general r0ceiveF) whose duty
IL sh sil be ID solicit donations OF c!Othiag ana
blaukers suitabie for the approaching season
ID ne disfTibHted among the soldiers.
R-s0lUsd, That the chairman also appoint
general Tsceirer in the town Of Bolivar to re-
c i've and forward all articles contributed for
tie purposes aforesaid. Whose duty il shall
be to keep 4 register OF the names OF all con-
tri5utors, and tue articles by them contributed,
ClC.
Col. J. R Robertson being called upon re-
spouded in a few Wsil-timed remarks urging
the cltlzens to immediate action. after which
the chairman appointed the following com
mites, t8-ait:
District No. 1T. B Lowe, J. c. Prewttt,
Capt JJTuin,
District No "a. H. Rose, J. H. Gates,
J. SniusulJ
District No. 81. J Polk, W. H. Wo0d.
Rgb't Waltors
District No. 4-Thos. J. Nsely, John Nor
meat, NJ J N'wsome.
D.strict No paul T. Jones, J. B. Frank
lin, Thos II. HAIRS.
District No. 6-AleX. RamseY, John II.
Bills, J. r Robertson
District No. 7.-B. F. Usery, Lem Gay, C.
Williams.
D.srt.tNo. S.-Bafley Macon, Jas Pankey,
D B. in.
District No. &C. H. Anderson, 7. c.
Park, Richard Fortune.
District No. 10. H. Robinson, Jno. Clark,
Jno Cox.
District No. In. J. F. Dowdy, Isham
Boiling.
District No y w H. Craddock, william
Jacybs, sr., Wm Simpson.
District No. 13.-Jno. Mitchell, A. Moore,
John Bell
District No. 14-Wnie Fort, VIM. Smith,
Wm Taylor.
District No. Is j. C. Chism, James ToOn,
A. Turner
District No. 16.-Esq Blair, L. Savage, D.
Weir
District No. III. J. BulliDgton, G. Hut
son, ". a. Mcdonald.
On motion 1t was then resolved that Levi
Joy be appointed general receiver for the
county.
Il was also resolved that contributors be re-
1uesse Ell TO deliver their several contributions
as early as tie ooh Of October.
Res0'Ucd, Ttat the Memphis AFPEAL be
furnished with copy Of these proceedings by
The secretary, with the request that they pub
lish the same.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again
on the 1st Monday in October, at which time
the several committees are requested to report.
J. L. ROSSON, President.
c. H. ANDERSON, Secretary.