Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
VOLUME KIN, NO. 244.


tsen. Hc9ielisu'a Victory In 7Taryieud-
EHEiish fdcH- Or n Peace.
From TIE Loaaon T.resssrs al
4t-ih7 lass dispatch cf General BleCl lsIan can
De accepted as utaeut.e. and. if authentic. r.
e'h ans 2 tine account Of the onee cement near
ll.dlietcwn, 8 g.eam Cf success has q h-fls
I Frightened the darkness Of the Federal csuse
I5Rt ws arc c1mp@-ed- 20 receive tha i.tel5 5rence
with same caution, even though General Pogo
J was roi the ccuHiz-4er. We tex. of .drm6-
military reports, little roug6hewn, psrhaps. ~
neadq ueTters. have bad thsir paragraphs u uued
and shaped BY ;hs 0fieal powers Of tie Wa
| Bepsrims t-t.listhey rather said whst th. pub
/ lie wished to hear than what ,hs facts rsquied
should be tod
Though a greater victory than that row
claimed would stll leave sle Federa govern
msul ~ desperate position, Inc military ad-
vantage eoutras-iEg as Is toss with suc1
seues Of dsfe1ss is likely 10 produce a gress
effect NeE York requires but sight eucouT-
sgs1ens % be Hr peiul, and b2,..5 en-, though
fought on the wrong side Of Washiug-7u. VIII
probably make me com cereal capital jub lana
Uaiess reversed oY some CoHlrd-ra-e couD, Ike
Jsekson's csec=nt through the Mauaas-s GAP
ou }hs dsuk Of General Pope, when b. tlQugrs
hluseif VlcfoTi9-r. the PRESENT euC'Eau ut 7I.i
revive McClelisn's military credit CousI5e--
ing the eTcunst'Rces under which be sat oUs
rom washington, 10 pursuit Of the successful
C9ni-deTates is IS 8 considerable achIeVe nent
% hETe marched or iorgst st an ". he has
done both with a ceisn that did not dis-i
81 1h his operations II ihe = P5ui1sHia, and la
has done DC with troops .Lsi Must have he=n
discouraged BY contiuusi retreats AMI tie spec
Lacis presented within ths In. Of Washington,
ffom which they again moved 50 recommerce
the Struggle. But If Mcclellan has real Iy Won
E5e baEtla, l. is still fstsli.y q .he Federal
Ca5inet that Il vii nos gain 81 unqualified s1-
vantage rom = Ihst generals past failures
viii be attli5uted 70 its cfdaisl iuteFterlnce al
hi, plans; hrs success wiil date from tle mo-
meBt dire necessity compelled the F07errael1
20 leave nun freedom 5t acton. The govern
meui IS unpopular eIOug7 even for success 70
DO turned Inlo WeapOa against T.
The bert result OF any successes Of the FEEDER
Al arms, no~ thss 5is war has rolled up 10 -as
north OF Washington, weUld b. ths possibility
OF HoEora1ly turiIng them % account By acce PIT
lrS TIE hsr Of -he Sou bern C1rg-ass. A. laass
70 CONSIDER some terms Of peace Ihst BODY 30
shortly % discuss the guest tou, ana if any pro-
Pessl = nsce i viii require an susWer IL nay
De q - -u,. to give 1ur no possible conditions
oI peace can BE- f@sglned .hat would u-t De bet
Ter ieT ih8 WE0is nsslu than eou-iuusuce cf
tae war. II less ibau $50 yesEs 0fc1rA ct have
lefi tie c0uquess Of the Slurh m re remote thau
ever, and crested dis-eIsio1s lhai threaten t1
spit u9 the North Itself. what viii ta .hs sta-a
of things two years hcrcsl Ans6y the worst
consequences Cf civil war begin 20 a1pesr It
10 GIoudisss cannot conduct the war fhe noun
tam meg "CrEahizs its sections For tse first
the a tie hlstory Of tbs RspHblic something
Re sse deposition OF compelled resignation of
ias President Is dj-cG-s-i Those yao have
been the most zeatcu- supporters Of his govern
msnt BoW declare that It's weakness sud inca
pscity msks i " e prey o. the first strong hsad
7suruTing 20 Sc e i" Before tire strong hand
sPrsars-PTobsoly vi h a sword iu it-,ha gov
.rnHent you'd Go wei 20 tear Whist the south
.fn CobfsdeFacy hs' % propose ss tle condition
}f settlement Without a ehsnge 0f policy
victories 10 the field viii be very barren sue
,esses.