Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-11
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1 Ffosa the Charlsssoa Cou7isrl
The puRlie mind is rseayeFiug iTsm ne effects
Of ouT late disasters n tho West. A cheerful
ious Is heTiHHing % pervada TIE oommanity.
4 We think there has nsFsr bssR cause FOR De-
p5ndancY. DisaBDoiate3, ne must b., Of
co1rss for but few Essks ago We thoughl Es
ccnld see the end Of this struggle, IN tee net
/ l!istant futufs; aat be who has despaired has
4 5asn but shallow 81 fainEheariea observer,
I Whatever nay b the feslisgs of such people,
J we know fhas toe inssses ef our SsuihsFa man
I and womss have me5e up theiT min0s 70 SIGHT
0as this quarrel IS long e. drop Of blood re-
mains Ia thsiT veins 60 soffsr saniaflati0n
rather than subjugalienl 70 sehisvs e0mplsts
7 Independence or 8 de in tbs last ditch ''--and
! Bhe1 such spirit sniaates people, they must
I BlTiznatelF suecsed. Otherwise al history is q
J fable Upon locking ever the Geld We viii aRd
I mneh 10 rsassuEs "a
First. The military sitHsdOn. We haFa SSH
i thTes large, well dissiEhasd, azbssten armies in
I The fsld Lees expaditisu into Pennsylvania
! may have been failure, but impartial history
/ VII give him lks credit Of having dsfsstsd
4 1ssie a. Gettysburg, HIS treeps kaoH this
thcir spirits sil unbr1ksn; shsy feel themselves
stlI invineible. They have recovered from the
fsigue cf she campaign, aadm If Mea1e viii nov
come cut a73 givs battle On the Ragpah=nseek,
ne viii i7st IS surely be whipped oul sf VnEai2
T J -EHstsG hes fslsa back f5r Lhs ssfaEss Of Bic
hiis and Montgomery, aud eecupiss strssagic
3 poaitiou sf great streBgth. he commands tbs
icn.Easiasiis conG3sBes Of his men. IN a short
I time I've twenty tkoRssnd od3 soldiers sarTsE-
5ered at Yiekshurg By PsmbsrtoH ard ps-
Taiad ky Grsat viii be added to J5hnstsz's army.
( Ehsss, With tho esHsoTiPts, viii Tsa6sr hIla
isrniashls. Bragg's army is represented 81 il
: 1Ue cCndisioa, re Gzht haviaz Teesatly taken
Z p.aea % dsciezts its nREsbsrs. R9sseEazs is
evjsBtig afrsid to 81 4cC is, for he o5s.iu2tsly
2rsseTyes bis oWE status qEe- We are 70. sure
.H8 Mi-sissipPjis lost ts rs We sill uaiEtsia
eelE ruHiesiien Wi.h Ebs ether side. The nsVl-
: rzsi1a can always Be rendered unsafe ~ gas-
-iizs On sh0Es, and bARds Of pfivsleeEs on
shs river A few huadrsa bald, eIpsrienea3
{ !. aimsH eoRl1 iasHgHTata rsigH Of terror sa
the Mississippi, and make /; less til our gan
boats eTe ready. On the AAsutis soast, sna u
our own visihity, ea- affairs are in most prom
Using eoa5iioa.
Second. The sarrsat that ssamo1 to Hst
Z srailss IS has changed slresdy We have had
tive battles sincs the fslI Of Port HadsoB, and
we have hssR ovrrwhsimiugly victorious in
both A. Ba.isTy Wagzsr we pat whole YAM
kse brigade hsrs Dc combat, and st D8Hs'ds0a-
vile, in Lruisisna, that easEzetis g. chip Of tas
old block" Dick Tsylsr, has cut 70 piecss 3
large por.icp ef Banhl' srmy. These successes,
we firmly bslisYe, are the earnest Of more.
Iaird. Oar csuss gathers strength in E8rape.
Nap1leOn's sympsshiss and wishes have been
Opsniy ayowed to Mr.. RsebBek. he is rssiy,
ne says, for recognition and Intervention. Tas
American qIssti0R is becoming psfam8unt in
England. People ere taking sides. II the
newspapers are any indeK ef Pubis seutimaut,
q vast majority cf Esglishmsn are with as.
S50usr OF later the Miaistry viii hsve 20 bow
70 the majority frsa motives Of policy. France
aud Eugland eaanet ls0k with favor upon
the UHitsd States emerging from ths contest
triumphant, cozhdsnt defiant, with its author
i5y re-sstsblished ever Tire Southern Statss
aud its in6uenOs up0n EuropeRn Tsdisasm
rssssertad. France. as near neighb0r IA Mex
ice, has an interest IN the Independence st
TIE CsafsdoTsts States. If there should appear
to the rulers of France asd Eag.a .aad prospect
Of our immediate subjugstisn, We sheal3 have
intervention IN hasto- Ths effect of aur recent
rsvUses remains 70 BE- seen. They present 70
European minds tia prospect Of 3 continuance
Of the wsr, nov inAietiaE uutoli misery upon
the whole world Another terrible winter for
Lancashire stases England in the face. The
co-son famipe IS about ts assume g new phase.
