Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-26
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the representative. great result has been achieve,
Martial law, emancipation, and suspension Of habes
corpus are under the fest Of the people. The Stat
government Is IN the hands Of he opposi ion and
every tongue Is the soleT1n question, what 20
tgoing 20 doi
/ After two days OF thought and cousuliaton-after
was fully and clearly known that the ralcals had bee
defeated at the posafer they had ceased 10 insult fh
4 triumphant and governing party by the epl het c
Traitor, substituting therefor people when the laie
overbesfing radicals seemed anxious to know th
policy Of the people, It deemed proper 10 grsi
them Accordingly, well considered but - some ex
tent inpromptu nesting Was arranged for Mozart Hall
| last evening Horato Seymour not being IN the city
there division Of sentiment to who should an
pounce the future policy Of the people Il the fJnee
ct,F.g sa.r,.r5o vs. - a. M -, -.
mination. his hrm devotion TO liberty, pointed him on
for the performance Of duty Important than th'
/ inaugural of Washington jefferson How was fha
J duty porformedf Hear him:
Our orators have sdvacaed principles truly they
have denounced the msladminstration OF tho govern
nent its arbitrary arrests, its anateism and weak
ness and h7s threatened prisons 10 all those who dared
70 oppose Its doctrine Yet fsareEsy We have fought Il
out without compromise without altering for an
instant. We have accomplished two things-redeemed
the State and vindcated principles The people Of
New Hork have said that things change aud that
/ the party in power cannot restore the Union The
people have lost confidence IN the administration how
ever honest we'll disposed they may be- Great respon
sioities rest on as upon the Democratic party We
VIII De asAel-l am asked every day-hoW We propose
TO restore the gOvemment My ansver IL, tbas in ny
Judgment ia not necessary TO violate th, Constitution
| lAppause. In judgment 30 long Is we have p
written Constitution, time the requirements Of
that Constitution be violated In our Judgment bv CON
servatye conciistory acts BY the prosecution oS the
war with constitutional methods for The sole purpose Of
restoring the Union. applause and with resolution TO
fight but FOR unity letting every State hsve its own local
lns'ituions' and tight as we viii We Will respect It's
u0hesuo institutions IN the eOrt to restore the Union
ere In danger Of breaking tho Union n s abT1rd
20 say that we can restore State rstsrnAl eonnseon
by destroying is domestic institutions What would
Union be worth with thirteen States brought back
all its own institutions destroyed system OF labor abo
ished and its property all destroyedf These broken
-hT ken roTfH ha nrr1w
not be worth living with and would not be emitted to
the same privileges A. New York, Is Is sufficient to
leave all local aud domestic interests intact az they ware
before think that can see way tending peace
fu solution OF the present question though have
spoken Of I. before There is msFovsrnment sE The
South on the plea Of military necessity, well as there
is at the North. NJ word foT it the day Is speedily com
ing when in the South party will arise opposed n Ne.
eesslon, as we have arisen to put down aboitionsm.
think see thst largo majority will rise mp for ress-
ration Of the Union st the South a. soon as We have
crushed abolitonIsm under the heel of democracy In the
North We viii Eho" to them that the North s friend
to them and the South having overcome its enemy
there and the North its enemy here will both rejoice
IN the possession Of common country.
Bus poor Greeley, aftor apparently bouiu- on ves-
terday. to the majesty of the pe0 hearing
from Washington that it not ye decided y-lstbaT
the psope" should rule-aftar biting Ale for anotjsr
d. In which Illinois added the galaxy Of States
In rebellion against the sdministraton-afer it was well
Rnown in this city that the radical political preachers
'peOple"-he says this N rning
That the voters who choose 70 be represented IN
O. ngress by the Woods, the Brooks the Herrick By
ksYna1, etc. rather than by the rival candida woali
hase preferred for governor any hearty supporter Of the
edniniItraton and the war, evidence AEaopr
those confronted At the pola we DO not know ors
who did not support Seymour ths peaes eandidsts
hostile TO emancipation she President 10 fhe araft
to the war taxes etc. ETC. snd whose election was some
any soeltuds FOR tke speedy overthrow Of the rebs
he kept that aspiration within the reeesseE Of his own
breast While al sh denunciaons were reserved for ths
niggsrt and "abOliiionsts." :"
These arc the voters be it remembered, who carried
hs city by y 600 majority every one OF whom ssrs
Greeley hostile to emancipation to the President
Important concession vaiuAbie testimony
Under the significant head-whst nsxtf-sriend Gree
ley makes the following prophetic remarks:
Thy the OppoEionl hint that we Of the North on,v
in fault They inEinuate that the injuries Of ne
fsvehoders have been frghtful We mut rstrsct; We
must apoloGze we must propose soft things and oppose
muscular meAsuresi we must back The waywa-d
Sisters for mr. James Brooks to Embrace Alas the
wayyyHrd listers viii not come back for all the Brooks
Establishments nor for all the ogling Of the amorosly
expert Van Burenl With vixensh and aedulous denial
they Eneer ~ all their loverE and, in advance rese
these aHecnonate overures Long before the late cleo
the result Of il they did farhiug-that Il
made not whit Of difference to them whether the North
sustained OF dis wned the Lincoln Admnisratou-that
fair sDd hne words we're wasted upon them, and that
they would no more listen 20 the eTpostuations Of
Northern Democrats than to those OF Northern /
Republicans. Brooks heard this RvoEed-s0 did Sew !
