Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09
VOL. XIII, no. 800.

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TIE Democracy 81 Hunsfnztoo eoaptv YsHssx
~ 5st. kiaa enough % s6aogish thssEss. Eng
laaa Statea p rssoition That N the event of dfssoid-
ton o tAe Union, tbs Ec-thaass-n statss fsiIoyvfrr
IueH colgnsrea 81 interests would draw of froa1 the
Ga a4a udlte with the South IN Ccufsration having
a. Alex St9phsns remarked hnman slavery fr ~ cor
nerst0ne The Democracy of Huntington county we're
not ebiging enough designate hs ns oR FsDsrston
.n1 rs East nut We presume thsY viii insist upon
me haqsoa river a. the boundary, would not Be
- - leave New Fsrk out o. the newly co.'s
The resolution Of shs Huntington county Democracy
ma ns. oeen Eldsiy circulated among tas Donoeratc
Pgs1s q 0aio which haTs given Il ths solemn enphs-
u Icy aspi&ysd hsae lines, and have sppsrsntly
approved iis suggest0ns We asEums thersfors tbst
.sse papers e9avincsd they profess to BE- e fhs
lAity oi any attempt 70 put down tie rebeIor
have arrived at the eonclason that pernans1t asusre
III III = titeoie and are grRduslly iaapnr shszseiTes
. - s ~ a Possosss tue public nind, for such
owed n the resolution TsferTeS To- asss q shsss iour
a -le aura pro-slayeTy, and wiz % a. FAR s al.
or tue Charleston Arc1lTg Thsv T-s5js tSs~Isfors
nave no aerupes About recognising sayery 10 its broad.
- - - - i,o1ia AS readily consent 20 make il the
e ~ = -lohsi goVeEnulsnts ~ tbs deisgates
ron ne seeded States, who faasd ths Confsssrste
~ ~ alle ..T a. 4o1tgomsry Some Of shsa following
y l--P pc ol OeJoa5s Rertsa already sr za=sd IN
discussing The msrsiity or slavery aad Rave fSd ut
aa osing dlYtnely appOintsd it lathe normal souop
ol society and essential to its ptuspsrit7 lsv uifv
s 5foel deduction ey saying Il Is essential IL the
southern atas, though why net sgrav IA The Norts-
efa states tney do not pretend to show would Be 81
sAeseoAy dangerous experiment FOR them 70 snnounes
the proposition and follow Il 70 it. orie-I rs5lt. -
iaDorng classes IN the North would instantly revolt
"ete tIey % Understand that the SANE log.e which
h4Ysfy Ilgnt IA the South sso mAkes il right IN
the Aorth ana s. much normal condfion Of soeiatvi
IN the one Is IL the other Il viii require the eHrefast
eure On tha part O ths Cineiunst RFqifse and cher
journals IL leaRue with it IN hs effort q Glo1gb Of ne
Se I'd gland $ z.Cg aud unite us 70 ths ku1om 81 Jef
DAVIS, to gain ths intelligent aHssnt of the peoule 10
Z Oh
mate result the Introduction of sInTerv sud "a sxtep.
sioa over the Zee States Of tbs Northwest
bot were the publ nlld 70 bscone 90 dsbauobed as
~ @segs ne groposliion for a rss rueti tbs
basis ndleat d by ths Huntington coun " rasoiuloDs
i, - ll-s1iy IOfeshA1oFed oy Failsnd CHAN, Care,
ealla n ana otaer set-ys agents Of their Richmond
masters It Is very doubtful whether the DsTnocrscv Of
the states Of New York and PBnnsylFsnia would eor.
sen 20 separation AID reeonsruotion which shosla
Ths indications ars quite to the contrary. Prfuos
yohn van Buren who Is tho great Hogul Of the New
z OK aey st the present writing having kssTd
somsthng about the movement 10 oust New Ruelaud In
recent speech announced that he wa not prepsrsd 10
asy o! New England "WayWard sistsrH, depart n
peacei lie was IN fact constrained say something
IN favor OF New England and commanded her soldiers
ier tneir patient sndurazee, exact discipline and calm
courage de went further. The rebellion he said Il
utterly unius,ifsbs Il s rssstanes 10 the rigbtfsl
euth0ry OF the best gDv8rnment the world ever nsy
and sIuus be put down with tho hols usvr.r ~ thS
united people sentiment hat was sDrIaHded;
showing that whatever msy be the peace sad subms-
on proelvies Of western Denssrsiie pspsra and pol
e o
York in any schsme for RECOMMENDATION on tbe bsaia
proposed in the Huntington county resolutons or aDv
eoncl0sioR Of the short Of the sbsoute overthrow o
th7 Eenellon- IL the western dizorFEnznrs propose
( anything Of thst sort they must. to use common
phrase, go It sloDe.3
And In this view bf. Van Bursn is eozsstsnt A
Union with New England left cut would not be she
Unisn as it was any than Union from which al
many Southefn or Western Stses might be excluded.
L was uRder the rayiaR cry Of the Union Il HaE
that the Democratic party was rsorFsuzed and tbs
aYoWed purpoae Of reorganization, according 70 VAL
lancgban, was TO rsztors the Union 81 Il existed be-
fors the y a., Ralandigham not sHcsrs IN It, fr
be has iong Contemplated reeonHtruetion with The
Union as Il wasn't and vas among the hrHt 70 propoGs
DIVISION OF terrtory and the sstabhshmsnt Of four
several confeGeraeies Bnt he knew the valve Of catch
words and the necessity for FagaiRinF Do
aud power before attempting any sueh snterprIse
That he IS ready and anxious for separation which
shall unite the Western with the s51thern States Issv-
Ing out New England psFHou doa3t who Is ae-
quainted with the antecedsnt opinions Of tie nan and
the intense ambition vkch Possesses aim 70 shape polti.
cal events as TO give Tmanent supremacy 70 his party
and consequent importance to 1imsslf.
Following the example Of the Hunt9uetsn county
Democrhcy, We respectfully adnOnish the Democracy of
the New England and Middle States thas thsr disorga-
ling conederates in the West iatsnd to uss them a.
tools 10 this business and that their talk about the
Union ks it was is sharn and means reconstruction
without New England. II tAsir eyes are not alrsady
opened 20 this truth, they viii BE- With every dis
sster % the Federal and every event that ssss
to postpone the day Of nsfeRa triumph the rebel
lion, the Democratic leade in the West becous boder
In their expressions OF intention 70 oompste the dis
ntegratOn Of the Union for the purpose Of It's recon-
struotion new territorial basis Systematic abuse
Of New England iG Kept up for the purpose Of prsu-
deng the public mind and Veaniug he people from snV
affection they may have for the land that contains Lex
mgton, Bunker Hill, Fanusi Hall and the ashes Of the
statesmen and patriots Of tha rsvsutsn San. Rsda-
rvs Crisis the Cincinnati Eaqntrs the DAYTON FrDfrs
the Chicago TiHsss the Dubuque HsraG and papsrs of
that class di ide their lsbors bstHeea abuse Of the
negroes and Nov England Yankees, and It'll dicuit to
determine against whieh they manifest the strongest
anupathies. Ghs purpose q this continued vitupers-
tiou Of the Eastern states is clearly o0mpfehsnbe in
ne hght Of the Huntngon resolution and Its general
snd5rsemsnt by the Delrocratlc papers Of the West