Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

FROM rvsE AMY oF EENaRssRE.
From Our Owa ooresPondsntl
WEDNESDAY,, July Is, 1860
Tho military public, in casting up tAe ae-
.o,ot Of the nevgs received thia morning, IN is
@.sneols Of hope and Encouragement, seam to
~ BAT The balance is in fay0g Of the former
- tbsu the latter albeit, except in he mat
,er 81 ne fail Of Pert Hudson, whfeh 8 positive,
t,e tenn. of the ascouut would seem ts consist
:. the negative, tbas CEarleston IS aot taken,
! Jsbnasoa is not defeated at Jackson, and that
Lee has not been driven cut Of kaTylsnd. It Is
said 90 Be a rentsl or moral pseuEsTity ef the
csamon people Of Scotland never tosdmit that
a sick person Is b7ttar, sn1 whsa asked By .
nsighboE how Sandy or M'ggy, hov7n to have
been sick, may be, invsrizblY TO return the re-
ely. sea waur p sGd wshave 81 fcgnd Il cVr
azsarisncs, IN reference % matters private sns
public, whsn in apparent ext1smitiss, great men
tat satisfaction in the reAsetieR that matters
might be verse. And, izdsed, rs al h-Te sb-
I sorrss, that whsneysE 70 are flashed with pros
psIity. IN psaoe or war, we bsgia to expect in-
Feasible things. wi.hszt sfsrt. sHd either
to relapse into indslenss, OF indalgs in disesn-
/ tent in consequence and shst we are only
srouss3 to the n~seesaiiy sf employing all the
energies Of which CIR natures are capable,
whsa clouds, AID storms, sRa darkness, "
bsvsr over oar fortunes, and We seem e IS IN
he vicinity ef aIm0s. hspslezs rain. Ne better
illustration OF TIE trHtl oftbis caa bs augxasts5
I than the la Of isdolsn-e, and coBfdsaes,
waiea snecseded eur FIRST paroxisa Of success
IT Manassas, 'aHd tie rszetisa Of energy and
Effort which falleved the varszl disasters Of
I 1862 Tie disasters wsrs n a great msasars
shs result Of the Intervening parted Of csnG-
/ dsnca, as sur tTiazPhs siaes these disasters
were tie fruit Of .ss energy Of effort called
forth ana ma s racsFgary By tie disasters tbem-
selves. L Eay be c~gIiszs, and I tTast not dis
respectful. 50 notice ia tie Chief Nsgistats Of
the Cszsdsts States, tas mental tEzst Of thoae
a~ltsrnG.s ssatos Of depression and csnsdsncs,
the resalss OF our dsfosts aud successes. Ia bis
msssags 10 tie f-gt Coafs5erssa Congress, &C.
Hvsrs5 icss z1zr .as &l Of Dgpa7san, he IL
bypolhssisaI, r~sticoas, 6if5oss aad s9neaise
/ z~arslsss, while il his spssch at Jseksea, fel-
lsui-z he repuls9 at fredericksburg, aad Al
Yjckssu1g, IS a'so il la message to sas Con
grsss which met in January, he was bold,
sr0Hg. ssagaina, ~eonfA4zk and, # I nay say
So, I tbolght, psrtiezlsrly ia the jackson
speech, less prudent than was visa
L car present depression viii only have
he eject which our disasters of las,
gcsr prgdUcs5 uson the G5yernaent aRd the
people, We shall have no cause ts regret wbst
seems to be ct present the crisis Of cur rovolR
EozsTy struggle. If it viii lead to the i~zeresss
Of our armies By calling al Of our population,
capable Of bearing arms, iase the field, and re
orgsa'zirg and c0mbising the foress il such
wise as to make tAsir mission an active rather
Than a negative one aAd viii inspire cur pee
pie with the holy rssolutsa eff dging al things
for the sake Of the sacred eause-aot less Of
aussaity taan ~Iberty-then We have occasion
for joy rather than sorrow, for I~eisieing rather
t5an depression. Whe. I look over the fsld.
sud see Lee and the amy Of Vi-Tisia il the
p esenes Of perhaps an snemy Superior in num-
5ers; Charleston again b~eleagUsrsd By a farmi-
dable lard ard naval forcs tae army Of Ten
aesses engaged il watching R5secrans the
possible falling back IF Johnstoa to no one
knows what point the ns-Missisaip9i army
ISOLATED, and, likely, now that Banks is disen-
gsged, TO rsmsin so. Wis g long Inc Of frontier
exposed; with recruiting stimulated through
Ice whole North By recent success. 1 must con-
sss thstI ses great occasion. if not for desBou-
aoney, FOR a great increase Of faith, and energy,
aud wisdom.
The published correspondence between H..
stsPasnSs sd tie Yankee commaudsTs, d~iselsses
the tseAof aRothsr amiable effort, upsu the part
Of eur Government, TO bTisg he YANKEES nor
stsf ts saasthiEg Ike 8 sense Of hsma1, If not
Christian responsibility, il tie conduct of the
var. Isapposs the President felt the s~vertare
10 be q matter eff supersregatioR, and designed
g to Re more Of a protest against Yankee barhE-
risHa, thaa 3 ssrisgs attempt at negotiation. We
have been SO often snsbbed in such humaae eff
forts - thoss upstairs, to When it sssns TO be
luxury re less personal thaa Political, that I an
somewhat surprised they should DO still per-
sisted ia. Why address yourselves bs people as
gsst!amsR ard Christiaas who are Reilhsr. The
lsnb Of the spFologas might ssoner make terms
vita tbs wolf Hhs listened neither to t7uta aor
Justice, sad oaly to the bIoosy iassincs Of na-
tare-s priest or weman wandering il the mogz-
tains might sooner expect Christian terms from
al Italian bandit, fer the instinct Of the wolf hss
not bsen disparagsd By Yankee lust Rad low
breeding, and ths bandit pridss hizssf upon his
race and religion.
Mr.. Webster, ia his spsech in the house of
representatives. upoH ths resolution to rscogaizs
Greece, as alsa IL his dispatches to Senior
Alngnte, the Mexican minister, upoB the cor
duct Of Tie war with Texas held some megnif-
cent language upen shs responsibility Of naiops
fer violating the usrsl sense Of he civilized
world, vhica proves that the Ysakse zaties
have chengel very much a;nes former times, or
that 1t is very diEsrentin the concrete from what
it is ia the abstract.
Your paper on home defense is vsrY we'll
tirzea, and I hope may aot fail Of its sfset.
] as il hepes ! shall be abla 70 send yea
sssethiog ia he vsy uf news in my next. No
ehsnge in IF .irs here. Woathsr more pleasant
than it has been. ASHANTEB.
Prem Jaekaon.
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