Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-26

self The nsvy always had oope tnsiE Guy
TAey had besn tried at Hilton Head and other
pIaees T"No you don't Admiral, New Orleans,
New Oraausn1 BE thanked them for their
kind mention OF his profession, and he hTaathed
the hape tkat TheR the country called upon
them Is vosld net be in vaiH. EApplsuse
The Chairman then proposed three times three
and = tiger for the United States and lie Uni-
ted slss H6vyi wAiCh request was heartily re-
EPoHdsd 70.
TIE next regulsr toast was
Tks Fsl2Atesr Soldiers ef The United S,dtrs-
Inspired By he spirit Of liberty theJ have maja
tae sttrg Of heir vaoT impeTishabie - the fields
ia which they have fought LCheers J
Mr.. Pa5ke G Jdwin responded to this toast
he remarked tf3t it was an internal shems that
& eeuseript on this occasion should be eallsd
uBon 10 respond TO 6 tossi Of the volunteers.
H3 was dragged away frem IieRds and family
without a moments notice. Bat why ske9jd
the army be spoken for-thsy sne'k fer 'ba91-
selves, in tenes which wouid T5veTbsTate f-r
ages to come. [AppsUse1 Did they Zn5w
that when princes met each other on tie sigh
rss5 tkoy extended the nod of courtesy. WksB
eqaals inst they shook hands without bsing
s!raid e touch each other. Rassia kRew what
they knew, st this day, there were but tho great
powers, he did BOT mean powers which figured
snly ia statistics and almaRaes. There wcge
enly tao overs which had their resources in
tbetnsslv5s without going abroad. When tsO
ssch powers Eaot of course they BhS0k hsnds,
AID this was the explsB4fioR of the feeling that
sxis ed between Russia aud the United States.
H cordially welcomed the Russian ot6esTs to
this city.
Vice Pfesi5sat Gould lhsn gave the following
vslusseer tsast;
Rsu1as: To which he added Burzs' seuPlst
'' FIJI y5ur glasses with generous vine" Ausic;
81 Coming thro' ths rye"
Iii. BEE6y thea said thst be knew that every
gentleman Eressat hoped that hs wOald be called
up9H, bus be Ts0uld do no such thing, Is would
lssvs ls 20 the company. Loud cheers fer
srseey, Grssley,in tie midst OF leud iaae er.
A.lsr little confusion Mr. Greeley arose ara
rsmsrted that be would devote q few msmeats
70 e2yipg = tFibats to American Wemsz, WEs
have ever stood fsremest in the trials Of the
COUNTRY From tbs time Of the Revelation
d9ER 70 tie present crisis our coEstry Toman
h=d jczs their 6ziy nObly ts alleviate tie sal
fsTisgs Of cur wounded soldiers. He lad alsrd
zAny loyal women express wish to eozni5rt
even the Boor misguided Southern prisoners
i She dee1s Of American womsn were blaz-
one3 as tkass sf the men, it would b t0Bad
that their patriotism far eIcssdsd that Of the ep
aesiss rax. In tbs future, es il the p4st, eur
eountry zemsa would be foremost in slis7iAdng
ths suEsIiags OF the combssants, sHd aoiHg
sws7 with the aspsritieB of t5e parted trIeads.
Er B-a5y offered tie following toast;
The GersraBsszts ef Rsssig RaS tbs C4iteS
Sfatss-Undzr widely different methods they aIe
slAd5slly RceoB Biishing their great end IL rls
moral, civil and Intellectual elevation sf mas
hizd.
R=srsndsd to Ey tao Rsv. DR.. CEapin. ia
remarked thst be vsoala be egotiSticsl eneugh to
say that America had never been chaTy OF her
ho-p,tSii;y - strangers. They had openea the
gales Of their eouRtry to sll, aRd ssid bsIe is
yesr lass hsrs is year opportunity. WasR
stAar lands we're full Of famine, this yeunE Js-
sspk was lad creased the seas had opened her
grsnedes ssd fed the WoTld. They lad willingly
welcomed the Russians. Tks heart Of AzsTIcs
ggas fall toward Rassia, aud the waters at tas
Hu3soa Frsa5ly bore spOn her bosom lAe ksels
Of .ks ships that had seea tbs Nova. Tksre vas
a faAdaasutsl and essential sympathy hstwseR
tie t,7o Powers. Russia had = remarkable
eaazaetsrissic--it Was oid-it vas yougE~lts
rsce wsS IS sseienb as the pasrarchs l. GeF-
esnmsnt was buf new beiag recognized IS ems ef
lie greatest p3Hsrs; Ike ear OER eounTy i wss
oae vast number of EDdevelsps6, IsHAiie aEl
iaEuzatial dsstiniss TAs imperial grestDsss sf
tss nation saswsd Itself in blEEoned Characters
ike ear own. Both pswsTs must necessarily
contribute to the greatness of the fUiUfe- Rea
nations Toss TO the zenith ef power AID fame.
