Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

enemy1 According 10 tho following ssetien O
the treasury reguiatisas the obJees would seen
70 Be tie rasing Of money:
See 8. a fee Of twenty cents viii be charged
tor eaeh permit granted for purposes Of frads
Eader these regulstianss AID. Ia addition ibsFs
TO, TIE following fees shall be ealeeted, viz: f8l
q Persais to Fu.ehase Or sell esstoa OF tosasec
wiihiR any pace Or ssoiioa IN Stats kersssfs-e
declared "a IEsurreeilcn- e0mmereial infe-caarra
| with wb.ch has been permitted by the Seorsfar7
| Of he Treasury, uzaer the iiegrse Of ths-Presi,
/ dent, as afozasail, asd 10 transport the same
| thsrofrsm 90 any Pises IN the legal States, fsu
esnta per pcupd fsr cotton, and two dollars pas
I hegshead OF tobacco; and for q permit 70 trans
/ port any stAaT Fssds and ehstt0s, waTes and
I MERCHANDISE, designed fer sa.e, excerpt supplies
I fer zesrs AnS soldiers skipped By salsrs 70 Of
I iroTa any sueh place or see'isn in sH iusarrec
ions5y State, Eva ger eentam Ep0s the sworn
invoice value 5lers0f at the place Of shipment.
AseoTdisg 10 40 aet OF Congress-, A0wever,
under which these regulations are compiled, al
The property a the rebelTicus States Is zhsn-
6oBsd &c tho G3veruusRt, save only such az Il
beloBgiBg b persons of established loyalty.
Bat great proportion Of the estson. tobacco,
mevsblc8, ETC., IN the South is become the pos
session Of widows, ehii dTen. ard s3niles, vino
hsvs hzd 20 participation in th8 actual war
TSese PeGple, however seaeeabiy they I1av feel
ism 81 treason, are not encouraged to transfer
their properly to the government, and trust to
the chances of gsttn theiT mcEay from the EE-
ceediRgl sbatB GJTsrnmsnt EnaleieTs wh0
have /. 10 ChaEes
What is CLAIMED by conservatives / bsli7e is
this, that Gre Gf The tive policies Should ks cd
heIad 5o-aiIh hsr let trade Be eios-d sgainss She
sU U7Pecte3 districts, and slow nsshiug TO pass
beloE Caro- except army supplies or allow
sHg thIHz 20 nzs3 as cf CID, cOctfzbazt of Wsr
excc- ted. Ela1er BisH would passes5 aSTante-c
s7ar the present m0uRgel system, By which the
rebels ere permitted 70 gt saeh at eies through
eorrUptiaH 80 they Head for military purposes,
ara w5ich do NOT yield to as he prsdaets of the
S5uth except lbTougl the sans squiVocal and
favorad channels What The diEsf5nee m zhs
os 70 th8 large class Of people with whcm we
hope 10 i've one cay ii aHliy we need not ex-
plain
TEs particular causo Of the quarrel between
tie PeoRls wao cal themselves equally loyal is
not entirely 5he sIads regulations A political
struggle is ia,ERdiRg, sad tAus becomes ons Of
tds side Issues. Tksre are in cur MIDST Egits-
t0rs vile fancy themselves the only l1ysl
people, as3 thst al who differ from than must
necessarily Be in league with Je&. Davis. hey
are as d1enstis ard ua0ra i1peTious in theis
manner thRa g similar Kind Of KszEuekians
Who used 50 affect e represent the whole CT the
border and Southern States. A s'iEhs e them
was sn insslt to the nsten, ard whom they
cos'd a0s sway thsy determined 70 crush.
This class is slrsaiy well kno~n, for it is
never Teasy ef trunpstlEg its opinions from the
house TOYS. rs members consider that tse sholi-
sios Of slavery, since slavery is ths cole c2uss Of
the var, should 20 the sole end Of ths war. Nor
caa they tolerate the opinions Of q more canser-
vatvs class, Whs recognize that the wsr is
Nared TO supegess rsoelli0n CT iusurrectiOu, 81
Hhich, doubtless, slavery may have been lae
sTi~ciDsl occasion. aad thst so so1B az the
81 hcriiy Of the Uci.ei Safes i5 restored tasn
we nay take bo1ds for ia are security, euouE
y hich w5Gld be found most vsiusbie the abol-
isbueut, gradasi or summary, Ct slavery.
Both parties arc stisgiug (t0r We exclude the
secession element As having ne vote CT voicc)
fer the same end, but By different means. The
one seems Of a sudden 10 b smi'isn with viu-
dictge and determination fury, which rsGes in
p-eB B7rEOl 70 the TenOtsusg5 Of the rebel army
Thsv would instantly have slavery abolished IN
the State, sud for that reason, since they cannot
convene a convention ia the nsIure OF a SOW
srsigu remedy" seen enough, they bessech she
President 60 appoint military commander Wh3
wil by bis ruling, practically abolish It With the
sWzrd.
Tba fxbt RACES, and throughout the S.sis the
political biekeTiRcs give rise TO mach collision.
Tho gsyeZ1cc Insists on arzi8g those wbs sre
1sth-taksrs, but are hostile 10 the kaHsss red
leZs, 81 they ETs called. Ihis gives Tiss e.
nUca violent deHurpi-loa BY the radicals here
0t which = very large proportion is German. II
vii be veil If tie really dislayal do not, -
tween their qHsTTss aad aispalss, gsin some
very substantial advantage.