Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28
Essesrai.eu ai ths cnieH

Eese=ratsoH Of she cHisH.
From the Calves Il CTsEss) Newsl
The folosire, fren tte Washington (AIk
Tetsgrafh, Is decidedly he best written Erlel'
We EaFs yet IA with en- tie saiiecs CI recon
slrueiiol. L ;bere is single man in Tezsi
vsAo ssII eE .ertains 9 doubt whstksT, IN aBy
CESS whatever that can possibly be imagined
Ne oUrns oFoz 20 submit 70 tha NoTthsD Gov
eramezs, Ws think this GTtiele should rensva
tkst duubt. We tyHst our readers VIII give It
sn attentive psrussi, and then se- IS uen shQnie
Who are 6e5sruiaad nsVer to Be Esdecod by false
srozises ba become the heSeTs Of weod SOD
drawers Of water fer YANKEES masters. We
saey Esve mssy aEd saysIe trials 20 encounter
bei1rs oar frsedsu shall bs secured, but let rs
bear IN zind shat even these trials sEd saffar-
ings IN oUr present struggle are fer mere toleIe-
bic 20 ireeHlsn thsn passive sue UgsliOn 10 cur
enemy, vino WI be certain, whatever msF be
( 5hsir present BEoress;9ns 10 tEs contrary, 70
nsks as snd oar pOsterlty, for gsners.iaas to
! cone, tTinuEaTY 70 them, unHl the eucE Emcus
! debt Of this revolution shall have been paid
Lol 1t never be fefgosten that this policy has
beea dehEiisly proclaimed, and We oSga5 30
| know enough of the Yankee character 70 be
well assured Il will be carried cut to the letter
f cnco We Ere induced to az dovE or srais,
however plsus be nay be tbsir friendly profos-
/ siocs TO is2aos Us to do so;l
IfIa moments Of dependency, when WeaIied
| with hope of peace deferred, tie thought ehoald
-7Cr enter the mind Of the richest or poorest
uun il the community, that affsr all be miEh5
ssye his property, and have soma enjoyment Of
It hereafter, OF be released from tie trials ans
| har1shigs Of war, aud allowed 20 dsv0ie him
/ sslf t, The welfsr9 Of his family, makng tao,r
I 5aly bread, snd sending then forta with srss-
/ Bects Of 3 respectable though humble lifa By q
/ compromise with che Nsrth, and q return to the
/ Urion-Ee prav him to dismiss it 81 eRce.
] F7heu the Arch Fisnd assumed the shape of =
I -os1 ia the Garden of Eden, sn6 sat wkis seri1E
/ is the ear CT Eve during her fevalish sluneosr,
/ he ueveg suggested n1ors dsviliBh tsmPtetioa.
/ Isis the cguesel Of moral and political death.
Ii We thcUght that even now the interests sf
! SIT p-o1}e wCCld be promoted b submission ca
! con premise u-d reunion, We would not sdvlsa
/ srzizst Il. We would dread ss stand, perhaps
/ very seen, in the presence Of tie Judge ef 81
1 tbe Earth, with shs fesFful crime upon car head
/ Of haviRg fGlsfsd cur convictions Of right sud
( hc-rauitv, ana advised cur e0sniryGssn TO q
J course f-au-h: with carnage and death, when
! the -vsy Of peace lay open before rs. Ia vieS
I cf thus heEvy responsibility, and praying 70 b
Z ju }ged ct the last day as we are new sincers,
I We again say TO our cgUntryueG: disH:ss every
/ thought Of zeacs by submission or rocousTUc-
( rion Of tha Uoi0n. There is HotbinQ before yoE
( in that way bat ruin and humiliation.
