Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16
JOHE G.. THOMPSON,
SAMUEL MEDkRT,
AaOs LAFMAE,
A q THURMAN,
GEO L. CONVERSE
Democratic Stale Central Com. Of Ohio.


sdEHse
The New York Wsrld tells as {ssys the Rieh-
ul5aj Disyaich) what we had previoesly heard
from asouree entitled to credit, that he draft
has proved = complete failure, not having Sc
cured the services Of 10000 men, ali J0Id
throughout tia whole Yaakes Sktss. Now
these CO. 900 men viii % but = very short way
to al up the gap NADIA IN The Yankee ranks IN
1868, st CisneslloTsvills, ct GsttysbuTg, at
CaisksRsuga, at Vleksbufg, ard BY sickness
and assertion which have pFsvailsd to q most
unususl extent throughout TIE YANKEES srmies
everywhere
Secondly, the NJw York Tines, a short time
since, in the course Of an editorial, designed to
spuT U2 the hsggiRg energies Of its Government,
stated that ths gTssteF part OF It's army would 60
ont of service next May; that the winter snd
the mHd w0Sld prove most powerful suxiliaries
assiust the movement Of cur troops, ss they did
last year and the year before; that the rebellion
mast. therefore, 30 crushed before November,
and that If not crushed before that time, it could
not Do before next fan. Il stated thai the only
troops that Il would havs on hand f0F the grand
crushing operation next Maybe EARLIEST day
At which Il would be p~ossi5le 10 open the cam
Bsien-would be the new e0uscripts. It stated
their strength nc TIRES hundred lhousaad, but
me estimate Of the Hsrsd, we nave reason to
know, Is nsarer the msTk.
Thirdly In commenting upon the failure of
Roseerans' Georgia campaign, the New York
Hsraid revealed the fact that it was undertaken
for the purpose eff seiZing several hundred
thousand bales Of cotton known 20 exist in that
State, which 10 ds8mad essential to support the
credit Of the Yankee fuABces. This IS = start
log revelstion. Il wss hoped By the Yankees
that tho cgtten would be sold in Europs for
specie, aud thss By mesBs Of the money thus
acquired, tae credit Of shair 6av5Tnmsat would
b sustained. But TIE enterprise has lzi!sd, and
the relief is not afforded Tbs Indebtedness of
Yankes3om b Earops certainly does Uns fall
short Of ora Thousand millions. Europs is grow
ing impatient and must have the principal or in
Interest in specie. Y2akss30m, it5 ~yissiissl ia
T0sf into Georgia h%vi-y failed, eau pay mother
principal OF interest When the financial bah
BE shall hsvs exploded, what Is YBnkeed0m
to d2l
Fourth, and finally. In order. to r~siafores
Roseerans, the Yankees are compelled 20 take
heavy desschmsnts from he army Of Meade At
the very time when that officer IS expected 10
make = fresh ''On to Richmond" and whom, &C
c5r1ing 70 The Nv York Hsr1ii. there can be
nc doubt Of his Success. II the Yankees have
The overwhelming force Of which they boast,
Why is Il necessary 30 dcplsts one army in
order b strengthen another 2 IR order 60 rein
force R1secrzns, also. they ara stripping the
whole lower country Of troops, thereby expos
ing Is to r-eoeeupst0e By chr u0eBs. Why sn
this, if th8y have the hosts they pretend to
have The fact Is, their mighty armie5 are, for
the most part, men - bUclIram." Thsy exist
nowhere bHt in TIE iHaaginiszion Of Seward and
their sditors. Their zeal strength is nos greatly
superior to ours.