Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-31
rAs PsaH.yivusia sai.e.. ana @ Freedom

EEo aeamsyir runfu EdfEosr and % Freedom
OF SPEECH
At ihe State DeIn0cEsic EDITORIAL convention
recently held IN PennsYlVGuiai the .o-1Wing
-esoluhons were sdOptsa
WHEREAS, The fresd0aa Of speech aol Of .le
press has ever been a cherished right founded
as well in rrssou Gs IN law, aud gusr n.ea1 %
Us by the Constitution Of the United States 81
veil as tho Constitution Of Psnusyv
AID HheTsas- ifs maintenance FL cs-eBiiai io
shs Intelligent exercise of the elective I5rcuiza
And whereas, its abridgemaut OF suppressisu
is a direct thrust 81 liberty, aud. iu poDu'ar
government like ouEs, tseit confession teas
tie acts Of those Who attempt s0 unEazfsuta1lT
% destroy this sacred right, viii n1t stand th7
test Of pBbiio discussion ard sHs verdict Of
Tree psopis ihsTsiofe-
ResolUed. Thal freedom 1i speech and Of the
press IS ~ necessary 90 tlo 1sTDs-uitv of liberty
A. the freedom Of the 1sll0t-boc; snd those who
1ssail the rights Of the tor-aer W1U-l nos assi.
tsts 10 strike dosn The latter and a-a -qoa.y
the enemies Of the people
RtsotBsd, That We enphasesiT asaounca
every attempt tO iutsTfare with or a1lidgu tHe
liberty of speech OF Oh the press eler il BE-
by the unlawful arrest ana 5HzDI.l-lrneut ol
3uaic speakers and editors OF by supffe5 NJ
uFWsDaDars BY either mob VIoisEc5 Or pretended
civil or military authority.
Res0lssd That iuasmuch AS his .i5ertV In.ar-
ess every citizen, and iis denial, anEidga ament oF
axtiHctien nay effect him persona 81 we eaii
upan all, without diatneion of psr-y. 90 Vinai-
cate their high privileges ia tins oshalt, ard
here we eznH8t bui express oar sst0Distuzeat
that Rspu0icsu editions have nos only -i7oa ~
and seen tlis dearest Of American reli1 vols
ted. bat have sciaslly approved and ioaqrssQ
lhe violation.
Rssolusd That. lsi others 10 zs tisg maT, l1r
ouTsa.v=s, we intend 20 ztsllup l1r oar rigllIs
as American irsemsHi tnst wa Uil sever yleld
hem, bus viii assert a1d usiulaiu hem 81 oar
voices by our votes, and. it 1oed be-, ul.h osr
lives.
Rss0lBsd. Tbs. sbs s5-ca1od q d Ia
american people ars bus slair agents, aud ta
der y the right Of the principles 90 duec-, con
troll Gr criHcs8 the acts Of thslr egeul8, ls as 1s-
pugnant 10 the principles Of law as Of comIaaa
sense.
Wind WhHt Eou Say before 8hndreas
lt lB always well t8 avoid saying any tliHs
ihpr0per, but especially 80 before children aaa
here parsnts, as well ss eshsrs, ara often .n
isulL Children have as many ears as EroWn
persons, and they-aTs generally more attentive
90 what is said before them. What they hear
they ara apt 10 repeai; and a8 thsy have ne dl5-
cro,isu, and not sufficient ka0Tleago OF iha
WsTld 20 disguise anything, 20 is generally
fouud that children and fools speak 5hs -rl,l.
See that 5sy's eyes ztis.eu wHlis vou sPeaE O
3 nsighbsr in language tnat you W11l1 11i have
rapsslsd. BE does not fully understand whist
you mean, but he viii remember every word,
and Is viii Re strsnVs if he does nos causa yea
70 blush BY the rspebistDu.
A gentleman was iu tho habit of calling aE "a
Bsiehbor's house, and the lady bad always sE-
pressed much pleasure in seeing him. One dsY,
lust after she had remarked t0 him Der happiness
from bis viait, tBs Lt..s boy sl.a-sj tla roOl-
The gentleman took hin on bis knee. aad
asked
90 are you glad TO sec me, George
" No, SIR replied .h9 boy
Why not, my little maHf'
Bscsus5 m0Eh8r don't want you 70 come,
said George.
Here Be mother looked dagzers st hsr little
l0u, and hsr tacs isaeams crimsQ1 5ut be saw
BotIing
IR3osi, how d.. To1 know .aatl'
Because she SAID yesterday sac wished teas
old bore weuli net call again
The gsnt.smaa's hat was soon in Fequisitiou.
and be left with she imprs5 ion that truth b
mig a.y aud viii prevail