4 AT the commencement Of the war there was an
o7erst0ck of manufactured goods on hcnd. For
tive years the world has been consuming this,
tcriI- Ihs stssk is nearly exhausted and hu-
menity muss Be clothed
Fourth. TheTs Is, undoubtedly, g peace party
growing at The North. Ths candidate for Cav
I ernor of the dominant party in the grastsss Of
tho WestarR States, is IN Opon advocate fer
peace. Hundreds of prominent men den0uncs
the war The Tists ia New York and other
PLACES, il opposition to the draft, shsW hs sedi-
ti0us spirit abroad among the people. The New
~ Til at- 49,
dead but slseDsth Tbs New York rioters ksd
been oTFanizsd, armed sa5 drilled for weeks pre-
vioHs to the 0uibresk. The samo dangerous
spirit prevails in Indiana aid Illinois Toe
crsis vii CONE next Oatober, when Vallauag-
hsBs now an exile By Presidential mandate is
elected Governor Of the powerful and Influential
State Of Ohio. VIII Lincoln resist the entry
Of the new Governor Epoa the duties 20
which the peaple sf Ohio viii have called
him Il not. tie authority Of the Presidents
bteaines 3 subject for laughter and conteBiit--
81 the Govsramsnt losses its prestige. II Lincoln
does assert bis supremacy ihsR o0mss = eaRAiet
u probably bl30dy eue-5atBesn the Govern
msut ana ths Sssta Of Ohi5, whsh u1sy possi
by resolve ITSELF int a ceHfiet bsswssn TIE
West sus Est The next Yankee Presidential
election tskss place in the fall Of 1854. The
coming Oetobss and GovsHbeT elections viii
Be regarded vita intsrast 80 af.eting the pres
4
eoavsati9U5 viii meet. Seymour, the G0TsrHsc
ef tbe grsatast ef the Eastern States, and Ysl-
lauilEnana, sh7 GsysTnsf Of the greatest Uf tbs
W-5segs S atss viii, from fhair positions, e8a-
I itsi he s1tien Of thu Dsmseraiie pagtY. They
ere hesa peaea Eaa. A peace party in the e SID
l-d h7 able ezd a,iE0is maR, bssTisg slols pss-
uir hanasE aad appealing BY aTgumsRi to tho
pcesois aud hssrt5 Of tho psspie, viii hos iail
70 3stgses shs Ysukos nation.
Fifh- As ths intoJigeaes is eoRtra5sud, we
vii nat ssY how May iroR-elad runboats We
ave 5aiid!ag ia England. Mr.. Blight, the
fl5nh o; the Yankees, SAYS iB Psriismsat, s0t
less tiiisa sixty" The Yankee ns Rspapers TEEN
VITA aee9gnls OF the progress Of CIR navy -
Ihsy aeeass 8 recent launch from Mr. Laird's
ye.d a5 rs5sl irou clad. Is is sald 30 be 3
fnidabls tallow." Witssut admitting these
s'a5- Hsnts, lei as suppose we have = navy 10
t1e c1nrsa ct lew months. MaVit ESt Be pos
sbis t-at ws sbsil rec rYar New 0rlesas, P5rs
I i3ncsons FicksbuTg, Memphis, PeEssesls, Nsr
4 slk and AsWbnra, and carry o0f arms into The
Ohi9 sad ths Chesapeake
Slzrh- The Yankee psokst nerve is quivsliar
under tbs TRvsgss Of eur prigatseGs Esnry
ri "a hom the Ssu.hern sass i8 blsHing 10 New
York a1ings Of marine disasters. Gas extrafs-
j diaary Success OF ths Aiabauz and Florida Is
reyiTing tue spirit Of prlva.ssriaE. The busi-
ness pays ike a Cslf,raia gold mEs. We
have information Of more thaa q sears Of fast
steamers fttiug out, to carry the CenTsdsgala
letter Of maThe. II they are all as successful
81 the privatesrs now afost, in SIX months
Yankee e1mmeree viii be swept from the seas.
Seventh. a PotsRt ally Of Ssuthsrn arms ia
ibs malaria. There is tha promise Of a siekly
autumn. The yellow favsr has broke oss a
Key West Nav Orleans has 0eessiSnal exsnp-
iions from the spidsmie. It escaped lsst yaar-
The enemy impieBsly sserbed their good for
funo 70 he tenins OF Beast Batlsr, a T hs. .
MAssechusetts Yankse, knew how ts keep the
X fuyor at bay, when msn Of real intellect, who
had lived amidst il and stndied e al the days
OF their lives, hAd failed 70 master It. Irsmsins
% be proved if NsFv OFlnsas an the line Of lAa
A6;ssissiBui, from the Passes, through Baton
if0ngo, Port Eadaoo, H45Ohsz and Yicks5grg
n 70 Gem2his, VIII ba hsalihy this yssT. If tha
rss-- hsassrs ant tila Ysakezs 5qlii ba sEa8g off