Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18

Perpetuaiy defeated broken up bY tha British ar1s-
O. one tine their whoIe afmy did H1s uember eight
aisn-iheir fln1l lu1asan 7Fas promised i7al molh
e noaih, and seemed only question of tius. Yet
eo1ei-aiion were wasted They beczas f-e1 siaies,
and were lost % Britain flrsFsr
And ecu q EsElurd RuEzss unisr fha eye of hsusi-
81 and nsuited monarch stsnur the hl1s ourrent 81
/ popular prejudice with ihs f75Fd or a1ery Enesad
upon hir-ecuid Do dare ez1u1e f1e rar1it 81 tie
American people, and pray thsfi 10 sac spif. liberty
b which hey were moved, seaslilg nigh. Be par
Tree. "a The city where YFssh'neon presided. piiiia
5l81t 81 the room where sa Do1lasat1l 81 American
traet the American people lin of ihs'r ewn hsarg
teir own o7isa from i1 revolt To- ss vHrninR
Tas the passion ana o5stiracv of crsaf B-f-fr fast
fixed and hardened shs 77avernr policy e ss7 fa-s-
fathers into alniiy q resistance fhat 10 power au
earth could 1saE and 70 oevTa7 ie1 By following tl1
fatal path, they, too, and e7urm anloHr
- people oL tas eoaiA-lh 1l--a go ps1- q eo1a-
SION 7hie1 am persladaa even ati trey lz end 80
render thsr return 20 tha ancient eondsrsey on any
erlas andesirabie or impossible. lApa.a1ss
am the more eulooideued 60 spe1S is1zi aeaaua9
know that my words can eain co force fen .e pqzi
on OF authority Of The speaker, aad elJ uiih them
only such weight tlair Inherent ist1s
mand For I do not speak fof any party any rlsu.
but only for myself y am politician o. 7lra 20
lead no faction would not eo1ens to 81 70 save Bat
grateful 10 this republic that hss given Fe'eorna
ard q home-loFiug ii for The sake Of ny children.
whose birthpaes It is-booinr r ths rssorl of iis
BY tbs conviction Of he supsEor blessings Of l nst
tutons as compared win thass Of othsr laua-57nnd
tween the cifizsn and TIE State siui1sr sl The idea
that, in the fanatici q ss. iha apa-T Of othqr On
Iy the golden hours of opportunity are frrr bT ana
soon the ineLorabia iogic Of events wiz pronounce The IA
an a94 peaee. Fsaee pure al l1 s Esec' % p c1iain-
Cd ~ sue1 means So T best h- t1a honor OF nation
TOO great % oe vindicTe too poWsrf1 go De suocHed
~ e-S -eL1 1a-s y l5a.n ana tfalais On les-
lIhc lppi2u1a here r. tie r1st r1r1arl1us a1fs-
ton ana ii was seFeral minutes 5si1re tae speaka-
.1u.4 eeA5 is4s A-1n atF efe uilil plll-l taa
South" Msreifl keaTeusi have they uot been Bu s1-
edl Tneir cities piagsd sld ruiusl. ihslr is wasted
ana inair A'est ooqd Folred out zo water slat ID frcu
commerce with the world thsr Wealssl EadHosd %
poverty theis proudsst humblsd-Whlt have tdey 70
depend on n their contest agllst power but the
grim, giant oueray Of despair against arus tlat may
8tl be procff Beware Of g. Sc has effected wonders
1eiors now AEainst kindness % cannot gTall % HiI
ihaw and melt Ike the snow Of to-day before the sun
C spring.
How can this ki1dnass &c SHOWN now can hs nstion
lest y her willingness 70 Wslcous the wanderers hasEf
The course Is simple Rstraes our staDs. 8ofurn 90
ihe Constitution and ta8 ia7s. iL0ad ard continued
orned By that and By that alone 3, can Be restored
Return 20 &C. in letter and -sllri WlseTer We hsgs
q far ss We can
whataver errors We have committed that cannos b
1ndone, let MS repent 10 was compromise of ec-fct-
iag Interests. pTeiulices and pss.ious
By that eolngToI1iss tho Union vas forasl- By com
promise alone the Union can be reatars1-
But think bear some irdl-rsnt Aboftsniss cry
'lt Make peace With llave1Qldsrai a Ja.7u Hill
negro slavery tolerated Never, ueTeri " her
var % ~ 1uts ~ Wei, have iut Eltl5 objection u
hey wiz asree 20 carry 60 on altogether b. themselves.
