Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26


was; aud We held than to that responsibility, in
| tHs face sf God, tha svilizsd world and the
/ judgment Of al ages, If they dsnaHd and Te-
/ quirs untold millions Of treasures, and If they
/ fail the judgment Of thsir country, God and
/ historY viii b sgainst them. As citizen Of
I the United States be would not submit ore hOHT,
90 help hin Gld TO his arbitrary and iussDon
I aible power. ThS Democratic party has suffered
already more ourages than ever could have
been conceived Of. if I sm to hold my life, my
7 liberty and personal property subject 20 the ar
bitUy whiu Of Gar. Burnside, or any other
/ gsueral. This convention should nsvsr s9jsurn
unit! 10 has sshisvsa tie Ihsrty Of the pe1Pla
( IIo said It in view Of Order No So. He eoaid
di1 but once sssrH year Order Ho. 50
I LChesr5. I trample under foet the order OF any
military oficsr defining treason. Thsy may i'm
prison uls, put me 90 har1 labor, take ny lie
I o. eome what viii, disPiss Order Ne. 3Si aud
u you, my fsli9w-eitizsas, are sush abjscf slaves
as 70 bold yeEr lives, liberties aud property st
tho dictaion e any oad colonel or eorp5raL
y8a deserve to be slaves, and p9sterIty Wlll ds-
uiEe you. He maintlued that his Client MA
Falsudigham, Who had dared to express bis
opinion upon the monentous questions Of the
var, had that right under tAe Constitution g
deliver theni end he exorted the convention 90
possPa1a every other question ia favor Of the
Q ~-aptaa ca alA aiFA 4tuel-Aeef as4-4 tfeA-s
e1hart 4r LlHcsln on the qSsstol- Of peace sr
war rvssu b has he right % express tlas opin-
len e public, and he Intended to express taa5
opinion lt the hazard Of his lie Tsis qGessisn
should I'll thsir hesrts every hour ana day, and
Be their exclusive business Uatil the second
Tuesday Of Ossobar.
Mr Pugh, then, with mach severity, dwais
a3ou the acts Of military sfkesrs-iRtruding
themselves into private houses, and in Cha pres
Z nf EfnT- rrI 1-fIT~r~4 hrirrs7ss.r
their victims before 8 mock tribunal called 8
military commission. lie sdmonishsd bis DeDa-
ocratie friends net 20 ballot to-day AID repeat
tomorrow. ssy it and mean it. Let ssch EaH
take counsel with hia own heart and esme to the
resolution that this ussrPslion Of tyranny SHAH
30 stopped, psseeahly if possible, bat By fsrcs
II necessary. The sssErisy Of ihsrty is 30 main
tsiR if eli hazards. SoRskody mast make the
issue. II i is myself, esd hslp ne, ] viii
meet the responsibility. If we lad aa hossst
nan in the ofdcs ofGsYsrnor, instead ef q srea-
turs who has seld himself for tha rama Of sAlss
a1d licked the dast for power. affsirs WoaSd as
as di1sraEt &c WhsR ths honorable president Of
this csuTenti0n had possession ef tks executive
chair. Now We hsvs less than the dust Of the
sAlsRcs. We now have 10 governor; we have
q king, whs hsd the sudacity 20 say 20 ny face
ths. he wsula eventually erswl hack ints ths
Democratic party, and It's eonveR ton would pat
sucb men as Ysllandigham and O'ds to The
wall LGroans.l IfGsd spared bis Mr.. Pugh's)
lts, aRd Governor Ted ever presented bims Eff
IN any DenaeraEc esnVsntisn he WOHld msva
to saspoRd all BUSINESS uRtil hs was exPslled
lr0n tbe convention. Hs could pardon an hou-
est maa, who was miIlod and desired ts rstarn
to the fold Of tbs Dsnserahc party, bat be
could not a maR Whs sells himself for cSsa
aad becomes srsstuTs So Infamous tbat ere
Saver can describe h5 infamy. If befsrs sun
Z fLnunrrI
ne arrested for violating Order Ns. SO, viii YOU
Get We viii" By thousands Of vsices
Mr. PGgh continued. TbsR our liberties are
5af3, sad at the esst sf dfs intend to maintain
nay rights. WAen kis fellow citizen, ME. Val
laniigban, for exprsssinr his apiu;ea. was
seized aad dragged ia secrecy to CiuciRrs6 ssa
imprisoned, bis indignatiOn sgainst the military
authsrities knew no bouzds, but when e ju5i
ejal officer, kaoWing his daty unssr his 0afh,
failed to perform that duty frsn personal cow
srdce, and tr2mple1 Enser fest the eonstita-
houal rights Of citizen, the question ghen
passed ts that CT imFeachiEg Federal ediser,
sud EaaEilg an sLampls OF Noah II Swavus
and Humphrey III. LsaYitt N0ihinr less th.n
@ sense Of my owu personal liberty and that Of
my children braHghs Hs 20 lhis convention.