did Ven BuTon; bat they refused to take way
ard sisters at their word 1--WE will not be perrus-
Ia said the 'serp" .Oplv listen to me darIings
shs2 Prince John "a word in your beautiful ear - ]
inquired Fsrnaudo-what do you charge to come back
to virtuous family circle q i am man Of policy"
added Ben: "only listen r Now the only answer
to all these soft appeals has been Get ou calculated
In the most scrd, tabbycst oae But Brooks and Ven
Buren,, and Seymour, and Ben and Fernando are not /
ordinary lovers They don't ask TO have their tender
quests granted unless the 'ayard sisters are perfectly
willing The next thing they will say with aheciouate
tongue and lips Of love- will be, Maynard sisters do
you pleass!'
Il is now believed to be the settled policy OF Napoleon
to conquer Mexico and hold possession Of the country
That being ue It becomes his interest 10 aid the rebels
In establishing their gsvsrnmen as barrier between
and his Mexican possessions. The rcslgnation Of NJ
Thouvene always opposed 10 any Interference IA our
affairs and appoint tnent Of n. Drouven de Lhuvs bis
successor rded decidedly sseesh" in his tenden
oes looks in that dii iecton True the resignation Of
n Thouvenel ia said TO have been can#sd directly by
tho refusal Of the Emperor to interfere just with
Rome but the appointment o. known Southern sym.
psthssT his SUCCESSOR Is 10 obedience the old
maxim Of killing two birds with one stone. The Amer.
lean and Roman questions being the only Of i'm
20 tsuee unsettled IN the civilized world, the French
Emperor has appointed prime minister in favor OF the
present stability of the Pope and destruction Of
Federal Union This points with herring eye 20 Mex
leo where the possessions and influence Of the
priests only be eoHoiated through Rome and to
America whore weakened and divided people will be
unable TO ret upon the boased Monroe doctrine Of
interference by Europeans in the affairs Of this cont
This looks Naposonie and being true Is the grandest
move made the worlds chess board for two centuries
1t may my not be, bat, coming with the d'nuncis |
ton Of the Presidents proclamation the Presse looks
10 that direction The Tec,ssisy Of tho administration
on this sldo lts overthrow the her; as Frame
and ENGLAND refuss 70 entertain the patton procI
nation military To command theirreEpeet
and cOshdenso Il should have beon placed the high
moral ground Of freedom. Bat more probable solu
ton ia their determination not 10 be pleased with any Of
our pablo m asures leaving as to dssh on every rock
possible.
In relation to tbs In'srvention ITSELF th-rs Is gan
sra belief among intelligent foreigners that the late
speech of the English chancellor 4 the exoheduer fore
thadOvvsd movsmsnt In that direction many beev-
is that within the next msnth th4 rebel OOnfsderaey
4 E,.rf
ID comes viii eome like clap OF thurder, and had
commence thinking about It. Bu D. for nv psrt,
Be settled in Europe before the Mexican priests be
turned Napoleon by the Pope. And this bei tho
sest slate have seen Of that qusstoa adourns media
ton and Intervention FOR tme to And why
should not be edournedi As have not suf-
fcently thrsshed each other and impoverished each
other to make It safe FOR even England and France 10
divide this continent and the United States peasure
But Punrh," many years ago, fOreshadOwed our |
fate in two pictures-a black eagle and white eagle
fighting in the air. afterwards falling and devoured BY
4 British lion-we nay, although TINS forewRrned d.
stick 10 the everlasting negro Upt not breakfast spell
of is left When IN that condition now rapidly ap-
pro ching. We will he go5bled up ly pasEsrby,
giving all tho future determine whether secession
abolition, bOk. the Of our destruction
most important question is pending before Judge
Barnard. Of the supreme court In Chambers in this
city Il betokens conflict between ts civil and mill
tary authorities thus stated last Saturday in the
city papers:
NOVEMBER There were two or three writs Of ha. |
beas corpus returna6le this morning in the essos Of SOL
diers who claimed to have been IrregusFy enlisted
Richmond county
captain in one Of the regiments Of Col Durves's
answered in Of the cases and stated that
the colonel would produce the soldier on Monday.
The Judge said il the c0lonels duty have him
here this morning He did wish interfere in mill
tary affairs but the contrary desired hst the country
should have the use Of all the Il could obtain yet
this sacred writ which be obeved and which
be nist enforced He had discretion 10 the mat
ter II he refused the writ, be liable TO imPrison
ment and heavy fine. The man must be produced on
ha IN bav tha vrrffa
forced There still power enough IN this city 70 |
carry the requirements Of the civil law and should
be enforced II he had call upon the whole Democratic
party for assistance In Of further refusal he
could point out way provided by statute which would
bring sufficient assistance 10 produce the acdiers here
by force II was a mistake the part Of many to |
think the military power could set the civil authority
defiance.
The captain said that nothing Of the kind was intend
IL rl,a man .unrla ha nro-lnead ON MnnAau