Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

he Reverend ReCcher On Legally.
/ Toe reverend B -ec1er, - is the r8u- in these
days Of in6dei priests, turned Gods pu pit i0s3
/ political hustiDgs last Sabbath evsni. 4 and
fed the lambs Of his flock the bread Of lie a.ter
this fashion
/ ''There can b. only two parties-ihoss % no
I Uphold she rs0eis aad these Eh0 stand by tbs
/ President j know it Is said th- President is
I not the government that the CansfIaIsIu f. ths
/ government What. q dead sheaD skin psr, a.
/ ment the government I should t1ir K Dc was a
/ very fl one for some men that 7 see and hea.s
/ sometimes What is government In our coun-
1 try : Il is body of EvIHg 10 D., ordained by
the people to administer publ affair aceoIdbg
/ % laws written IN a CJn~ti a ~. i is uug "a
dry writpg or bnOz Posi- -ut Lincoln. bis
Csbii et, the heads OF the EyecutIv- D part
N Mt. are th- gOveument, d, men hzy- g1t
TO take their ehoics wheIhfr lhsJ will 60 sgaiuss
their governments or not
II these doctrines we're not fair q lci zfi0u
Of the cre-d Of the R Publican p rty As a. g.
ens expOuHdsd by its p 'Ii1cal e'd-Ts, We should
occupy no room IN our Columns with s.acl5
ON Bsechrr for the purpose Of c0mm-HT z on
them In th- Quotation made above W. .a. 10
narrow mpsss the pr-seBt platform Of ao0Ii-
tiOuism First-EheEe can be only two parties,
thosa who uphold the Te5-ls, ard those wh5
stand By the President; I this is trus now Is
b - always b-eu ti1- Of political parties i'm this
CoAuAiy IL ls Aut dS1eEs-l mat z tE5 are ollF
two parties, but there csu b. only two Darti-s.
The i'm Jossib.ity Of d ff-riug ws-h The p rs ens
upon que Ui1n of Constitutional Tigh5 or ezps-
diency WI n being traitor is here 'si.jv-.y
and without qUa.l6 -stI0n sv0we1- A- b --cner
i a man Of 80 mdaH ia--ilrg rg-1c5 not 30 know
that the statement which hs Ia N .ki 2 as a pro-
fsssed minister Of Jesus, on ths Ll-l's d-v. IN
pulpit dedicst-d 20 the service of G-d was u]s
only deliberate liz, but malicious s.zuIer
upon En old and b .uUrabIe parry, whose s1eu-
beTs had given 81 strong proofs Of .oysty as
WsS possible t.r msI Co m sIifsst. H5 Isl noe a
fool He is 4 lar, snd # We have not already
proven II, Te viii do 60 In q manner that shall
be incOnEOvsTub.e sal that viii amply Justify
the language We have used in deu8uucug tdIs
hypocuucsl siaudereT-in a m-uuer th4E viii
satisfy reasonable men that those who echo the
sen ilneut5 aud l4rgusge Of B ec-er for par
tisan and e!eeti0uPerIuk purposes are as fsss aud
malicious as ha- Now 70 tFe proofs
Turn tbs allega lou Of Beech in Whatever
direc iOu yoU pi-asr, IL is on rh- tscs Of it an
aosurdlty l. means jISs tHis: Td-rs cannot
be Two political parties in this country unless
one Of theuf Is dislJyaI The party which suJ-
noTts the esideur is the loyal Dar1y q pro-
found and logical B-ech-r, Wh-re was yeu i8T-
atty fore the President issued his EN- sHciDs-
ZION PrOelsmsti0nl Where wss tas I0ys.ty Of
your bosom friend Phillips, g. whom you have
OF bred your pulpit to Incu.cst= wh-- you know
20 be treason, If your doctrine Is C5rrecs-Fl1u
yuu knew TO be the foe OF she government
Uhsther yOur doctrine De correct o. uo-7
Uuder this reasoning. there has never been a
party opposed 30 an administration whose mem
hers were not traitors. There has never been a
Presidential election without one Of ths candid
ates vas traitor, aud is was always Jha de-
fsat-d candidate for the President Is rbs gov
eminent, aud the C1u-ut1-jrn IS on p 2 dssd
5hespskIn parchment Chi Gg8 Tunes