Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
A Divided vsuA.

/ From tbs ChcRgo Tines.
'' Zee more sssu iaesHd arg, the scarcely less
tkaa internal spirit ePIsssaJsd By NJ. Sumner
/ 10 tbs S.uats Werdsu Pbiliies in ths f5rsm,
aEd he Tri5Hass Of The press, hAs BHsSd NE
/ Soulsern Bsop.s sas RoW thEeassas 10 drvtds
/ he Torts. suid ThgTlsW Wsed, in his Albsny
/ EssatEg Journal, IN July lass.
II this intesEaI spidt Of sbolitioHism had
uuit@d ths people of ihs SoutA 30 lone age a.
/ July, vhss no coskseaEss bill kad bSes passed
( and 70 emancipation pTeclsusatisa ssesd, Whist,
( probably, is tho sttts oi she southeru Public
mind nov, si1re tho n fsrntl spirit hEs borne as
/ rui c c5Ehscadoa biz. Pspe's order, and an
-msrc patton Proclamation
If ans infsrnsl sririt of abolihonism only
threptepsd in July 20 divide ghs NoTth, tss zoon-
+ Day sun il ci3udlsss dsy is ncs aors ssisahls
( thsn t5sl IN 0cs0beT the dFssdsd mischief is &c
I comp ish-d
4 has been by no fault Of the Democracy that
( the R8rtaeru unity wkieh sremed 70 prevail at
I the beginning of the war ia broken The Ds-
m0cTAcy nt she eusss cast ssjds ell considsra-
lions Of parry, and fsllisd 20 tie suFpsFl Of tho
Presid-ut on tire specific yriasi5les Of his iBsu-
gBra address and Of the CritteAds= Tssol asio, g.
70 sli Of uhich TIE Presidents sArty did solsunly
commit themselves Here ras . besis of union
y hich migh hsvs besa eRdsrize wkiuh he De
uIrc rscy nave earnestly sought ts n&ks aaduf-
iBg, spd upon Faieh sbo DsnocTscy 60 faithfully
stsad to-day. That it hss ftisd--ihst rs Norm
Is a divided Daopie-is Solsy dus b. " ina nora
lhsn shesnS ary ths searcsly isss than internal
ii gis rssressHrei BY Mr. Sumusr il ths Ssnais,
wendell Phi.iiPs in tho forem, and the Tribsses
# Re ptoss'
1t has been transparent certainty from ahe
beginuing, Lat upsn gsTtisea measures fsT tAs
nrcsscu i5n II The esr, TIE Nsfsk psslo DIVIDE
I vas IS plain b-ioTs be smssciy yatsn pfocis
msion wss iss0ed, that she EsrtA ~culd divi3s
up0n il, as il is now psin that il hAs divided
upon t Il this view sl5ns, it was 3 dia5oii-
caily wicked TasasuTs, As "a every Other view il
Fas a measure Of iE0acuabls mischief
None bgtsae dead blnd kavs failed 20 see fer
s louz whl- PSI tbet With the lssdt-s Of shs
R4sabiesD parry, tire waT md bscsss, net an
issHunenE4,iiF of RBV8LUTIoN-an issKumsr-
Iai y aos 20 pstOfs ths Usiou e il wa, but 5e
" establish q Uliyn - il ought % be" Is Is
susceptible of tbs ceaTest proof Nat these lead
-rs have sought - pro,org he W, BY smsar-
rsssing ths operations Of zee SsasralB sad pre-
venting decisive vjctsries sgsinst the rebels,
tbst, through the WEAKNESS OF exaspeTstion Of
the pubiie mind, il might be converted into =
war q tsE'riTeTs.l negro e71snclps.ien
EE We fud tie fauowing advertisement in
the Mobile Mons. We publish it as matter of
news:
The following telegram, received at these
n7a quarters, september oOLh, 1862, IS published
tlr the information of ali concerned:
RiCHMOND, Sepiernber 80 1862
" GENERAL FoRNEY: Discharge 10 more
men between the ages Of thirty five and forty
Eve under general orders, No 81, as the new
con cript biA has passed, increasing the age to
forty five. s. S COOPER,
Adjutsut aud Inspector General
All men between the ages Of thirty five snd
forty-fve. who have been discharged from regi-
und general otders, No ~, current series,
sdiatant ard iuspoctOT- general 9iee, since the
son of September, 1852 are ereby notified
taat such discharges was illegal and void, ard
they are required 10 fs9 pin their respective e1m-
aands forthwith
.Bg command Of Grig Gen. J. b. FoRNEy.
s GROOM, A. &. General