Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05

Preas sac EResiy at All POIslH.
/ Fr-m tSe Richmond Enqurer
| Never before during this war has there been
greater necessity fo- vigilance and activity thsa
st present. From Lss'g extreme rght-to Joe
1 J5hnat0a's extreme left, sfs enemy should be
fvigfantly watched and actively pressed at all
points Tae necessity Of rsinforeiHg R7sseEans
| viii force the ensmy 70 draw troops either from
the rivht or left Of his liges-eishsF from Meade
OF Grant or, perhaps, from b9th. Already re-
| ports are rife that Greut hes sazs ten, twenty,
Or thirty thousaud men 20 CnahtanO5ga. AMI
| again rpHnor has it that Meade las dispatched
% the ssme destination ons or tFo corps Should
I thsss reports be true, these cJInbiaed forces
/ from Msads ard Grant viii form 3 relieving
| army, designated to operate against Bragg-not
! from within Chattanooga, but probably BY way
/ Of Wills valley, upon the line Of sJmmuRicsti0n
Of Bragg's army.
| The extrems vigilaaes that has always char
| aeteTizsd Gen. Leo IS guaranty that no relax
I alton will be permitted ia his srHnF, and va
! msy expect 20 hear Of movements Of great i'm
! portaoes taking plses at no dsRnt day in the
/ army of Northern Virgins, Made has nos
moved, since Gettysburg, Wisb thas boidnass
I which charEeserisss 3 General confident ia his
army ard buoyant With ths c0nseiousasss Of
/ gict9ry aud pFoWsss- He ass dragged bs army
/ after bee with evident Fsl dctAucs that tells
( to9 plainly that hs breads tbs eneounfsr and
I Aleo itaAt Qis-l. IN - 4iF y 70
present WrigHg, bis Vict terious{fJ army has been
within days march Of Lsu'B uaHszisaed, fying
asalOFGifzgd Fab5ts hls tis1lesaFs Z % have not
deslei ft Bruieas 80 sEtacz tbs varquFszl7z. Es
they did nos build a goiasn 5rif<s t0E tas fy-
ing fos," they 81 least very willingly psIm'ttsd
4 pontoOu bridge 30 b leisureiy CONSTRUCTED,
over which, in perfect order, AMI without che
loss of mon or mstsgisl, thay escaped Meade
has recently advanced toward Lea, bat after
being in almost cannon rsRye. has not vsutursd
TO attack.
Grant, after tho fall Of YcEsburg and Port
Hudson, made sBzam0dic demonstration to
ward ths interior Of Mississippi has retired vi
oas la7Fels and without trophies Since then his
srmy has apparently disappeared ron pubie
attention, unsil the late Sabine pass expedition,
reesihng IN disgrses, reminded ths enemy that
the Confederseg, even in The West, was nos yet
wholly sEarthroWn Should Grant withirsw
from the Lower Mississippi 70 the Tennessee,
tho Confederate army in West LouisiaRs will be
heard from in the Beigbb5IhOod Of New Or
leans.
In Arksnsaa Kirby Smith Is On the alert, and
/ the first rstFcgrade mJVeTnent Of the enemy,
should they draw troops from that quarter 10
| Rosecrans, wiu open Bp Arkansas asd Missouri,
/ and bring Cd our eXtTsme left close to the Dor
/ der of tbs so-calied loyal States
/ Thrauehoat ogT lines. rem east to west, trans
and Mississippi, let vigilance and activity BE-
/ shown les the snsEny, whenever weakened, be
! vigorous pressed Dive M5ads fato Wash
! ingtoa, B INKS into New OIsaas-everywhara
/ sut the enemy on the defensive. This We feel
sure viii be the campaign tlis fsl ) AMI By it
! va hGps, bsf1Te Hintar sets IN, - sac t5s Con-
/ ledersFs lines fully sad zquarely abreast Of the
| l0vsl Ssatas from the p .tonlac to the western
! border Of MisscCIi Then what beeamss. Of
/ Gsttysburg, VicksbuFg, and Port HUDSON
| What becomes Of the navigation Of ths Missis-
sippif
! We fecl confident ihas these results csa be OBJ
tanned if our generals press the enemy az slE
| points and keep bin hurrying rainforcemeuts
! from East to West aud fram West to East
| Shells Of Bags cann1U from the nights Of
| Lookout rnoualsil aud Mission ridge, viii 5000
/ h5 bursting igi5O aBf over, and around the be-
/ lesgured furces Of Roseersns in Cbattsnonga.
HIS siGgle line Of commune tion over Bald
| wins ridge aud across the bridge over tho Ten
! Dessee, We srs advised, cannot be kept up with
( that regularity necessary to ieed an army such
/ IS that which now covers panic stricken IN
/ Chstts1soga. Whsther an assault Is necessary
! cr proper, we sTs rot Edvised but froEn every
source sccassib'e 80 rs, We learn shs5 sf 5irs 1t
Gen. Bragg's arc entirely to bis satisfaction.
| The eyes OF the country, though turned st
I present to the army Ct the Tsrncssse, h1s not
Ebased in the lesst its jlyous gszs up11 ths tri-
4 Umphspt, bat tattersd banners If the army Of
FortAera Virgisis Il looks gain 70 shat army
/ for an1;aer swoop upon the eneny, BIKE tbss
| which sent Pope bowling to the Indians Of Nm
ussoss. Assde, more decgRt sud less defaat
/ claims to havs plucked the lsurss Of victory
| fsem the s5zndsrd Of TIE srasy Of Njrthern Vlr-
| giris- H covers Washington " IN which
/ the U1itsd States COag-sss assemblies IN Dscsn-
/ bsT. That Congress evenly divided batwosa
/ the friends ard the enemies Of Lincoln, have
/ speaker 70 elect Mssis ~ Cu'p5-sr Cart
| Hsuge, Is a rsisforc7 c7sasnt % Liuc0a'y friends
/ but Mesds within tie f0rtifcslions of Washing
4 ton City, is q reinforcement 20 LincJ'n'5 en-
( emjes.
Ia that Congress TIE C0nEedsrzcY has no friends
I &c help bat it may greatly smbSrTsss rs ems
| mics; 1t may set them upOu each other il may
/ start them % elimination aud reccimiaaii5a for
the Gefasts and dsss ers shat has resulted IL he
J loss Of Tenuesse ana Ksciucky, aud the secoad
siege OF Washington. If tae roguss in that
/ country and Congress should quarrel, the Con-
/ fedsrscy m8y get It's dues
! West o. ne Mississippi Kirby Saith and Fay
| iur should be most setivs and virilsns Strike
/ at every weakened Rsiut-drivs Banks iato, if
I net out Of. New 0 lleans-Yeeiaiul Arksusas, and
/ threaten Missouri. This fail's eampaigu must
s'reelify the sllignments" throughout the Con
fedsracy, remave ali difficulties shout bIunda-
RES by bringing our lines, Ike L.ongstTset "bsl,
! ly TO belly" With the boundaries of the United
! States.