Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-30
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among us who express deterlllna4toh To 70
for TIE sepsration oi Tsahssses fTon The %
Union, but will vote against her uni Fi
The new Confedsrscy Of tbe South. For suc
aeourss, We srs unable 70 discover one sin
valid reason. while on th' obss haBa, ere
motive Of policy sad prudence P7onpts Us
vote both for separation and "rspreseHiE
tlonn he reasons for this couEs, are tba
foreibly eel forth BY TIE Mufrssboraugb TEE
graph, which we commend 20 The careful con
sldsrstion OF our readers;
Why rssistsnee to ths usurpsiienG andsE
rrsssioas Of Lincoln can he better Effected b
the peFmsnsnt union ot fennessee's arf.i1i
with thr Southern Ccifsiracy, lhsn ~ fhl
uaion OF mers militsTy League;
1. Permanent union viii secure 20 tie caas'
Of resistance Ksntucsy AID Missouri, noz
warsrinE 80 TIE question with them viii tnsI
Be narrowed down 70 TIE simple issne % Nora
or S1u,h.
twill relieve The minds Of oar psopa
from 9 paiuful doubt, a. 10 what is % oe ou
fats ssub. thst viii hang ike an ineutu
upon 90 al through the war
II will give Us the Assurance that whsl
10. var is over and pescs declared, sc ahal
have nothins 70 Do but rest, no reco0tlructioni
OF government 0 Hsse5 ne doubtful alliance
&c seek.
T. viii release ne from ths schrninzs o.
ambitious and unscrupuiaEs men, who, Vhils
others are hshtiag Ter their country, will 8.
rsekirE 'thsir bet brains 10 gvs TsnnsFee'
sene destination to suit their sabl'tons, seins2
ends.
5 L wiz secure to Us hssrtier and hIusi
co-cp-rstion from our southern Eisiers, who
will then feel that We are h0th Of taell ana
with tatn. To refuse nov to share CON-
mon destiny with them, would ineyilssiy
drmFen their srdor for rs.
o It will make The ENDS and results ot tie
var herr equsllv and siiks on az aHd there
bT prsreat Ieaiousiss among or ofncsrs and
sl'iiers, and prevent nisaadsrstaHdings and
dispntss % our own ranks.
T. 7 VIII make tAs q - of fha war com
nor a-ritage, q eohnman Messing, not 70 Be
divided out En3 bscoms the sublsct of future
s0uts snd contention.
s L Hiii exert a powerful moral inhuence
On fbe opiniohs Uf foreign governments, that
viii operate 20 the mtterial sdvantags oi iha
! course Of Tssistsnrc; making more ViEo7oGs
Z and iuposing h-fa1- toe worid ne rev Gov
eminent springing ilte existence, and thereby
in a grsa-er DEERE commandius the respect
and favorable indaeBes q other roverDmsuts.
9. Itwiil oPsrets on Lincolu's Glvsran mt
with untold eAsrgY, undermining the vain
Of The Uaon psacsfuily or foreioiy is not
thought Of, founded ss it WA upon the idea Of
q frsgDsn,oTT rebsllIoH of disccrdant eismsnts
easy to Be reduced and never psrnanintiJ uni
tod.
10. i viii irfuss a d-sSd ints cur enemies
which they have never ~ f-lt; dread
awakened By an assurance from uDf7lteriag,
sFer victorious TenneEsse, that abe 10 bagld By
the ties Of common destiny 90 fight TO tAs
"a |ls-rf. a. f
Independence, but for EoTa-r neut De faci0,
formed, established, operative. bassd upon
free Constitute 90 which The CHRISTIANS G7d
ir recognized a. he is not iH the MD, and on
which she can sand ls sn equal amonE her
equals.
Such eoEsHt rs1Eo8inE Is unHuEEera5ie, ara
We meet earnestly eKhort ihs psopls Of Ten
nsssss to lock 70 and follsv The exsmp'o oft5
"Ola North State" 75hs, By hsr convention,
voted ont OF toe old Union sad i1to ths rev
Confedsraey on the same dsr. Let Tennessee
"s0 and DO IiksUisa."
4 sCOTCumzN ON TIRE CRISIS.
MEEFHrs hay %, 1861
RDrTosG hrFEkL: As s. atebush, hail
with pride tbs crIl made or ~ counirynsn ia
your Issue Ct yesterday, TO form themselves
into a military company for the protection ot
their "altars and thsiI frsss gsin.G tie iu-
vaasrs Of ths land q lbsr adoption, whose
toesin o,-El5 usy slrss1T 3. heard sound
IIF along our hor3srs. 2 while I give
nv eordisl support to tie uog sncat, as a De-
sesndsat Of those who sh,d ,ds blood q pa
tfiotism With Wallace, and fought under .he
banner Of Braees I objset 10 tie raiiyirs CRY
W5ieh calls "a tc arms, Va: "To sriE. bsck
TIE hireiinr msrcsnsries Or GlasgoE.D Ia the
FIRST place the Scotch are rot nerasasry pto-
psopI-, sad never Fought for bitsiing gold BE-
usa,h tie folds of any -ih-1 h=ausr th=zthst
q thslr eva ssa g'ri-isisi All ia ihs second
piars. the story & ? fsbr.estian. = iie got up
hT jas Gcrfon Beunst foT neree7sry pur-
pose, zt the expense IT bis c5untry's TeputS-
tiaa. far bis own hos long sirce assn bsstsred
like a p'tcs u -1crchsndiss, and bis rams
desecfsted at hoEe as m-ch cs q is yiliifsd
sbrosd
The people Of GLASGOW are exclusively
e trading people, c0nposs1 & foreign mer-
chants snd hone msBufacturer7, and With
scarcely anv exception every one OF the former
Engaged 10 the Essl or Weo- ind.a lgafs
have either crossed .hs Atlantis or called on ihs
Pseific Their interests arr ~ closely inter-
woven Hitb the prosperity % ar or p'aH-
"a iaus and sugar estd.es Of he S0rt1, "a are
those ~ ths merchant princes OF Memphis
with the gentlsmfHiy planters % Tsuanesssa.
