Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-04
VOL. XIV, NO. 90

commanders known TO Be in Lanes interest IN
several fights it was grasely stated that thess
doughty warriors had killed more Of the saem >
than their own number; fhsl two Thousand men
hsd fought twenty thousand for two successive
days by ShTswsburv clock and hat The Cue-
my were Al length forced 70 retire pellmall lesV-
ing unspeaksble amounts Of artillery and stores
behind thems and 10 less than s-tiTss thousand
Of their desd" upon the feld These and SINH
lar reports were common AZ the time when Sen
I ator jim was laboring 70 have one "a bis tools
made major general, and placed ia undispuisd
command Of the department. They ware Gag
erly swallowed up By the Abolition press, and
were quoted in dispsIagemest Of the less bdl-
liant battles fought By conservative generals Of
the regular army. Bat ~ last, after the promo
i ton sought BY Lana had been made, i5a truth
I lsaksd ont through the rebel j1Urrals and other
! sources, and the country finally woke 0p 70 q
l knowledge that it bad been shamefuly, persist
! emily and deliberately duped b. On organized
I system Of wholesale lying
We venture 70 affirm that there Is not an Oh
/ Ger who served win or nsaf Lane in the eafly
campaign Of Missouri and not . MISSOURI citi-
zsn acquainted with the facts, and entitled %
credit TOR dis statements IN q eGUTs CT justice,
who viii not testify today, IF called upou, that
/ Lanes march through Missouri az the bead Of
/ hl5 Kansas brigade, was simple devastation
a sort Of giand carnival Of highway robbery
\ and surgiary--ths very ap0taecsis Of JayhaVIk-
I ing. Political principles were heid 10 profound
conteulpt 50 i0ug As iaere was good horse 70 be
stolen, farmyard 70 Be deysstsd, bureau 70
I Be rsnsacked, strong box 20 be carried ctf-
The slaves Of ske most devoted Uniosists shared
the fate Of those owned By generals in Prices
sTmyi and 90 far was Llans's enOruity in this
respect carried that even Gen HnHteE-wbO
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property is al stake, though Otherwise al honest
msn-wa5 compelled to intoTiers and to issue
orders Of restitution
Ths present efforts 70 secure Gen SchOefsld's
removal, OF 20 haFs Kansss erected iato 8 sePa-
rate department., under command Of some Jay
hawking general. are only the last mazifesta-
tons Of Senator Jins desire 20 obtain control ot
the quaFtarmaster, c0muIlsssrY and pay depart
ment8 Of the army IN Kansas alQ tie LgKfIsgIl6s,
with carte Maaehs for plander 10 shs border
counties Of Missouri and Agkznsas Rsd-hand-
Cd, rapseiOus, utterly unsCrupulOua as to VeIa-
city, making Joke Of homicide, and ready 10
base political power cn the devastation Of rs-
giou half as large As Ear0pe-Sanaier slI.n Lane
il true type Of the nIHd Of men evolved b
the workings Of Abolition principles in us hot
bed OF q frontier population. Let our uDrghk
President spurn his insolsnt pretensions and
kick him and his h0yde Of harpies into outer
darkness. There ean be no pescs in Kansas,
no quiet or sscurity, except that Of ashos and
death, along the Missouri berdar, while this
great srchstyps Of the lanaHeal party is permit
ted to roam and rsFass aRwhipt Of Justice.
The Radicals and the Blacks In New EsrI.
The New York correspondent Of the Boston
Journal, draws the following picture Of the radi-
cal sgitator Of New York, in bis relation to the
negro;
The radicals among Us who never command
attention unless they s-o sapping the foundation
Of things, are just now trying 70 create q seHss-
ton By writing and speaking Oa negro equality
They are urging the black mar and blsek
woman to demand place in society uot nov
accorded to them-to get into the stages and
ride 10 the cars, run for offices, and demsnd the
best peWs in The most fashionable churches.
These especial friends Of the black man would
10 him 0otter service By eounseiieg him TO Gt
himself for pisces Of usefulness, which ara now
clo-ed against BIN.