! Ase you rieal Then d. you nos know tkat
! the hssyy debs Of the Uziied stcs mus. so
( 3si5, AID even should the enemy spare your
property az present, ths gzsce would b dslGsiFs1
/ 5bo can never pay ths debt cut of her hAtaral
/ raaoarcss. She would io0k upon the rebellion, y
a. shs might then justly term It, as the occasion
OF tk8 debt. The rebels would be hateful and
odioas, IS unsuccessful distur5eTs Of eli gov
erHueuss are. The North would have q large
haf
arDment. The planters, slayeho:deIs ard f-es-
holders OF the South would finally DO compelled
TO P@y the 5eht.
That itself wculd be ruin insvitsbls and r.
rat7ieyabls. For they can expect no symps-
ihisiuy legisisti0n 70 enable thea TO recover
/ rom ;hsir depression. They weuid become s5-
jecg dependents upen people and government
she have the mslguity % hate, the meanness -
I Insult. aud noae OF the magnenimitY to forgive.
/ Are you roor ? WHAT tkeRf Arc you willing
! 70 remain so. ard shut yourselves ous from al.
/ hoBorable paths Of ambition Yea srs free.
mani You hsvg bean used 20 ho.d your head
/ g-cudiy eTact 50 a peer With me highest; you
/ have been accustomed 10 see yoar fellows aTcuad
you rising IL the social scale step by step to the
I RICHEST rounds IN tie ladder. You have con-
sIssQlsted yCggset that you lived IN q coaHtIy
where tais was possible to al You kave locked
upcn yOur children around ycuT humbl3 hearth,
[
tb0ueht is pGEsi5ia to saem, and Jour vile at her
Z loosl or her needle has iUdUl-od such visions
sven siofe tsan you. She hss read It in the pos
sl5u,ss Of fate, aud rightly too that these little
I s0Ys eI0ull her nay corae IN time &c Be the
/ vEeCs Of th9usands-nsy ST. ia the hslls CT
/ eeSs asiOn-Fasy be ornaments Of the forum,
/ aud 5hs ~ pit Or the bench, and be mighty men
IN the ishd. Aud, In tais dreamy view Of tLo
( possible IL tu7e, her humble tolls bsve assumed
a glcry in her eyes, aud sac has iels already ths
{ .suy pride Of tue mother Of the Grscehi Would
yOu 1--we li : couptry where thSse taings are net
/ 5cssi5le Know, thea, they vii never be pos-
| sib.a in 8 Uniou fJIcsd upon as By The caismi-
1 ties OF war. These dhings Hase freed IN. Thsy
/ sr5 incompatible wits a compulsory Uniou. We
( may expect D9JkiRg hereafter but bate snd op-
/ preston. The wkols legislation Of such a 70
/ constructed Government, would bs directed 70
4 car robbery. Taey would have TIA power, and
! If one Of our representatives, humbly sitting iE
.heiE midst, shsuld dsre 10 reDionstrat9 he would
/ be met with the wisheTiRg taUns, that the South
would be compelled to submit, or be whipped
into il again.
/ No Government patronage weuid ever Be eI-
tended TO US. TIE foreign wars Which the pres
j eat complications make necessary hereafter 10
| las Norlh, would draw its iorce By drafts from
the South. Again families must he abandoned
| and homes neglected Agaih. There Is nothing
ia the prospect that way but ruin and a dornina-
| ion which would crush out OF our hearts and The
hearts OF our children, all loity aspirations Da
yoa think they WoG!d not dare thai Eestmsusi
'lhey dared il before. Their trUeuleBt insoieneC
/ dsyes eBything. Do yca thlEk yea c0ad Teheii
Il you coad rise with thsr fest upon you
necks, riss now in ali yoGr force, whiie you
stand On equsl ground with arEns II yoaf hands
But you mistake. This efort for freedom, II un
successful e ths last for generaaons.
L ea and poor, men OF all conditions Is tn
S3ata, baad ard hse. Reconstruction, OF sub
iogaaoa is yeuT destruction. There is but on'
ssa 80 hcncIab,s PsSeo. L Is Independence
ID that fails, theze are alternatives fsr preferable
% rscons traction. May the siIae never o5nfo !
discuss them. Il viii BOt, II ws remain true an
5sar ourselves ss mon.
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