Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-06
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Correspondence Of the New York Herald
UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION OF AFFAIRS X
MARYLAND
| WASHINGTON, August 26.-Ths condition 5f
affairs in Maryland is not satisfactory 70 lovaI
! Union man. It is well known tha. the rs1sis
| there ara thoroughly organic d IN every county
In ths State, and there IS reason to believe they
! ere fully prepared with arms, aud Ouly wait an
| opportunity TO raise the black flag Of rebellion
/ The military authorities are strongly urged to
| require the disarming INN sdiatsly of al who
I viii not take tbs oath Of allegiance.
| EFFORTS TO EXTEND The TINE FOE MUSTER
ING fa TROOPS
There have been numerous applications a. tbs
War DspsTtmsnt to-day 70 al extension Of tzs
time fixed for mustering volunteers. In some
cases where regiments are nearly full, aud there
are strong ASSURANCES of being abb % 6 DO them
with volunteers in few days, eE eusi1ns have
been granted, generally until the 1t Of SsD,e H.
Der, aud n a few instances for 10 = dsvs later.
The question Of extending the tins for v0iau-
.seEiug IS becoming one Of vast political inp3r-
sauce, in reference to the effect u5on ths a9-
preaching congressional elections I. is ALLEGED
ihat n many States the .rts o. the rad.csis 20
grrvsrt the war for the Union into one for so1-
iitioR have induced nearly ali ihs D u3crats ID
mold back from volunteering uUdrr rae recent
call, snd fears are entertained .aat the delsy OF
the draft, under exs ing circuustsnes Will in
peril the elections Of republicans in n any close ?
contested districts. Tnis is said b. b. ths c.ss
TO an alarming exten. in Pennsylvania and ia a
good many Western dsEric.s. For this reason
the immediate resort TO the drafting process is
strongly insisted upon.
DR.. BROWNsON's s ADDRESS OK PCLIC AFFAIRS
De- B-ownson was serenad-d tonight at VII
Iard's Hotel An immense audience was Assem-
bled to hear the speech On pubic atfllrs irJzl
SO noted observer and lecturer. L ws5 en-
ph8sicaliy q war speech H Is 10 favor Of tas
most vigorous mes5urss possible for carrying on
the wsr; but the gist Of his remarks Uers a
strong plea fJr a proclamation fJr IN mediate
and universal emancipation. Hs deUisi 55iug
an aboit0aists and asserted that while nine
tentbs Of tue loyal people ore in favor uf smsa-
cipasi0n, the same nlne-teCths would cs horrffs5
at the Introduction of negro eu1siiv he
argued that It Is Necessary We should make Wer
with s.l our might but 4 is also necessary, uot
only for the support Of the army in the field, but
for the public welfare and safety, ths sufficient
number Of laO0rs-s should DO left et home %
carry on cur industrial Operations In this r.
specJ the South has an advantage; for while ths
whole Of her white male population capable OF
bearing arms are in the field, battling against
he Federal forces, four millions Of sturdy ll-
1orers are left at home TO engage in Agricultural
.nd mechanical pursits. he insists that q
3-cc,stion Of emancipation 70 this four millions
4 working men in the South should bs issued
without delay &c believes this would bs a
ztal blow 10 the rebellion. He accepts the
Presidents policy so far, but pr5eialms tlz1 row
s the time for him TO do more than be is willing
o do toward freeing the slaves in the South
The speech was heard atrsntiyey By tho
.r0wd, and vas loudly ehesred at the conclusion.