Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02

II We couid now fall back into te federal
relations which have existed throughout the
United States up to the late presidential elcc-
ton, and stand together once more as a nation,
we should lock upon some Of the uttefances Of
The northern press al this day aghast, and
with unspesksbie horror. A year ago, nay, a
/ month ago, it would have been impossible to
/ believe that such things could ever be, but
oncs having thrown the rsins upon the ne-k
Of passion, the northern journals vie with each
other 10 the wordy eycesBes Of demoniacal re
vengs. God forbid, for their sakss not less
than ours, that such words should mature in
deeds Truly, we should rather be the victims
than The perpetrators Of them.
The Boston Courier, heretofore a coneerva-
! tive journal, and with a kind word 10 behalf Of
southern rights, gives place TO corespon-
[ dent who calls upoa the men Of Massachu-
/ st.ts 10 organize, arm and push on TO Balti-
/ more 90 Law IL in sshssl The animus Of such
/ a thing Is inconcsivsbly barbarous and malig-
I Hafi. L bctrays only The fact that "civiiiza-
! tion7 is capable of tat deliberate refinement
/ Of cruelty which We ascribe to the ssVsgery Of
| barbarism. But human nature seems to be the
same civilized or savage.
TIE New Yo,k Trbune has The following
{ We hold traitors responsible for the work
! upon which they have precipitated us, and we
! warn them that they must a5ide the full pen
/ atty Especially let Maryland and Virginia
l look to it, for as hey are greater sinners, 50
! their punishment will be heavier than that Of
/ others. Virginia is a rich and a beautiful
State, tie very garden Of the Confsderacy.
J But it is garden that is doomed 20 be 2 good
deal Tampied, and its paths, its beds, and its
/ boundaries are likely to BE- pretty completely
obli.srsted before we have done with Il. r.
/ has property in houses, in lands, 10 mines, in
forests, in country, and in town, whhh viii
HHNaa 4
I cared FOR. Toe rebels Of that State ans OF
I Maryland may not fattsr themselves tat they
I caa enter upon a war against the Goyrnment
I snd aiierrard return TO quiet and leacefnl
/ homes. They choose to play the psrt Dc trail
/ tors, and they must suffer the pfnaltt The
I Worn-out race Of emasculs Cd first fimilles
must give place 10 a sturdier people, whose
/ pioneers are now on their way 10 Washington
I at this moment IN regiments. An alstment
I Of land 10 Virginia viii be fitting reTird 20
fhe brave fellows who have gone to firhg their
! counfrF's battles, and Maryland and ViTinia,
I free States, inspired with northern vigorl NAV
start anew in the race for prosperity and
/ powerD
We read such things as these only 10 Be as.
| founded wiib Their. We can scarcely realize
that they come from human beings, OF thst ths
language has the meaning Of ours. Il seem,
to breathe hot in our faces, as II fresh from
I the despotism and implscable malevoleDee Of
! the internal regions. Surely the men are mad
who fling out such things to the passions ol
I the people. The in.imation cenveved In thi
quoted paragraph is that Of a7ar 0f rrlsrai
aafi0a remoTssless, bloody invasion snC
conhsication q the property Of men who or,
I first 70 Be inmoisted a. victims upon the altar
Of fauaticism and cupiditY. Ard 10 this nos
horrible intent The men Of The North, Withou
distinction Of party, profess to be ready e
devoie themselves. And If those are the be-
nign results Of cultivated intellect, barbarisn
NAV blush upon the detection of its unsophis
ticsted innocence and simplicity. re these ar
the fruits Of Christianity and civilization
human nature Al its best estate is bat a frai
! and Lonalnaa exnerLmnnL. = Lla--ln--a Nun.