Bur dsr from the Abolirioaisfs IA ttls Thsy dont
sem incined 70 consent % q Union in Wblci Save
FOLDERS ere allowed 10 exist for unlon at any
vice with slavery Withoui s'1verr fhst Is &c
5al lniou-snesre cordial, pollzu-zl and stable
As 20 this strange and peculiar race Of men witch
'rovidanco seems to have specially marked l1 rlJal
hem as sincere interest pity The mcst eager
dFccats for their eulepeireti1n Eus hara learned
Q eiarus' the thsoris7 Of philosophers and P1ialro
The experiment. now being made v-ish tae asg-o g
elLi9s e4pelinlsn5 4a9 elTiiz9l word WI n--l 9
sponsio- for hs fafs his condition under hs south
IN master uiay have been bad-et us beware lest IN
znorsnt and hea1long philosophy W. MAKE {. gosso
Ne have enough 70 auspTsf for History win hold t11
american nation to account for The lives Of the red snt
be aboriginal Inhabitants Of this continent Who have
consider thst great crime. The negro in egndi-
ION Of fixed snd acknowledged lnieTi8riiy- may have
Uttered much. But ssgat ed suddenly 10 the level o.
lngo-SlZou civilization. snd summoned 90 perform it1
1ries greatly fear iez bis loi VIII fa
,he sudden glare VIII be too dszz ug It may oewidsE
nd blind hin and tha whole the Hors. MS o. his
primer condition, 10 which habit had tu large degrees
sconefed bin sav soon 4se 10 hin frhf snd easF a.
with the vici-studss of bis irHedo. But,
0gsver thar BE- is It not clear hat are paying ior
bis experiment. Of az best but doEbtia resalt .err5a
Not alone ,7easurs. That ua5on can labor TO rs
lace Not lives alone, though those are more pl-lef
lfs But reputation liberty, ls7y, principles 81 soyeln
ent. ths mystic 7oud By which ths lntesli-y oi Us
These are tie Blessings that We have put IN peril
lst AS means or weakening th5 eouthalu a.ls
be- policy OF ne-sr0 euancilati1n has ssuai.y failed
he President never said wiser Wora than r7leu 1a
ain attempt to subset the immuisbls laws o. nature 20
be petty pruiects Of ald i1I this TIE laf-1n mas
'andered from The safe road on which fa7 serenity
ssrs Of prosperity power, and happi1e1 ii has
alked
For this It hes taken the first steps on the fatal path
la leads TO EHSnaWu dangers, peThans ro anarchy or
sspotism- Let it draw back while it 81 ua
Bat 20 whatever csErsa it llay be iEp-L-d 7aas7ar
ors it ulsy commit whatever di-assers nay b. fcra
the grsat mass OF ths American people ere. believe
usble, wise, Moderate and tue ll tie lui1l ol re
orm that has burst upon uS tlar loyalty ls stlt
ink. pare alld usha ksa,-l1yaty 17,a fseti1n whose
llicies may change with the who lead o. d1sert u
loyalty not 70 an Clica ucr tl person r 10 1eT err
rough iVnorancs Or bad advice. but loyalty % plin
plat-tla pft clpte OF nGlonGl ll Ql or ratl5+- ll
. Of national life, AMI 20 The charter i'm which ilat prr
pie IS emhodisdths CorstntOn Of tie uuiied States
Load and proiracted 1'alla
What is this prrciplel Diversity iu unity 4la
-incipe by whose light the als were iel into union
shout Eurrer5srn- their severe ig1giss stars each
voving round The sl-n each having its ornIt s own
Irnal rsVoi1si1nsf ono glorious ccllsela-i1n
th'u which al arc u1itod and each is free.
The peoples voice must be spoken aud C must be
ard; for, when the heart oi the people a stirred q
ssire to silence it on any preozt j. sTmpso1 OF inca
lcitv evil desgn ho part cl those who express
The three States at least--aleT Eorr, New Jersey
aarsy lvana-bouud together By common interests
aditious and hopes, by their geographical position
arSed out for peaCsuakers between the warning ee-
euts that fret against hsir b1rder1tlese il Hlleh
Tashnston found LIS trials, BIS IsYersas, hi -ri1sa
lI his tru1l rhthese e. least WIZ 1e lrue % a l-l
e viii respect what he respected, love what Do l1Fed
be 7uliad By his spirit tl lGi, and even II tla
orss should come on us-f the tide Of fsnaicsn and
.ouid one by one be sapgsi end oVGEwhslusd--eveu
MD ihe waves Of anarchy or despoalIs slLl hrsltlg
s food, the people VIII ii- iherey Co ths Il71y Of
ashlngton as the bright pare1ar star of tneir csTo-
n. and holding aioft the Constittou So reVs7ed cry
the last with uufairg hope, God save ne Union
ng live Tie rePulie. lGrslt appisase.I