Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10
9iIg AppaI.

JACKSON Tenn, April 2, 1861.
EnirOH AFrKAEs The people sbout the
good city Of Jackson are shaking the dew
crops from thelE names, preparatory to emer-
gencszs that may Be Incidental to a thorourh
emancipation from ortherntyrsnny AID politi-
cal iniquity. We had some stirring appeals
90 yesterday from Msssrs. Stephens and
M'Claaahan, which were received with deaf
eaing rosrs Of vehsne1t s3plsas from the
very serlous and rssoi4se audience that listen
ed Sis, yea would bars been delighted At
the view old hssry headed sires were there,
whose trus southern blood would crimson
their corrugated and tine-furrow1sd cheeks
to an appearances q a score yoars - The rear
Of their real sgt, and one old native % the
good old North STATE, who adopted Tennessee
50 Is26, nov hardupon the reesdlng margin q
-four sccre, and almost ktsoiuteiT deaf vas
there. He sat close tothe imprisoned Epeakers,
and watched every smotiou Of the speeEers
face, from the frst faint struggle Of tia
embryo passion q the ieuited burst Of witber-
inc sarcasm which cana from tie speakers
full-charged battery. This stsnch oid veteran,
when asked BY one Of those political snomalies
called now By that, Oze sacred, but aoW desc
Grated name UHsoR man-shi yes, Uaioa Z
ANAAa LlUM me WI aEEaH ~ AagA u -
hOundsf Uzi0a Z YES there il q taltsmanic
potency in tins words, and subtle Republicans,
yes Blacs-RepublioaAF and BLACK in every
conceiTable sense, knowing mat Is the only
b~sttsrinr-ram that can make the southern
heart vulnerable, win row use It 10 effect their
hellish ends-but % my narrative, the UaiOa
man said 10 he Old man thus, IN a confident
tone. you are net afraid 10 trust Mr.. Lincoln,
are You?o The old nan Etraightsned himself
nHnnaH - SO N0rr-n- HernaHHa hnfwAH sd anrN
Yes sir put no confidence many abOlitionist'
The Republican eegnate and,Einc0ln apologist
resuTrecting 30 much non-afinity at one single
pump, sung the doxology and uneermoninoaly
dismissed.
Now Measrs. Editors. ] am relnetsnt to
credit, in full, the almost full-grown, developed
faith, based urea much strong collateral
evidence, that there are any b~sRa-hde, Simon
pure Black Republicans smoug us; political
charity moves ne 70 attribntt it ali to a.
hsneet, but morbid patriotism. Bat, sir, / be-
heVs that thongh many nobls and honest Ten
nessesans have been, and some stfll are wefal-
y hoodwinked BIZ this dominsnt party, and
led captive at Its Wiil-that yet, eouIa
they but ser tbs dnEer, would reform In
tie tvinkliug Of an eye but some Few there
are who, 1 fsEr, have fallen from southern
grace. But, sirs, I think that the leayen Of
secession viii soon heaven the 1hOie lump.
heard one nadre-b0ra and bred ohiosn say,
that, a few months ago. lhtn our eiecti0n was,
che was opposed ~ secession /" but noH,a
said be I" viii 90 It for seeession.n Yes, sirs
the little stone that was cut out Of The SANDY
pine bills Of South Carolina. Is rolling with
aVaiancbs-ike momentum and speed. and will
ere twelve months, inun5ats the state and ths
south With secession lava. Sirs, IL Teunessas
does not Eecedei many who have long thought
Themselves permanently settled for life, manE
who love Tennessee a. their Eims Maie, vii
sci out add 60 10 a more eongenlsl cline
We viii sscede Individually, engA0U. Editor
OF the AFFEAL, wax Ups double your dill.
genee you have fought well-you have pour.
Cd grape and every variety 81 shot o. upoI
the enemy; 90 On. thousands Of hearts respond
% your terse and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. editorials
the hearty ard soui-heaFing Gmeag
Old Madison is al right. ] viii write NOR
soon fer TIE present, goodbye.
A GEORGIAN