Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01
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IE= Courier Ct the 27tL annouucas that It's
publication. With tha. number Is suspended and
gives tls reasons tar coming &c tits conclusion
That pape. says
The FsdeTais would -ot allO7r us an express.
lc- @: au opinion
Ilsy Would force us 10 q publication ct thsir
Infamous orders VI subjeCtion Of the properly
/ Of the office a. CJuusCauOn to tho United States
They would forbid us advocating, IL any par
! t.CUI4r, the cause u the Southern Confsderscy.
/ Having the mail facilities n their own hunds,
ior news u any klLd 1ge should Be subjected
entirely To the nj Iyl-e55-tstlCAs Of tbsIl yzG-i
/ k5deTal press.
| Although not present -at the meeting Of aItI-
| -e4s OF Adams county and Parish Of Concordia,
which passed the following resolutions, yet We
feel II q duty we owe the public, ~ well as our
selves, TO adhere Is strictly ~ po5able 10 their
!nluncuOns-auG for these reasons, II ior no
other, we could not print paper undeT : ederal
rule. We give the resolutions IS L reminder of
tls!- pledge then made for the future Couduc.
o! our people.
Ees0lred, Thst whatever lIuo Of conduct Is
adopted by this meeting, IN view o. the impeud-
ing danger, should be uniformly and without
exception adhered TO 10y every citizen Of the
county, and parish Of CgucoIdid, remaining with
IL the same
RcsolUei That l-r the mutual support and
safety Of tue cltIzeus Of the county, and adjoiu-
ing parish, remaining therein, each should sol.
emn!y pledge 10 the ether bis word and his honor
that be vii. take no oath or 10 no act incompati-
ble with his allegiance 90 the Confederate States
ct America,
Resot5sd, That every citizen OF the said county
aud parish who Is unwilling to make the foTegO
ing pledge, ought 70 remove forthwith, and that
the honor and SAFETY OF the Others demand
prompt compliance with, aud ugid enforcement
@! this resolution
For these aad other equally stroug reasons,
wo now say what lyo DO. We do not want TO
see enc Of the FedeTais heTo-they have no right
on this soil IN the business Of SKUzsi9R qRd sub
jagati0H. We hate tho very sight Of them i'll
this wicked capacity; aud trust that they may
meet the same feeling wherever they 20 IN the
South. However We may have felt iu years
long past, inclined 10 respect them ia times Of
peace, al falls 10 the ground when they come to
cur doors With the oily tongue of yygt5sc5 ..oOd,
with le stileLtO iu their belt, ready TO strike to
the heart our kind ed and our friends
We repeat, we cannot publish newspaper in
NatcheZ # gaTisoned by the Fedeislists nor
sgiH t2s
Oue more Injunction, and we have done with
our tet0 plain JoogGS Let every planter live
firmly up 10 the following act Of Congress, aud
toe euemy viii have little hope from garrisoning
any southern city:
Confederate Act passed April I9, IsG2)
SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate
States of America DO enact that it shall be un.
lawful for any person, by himself his agent, or
iu any manner whatever, transport to any port OF
place in the Confederate States, which may be
Al the time u the possession Of the enemy, OF
20 sell therein any cotton, tobacco sugar, rics,
molasSes, syrup or naval stores
. SEC lmpC-s4 heavy penalties
the final triumph OF southern institutions. That,
although at times UIr cause may look dark and
dshoafeulng yet we look forward 10 bright
and glorious future. The science Of war is fully
understood by those we have ia tue tented field
they are such officers and soldiers Gs NEVER
SAY FAIL and they viii bring cur proud 10
public il good timo TO an honorable haren Of
peace and safety.