Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28
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We pabiishaI, iev days siHca, extracts from
The speech Of Wa. H. Seward, lateiy delivered
ir New York It IS ths nest Important iers
sAsdsTing Of the Line0.n Pslicy which hs8 ret
appeared EmaRatinE from 'ho premier 81 the
Abolition Cabia5t, it Possesses Al official siSHih
sancs. that gives TO il The fuil 0rcs Of s1ls0Ti-
.slive sancseR Seward prepares the pnbiie
mind for Linrols's aSufpai0n 81 e ar1alsi OF the
Presidency In 1864. in shs event Of tho triumph
Of the opposition hr0ugh tho sKpEosssioa OF the
We wsaId direct attention Grst tolbo foilew-
ing PasssEel
. The saesdon ls not whether he or any per
soa cosr6stsd with his Administration shall be
elected il 1854 Thai vii Be settled iB the sies-
ton os 1864 Abraham LiRe0iu wag elected II
1850 20 be President noi pas, aat Of the
-yhce Of che United S!aLssi bus he has bean
iurcibly kept sug Of psrt 81 she Usited States
-LosiGs-a Virginia, Nerih Carolina seuth
Csfsiua Georgis a8d oiher gull States. u
.hese STATES Be Is President Dc jars, bal not 90
fae.s The object Of this olscnen is tha ebjees
sf .bs var Is 10 make ABTabaa LiEc0ln
Prssideai do tacte tr0m 1860 % 1854 IA Georgia,
seath Carolina and ether gulf States, 90 10 IS
President &c 5ael0 n la sachuscIts, AoT Xerk
anu Ohio"
How crAfily expressed, yet how pisia the par
p8ss. "Ab aham Lincoln Was 5lae-ed IN lscVi
te be President over the whsle people, then eEi-
/ bF-esd in .ha agisdctioa Of the United Stsiss.
[ The 9biset Of tho war is 90 make Lincoln Psesi-
dent ovsr tho South, by virtue Of .hs 5lscu0n Of
! 1885, and, il the South esnnct be conqusIed .Rte
Z ssspsissian 10 that sectional eicchsA IN four
I wears. Lincoln has The Hglt 70 asid ever SAD
eoutieuo himself Presidents BS FiIigs 81 ihe pep
/ aisf vii As ezpsoss6d 10 1860 Bat the iyIan-
nissl sufposs Of the Abolition parry ID moi tsit to
( inference alone. Ia another portion OF tse
I spssch AR. Seward uses this language:
Il knew The war wsgsd Tor thai object wlli
/ sueesed, and Z znoW eisclOls ilz-1 tor 10 sane
1 ebisct viii succeed. They will succeed beesute
the object il asl, sud jasiiee IN politics Is nsces-
gnry. Ii is iuigssies snd down right T0she5y 81
Abraham LinGoln, aud the majority OF ci5'zeas
zbs elected hjua TO refuse him he tgll sBje yfasnt
of authority conferred upon nm IN that 0leosion.
Thags csa be no pesce and qaIct anil Abraham
LINCOLN is P1esi1ent, under lhal election OF the
whole Uailsd Gtstos
"Thefa esA be no pss.e or quies until Asfa-
ham L.asoin is Prssd0n. andef tkat elssti6n
fIssO) of tho whole Unitod States" Mark toe
laususee. and how tke idea Crews steadily and
saprosehes with deadly purpose thls climax o.
2 bratsl foroei.y:
es Pso resu't 10 be altsirsd Is as important L
a7r sppsnents a5 it il 10 uss Wat If, ts1opgf
: hst5le and satfage, he Presiaent WRs VA
elected IN 1861 should, by MS opponents d
VENT ont Of lho presidency Of the Uaited siate
! until another election What If they shoul'
r ibsn suecssd 10 elecliHg President n lso'
j agalast he mEioTiiy who elected AoIahA7l LIN
!. s5ia Ia 1853 Can that majority be expecte.
3 10 scauissee, Hitaoas yollsg End ,sItnoul oiS9o
o shed. Ia he sesaen 81 Jeisrsos Dsvis, O SsA
C BIeekinridgs, or HoIaiio ssyinea Sei
} tsainls nss; and then you have peTpasuals
l. civil var WhieA 10 nsthiRg else lhaE psipe1a'
10 aBaFchy.
7, L.ot us MOI b6 dscsivad- Abraham Liaesi
.t must bo President OF South Carolina ana 5ee
d ia by vTtue Of his election "a 1861 OF net on
b shs peace Of the Union, bat he onlea iissh
forever lost Peace comes through nat success
o. and In no skhsT gay."
u There is 10 Cqaivoeateh u lals iaasaas
le Ii tae Beobls Of ne N0rlh vote against Lineo
ls IL 1864 it viii BE- a robbery ct the Presidents
0i rights undor the election OF 1906 aAd ne Ve
VII be disregsrded. IN otheI words sne ss
e pie esa rs-oiset Abraham Liaooln 10 1904, OF
IS will usuTp lhe Presidency oy coup q. a.etas y
% keep himself in power by she aaysnet, untll !
70 South accepts bia ralei l3 snort, 20 vii
Of President lof life, for the South viii never I
sent his ruio, or livs under bis AdminlssTasis
Ct or soknswlsdgs his authority. Inc lssue
les lojnea, aHd Lincoln ths AD0iaon tyTsns, n
,E- prepare aceordlngig. Les bum rash to tas ss
8nt sualms'ion Of bis desP0asm By an armed as
ng patron Of the Presidency Il Is me last 81
w Tat kIoaks the esnsl's back--itIs the last d
ms thai causas ihs sap Of public bitterness and