Nearly sA ths preIadiee which eLista against
the Col0red people originates ia bad principles
taught then and bad conduct growing out of
them. Nearly 81 the ears and boais and trains
sdmit them as freely as 6ny other passengers.
Tne Third and Eighth avenue cars sdmit them
indSseriminatsly; tue Sixth avenue road has
ears which sduit them, into -hicb white men
and womea enter IS eagerly as iato any Uiasss
where colered persons are not seen On the trains
or boat, sud their presence eXeites nc remaIk-
The most popular restaurant in New York hss
been kept for years By q col0rsd man Squads
Of soldiers pass through cur streets % and nom
the rendezvous for troops, aud white and colored
soldiers mingle indIscriminassly. Ia some ot
our most fashionable churches the sexton is
colOrsd man Ia many Of our lsadirg hotes
the steward is . negT0. Il vas 90 in ail Cur
fashionable watering places, fcom NiagarE Falls
20 Saratoga, snd from Saratoga % Cape Nay
At Saratoea the colored steward, feeding SIX
snd seven hundred s dsy-marshaling his
forces with the sbiiiiT Of bngsds eommissary,
ordering the miliOuarIss right and left--Fss no
mean psrsonage- The negroes .Wou.d be EN-
ployed 10 day IS generally Is white men, if they
were eompetsnt-as coGchmen aud walters,
servants and cooks, as mechanics and ueE-
chants clerks OF cophdentisl secretaries, plots
aad reports VIA their oWa hsuds they fling 10
the gates that bar Them from good positions.
They herd together 10 foriorn paris Of tie city
and heir dwellings, can b6 detected by negll-
ysrcc and disOrdar. dirt and iisiurbznce IhaY
are too often u6vissn IN the appearance. and
disgusting il their behavior ase rude sra uu-
civil braHling and Cffsnsive. They enter pub
Hc conveyance with de6ant an, crosia puhhc
disturbances by their uuseemiT 5ehzviCr, and
thus feen to domand what Wouldba cheerully
conceded 70 them with a mors quiet mannCr-
All this results from their isolated po8ilon-
from the instructions they have received rom
their superioTs 90 assert tleir Tig sFhil0 mono
have felt It ther duty 70 so c0uu5sl them as 70
ft them for any position they ere qualified g f-l.
The excellent positions obtained and the a5i-
ity with which t3oy ara filed BY lha stewards
and others to which We haFs alluded, show The
ability Of the nazT0 snd the readiness ol society
10 receive him. II the sslf-eoBsttuted fra0d Of
the negro, instead Of hSuudfug them on 10 POSI-
tilns which viii nos be conceded without pre-
garation, would leave taoir high eniasnces from
which they lee nre lllA-ss5I-go down in the negro
quarters IN our cities aaa soWua-teaeb them
nov to live-inpart habits Of neasoess and
econ0my-tsaeh them how to reform thsir Cffsn-
si7e style Of liviug-gi7c them lessons il pro
pristy-educsts thsm-urge them to acquiTe tho
frades and ar3s af i.s-givs iham a helping
hand ia their mach up from s9e'ai deefadation--
/ they would thus DO tae race a social service,
and do more in short time 20 eleFsts it than BIZ
/ those insane efforts which only inhsEe desires
which eOnn0t be ssssded aud u7zs persons to-
calm positions which they ara nos capable cf
filing. New York viii employ the Negro IN any
position that be can hl as well or bsttsr than
the white man.
High Times in QuiueY.
From ths st. Louis Rspubuoan.l
Tie RspubHcans Of Qlincy, liiaois. eels-
brstsd ths result Of the reesut elections On Sun
/ day last, snd TO end mp crowd Of soldiers from
the hospitals went % the ofies CT the Herald and
/ demanded that the stars and sfrpes Be displayed
/ from the buildiuq IL seams that Caufain Aus-
I Brooks, ihe editor, bad already started from the
/ court house to raise the flQ ia celebration of
/ auiis q different event. Of which We shall pres