Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-22
VOL. XIV, NO. %

favor Of tie settlement Of his controversy ana a-a
not one Of the men vile say s p he poles o laa Dsr
would do Gt j. q very proper question baid hat
an bound 20 say what won a do an nor one Of
Hmugg'3 themselves ito Pow br eriicsiuE and dee
no nciug the acts of hls Adnu'srst8nA hold that
right 70 is due TO you n q due to myself at W en-
we hold there men up % public castts-i9n. and ssy
that tdis oicy is wrong and hat policy s rsh.-I hold
that t i our datg 90 hriag forward prograaa, and
net Fmuggie orreives into Office By fsutdndne With
those who are h Office Therefor when have be-u
! asked you have asked, at the Democrats uartv
would DO II they were IN power su pro -srsI Is an
svver The questio7. say that whist ts nacae party
would DO were they IN Office, what tlev T DO when
they obtain Once, depends very much indeed upon the
I for the Prssidency- II the Drnsc-e fe r7rfv shah
select war Democrat. there w Do no ehanra OF nol.
democrat ana hen Is elected PR silent # the United
States upon platforrn-must uacessar.fv carrr
ont war programme and i Ae carries out pro-
gFauana- what dl1eroncs VIII there De between tlst
pursuing policy Of vigorous Prosecution Of The
and the man who now is pursuing vigorous 1zos-
ecutiou hold Therefore thar if he war rsuocrafg
platform, and II they place upon that platform war
Democrat, and elect hlm 70 ONCE the only difference
These new war Democrats VIII come ln more hungry
than those lazy, fzt rsca who are u77 hruslg pound.
And Instead of two taoasand millions Of dollars 10 ba
owed a. me end N i'ur years c 'Fi De i77ty times 81
much bocause Democrats Gufstea any 0Iisr class
Of men. Vow, say there must .rs ehsngs Of poicg7
We must have no. Only ehsnga of Iueu but change
Of measures we must not only pat te war
out Of office, but We must keep the Democrat ous
Of oiea. an for peace and 70 ny friends le Dem
ocraiic party shall elect and have no doub- they VIII
successor 10 the present iccumben. an fuisee-aut
man, one OF correct p ineipies al visa be vel Vow
wei tell you what; in my judgments. be should do Ia
my opinion the President Or sbo Cnisei stste sho17
seek either eirsety and openly Or ad sey and COW
ertly officially o. nefHcaiy and meet fora conference
-iieve that taers shoa.d Be csssation 5f Eafais
War having failed, reunion is farier OF f5av tsn
4 was two years ago, and getting further CT every ds
The war policy having failed. in ny iuiglaut t5s Dem
ocraiis party ia its Tor the Pr-lidsucy should
taks the policy Of eouci-i2tion-tlzt conference
should be obtared know lat that ccHfer6ucs could
have been ob.a a'ned Two months ago conference
can be obtained. that conferences might result iu rens
tons; these Regulations IN convention i1 which al
ae states Toui1 be represented ard tna- convention m
the recoustrce ion u tie American Uui1l. Z au-
s"ersd Is an 5dly-"AA Yes sir-ves, Sir ttev
say but read tns Southern papers "They
viii defy Us. / am told; They won't cone back
an told They VIII spun yaur offers. am toiH Ahf
J irieuds who dare say tha3 Ireer 90 The Slu-Hern
--f7ls way We IN NJ" YORK "l9 EnoW hoW Ueu
51s 1eWspapers rspresent public cpiui5u cannot be
l2oiea Ia that way We who ind every rev. piper ln
-1 81 p o. New lerE against me ID olratc r-iT. mad
Ourselves with tu-Ey aud thirty and forty tnou-
SAND Democratic majority IN the ely Of New York
and with 0ns two exceptions have never vet
l5en elected 10 odies in the city OF New I9rk--a-d
h'gs osen elected many and many due-b1t thal r
bad the combined pres esiuss me- and therefor. sas
ne0spapers say is no indication VIA people h.1E and
shet ne Richmond Enquirer nay say. on what s press
OF the southern States may say that are under h=
pionsEe Of the government that dare not ut-- any
ei sntlIaehs tnan what ils government 90 ie S1utl
may dc-ata, precise as the Republican press oLEsv
-lA t.Et hQl uft=E
inent dictates 80 sy 10 4 no indcston Of Isisn
s7ntlmen- or S3zthern oufnigu- Besides. my friends
me mighty, ir the ilduituda of BIS vision. las Hs
own way working 0ut the fate of things Who dar5
SAY sfter thesa two years Of trial AMI travail his
volume Of bloOdhpd al these horrors Of Thch have
leare, and Of which Tead-uho dare sa7 that
ne Almighty has not adopied ibis course fsE our
? Punisensut and eiastsningl Finding -3 here
ihs finest eimFfe in the worid, The finest physical
AMI geographical resources Of any people i1 the
world teelniuz with penty-rsgard'ess wee o.
al these 0es ingz aud all these flvor-wh1 dare say
inAt ne Almighty has not Iua1- i-lerle--uu our
prosperity oy laying His heavy nd upou Us nuu-
i>hment Ah, my rCnds, the Almighty has r. own
way OF working out thsse great natl raj pro1Icrr and
'tanong the seady hos ty existing issveeu thee two
peoples at this day, believe that Hs Almighty band
VII yet siay th-se surgi1g oiiows Of wrath. Blt,
5eRien-n s1pposs it soi suppose taa- after
his conference, after these NEGOTIATIONS afts- IBIS
'onveation the South say. We dem7nd res1gnis
ion, and no hing less 20 Wei. now, nav friends Z
mould come 90 that-if in IN evil hour for this conn
yr aud for human progress, and fr the 1f hI-
nan liberty throughout the wor d-if. uudsr these
rc IN stances the South shoali sssuue fhe dacis-
on and consent 70 treat only BY The recoruticn ~
southern ildependencs-I win tell you whr. is
" elsutf tne ffesQent OF ths LuIfe1 states -E1u4
10: be should submit. c0urss least ur1uosior
hat the people shOEd be called upon 90 vote alectv
pom the question md thEt the decision slHuli D. fuai
hen and forever, whsther they Would resume the war
" Recognizes the iudependa-c OF the South Tha-
~ peac- Programme I wiling 60 with the geo-
'cr and IT, after this Of two years. md vzgit
Or two years 7Hgsr, her, after this Of four years.
Ve wait for lis negotiation asslHu tLGt b9h sides
thoroughly exhausted by thar fime-He exhausted
Tread dyhan amer these conferences and Eot s.lls
nd conventions n, then, tile South 3D. y Judgment
ne would nos do 20 persist in her opposition. and
bis question were .ubmittsd 90 the massss and ths
eopls, the ba lot eft % istermne t every suffer-
q % vote 1pon the question: no, nElt reCoE-
iz7, why as majority Of ballots casr upon that
uestan that ln my humble iudgmen-, the President
1ould bo bound br, be it recognition Be it war