Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-18

THE P0STTEON 0F, IOsN BILL AND
ere - pNfoN EEApERS 8N TEN
gentleman just arrived from Nashville
says that Msssrs. JOIN BILL, NEIL S. BhowE
and ANDREW EWING, utterly diseredit the war
proclamation Of LINCOLN, as reported BY tels-
graph, not being willing to believe that be
would be guilty Of an act 50 PsEfdieus AID at
tAe sane time uneonsdtdtionsi 50 soon az It
ls confirmed, it is said that Mr.. BILL viii pub
lish a letter (which be has now ready pre-
pared )denuneistory Of LINCOLN and bis policy.
He will Of course cast bis influence FOR imme-
dists sePAIa tion.
A private letter, We are reliably informed
by.a stnilsna who received 4, confirms the
Sevs statement 49, AE
DOUGLAS AND LINCOLN.
The Louisville Democrat Of the l6lh, dis
credits the position which the telegraph as
signs Mr. Douglas in sastaining .I.ineoln's war
policy. It says:
The dispatches notice an interview between
Douglas and Lincoln, which they represent as
thsy do the sentinent Of various localities.
All bosh. Douglas has said, emphsticaiiy,
what be thought on the very points on hsnd,
and it is against this holding OF forts, and at
tempted coercion. Douglas always ehanges
when facts and events chsnge, but they have
not changed. The professions Of Lincoln may
be very plausible and peaoeable, and one might
Be satisfied with them; but hisaets atl
We shall wait to see if the rumor Be con-
6rmed, and II so, shall place Douglas among
the enemies OF he South, and for the future,
gulfas deep as fades hgiwBen us. .LG
KentuckIans mosbsd in CincIBnatt.
By private telsgrsphie dispatch recsived
in this city to-day, (the 17th,) we Isara that
a number of Kenturkians from Covineton
were yssie-dsy mobbea in the Ciucinnsti- mar
ket, and driven to their own side Of the 0alo.
81 eg-Ths fall0wing islths dispatch sent by
the agent OF the associated press OF this city
to The Louisville papers, in regard to the feel
ing in Memphis;
MEMPHIS, April l5.-Intenss excitement
hare. There was a tremendous meeting to-
night which resolved Memphis ous Of the
Union. There are no Union men here.
He is quite correct. -.s-
gT BOtb The Louisville Jourpai and Demo
crat received BY this mornings mail are strong
against LINcoLs's Infamous scheme Of cosr-
eion. They ante IN maintsiDlng that the war
OF subiugation upon the southern States will
be resisted by cal Of the border states"
Good for Kentucky!
> g The LoRisviHs Democrat q Unioa pa
paPer) q yesterday, says:
The city was excited to the highest degree
yesterday, and the sKecration Of tue war policy
was universal. There will be a meeting to-
night Ths. Ssesssionists seem delighted at
the prospect.
R~ A @hyiug rumor'' upon the streets this
smOFRing gives The following as Governor REc-
ToR's last reply to LINcoLH's call for volun-
tssrs: "Yours received calling for a regiment
Of volunteers from Arkansas. Mary Oas'-see
you d-m-d frstl"
e15- A private lst.s- to 4 gentleman in the
city from Nashville, says that the Confedrate
flag fos.s from the dome Of the cspitol of Ten
ne see, and from most OF the private dwellings
in the city. u
= Hon. John Cochrans, Of New York, [
has offered Governor Curtin fifty thoussnd dol /
lars Of the loan author zed by Pennsylvania, |
to arm and equip the troops ordered by that I
State.