Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-20
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In tle beginning q lL4 Flee74-l p-sv-y Weli
says thsA Riehmoud WIG, Gle fanatics Of he
< North plscsd 50 lo# an essimsie On the ability,
Of be South to defend herself 6rd so Nigh On
estimate On their own srgl and vslor'
that they employed JoHs Baowy, and fnrn-
ished him with arms, wagons. horses, money,
spades, pixies and picks, ana sent hin to
Virginia with .hirty m4n. r. begin the war Of
-ubiagation So little dil those f5nasics know
Of fe south thai they actually believed Chat
JoHS BRowS, With his li.tIe handful Of men
could start ths ball Of su6jlgation successfully y
st Harpe-'s Ferry, and ei1h the aid Of the ne
groes aud the opponents Of slavery IN the South,
the ball lsouIa roll Or, from county to county,
and from State 70 sle. gathering force Ike q
bsU Of snow, until the whole South you'd be
crushed 1has delpsion having been dispeiled
these fanatics, in ths next place, conceived the
idea thst the second JoHE BRowS alias ABE
LiNCoLE. (a man Of less sense and ability than
JHoS BRowN). could, wiih IS 900 men. sub
jugste the Sou.h in ninety days"
That numba1 Of Yankees was at frst deemed
ample 70 accomplish sbs work ia that brief Pc.
riod. The secoud case Of d=lusioa was seon dis
PEELED Then, ihges hundred ih9ussud, Eve,
eight, an6 ten hundred ihoussnd Yankees were
successfully brought forward 70 accomplish tie
aork snd stl the task of subjugafion is not
accomplished The rebels. vho ~ hIst had
only twenty days allowed diem to disps-se
and 90 to their homes, are not yet, 0fssr the
lapse Of Eve years, dispersed Nov she Yankee
Congress has authorized Old ABE 10 call cut
three millions Of men 20 Do tie work which it
was<at first sapPo e5 could easily be accom-
plishsd b seventy Eve thousand men ia ninety
dsys-snd with ell their boastsd strength, they
are calling upon the negroes 70 help them. OF
course, At this enlightened stage Of the conF0-
xersy. It viii be like calling spirits from the
Vastly deep" Bat were is Otherwise the South,
uish the advantage Of scsing on The defensive,
and staudiag on her own sol, and fighting for
homes aud f7esi1es, and al that is dear to a
people. viii be fully able 70 ward of success
fully The blows Of tbe fanatics, whether made BY
8 portion OF the whole Of their wooden-nutmeg
nasaltwsugefs.
To show tie delusioa Of Yankeedom in the
beginning Of the wsI. We copy the extracts be
IoR~fom Northern psPers. These e elegant ex-
tracts were copied about 3 year ago into some
Of our papers, but second psFhsel Of them,
after tbs lapse Of another year, VIII Be found re-
freshing
In view ef tie delusion Of tie fanatics, in The
beginning, in reference to tie easy task Of con
.onsripg tie South, we-caa vel understand Why
volunteers SO freely rusbed al fsst to the Yankee
standard. They iaucied hat the work Of sub
sugasirg tbe South would be nething more tban
: breakfast Job, a pleasant holic Of g ninety
DAYS duraaon Two years' tdel however,
has opened their eyes, and An en5 liss come to
volunteering. They have row 70 Re drsege5,
sysl were. " the butchers 10 the slaughter.
AID we're it in heir power to raise tas immense
army proposed. it would be nothing more Tran
mob ol rslucianls, aiding but little. if any,
epeih q tba.lorce now IN the field
Bat resa the lollowing extracts from Yankee
paDen sbout tie ss slat hossiltiss broke out,
5or lie eonhrnsaon Of ibs rulh Of what We
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