Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-25
Ehs ProErss, d peace rriHsIpiss.

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/ Eroz- tbs NsH Tork News Nov. A.
/ The Beses party Of the country must elevate
7 asir standards everywhere. The result 8f she
recent elsetiols hss ciesrlY manifested thal q
laTg9 and influential portion Of the people sra 20
favor Of an immediate cessation Of hOsiilitlss
and sho declaration Of an srmistics thar passion
nay have time to cool and reason msy Oueeuors
lif Der veics. Iho election In ths 2 0Fious iltls
State Of New jersey shows the p5tsL TALLY Of
ihc peace principle iaaro. Ths reelection in
BsfgGu, Of ths gallapt Th0mRs Damn Euglish,
and the AnfalfsTiBg Dais5 are glorious triumpss
of the peace princspls. Old Somerset sends az
her senator Joshua Dsugherty-who from The
hfst ass 5ssu the stern opponent OF ths war and
bs Adminizfrat0H-and be brave Cary 20 tbs
Assembly, fsf his bold defense Of the principles
Of csnsuuaonsl liberty, and bis uany opp0si-
hon 30 an Abolition war was sent 70 shs dsmp
casematas Of Fort Lafayette. Burlington sends
jarrett Stokes to the Assembly. sn advocate Of
peace, sHd tas Union and the Couatitati9R a.
our fathers Aado hem. Union sends jenkins
70 he senate, wheIe his voice ard iuausuee vii
be heard in bshslf Of psaoe, and in opposition
q q continuance OF the war, controlled and
guided BY an insAna isnsticism Monmouth
sends as her senator -HsETy 8 Little, who. a.
the representative Of e patriotic constituency,
viii urge measures shat lock 70 gomathing be-
yoRd continued slaughter and the exhaustive in
ddsneea of debt, IS g means Of TestoTiHg tie
UnioR ard Te-estsblishiag the Constitution
ThsTa is a large and effective majority fer the
PRINCIPLES Of ths peace party in The LsgisiatUrs,
snd We issk forward with interest 10 the plat
form Of principles they viii euunoiaie
In Pennsylvania large majority Of ghs guar
ter Of niilion voters who east their ballots for
Woodward, wsTs peace Democrats, and no man
who raiuged smsug the crowds that gathered
st bheir meetings could mistake the feeling.
All aiiusiOns 20 bringing about a termination Of
the Wsr were hailed with most enthusiastic
cheering, and El reference 20 such 8Rr Demo
srHts, a. EessTs BUter, Dix, Coshrhue, Brady,
st q 0r1us GEMS Of pensioners upon the pat
roasgs Of the Administrator, was received
with Zfoans and dsnuRciaicns. So WIS &c in
Ohio and Indiana. The great West is tired
Of the WBT, and can see loshing in iis continued
prosecution but ruin and degradation. The
rapid impovsHBhmsni Of the West 70 feed the
IasEcious coTmoFaBiB Of New England, making
he West "heWers Of wood and drawers Of
water" 80 the East aB tho South were go long
bsfofe ihe war carRmsaeed, IS fast causing the
scales to dTep iTom eyes hithsrto blinded. AZ
vas only by sh6 most BtUDeadous eKerti0us, and /
By frauds lhst should make their perpetrators /
hide their heads in shame, shat The Administra- I
ton was enabled 10 prevent the legitimate voice
Of she people from being heard. All the peace /
Democracy want throughout the county is per I
feet organization, and q distinct aud uuegUvo-
cal pls form. Let every township. organzs its /
eIubs, proclaim it5 platform and register its sd- 4
v1caie6. Let lecture associations be organised 4
everywhere, snd th8 leading advocates Of trUo /
Democratic principles be invited 90 speak. |
Reminder chat f0rcibls thinker has said
' A dospotis government is zn inverted one
resting upon point, and liable TO Be tOpplsd
down By the smallest movement" The princi-
pie Of the Abolition oligarchy is, that ihs people
1houid bs dsiIsadod sf the elective hanehise,
that hey may more easily dehsud .hsm Ct
everything else. Orgsniss Il iOr n0thiRg e.ss,
10 l.-l..-I lie nnritr "a the nsILnt-