Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-13

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eral forces, aud cur absence from the regular
notification oaice Of the ArTEAL, We lave OBJ
served with great solicitude the attitude our CO.
tamporavieg left behind, would assume under the
regulations that might be imposed By the new
rso;g,e. As was well knOwn-the belief being
predicated upon The action Of the inysders in
every other city they have taken possession o.
freedom Of the press would not be tolerated in
Memphis, any more than it has been in New Or
leans, Nashville, Norfolk, and elsewhere. We
believed that a censorship would be established too
odious to be borne by any freeman who dares to
speak, write or print his thoughts. We knew
that nothing derogatory to the Lincoln govern
ment would lie allowed to appear, however con-
surable that dyua,iy might be. Hence our re.
moyal to this poiut, and among a people who VIC
believe will support Us in advocating the right
aud condemuiog the Nrong, at amy aud all
times.
OF our ooiemposaries le6 behind, the ArCssr
now a morning paper, sppears to maintain It's
/ former ground against the Federal policy Il
has SO tar injd,Eel in structures upon The s'ton
OF some Of the usuTPing officials IS 70 Asv"
accused ,heir lie and called forth threats thai It's
/ publication will be suspended AlSt,e, uVoeiv~i
by rs lss evening, lron = vel iasesUCd gentle.
man in lie civ aiviseS ms that ths @stter IL
freely discussed NnOpG de Federal caeSFs,
wbo, he says, have 5~tisyaaaoa % JesA e Ns'
! un'ess tho .one 81. as el,Nsals ASH scleetSa'
ar ehauoei. NaA coarse tie grNPsSetSs NNl
I ra.Sue hAs rx h<u aa1,Atsj
lie gez1 uk,>A tx sSass ~oaass3 81
pospS : posasa szsaak he FrOaaiseas 1~oay2AAs
q ae SeaA sasi st~~ssd assistance 'e the
ea,sAsEusz,s 81 he NNuh ppoa she rights u
As Sa.-s s1 p~sae q tie CSnRjerscy, con-
uauss % k pabr>hsa Urdeg the abe editorial
s~azasSs-s1, Of Col NJ Z. GuLNwAY-ls
+ea, paopresg-ari bis associates, she Ace
aa5 VS. recognized IS $ power il the cSuss
q asserting southern rights, and mp to the ter
zzsi,a Q. his eii,Orisl administration, not a
wo-5 was published which in the main was not
WHISKY acceptable to the Southern psople.
The sin Of the conductors was always well
Understood; their course toward their opponents
open sUd bold; arguments, instead Of in
usnices we're their. weapons and at al
times their position was manifest to even
the most casual reader. After 1t had en-
loved al unusual share 'f public favor, for a
series OF years, Col. GALLAwAY, in February
last, sold out his entire interest in tie establish
msnt to the present prOprietors, in order that his
whole attention might be devoted TO the Post
Once at Memphis, Of whish he had been ap-
pointed chief. Since that date he has hsd no
with the flies, AMI upon the Occups-
ton Of Memphis by the Federals, be removed
the appurtersroes Of The Post Office to Grenada
where he has since been a]tten1ius to its duties.
This paper sometimes had occasion to differ
with tee Arel04eie while under the. control of
Col GALLAwAT, but not on essentials il tbs
doctrine and lziln of the Southern man. sueh
differences were naturally adjusted by passing
events, and VIC new stand together.
IL the conduct Of the AralaRchs since it pass
ed uuler its present management, there fre-
has been much that the liends Of the
South censuTed. The change ia its spirit was so
that it became the subject of common
But we regret TO observe that since the
occupation Of the city by the Fedsrsk, a farther
.hangs is peTcePdble, Indicating a disposition
% completely acquiesce in the views Of the in
7aders-an entire deSertion o! the cause which
he journal had previously been so active in as
listing to iua1gurste. The suggestions of the
federal commander have bven commended in
i~ls;aLcs, and we have also observed in
IS columns articles advocating various measures
at variance with the policy Of the Con
We say, more in sorTow thsn in anger, that
be hsoionohs has allen from lis position as Il
Ugh toned Southern journal, within tie last few
months and We suspect 1t has not yet reached
be lowest d-Pth. Indeed, We have strong as.
urances that it will, as the result OF an arrange.
lent v 18th the usuTpers at Memphis, take open
in favor Of the old Union, in q very few
avs. BY doing SO its managers will be perpe-
a ggeiyous wrong upon the people of the
Juth who continued their support alter the re-
Of Col. GALLAWAT. The present edi-
will, we believe, prove traitors 10 their own
voluntarily made, and betray those
.hO reposed confidence in them. Let the peo-
e Of the Soulh mark The prophecy.