Wa b-ass3, as hAd been said already, that
tbess awe giest powers slons WeUld eeatrcl TIE
dssiniss Of TIE world and dictate TO all What
mus aud should BE- Il was q Rrogd ihiag thsi
1hs descendant Of Peter tbs Great, IN ths t=as Of
sutccratie Earsss sad Democratic Aasriss.
r as the frs. t7 s;rike of the hsads Of tbs seTi
A great national trait Of tae Rassiaa ebaTse-
! Ter was It's reverence for ustoRslity-ths RE-
tionsl his-aat The decree of man, but tia ia
s1irssiou OF G5d, and what God bad Joined l-s
no MSS pat ssundsr. They remembered that,
in the Ayst hour Of their struggle, tie only words
/ Of sympathy and s0TroW came from TIE lips OF
| the Emperor OF Russia, and they must not for
gent that, in his latest manifesto, their EAPsr0g
| had said, ike themselves, there nuss be ns
lnsddEDg BY outside HstiOhg in their iatsrssl
/ sffs.rs; tasy would take care of their own
Bf CkaPin resumed his seat amid lsaa sp-
| plsHse.
Mr. Brady thea gave the next regular toast:
III, Empire Of he FntHgs-To be welded sy
/ sho Nz,io-s HAe NEST fear God sRd most regard
maa &ssie: National Anthem.
| This toast was responded 10 by tae Rev &r
/ Hi.cdsocz, ,ghS remarked, that Russia Vas sl3.
| s., tol Wers they; in thsir veins was the blse3
| sf The Brtoo, ths DARe, ths moderR Irish Scotch
| and GerEaan. They were Esropss iraRsplaHseci
| natiaus we're Yeslly Born when they eommeneed
| their haavezly syPointsd destiny, and proceeded
| t. work out TIE destiny ate he'd mETksd cut for
;hsra. Russia and the United States were e0sa-
! t!ias, not Of the Psst, bat Of the future. Thsy
| shsai8 remsmbsr that tho future which these two
nshsHs wsfs advansiRg to meet belonged 70 9ed
ana Humanity. What had beeR true Of ths past
would DO tga0 Of tAe future, more and mere could
/ ths divine seeptsr be seen in the sky above Us,
more gnt more did nstiens advance to vietCry
uEder ihe banner Of esd, AEd more and more
did ts,ioas sink st 81 heavenly fat. Rasss
| kvez tHa, ia the hereafter Asia weUd take EeI
commands from Der \iset She knew thst the
/ hea.- isusehsd at Petersburg would be 6sted ogt
! st C2nsIsnt nopis. We knew in our hosrt ef
/ lisalts thst tho domination Of the American cor
! ii-4zs yroald eEend where Ee wished, aad &c
otbar f,o. ssould remain ont With our peTmis-
| sion, snd under he bene5iction Of sar siIoag
esculcheons He would not undertake to say
| shat Russia and Aneucs would divide tEs world
I besg.eeu chem; that was not Eocessaryi 8us he
| Iaast be a dull reader Whe would not agfse Win
liza that in twenty-five years, perhaps Ten, a6s
/ Hasaia ead America ssid sheaid stand ToulU
( s.Sud and nat they sad shall perish woUid per-
ish. The two ideas uader whlca RassiE and
/ America mssl march oa 10 8 glorious tatafs
wsala bs tAs fssr OF God and an eieTatioa Of
mza sf every rses snd every eoloT. Tao patti
otisIa Of h9tl nations owed its trR,h to 8 TelI-
/ gisus iRsuise; IS fer ourselves with sl cur
| drswb2eks, We were sn sminently religions
people. Lst thsm say to both countries Of tAe
iature, "Au sail all hail :" as you marshal your
ssivss on tbs side Of God, on ths side Of lunar
! ity. As $50 Crimea taught Alexander il was
better to have milli0ns OF citizens than million
Of sohs, SO we, by our disasters, were being
sehOslod into a lesson OF philanthropy. IRe
preaehsr thea imagined himself il IEe puisit,
and, forgetting where be stood, uttered SO e6uii-
aoa 81 Abolition dissribss totally eat Of place,
snd FAich would bs waste ct spaes of these
columns 10 attempt to chronicle.
VOLUNTEER TOAsTs
Ef G0ald then of5fea the following toasts
] ihs CIty Of Rsls Ysrk-With her left hand
she grsspo tie hamlet OF the far Wezt, while
| wi5B hsr gighs she Wsds the ever rolling sea-
ais teas. WAS responded TO by Mayor op-
dyke. Il w9uld DO an acs Of ssnsrlty eR his
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