Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-30

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FROM the Rebel
IF ever there was body Of men wto dsssrvs
vel st ihsiT seuztTy, whg srs entitled 70 isz
s7mp-shies iss s5mirasi9n, and its sarasss heaTs-
tait sappors- thai BODY 81 uias era ihe gods-z
Of the Goa fsderas5 SiassB Patriotic. sslfsaerf-
acing, uu=sF.riEg, obedisns sad 5EaVs, thsF
Rags E0F, lar tArsa lang weary years 5s7u hgls-
isg tie battles Of tie rspHb.ic adding ts its
gLsrT aHd bringing u5 step b. Sep 81 esrsT ~
astOual Independents. Ultriei Ia he SITS eE
TlT and unusad 70 it, trials and 1sr1s saips, fhaT
snt.Ist ihs SERVES Ui.h uothing bat thsir hal1ie
resa-T=5, and thfir pa'riC.ic devotion % thar
country 90 bear tksm Up. They submitted -
the rigorous system Of traiEirs which NJ rs-
q1iTss Of i.5 yatsries without complaint, because
tAsy knew shatis Wss Necessary fgr tleiE pEcper
Orgasiza-i8R, 10 qualify ihsu saeeessfullV 20
meet ttoir fees They tosTasa5 aec1mDisir-
iuEiy. Boot rat5us ans Insufficient clss1ing. be-
Cause taey knew thas their GsVsrumsns Ess
unable 30 do any ssitsr fer iha1, and they bors
szserfuliy whit th-y did H9s ihiEk eclld b
rsuasaisd
Bat Il has been Emid he carnage and rear of
ba.18 tasy have illustrated lla.f h5ro.s courage.
'oriiiuds sud isv5ticR 20 thsir c-uuuy. Wi,h
unaiRehiHg bravery they have disputed vita
cET poEsrfa. ga every inch Of te-ri c-V. su1
iasy aaVs not permitted The dsiastsd vsudsis 10
7esagT any portion Of e. except IS the Bries Of
blood Fu1 F8rs DsneI son &C. ChlaEsuasza.
sse7 hsgs fought ana 5-svsIY Ought or bli..s8.-
azd thousands ard tens Of Thousands Of lhsrs
have laid eowa .hsir lives HilA heroilrl WHICH
W1uld have azceadsd Has sauss lad Is sssdsI
saeh a ssoaTllgl baptism af Blood, unzrod bV
the feaEtu. sisughlsr they have witnessed, shrss
F1a stl I've axe as ready Is any who have died,
30 tsessl tae irtn hsil and milgls Ia ths esnags-
Oa no ac.d have thsy bseu kRowH 60 fsltar 80
I loEg sE here Wa hope n the c-uts8s. They ara
bers bHt Fever Yield tns glory Of ihs fed 10
anything Ike sgaAl tsroe. We nay saelY
ehaiiergo The history OF tae WsEd for 20 long
aEf q 7rious gatzlcgEs Of battles and victories
achieved, ss aavs been fought sal woH hy ths'
0Idsls Of shs Confederate States Yet notri- T.
Standing their Zero flrE.uie a1d unsaelvinE
tsvsh0u % ihs sauss, sar soldiers haEs unt-
aEa are zgt, receiving che consllsTRie attention.
Ircla the people which lksir services and hacfi-
fees rnti.e them 60.
We have bscoas 80 hsbituass5 ts The hses q
their hardships aud lhs.r Tsllr, lhss ue- hava
come ts regard beth a. q matter of ssuEse-.hzt
-ae enc seeds no gtImuisEs aud the gtbsr admits
I OF no mitigation. Las st5fy hs8 bsan 50 1ftsu
sold shat tna public ear las become aeeustaulsd
60 the soaBd, and that wHich Cncs stirred 1ur
sympathy TO It's very fountains asd touched -aair
lGsraltY, - a1E lsard WITH scarcely az sr1aiirus
This is al eTsrg. Tie -slo OF satfsEiBz sa6 tla
z
fruitful SOL in the 50usasrn hsars. Every norqa
sA3aid Be Strained, and every Esgrifics Be- made
for the hsaita and cams0ri-0f our soliiers-
W knew tBog arc nov, ia sais ileiemsnt s1a-
sen of the year, wi-H0Et tents, many Of lae.-I
/ without blankets, some without shoes aHd naar-
/ ~ AZ poorly elai. THis stale Of things could
/ Be improved aad It sbould Be-. Those who 6ahE
/ 0Hr battles should ha our ussEass and dssraak
! ehsrEs. They srs ihs children sf Che R iDubie,
| aEd ~ cry raau, wsnan, sad chili, in tHa Coe-.
isdsrzey, Should Tee. q csEstsns and lively izter-
/ est -u sAeiE Fel.1s.
/ Thsre ara tRoasands ef fsniiss who Esvs
! surplus blankets sad bsd-alothing which wouid
I be IRVs.Ea0is ts them, AesP t6a es.d Eiulry-
I blasts ir8n sleIr sai7eTiag Enbs and prosscs
their tssl4h, SO essential b the salvation Of our
can1a
! Ls5 the peoPls &c longer 8sgleei ihrir braVa-
defenders. o disregard tAeir necessities We
eve thom dsbE OF EIeilude which ne usvar
caa lapsy, apd il sAoGid 5e 0gr constant ssu1y
ie snow them fhat we have 20 disposition &c syada
OF rrspudlaso. oar sacred obligations.