Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-09

try, whils-bs Is 7gaging MAR or after be has beer
I sE5dEed A poblle enemy has uEdt 70 par
! iieipate u gE % a8sun8 tie gSTs-nmant Of ~
I Uuitsd 2fs-ss, on'v whom hs has c0ug 1s-sd tht
I Uui.e5 S,stas we tiai ia this wen ssrtiea doc
7 tgias ot 5s.Egsrsai IaT tbs solution Of al qnss
I tons .u rsialop o. 6tsta nights A'ter ths To-
habitan,s Of q dis nc, hsvs bec9us public enc
I nice. tbsy haVa no righ's either Stase or PER
soIsi. sTshsg tls Ud'sl Safes They sfs
ns.lgeranis only, and szys lsf1- b them only
( Iei5gersut gitis.
SuP7 81 tht; All the inhabi.au.s Of S5uth Car
I Olina shouid b. swept II go thst soI,ufa should
lega ihFeaE Quits b1-ler5 uubr1lcsn By any
( living taiaz, would Jhs S,stss rights Of South
Csrolpa 6s.i exist IS attached . the lsld
itself1
Can ihsTa be e sogfr reEuiy without people
cr s.sss giihei- iahs5itsats 5isle rights,
80 isr as hey concern be Uniou, are the nights
of pa-s0Hs Is msnbss 0f = Ssa,s 10 relation 20
the Gensral Governneas; sod 7sasH the psrlou
hss bsc0rs publIC enemy, tasu he loses ah
tRs F.Euts rzceps ihs rights Of war And when
Z al tas ilL41uaais hsv9 tBy engaging ire civil,
teFut0Jili EsTl --- rae public enc MES, is IS tie
saun5 ia iega. efscl as though ths inhabitants
hai been auuib.la.el. So far IS this Govern
Elgu- Is concerned, clvi wsr o5iisraisg AL lines
e S-a'ss o. c1ugtiesi ne only lilss recognized
BY wer sre fhe bass which sepAa.s Us Eom q
public sHemT
lido not plsee rsiiaEcs u9on the csmm1u law
doctrine OF f05tsitureg et ranches ~ sgDIies5le
70 this revolutions for foFfeiturs can be ioun1sd
Culv upon ths admission of ths validity of tbe
&C. IN Vh'eh i0riHitnrs is founded
N1t deei tGs oslhEsrsat las Of civii, fzrrito-
rizi ----- aFr=Fy Fu1l.1 enemy lasas his rights
as c--z=-, s. at Be ri.hs Ci secession. Us is
0ot any vo-s RI la~ Of socesgion that uskea Al
Individual q public enemy. A person nlsy con.
mis hsig9us 81 .nse5 aEaiHst municipal laF, aud
commit set5 Of hcstiity sgaias. TIE G5Vsn-
meat, WLitoIt bsiHE q public enemy. To be a
paTs0nlF enemy IS not % BE- Pubie enemy
to the country, in the eye Of bslligersnt OF inter
national i5lg. Whose engsges ia en- iasuusc-
ten IS a pelssnal enemy bat il is noe until that
In7urecti3l has sgsle6 into tsutorisl var
thst h. becomes q pgbiio enemy.
