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


From the Augusta Ch-ouiss.l
Some tiHle ago We met friend who. rom TIE
conn encsmaus Of the rev0l lutiou. had besn bs-
euliariy dsspou0snt. Ee bad seen from the
fgst nothiBg but des3,atien end so,coW Is the
result Of ths pending rtrugg.e. he Confidently
ex1seted that the coi fseaiion Of al CT kis pT0p
eTty Che Is a large proprietor Of land snd Ne
groes) Would be The result Of the Wsr, ard
sooner OF ister ha Fvas certain that the country
vcUld be subj8gs.s6. Having u5 tasts for camp
lie, and still ezs for f u duties, he procured,
Ia duo time, e. bodied nan 70 act (or suf-
fer IS he case might ee) tor him ia these Pesi-
tons; and .nea refining within his shell Es con-
/ Blsia.y - Re Uss ABLE be surrendered hinssif
/ = gloomy mlsglvings ia regard 30 the future
/ Few persons we're mc-e objected tran be- He
seemed 70 I've IN the very aiuespaaTe Of dsprss-
sion end to iafecs witA his own dsspon6ssey
sll "hs approached rear enough 20 estch ths
/ iaduenes
| More recently, we encountered this sazs
friend, VIXEN ws were stTlck with ths c5uple.s
change ich bad taken plscs in al his views
/ ThsuEb Y.eEFbufg srd Port H1isoH had fallen,
and RaseCFHns wss c-cw3iaV rs IN Tennsssse,
| (Eha 0a.t.s Of CliCksmsuEs had not hesn
forght) he GsclsFed that he never felt 90 hope
ful IS ct tne present time seli yea, sir said
our friend, We cannot be suHiegais3; II IS sa
imBossihility." And what" We veatursd -
Il q1ife, Ess Inspired yog win .sis Eeg faith
Have y7u suy intelligence ron abroad, any Sc
crBl Information respecting matters a. h1me,
wEiea ewaksrs such uuwouisd chssrfainess %
"Ob, no, LEvo beard nothing ali But I an
6nly pEsusl-i that, il the people viii . lhair
cuty, cur gfu-s 20 be Zee rarn-g lsiln Oar
[ friend went ON % say that ko had teen author.
Issd By . eoi0Ee o. raise a company 20 serve ia
bis regiment, sad that h5 was now engaged Ia
a"tng CD tEc men
In th5s lsst piece Of Information ne saw the
secret Of the revelation which had tsksn place
II he feelings or -lis EeEi.smsR. ~ ale be was
dong nothing f0T tie ceau-Tyi That every Dst-
not claim was utterly iEEUCd, ha vas a most
miserable cIestuFa, Absolutely sick lr11 desR0n3-
eney, an resdy 10 die Of objection Bat so
soon as be became au active Vsrjcipant ia tho
migaiy strsggis iu progrsss, wheG tbs spectator
and parasite were elaG-sd mo tie patriot, his
disease disappeared, AID E0gc revived in hs
hssTt, aud be can noa ssid UF his Lead and
I lsugh and ak like ether men.
If any one Ia Egff lTing irCu the disesgs when
bad Prosira.os our med Ge would rseomm4nd
the ssms prescription which proved so efiea-
ei0as IN his experiences J. is rsmaf kzbls fies
that throughout this war, Lhs prevailing tone of
fssiing hss baen tsr mlrs kuoysnt and eaaeTfal
IN the army ihsn among ths mass cf citizens
/ Who have remained sf hCne. Oar lol lis,s baT0
repeatedly corp aimed, whilst GA visits g. their
r-uds, tnas tAey have 1esa elc.lei By shs de-
spoudency which bag Ver7lled many people.
Hneir comrades in arms th y have juss left con
Gdent ss @ tbe result Of tAs co1dcs ia progress,
% listen 10 tbs lu a8liauS a1gr tensions Of thssa
who s.ay IS H01ae snd read tAs newspapers.
/ The reason Is o5Ti5us. Men wns are doing no
/ .hing 70 advance carss are a1t aps to have the
same faith iR is success as those Who are Eea-
ously dev5,irg -he,r energies 60 is accOmpiish-
me1t. If the pe0p.s, ev-ryEh.ra, Ters pEOpQs-
isR success In siie struggle a. th.iF grand sin :
/ e1srHng in thsir various spheres, (ighdng Is
I only one Ct the5s.) tdeir energies towards its
sceemp Isl n=nt, shero w0uid Be nc sgeh
I uogd IS .sii."