Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-15

sem 70 tia properties Of a military Ansk Wien Il
knsw Ata, . bandssms. aomsNhat ysaghfal. rsasrt sd
i~Hfsliirsai licking man, BE uas doing as duty. win
such nIlsay Expresses - b hss gained b saEEics iu
Bsxiss. Of al Eaateur Sosut, a Re ePsuiag Of the var
sa she Virginia FsnlnsalA. His mtslsgsai tetiylty
enables him . Aad Gus the paToosss and plans r
tie eusEy, wills his regodH of nse saahlea Nasrp-
Or 50 70 select Sis position, and dispose Of h1 fsre'a
- t. suspriss TIE enemy. sad gain the pfinaTy vie
isry Of BsthsL Gen, MeGrudsr, know, acknowledge
AZ services as not iuportAHt simply. bat ~ iaTsIusble
LisutsnsaLGsner Polk, with bis rare iRtaifion 81 men
and hsarty sense Of appreciation, aotIea patriotic than
pafsossl. Of Willingness c~onloned with sbaiiy to intel
iizeuay ssrvs The country, perceived ia yslus, and Il
seisntly aided hin IN procuring the eommssd. which
Implied Tie raising ofthe troops ofhia pressst reg n-nt
I ans sorry to perceive hat he is only a. yet q colonel.
BE should console hiaself By The reflection that ths
battle ia n OF alwsyE to The strong, nor the rsos 70 The
Taih, " and iAst, though " promotes esmeib neither
h0n he East aor rsm the West, nor yet from The
South" thsre IS = pr0motioR In he Aaeefen and sdni-
ratlsz Of ths popular heart sna Thought, Roi unaecom
panied with a fame which he world viii mes VII.
Has'y et4in."
"OeeldsHt7 Ole! Jan Salts In The Essmino II tho
Sd, sEbsdIss Ia brilliant style 3 rFSag remsastranes
agaiRst tbs errors and blundsrs Of AdmiHbtransa. T.
seems to b written BY a patriot, as certainly u g W q
SCHOLAR. The words Hot inslsEsst which are used By
hin, give potency 70 the thought bgzs Bsans impstsut
Of the protest while the zotivs Of TIE prstsEt Is uos
Tsysa a. a preface, IN the pbllosophicsily profound aad
elsssIeally izniusua ~lsuguags Of Ednund Bake. @ 70
ing frem EissisEpPi, thas tbs szesss, u srauss we're
sssdsd, Of TIE ssssia Interest Of LEGAL patriotism, ani
ths yups,hetie r~siaiissH o. good nsighbosheod.
syeskisg Of the Executives tAdi1srsnss t. he yssplss
estimate II General Penborton, be aaysi "upen ever
nA
Il retained IN csmnand We shall lsss viszs ,erg
What did accumulated warning. ~FtotesiAt o. SD plead.
ing svaHf supreas upsn ths hIEld higAu q an hfL
LILLE sEalsm. Et NE Davis wrapped is subiims ssf
ssmplaossey, turaiag a deaf ear 70 FL, and rsss,vtd t.
IslEl.In his proisgs, thsush the sauas shouts aus.
tain iIsnssia6is injury. The rssuli proved hs
suPsasr wisdom Of tbs naEsss, sad he eul-
pabls ssulsaey Of hs Prssidsat s~psakiag
sf the PopulAr dscsptent with the AdminiEtratea,
he says. "Ths psopls aro weary Of The aagrant mis-
naasgemsnt Of the G~5vernzsnt. TIE lPiit Of resist
aaes Is as strezE as ever, AID tie dsyoiisn to oar canss
"a fsryeat and uushaksn, but ee are diEgustsd AMI dis-
hssrtsnsi At The course Pursusd b. the Administraiisn
Ths eausss q the psputsr d seontsnf are act new Or re-
cent, unfortunately they have tso lsng existed Bat
tas people Aavs waited sad hoped fer 3 e = 60, deen.
laE Il izszpesisnt t. csmplan Fub iely until ths ssusss
and grievances have grown colossal, Esd rational Vs-
tszes Is exhausted" Again; Had the people dreamed
,hA, Mr.. Davis wsald carry all lis ear5ae AutipAthiaa
his bitter PrsiudesL bs Psuriis psriaiisiei, AMI his
dsting favoritisas late the presidential ehaH, they would
never have allowed kin to an r. Little did they mag
tas that some Of oar noblest parost patriots, creates
statesmen aud sbIsst generals would be imslAtsd 70 the
haired Of provincial politicians orths forgotten quarrHa
Of the Fsr department at WsihingtoA Hs seems
u have mastered but enc maxim q Eacha
rs In - --z-aa-.a- -.
to ts Solfss Ct The State" Owing to lie in
vstsrats eAarsctsristics sf Inc President, some Of the
nest Important, nay vital Fariszs II the lana have
bean csassed ts the hsrds Of officers whe al all .;
s~asrdsa's fansus eategsres ~Ken Of tried in ibuity.
ssd eszviciss ssheisncH Of continued weakness aud
a1sd inattsntlon." Upoa Gsa. Psm5srtoa's rsrump-
ten Of command he says 18th runsred tia. h PEN
bertsE) has ssse . DsHspsrs. and that he VIII yst be
retained il Command WIN the people Of the COnfsd-
srsey lave to support this outraged We esa tea thsn
that the army VII not Il ia nsunful and bitter
truth Inst the troop are rapidly deserving in that army;
they nsver trusted Gen Psnbsrson they shsrss tie
loss Of VieksburE q his stupidity or ~lsthsryY; sad Il be
Is ever te esnEand Msissippians again, those pa o'ss
usa via zsver rsSssarlblS at Demopolis % beeomo q
sseszd tine his victimE" be says That the people
do net share IN the Presidents ehrsnle hallueinstoa hat
bel = great unitsy gsaus sad can direct the campaigns
IL d stsat States with uaerrng skill"
Is0nfsss I was ssver Sas q hsss, aad - remarked
In conversation with thu Prssilezt himself who Iookod
ugsa tie Provisional Congress Is called upon to fsrz $
peuszneat GoverEasnt, in anticipation Of tbs end aud
fruits 81 the EsEslutsa. and had a psculiEr obisciisa
to Et,sHg,hsnizs the executive e the Canfsdsra,s Gov
srzusst BY Increasing the term Of oass to tive years
longer thas tsst Of the Federal G~svsrnmeut. Il was
literally IA hsnsly phrase, " juapiDg cut Ct the hyiss-
pan Iafs ne SIRE and many Of The evils new com
pislaoa sf ar. its fruits.
Ts T~assvev= eHs pEp=T, EeSiesa affairs give rise
ts sscA oEadsshtiul dsputAdoR," partcula Iy q 70
the course pslitissl affair, ia rsfsronesi 10 the ~sslsetisa
Of 8 ruler. viii take. while I kops McKee, nay b. re-.
deemed hsz bar state Of ehrosic anarchy, ssciaI asd
Political, I do trust shs viii not fan int he hands n O
Haps6dfE. They are nsithsr q harming, nsr, snforsu-
nat b an snhsrming race. NssoloSn sid Of hinssiS
he was he 'Rs1eipA Of HarFsburg" Of bis family. and
I wszls certainly prefer to zee enc Of his blood soFsi-
flying TIE Msxiesa Empire, than 4 puny dsseesasDt Of
the Archstype. ASEANTEE.