Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
Ths 6'rcni5spt'z Letter 10 BrsHe-Bems-
cratic HSe1faZs Ia SsutherR AlliHois.
Cnrraganndanca OF lha ST LonIa Rannhllea,-l

Ceres FOE0ence OF the st. LOUIS hepubIcan,i
sPRIsGFIELD, Ill, Oeteber "A, 1868.
The publication of President Lineoln's recent
letter to Charles d. Drake, and his refussl 70
remove Gen. Sobefold is ss staging q Tsbuke
Of the radicals in iAsse parts as Is Is Of thoso IN
Missouri. The convention Of the Sd OF Sep
tenboT, sr, as il is called, "the great Union
MASS meeting" would have pssse4 resolution
indoTsiRg the radicals in Missouri, had II net
bsen that it WsS deemed bad policy " to med
die Ia the affairs ef other States. It was no
zeal vast of Bymps,hy with Missouri Jacsbins
that caused the meeting to preserve silence ia
tais Hlattsr. The radical newspapers OF this
State, ficm the Chicago 1TibsHs aud the Spring
Geld J0aFRai, dOWB to ths country weekly, ali
hevs expressed more or less sympathy with the
parry Of the Missouri BeaecrGf Bot it seems
that Gr. Lincoln "den't SEQ it in thsE light,
Ths Journal is silent as yot, and Of coarse is II
qussasIy IS to what II should say. But 30
grsst is its serviity thSt it viii doubtless in
dsrss everything lhs President does, at tho s1-
Bsnso Of consistency, and even Of truth and
common deceacy. Il has denounced Schcfsid
and prslsed the radicals. Il is now called upon
IN sT0sr 10 be loyal" 10 slUltily iis previous
course, "turn tsil," and threw up its hat for
Gen Scho6ald, and give three gTOaas for the
Leans, tie brakes, and the ether Tsaicals.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.
I see freua tho papers ia SeHthern Ilineis tkst
he DsSocTsey il that part Of the State are hold.
irE numerous seeetiEgs, sad thai the people are
rsltyirg a1ouad tho Democratic standard az in
davs ef old At Marion. in williamson county,
s.s houss Of the Hsa. Wm J. Allen, there was
E very large ard enthusiastic meeting OF the
I5.h instant, which wss addressed by Hon. Jas.
c. R5sinssp, n c., Judge u K S. O'Aelveay
and JudFe A. D. DuE. ". ". Clemens, secTe-
tsry Of The meeting, furnishes the State Register
with the following interesting particulars;
At sbout ii o'clock, A. NJ, the crowd Was
! called to erdsr by Col. K II. Hunsley, and UPoz
metioa, the following nRmed gentlemen BeIe
/ chsseH of6sers Of tho meeting: President, Hon.
( David Norman, Vice Presidents, JAS Barker
Israes Warren, Thcrzss Ss8rlOek, Jonathss
-~vasn and Cspt JshR M Cunningham; Sec
NJ ", ". Ciemeas Assistant Secretary, Z.
TetaTy,
C. KtrkhaR. u.g y. J. Alles introduced
WheTeupen' 4 Niasea & the erUwd, who
proceeded to address tnt .SSr,. aF -.
Characteristic and most happy eS,,,;ss.oII,,
two houTs' duration, which was sRl- 80 ~
indsTsed BY his dsesly enlisted and stteL- -
6itoTy. IL ths course Of ms remarks he VS.
the people Of the dark and ominsHs perils S,SGleh
threatened to engalph their precious and time
bea0red principlfs OF personal liberty, sEintsd
BY their ASSOCIATION with the iIuslTious lives,
struggles, and msrtyred death Of the eofEaed
ssst; cited them to the whirlwind ef aaxious
irdgastion which hsd sWsysd cur patriotic an
csstors In fsrmsr hours Of peril to their tresr-
ured heritsgs; and warned them that, when the
hbsffies of the masses were ever permitted TO
be usurp0d by the Jew, they ware never re-
claimed except through oceans OF bloed. He
oaieiued q s.rict observance OF law and cgder,
polHted cut constitutional remedies for unjust
laws sF irapostions upon the citiz sns; bat sale
be- eff brute foree sEd bsyeness close the ballos
box AGAINST the citi zen, and deny to MIN that
only sonsdsalisnal means of redress, liberty
veald that moment ceEse 20 exist, and, as for
ms, sad the people ef my ssctisR, in sUssh case
We are fer war that sReh restrictions sh&h be
removed"
Be warned the Republican party not to
tYnss too far to the i0rbearaRcs OF 81 ON ragged
people. Said he, "this is q struggle oil the
American people with tyTsnts, your post arity
and ours must share = common fate. La as