( aaVs served sae Democracy sf Ohio for twelve
ysa7s, and th7 contract hz5 bean dissolved
desire ne Of1sa, sad want no other position
I
longer s0larable under this dssbstism. and I
WoNid rather ba led to the scafold thar suduit
Go Burnsido's order No. 50 Aud ths question
new for yea ts decide IS, viii you subE1js
Cries Of Ne, 10, co ~ If the people ia Oc-
tobar, BY thsir suarzgss, sa5taia that srdar, ho
would savisa biz Democratic friends to sell
their chaltla5 asd prsPsrty aad emigrats to
some other country, where tlisY esn be free
citizens He vas IA faFsr OF this convention
uos adioarniag Eudl these rights were granted
20 themi and, in tha language Of Patrick Henry
" II this bs treason, maks ths NEST of It.
Tuning to Governor Asdill, he said: s'Now.
my tde1d, Governor, I think I have violated
order Ne. 50 enough"
Er. Pugh thea said that hs had sought sH sD-
[ PortunitY on iAs EEabsss 70 sou7sraa With M,.
I Nsl.as6.gbsu, and there PIT the question 30
/ hia-"Has President Liscola ztveR you any
I eAsica between gaiaZ % Eert Warren or ss 80
Southl" Mr Puga rssc3-"Es, but I wsull I
/ rather g TO Fsrt War1sa thoassn3 tines thaa
/ 20 Sousa." RLr Psgh rogiisd-'. " haR yss ara
! gezo, the Abolition liars in charge Of tae tsje-
graph Uil say that he oAOss te % Ssuth Mr.
/ Vallsadighan sai5-'I authorize ysu llf. Paeh,
+ to say tha. such IS Ast the fact, thstl prefer
/ Eoing to Fart Warren tkau to these Whs aro
Tsbss against the United Stltes'
! have given yen ny ePiaisR. If you sra q
irssnsR you viii fallsW Is, ard you srs act en-
4 iiaaa ts be freeman if yoa don't. Hs thsR
I called EpoH the convention. in ths naHs Of
. 10000 Democrats frasnaaa in Ohio, not 50 dis
versa sr 90 hona uatil thsy have danaRsed Of
ths President tie rsstsr4tioa Of that person
whsa they have nansa fer Governor, and talk
Of ns.hins slss uatii be shall BE- restored 70 rs.
Mr.. Pugd retired AMID ths NOS. dealsning aP-
\ plaWss.
The next busiRss5 was that Of asmiusting G
csHdidats for lisHfeaaRt- governor. Hoa. Csc.
E. PHgh was pat ia nomination, and imm3ii-
/ asely the eLsitemsat b9cama very CREST. A mo-
6oD was made 70 esn6m ths nomination By Sc
elsma.ion. Mr. Pugh undertook 70 decline tbs
nomination, but tke delegates took him frem tbl
stand and passed him over the shoulders o. the
CREST msss Of Fsspls there assembled. Whik
in this p6sitioa his neBiuston was made unan
inoEs, aRid the most dsafsninr aid prolonged
cheering. Mr. Pugh finally consented to sccepi
the nomination. Tas convention then took
recess Of half an hour
wEg NEW NTEEFeN-A CHEERING
FHaEF.
From TIE Ei1hmaaa EEamiasf. June -
Tie laspics7 which attend the saesnd offensive
movement Of tha C9Rtsdsrata arras are far moz,
.sro1abia than ihesat tzsaz sa tss 0 ias
yzar was uudsrtsksu. Oar forces then ouisr5i
Maryland fsaissrs and weary, after the mast az
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