Ii must aIso Re remembered thst ths night Of
secession rs not conceded by enf5rcemsnt Of BEL
igar=nt las, sile5, iu cfyh waT, nation has the
Tyit % izels is cifzsHs either IS sjscts or
bel-iEsreats, or as 5slh. Hence, whIls bsiIige-
rent law destroys 8 clans OF snbjscts engsgsd
n c'vl Ta-, as agailsl ne parent government
It G5sE ultrzIsass t1a susises from bis duties 70
that g1ge-nmant. By war the subisct l0oses bis
rights, 6ut does EOs escsse bis obligations
-Iha Inhabitants OF the egnquersd districts
VIII thus lose their right 20 govern rs, bet viii
not sseapa Lasif obligation 30 obey rs What
ever rights aEe ielt 10 lnsu besides the rights of
war, VIII be sach as We chose 20 allow them 4
Is l9r as 70 dIctats 30 thsm, no fog them 20 die
tate % Us What privileges they sdali enjoy
Am9Dg the war measures sancil1ei By tbe
Frssi3on,, to Wsieu bs has. more than once,
pledged Ais saeTsi hcH1r, and which Congress
hss enforced bY solemn isvFs, ,is She H5srs.i18 Of
slaves. The G1Vamusal has invited ihsu 10
shaTs the dangers, ths hon0T and Advantages Of
sustaining the Uoion, ard has pledged ITSELF %
the world i1r tlsir freedom
Whatever disasters may befaa our arms,
whatever bamiiafi0ns may be ia sics5 for us,
10 IS earnestly hoped thst ss may b. saved tb5
urfafhomahs snsamY Of bgssking the nations
faith EaFcpe. and with c0lorsd citizens snd
slaves in the Uai1n.
NoE, if ibs r7bsbous Sa,es shall slasrnps %
Tsiura Boz tls Uliln with Constitutions gnaraal-
teeinE the peTpstuity CT slavery; If gne laws Of
.h's5 States ai DO again revived ani put 10
force aEslnst free blsczs aud s.sves. We shall a.
ones hsvs re.uststef il the Uniar. iu az its
iO-cs and W'1EGinsss tbst very cu-ss which
has bought on i-s Fsl snd Ell Its s7f bio rrsin
o. suH 1ings TIE waE IS fought By Save
holders for the Perps-a-ty OF slavery Shall Nc
hand over O. them. 90 t.is end Of the var. i1sl
Whist they have beou 1raang tort Shall al
cur blood and treasure oe % He'd usslssHly upon
"a
itss'f azsinst tie evil which ha5 csu=sd ali our
Tossi Wll yog breathe new aie ilto ti.s
strangai serpent Wasa, wiagai goug a.d. be
VIII perish
II you c1Hceds Staie riEfts 20 your snsnis5.
wha. security eau goa have ths. tFaitcrs viii nst
pass S's-s 'ass wbich viii r-s'i7r tbs position
~ ne blacks lut5.s1ab.s, OF rslaee them all 70
siaVeFyf
Would :. Be bonoratis On the par. Of thu Unf-
ted S'stsg 90 free thess men and then turl them
ovsr 70 tho tender u1sTciss OF slave laws
WIZ is be possi1ls frat Slsse slave laws
should exist and be enforced By slave States.
viLh7u. oYsuji1g tho Egb.9 Euatautsei bY the
United States lsT 70 HeH, Irrespective Of COLOR
ia The slave sist5sf
VIII you run the risk OF -tbssa. collisions OF
State spl nsa0Esl laws white you hsvs the
rams5iss aHd zunloss o vaur 0syn hsui5
O-s Of two ihings sh0nid be doas Ia order 20
keep faitl with the eglusrg and saws us frem
obviou- peril.
Allow fhs iuha6itsn's u conqusrs5 territory
30 form themselves into States, only by si0pt-
ing constitutions such ss wiz forever remove
all eausa Of collision with ths U1itei States, By
excluding slsvery thereT0m, or continue unih-
tary government over he conqusfsi district
uatri there shall appear thereiu 3 sufficient num-
Der ct loyal inhabitants % form republican
Government, which, by gusrsnfseiug freedom 10
all. stsH be On SCI srdaucs with tho frus spirit of
the G5ustitutian ei ths United States These
Esieguarts Of freedom are requisite 70 render
permsuen. tie domestic Tranquility Of tbe g8un-
Try, which Ihs Constitution s5lf wss formed 10
secure aPd which Is the legitimate object Of tdis
war 70 maintSio
Wish great respect, v1ur 0ba7leHs servant
WILLIAM WHITING