They are al msn of sducsti7n sHd acute
6iscernmert, and have resn tlaTsrT - 2 is,
not az 9oairY snd romance have pictured d.;
ard speak from oishr years experiences iu @
West India coming hcu5s TAeA I say hat
there is not one marchsHt in Glasgow vito
would give a riuEls dollar To- ths -es o'
susa-fp % ton o. fhs South, far lees sn'iee ibs
POOR col far from bis home among tbe hssth-r
IA ir-a ls he sell sal dssscrats the frssf1tgc q
msn 5sL'iug for liberty.
Leaving tno Interests Of ccmmcrrs ont of ths
ou=ztio- hey know that the slave is bssreT
clothed snd better fsd han the shepherd o.
the banaV grr5n slopes of his native m0n1
taius. an5 that both arr equally e0nsrutet with
their LOT, sod -hiak their 0wn land tbs ftirst.,
and better housed than the pale, sckiT cti.
zen r The cisy, who goes bone 70 r1oEL Ia The
crowded isnss q fhs GsiloEgats.
Aboliiionism hss no atFocztes ~ Glasgow.
Men shsre deal with facts and realities, sd
leave the romsBcs of life % the ramprrsd ar
istoersey of E3ipburgh, whose fair daughters
sre its cliisf and almost oliy exposcHts, and
ai they know about il Is what t1sv gather
from DE psgss of fctioH, az ttsT inxuTists
araus The velFet cushions of tic draEing
rom and sbsd showers of tesrs over the cor
rrpFs - pooT Unrle Ton, vhile The uugrsieful
slave stzncs bY unmoFed and iaughs st their
senfimsnlalify.
TIE merchants % Gl,Fgoz have -tsn. liss
mTaeR, shs amancfnation hss done FOR Dem
srsra and the islands of ihs Wet lnisl
While slavery existed there "ths wilderness
and ths soli'srv Place was made glad. and the
dsssrt reioicsd and tirssomss as The ross.D
Fairy lard never presented fsireT picture
than did tie waving SEA of blossoms sf tbe
coass and The sugsr cans thst stretched ike >
gorgeous carpet siong the Arsbian COST, sn3
The Lsgusn and DemerarE TiFers. Now grown
I'd wiih Jungle, snd where tTcnT years aro
might BE- beard TIE ungi isUga q ihs poor,
unhappy negro, the silence 4 tbe solitude car
sirost 1s heard 1bovs fhe steaithy tread % as
tiger, where be erossss The sllmy trail o. ths
eamoadi- or f1iloss 10 tae trscl, of The gsz-iis
TIE gorgeous palaces Whers once lived the
we7lihr planter afth BIB family, ere now de-
serted and gone % decay, except ora corner of
tie ruin reserved f1r the oreEsssr and be black
mirtreEs De last SD remnants % DE fsii-n
srsatness o7 by-g1ne age. Ihs doaies.c
aissr is shattered 70 pieces and stripped 0i 2
its beauties aud sll its virinss. aad ths s7ci-t
name q home fits lhreura TIE nind lss ,
dream af oibsT snd happier days.
Just such a rieiuss ,aid TIE segihfrn p'sD.
iatcua ptereut 10 The fsnat q tie hcril
bad tee power; bu. it is plundsrs not pstTio-
iisin aer pbiiaoiu0py ihat urge them o..
Tier cosst tue rich lanas 0f ne south ard
the niggsrs TOO, and bard wouid be n3s Dot Of
the sizrs r ever they sbaai5 become thair task
msstsrz. Tor Of uhst use would he l'b3 30 g.
them wiihout slave laboE2 y ErsbeFn mea,
wherever hsFe bssl, are prorerbial fgr lhrir
srueitT, 20 even excepting tie so1icl and DE
Englsh.
lins have row said enough Lo r7laaEs
the stain fhst tie Hrci woaid Try ani fastrn
on ihe merchants Of GiasE r, and 90 prove
tie loyalty of mv couutryl1en to the pTirci
plsr of n5sgsY and ths.r hstrei n oprTes son
No. cir. The Scotch via ncscr ieege Scotland
except uifh hounr, reithrr ulli theT ever cone
here a. hfred uBresnsriss or 40 political aspi-
rants. n lhty want spd they VIII pay foT q.
CT work ont an henest incrperdsnrs til Tier
are sbi, 10 A. so. JQHN GQURLAY.
PaEs7Drrr DAVIS IS EouTE yoH RicH
rrorp. - prrgitent Davis, accompanied by
Hon. Rober Toomts, Secretary Of ate, snf
Hon. Laum Z. Wgiaii, passed through hsrs
last ereuiFg on their wsy to hiChmoad, Vs.,
tbs new seat % government o. the ConfPdrs
sts States. AilhoaEa tie advent cf the Pres
i5ent Nas nlheraltsd, il BY some means 90
noissd aarssd. and lsrg' nunhsr q cit izsns
were e De Georgia railroad depot when D.
rrrfvef b. tie tins BE- and tbe members ol