Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-11

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EDrroRs AFFEAL: VIII you Do NE the tsYof
to insert in your columns ths following from the
New York Daaa he,Cs, Of August, 1861 soon
after the bsiie Of Bull Run. [ desire u IS an
evidence that in tie midst Of ouF hsndisb foes
and amid the Wild cties Of war and vengeance
heroic men have been found standing with m
wavering fordiude on be eternal principles o.
right. To a Southern man, like myself VIE
cannot but detest TIE yilo, seethiug mass OF
Northern society, it is q reiiel-e blue spot Oh
the black sky-to know thas there are thou.
sands upon thousands Of Woods and Fala1-
dighsms. Sevmours and Richardson's ia the
North-men who viii rejoice when southern
arms shall have humblsd tho con.emptible dos-
potsIn that brushes cut the last spark Of free
dom:
P-REsENTMENT or THE BAuY NEWS BY THE
GRASD may or II USfrED STATES OK
CUT COURT.
Strenuously. consistently, and unsweryingly'
the Daiig Nsigs hss msintained-snce TIC Dom
bardmsnt OF Fort Sumter-an event for Whleh
the administration Of President Llneoin =
wholly and solely responsible
]. Thai the civil wsr in which the country IS
involved, is ubiquitous. Hncalled for, and Dc,
struetiVe Of the prosperity CT the republic, sn1
that It has grown out Of e wicked ara oeila-
gogical catering TO abolition fsnsdeism on the
part OF the authorities g. Washington, wAeh
cannot be too severely appreciated
?. That every drop Of blood that has been shed
in the present CONTEST has been q calamity ana
that every life that has been lost mas been q mar
der, which might have been avoided, hsd pa
triOtsm and moderation prevailed in tas Federal
councils.
). That the increase Of our army the sXpen-
diture Of money without permission Of Congress;
the blockade Of Southern por;s the proclamation
Of martial law he suspension Of the writ OF
hq5caS corpus the invasion CT sovereign States
without uInmon from TIER executive or legis-
latuIes the overthrow Of the authority Of local
courts and The abroga.ion Of our military and
naval laws, have been utterly unconstitutional
acts. committed in defiance and IN violation OF
the oath Of Office, of the Chief Magistrate Of the
land. and for which he ought 70 be lmpeached
and deposed.
f 4. That it would be far better to psrnit the die
contensed portion OF the United Stases to depart
IN peace, and more il conf rmity with the view
and Intentions of the original trainers Of the Con
!, ~stitution 10 suffer the republic % be divided iutC
two Confederacies, than 10 array the different
sections against each other IA m.erneeioe strife
and to blast the fusure prosperity Of the whole
/ Uaion. by IN expensive, uupyohtaole sud bloody
war. which Eust inevitably end IL leaving sec
r tonal issues as unsettled as they We're before
began
5 That the grievances Of which the Southern
r States have complained, have been, mainly
? well founded, and that the compromise plan.
g suggested by Senators CTttenden ana Bigier Il
J. the thirty sixth Congress, and by other couser
5 vative Representatives Of the people IN the extf'
session eli the present Congress, ought 10 nav
s baao q1Onfe1
Is. That the aekuowledge cement BY the FEEDERS
: Government Of the right OF slave owners 70 cor
] vey and hold their property IN the common Ier
. %ritOries, would have been PEe-emiueutly just
Q and that tie Confedersts States viii do wiser
g to insist upon g constitutional right 90 self evl
Q dent, At all times, and under ali circumstances
i z. That civil was is % be avoided sad tbs
. amiiy between the several Safes Is 20 be cult
? waited.
5. That the peouaiary proAigaey OF .hs admin
~istation of President Lincoln Is utterly coz
demnable, and that he system Of Whoiesal
population and plumber which has characterize
she different branches Of the government. sinc
g the 4lh Of March, has no parallel in the hist 7
Of our country.
+ 9. That We are firmly and earnestly convince
L that the mass of he people are hostile 10 Ga
+ President, hostile to his Cabinet, hostile 20 TO
o usur0aious Of tie last six months, and beiey
g they must, if continued, end il aaaIcay ca
military dsspoism.
{ These nave been ths constantly rsissfase
( views Of the Daily Ners for several months PISS
and If they render our paper worthy OF indici
ment, we nave only TO say that We covet no bsI
Il ter fate.