Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30
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THE REAL sEErInESz or orN


An Immense meeting vas hs7'- Cincinnsti
on Friday evening, in which Gov. De5nss0n's
suggestion that the shipment OF provisions and
arms 20 southern States that have not sseedsi
ought not to be intsIfsued with, was repuaiatsd
We give The following proceedings FOR the
benefit Of those who believe the uumaniy doe
trine Of earned neutrslity,'' aai commend the
sentiments 30 the calm reelection of Cur people
Mr.. Egglestnn, the Presidsat, said:
Kentucky cannot remain neutral any more
thar Ohio--s barrier between ths traitors and
their deserts When he President orders us
20 march through kentucky 20 chsstiss the
rebels further south, we will DO h. TTremsn-
dous spplaEse, and cries Of "HhaI's sol''l
Those states are not loyal who impose even a
pzssiFs resistance 70 the Gorernment, aad
Kentucky mast form no exception % the rule.
He would not let a Elusket or an ounce Of an
mUlifi0n or provisions 60 30 keutgcCv: we
well know where theiT destiny L., II oucs they
cross tie river"
Mr. Dsrr said
"He knew merchants who bad prepared
shipments FOR fhs South. but he lad cot beir
faithfui promise that these shipments should
not Be sent Yesterday morning be visited the
Louisville Mau Company, and Informed then
of the feelings ui tie citizens, and they not
only promised LIN that no provisions ss0uld
be shipped 10 LDuiEriile, bat that nothing
wh ch was colsidered contraband OF war
should be carried 10 their boats OF propelled bv
their machinery. Hs read letter from CapI.
Pierce, plsdging the Mailbost Company to this
-snG assuring ihe c0mnittep that al Drecau-
tienary measures should be adopted 10 prevent
the shipment o- anything that TIE ciiizens Of
Cincinnat do Tot desire seat SOUTH Hs said
be had conre7sed with the Authorities OF The
railroad companies, and bad rereirel from
then promises thatno provisions or munitions Of
war should be tranaBorJeF ever any Of their
roads, 1r forwarded here 10 Be resbipped south.
thst i Wag 200 late 70 stand CO formslitiss; We
must know that treason can BE- acted as well
Es Writte1; Tat a state may be In rebellion
without having passed an ordinance CT secss
Eiou- No provisions shoaid be allowed &, 20
% States which did not furnish troops 20 put
down tresBon.D
Gen. s. F. Cary said that in Louisville expe-
ditions in aid Of the sou.heru Confe1srscy
were fitted out openly, and the men who pre-
tended to Be for The LHion did not rebuke them.
lf r6er6 BE- Union freu IN kcutuckv, tdey
should cone out znd let re row who iheT are.
Unless they speak DOW thcr are traitors, We
can onlT recognize as friends those uho are
active for the GoVernmen.. Let those who
are 1eutral have neither aid nor comfort.
TCheers.
The passage through all parts Of the common
eountrT must Be Kept open. Lst Baltimore be
d. lad in ashes. end MAfylaud be converted into
q frss S-ste, u this sFiil 7niy open the way to
The capital. Cheers.
Our work is greater than that done bE our
fathers, for il e nors dIficuit % sustain than
te cree a EoFernmsnE This rebellion must Be
crushed al snY cos, even if the country be con
vsrtsd lnto bowling wilderness. 70 Be inhabi-
ted By a bsttsrr race Of men.
SPEECH By EET n ?. CONWAY.
SIS D. n
ursv rvas present. He was seen in ihs multi
tude waving bis ha-, and making an sorts Cf
patriotic Eesticuistions when anything was
said appealing t. TIE patriotism Of the excited
assembly. Hy request he cane forward. His
Fnnearrrce On tie STAGE was tbs signsi fQr an
enthusiastic cheer. He said:
aMv frian6a ani feloW-meh I an one Of
these Fho Do rot believe in an armed or any
Other find of nHutrslitY. Applause. 4
neuarsiityl Why, it reads Ike 4 village news
paper Be1tral 10 pslitics and religioni Il Is
unwerihT, -HttsIiy unworthy Of great STATE
IA this Union 70 stand neutrsl, when The hber-
ties Of he people are assaiied and absoluteif
in danger Of destruction How would It DO toi
msn to proclaim himself neutral when bis
mother vas attacked by bear? He says q
wiz Be- ueutrali when 0ur dearest rights az.
assailed-the right Of tie people TO elect thsil
own President, 70 elect thsir gEn oihcers-t-
carry forward their Government, and lot to
have thrir oficers imposed upon tlfl az tbs
roius ~ tie bzvonet and ~ eoiul5iad. IL
1os 81 he oid Ps1IeV poemsi we read that
E o--.t i.a.aeF rdsr mofher-in-lsw, but Ruth
~les-se - .fsr- Kentucky kissed The Amer.
f-zr ~. ~ O1io aad all true Stafes clesL'
enc h. rs5l1 etfeiFsaz- J u sesHs ~ have
hvd rsssr kissing going o. in lhis eitY-soms
Lissir<af the American coiofs. We'll, it Is
. -srT stsv 10 kiss. Judas dia d before Laugh
= teri
"Bu. believe that We should, in Ibis th'
hour of pasil. cleaTe into D., and take our
e ffani-sTerg nan at his post, and defend It ts
= fls lsr. Those bills Of Kentucky-thsre they
q ar comnsndiug CinciEnstL II Mr. Jefferson
laws should order an army throggh Kentucky
-rikl nan here is such a fooi as 70 thinE tha'
EenttEzr wonld resist BIS march Cries o
No o6e.'I Na-SseE nonsenFEsss thst souid b.
ruslloWed d5ssn in nsighboEhcod 7q1ere vi
have three schools. AZ least. There Folid n0
Be a leg laid across bis "a ilroad track lnsti
Fo7 Not one nan would resist .ke snarcn 81
bis army. Mr.. Davis would say, -, ny deal
Ksnfucfisns. that is what waEE al ] wan
- vosl IL. that vOuremsin neuSsl-srmcd neu-
frsfitv. n you liks.F0 you dos't iBterFupi M
TThrfss raI7Seai-at rEFzfe 90 somstting 90 say
and Tbzye hv pulpit 20 say I in. There car
wbstT ,sish. and DO no. feel iiSe making
a. srfsBs.6 speech here to-day. 7 viii sag q
--ou- hsVVsvsr, that there Is 30 such time a.
fr1r rs medium between loyalty and treacheTy
rAuplauss7 There 10 no middle ground in sbl
contest. There is 10 fence now. The S1ste o
Ksutnckv caRnot cit ca the fence, for it hai
-of 81 sharp each side that Is viii CO. lGr il
tee Il she attempts e cit on it Laughter
The Scripture SAYS, Il would that tnou Wer
ether bot OF cold +; because that thou an
neither bot uoz.eold. therefore will spsw the
out OF ny msuth.'n lApglsuse.
RESOLUTIONS.
Efr. Zinn made The following report, which
came from the whole committee
Resoired. Tha. we have read With the NOS