Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-20
The following srs extracts cE the principal
points in Sswarc's speech as Auburn the Higns
boiore Lae New York election

The telGWIng sr3 extracts cI tle P!iHciati
points in Ss,varu's speech as Auburn the sighs
before TIE Nsw York election;
THs ISSUE or TIE WAR
/ haze another ground fer knowing thst ysu
win zueceed tO-msrrow. f9E have the right SIDE
UPON B,ain pra ctieal. simple issus. Our OPP
p0nen.s DO n9t see this; they have suffered fac
sion to blind them Thcy say thsa they are
voting down this Administration, because is IS
incomBesent, and ought never 20 have been
elected Fhey say, again, taat they sre T7tirg
70 decide the esidsHIal question OF 1854
They arc doiEg no sUea tasrg Abraham LIN
,.oln vas elected ia s6J 10 Be President Of be
United States fer faur years, VIZ until the 4in
Of March, 1866 iaiIiy justly, hoaors6iy, eonsEi
talionaily elected. The qaes-ion Is nos whether ae
ouvht 20 have been alasgsd in 1860; that was set-
tied in the election Of '60 and Is i7rs7ersibie. The
oQessi3n is not whether he OF any per5sn con
aec.ed with his adninistTa ion shall be elected
in 1868 That wiz be settled o, the el etion Of
1864 Abraham Liuccl1 Wss electad IN 1850 %
De President, mss OF part, bal the whole OF The
Uaibed States; bn. be has been fercihiy kept oul
Of q part of tbn United StEtss-LoHisiana, Viz
giuis, Norih Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and ether GBlf States. II in So States he is
President ds j1rg bat not de faCtS. The object
Of this elsction is the object oi the war ti d 20
make Abraham LiacolR PEssidsn. Dc faeto from
1850 10 1864 ia Georgia, S0sth Cafoina ard
other Gulf States. As be "a Presideat dc faci0 IN
Naasechuseus, New York and Okio
10 PEACE UNTIL AsRAHAM LIAcoLN Is PREsI-
DEHT or THE WHOLE UNITED STATES
/ know she war wagsd for that ct jacl viii
/ suseeed. and knsvF elections held for .zs same
/ obisct viii suecssd They Wti sucesed bscause
tie obiscs is ast and Justice II politics Is ucces-
} ssry l. Is Hjasties and downright robbery q
AkFahsm LircJin, and the msi5riEY of eiliz s=g
! ,sho slocssd bin, 20 refuse him the full enjoy
neut Of the authority conferred upon him IN ihai
/ election. There car bs no peace and 4aist unhi
/ Abraham Linc0lR is President. under thai 1lee-
ton, Of ths whole United STATES. Nov Ju5lee
1 IS Al iHssiHel Of The whole human family Il g
man has a house, a bGfss, or q boat, sad it "a
/ taksn from hin, all society m5iass 70 restore
It to hil possessions sad il awards sayero punish.
nient to those who stiompt to roo him Of hi5
rights
/ Tbe result 20 be a.ta.nsd Is as important 70
cur opponents as II is to uB. What u, throUgh
bsltls and sutIfags the President who lsss
/ elsced Ia 1860 should By his opponents, be KEEP
cut Of the Presidency Of ths United States ImE
another elee.ionl What il they should thsI
succeed IN sleetng President in 1864 agaihs
the majority who elected Abraham Lineoln IL
n ls60l Caa thai msjmiiy be expected 10 ae
auiesee, vii thOut voting suc blood Bhed, ~ Oh,
elsoti0R Of Jeffsrsoa DAVIS or john @ Bfochin
ridge. or Horatio Seymour Certainly net
and thes you have pcrpetgal civil wsr, Whieh Z
nothing else than perpetual anaTchY lei "a
/ net bo deceived Abraham Isino0ln must b
Pfssi,lsat of South Carolina and Georgia by viz
iaa Of hs election Of 1860, or net only Ehe peae'
of the Uaien, but { Uai itself, is fo-eVa
lost Peace comes thTeueh shat success, aud i
no other way.
Thsrs can be no psaes 10 insurgents in arm
anil they have submitted and sceep Cd Abrs
ham Lincoln As the President Of the Uniis
States; then and not before, viii % The lime 8
spsslk Of terms Of peace.
. sPPacACH OF THIS TnaE WREH THBRE Shall
8 BE NEITHER sLAYERY EsR SLAVES ~ tn
I LAND.
I Tbs abetisrs Of tie rebellion are trsubled 70
s iiar we shall not leave to the rabals, when the
r bsvs submitted. eaough Of slavery and slsgei
3 Thev want to hReW whsl We propose abou
2 that My anawer is thst It they bsd sHbmiile
3 "a Ab4sham Lincoln 81 the oagisning, ihc
4 weuld have 'staiasd ths wb5e. They ha.
= lest BY pssislaiies, en- Al aveIa2o, ten Lhon5al
daves a uloatb. Each m0uth Of prolonged z
G sisianee Increases the loa8, and hey sTo TergiE
q amen the hma when submission, coEiug C
g lete, vii lssve neither alsFaFY nor slaves ia q
sf lsal Tks qGestlen o. slaVsry ia their ous
= ness not nine Ss long o. ihey propose 1
sBrronaer. hey are eah5led to AK no tarm
vThai hss bsppsaed to slavery Thus faf, has 5ai
,6a leoitiuasle fruit of tier 9Hn crimes; 5ls
i Tss 4ruit ordslBed, H0i ~ man, bat Of 90
D Sgitheaf seeking to divine HIS ways. .hin< z
a. ss,,g5 ,gili be Ike saso -he past tas insure
"a - sli psgsh aadsr military Powef nseeal
: yiiv md shsEsioIa lawfully exercised, g
d slavery aill perish vita It.
VI aoeus oPRN ALWAYS TO TIE PRoDIgAL 50
~ Eevstthsloss, am wiliog shat the pF0ig
"a ,oa snail rs1uTa. The doors, SO fsr as l !
a. concerned, shsn always Be open to him Il
longer he is eoutent 70 feed upoa busbs