Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-21
rae Asoiiti.a Ooa'sasioa a, NASHVILLE

Sae AbOliiioz Ooaventisu &c WsshvfIl,..
From ths Nashville PressI
A eal f,r stnts Convention uas made tbrsn,s ,s,
city papers on the 20th OF June sfyuod b7 Hfsssu ~
Eennessea % meet IN council a. the capitol far tl ~
pose % "oonfsrrHE toEe hsr IN relation 20 oar hffr
I lst Of July.
Ga the appointed day sous two huBd--5 ,it-zs,. ~
Iennsases zet ald o7ntiHued in session from az f
say a1-A Monday. the 7-h Ias- Many aues.is1s 81
bearing upou the interests of Tsuus.ssafs I7va
Ihesa were debated with eoouess and csrd,- e7F
losEA some very remarkable saslrcs were pro-
5aa5-, ye-- Weeuever me body esne 20 oct up.n
'hsHs tae genius Of pstrioHsm and -5od Conn,
sense prerided ths result showed m7rs vision
~ lispn5 o. t1aie q19slous than manv were lssf =.
infer from the rash mann.r IN which fssv v~s-s rr-
aeateA The great question o. placing Tennessee r der
tha protection Of tau flag Of the Union srd r-so-ir-
efA s9F rnnaeut la tho STATE. 0ccupfad much OF M,
tins o. ta1 b3i7, and iuti1stad before rsanv ~,
re men oaras mere vita very strange ideas Of what war
necessary to be done.
Some favored the sDaointrle1s bv tbs+ b4- rs
constituted as it was OF pr0v iona ruvsraorf O H
ysstsd 70 ss'so, candidates for al vacant Offices m tb
siats from governor down ard call on fbs Bsor7s =
s.sl5 then dr t THURSDAY in AUGUST Cs5--. 1v5s.4 Z
Governors council appointed direct thsf c4r 81 -
eas5 aaFise nul Whsa and Ehat q de- and We prsrus
hevF % perform ss dutiss seoersl,y AH tbsss
Nsrs questions Of Wslsh-y and inpo-f1rt 49,
s4ishee@ e vel a. somewhat. starritue IL
lls ealLsllsfi and especially they such
WRen re flsH tnaza "a fheif true hgh md rsr,ar,r
thai not siEle gsnHsmsu pre- snt eyosr- F,-,- 49, |
fef1a any sort 81 authority from the ue1ue Of fbfr
rsfpeciTe counties, 70 come up the capital i s. f
shesl In sbe capacity Of delegates Re prsssnfi tr-
feelugs and opinions And, s1raags to sav t5s v.rv
len "ao orouglt rhsEa Questions before the convs-
showed becoming spirit O. patriotism in absniont--
their posiiisns for the ssnmon good and advoesa ~
VerF rsvsrBe. @
Ihs 9ody harmonizsd 70 q ssr'ziu degree seldom o.
taaed IN sIen bodies, and certainly beyond FAR b9nf
anything shat could have possibly been nrsdists by
thfse present during is frst dsdberaons But when
re consider that nearly every one composing the bor
was originally for IL Uaion, ii s quite easy 90 deter
nine thHs supreme love Of e0untry-lovs fo- fbs
Union and dasirs fo- its blessings drsetsa v the ~
pulse u pztriotism and dsvoon 10 great principles e
and do Overcome everything else AID prepare men Il
acs honestly and wisely.
Another evidence Ql q determination 20 0 -f,1-s
plainly seen, BY refusal % Introduce N aabasa ~
question of slavery, which has loRs proved 10 ~
commodity q m1Et political sisuE rhsrs ~. ,o
dOebt, but ittle difference of opiuin On this erafF
but mere % little douot t1t there Wers ma r1 Hav
pos esen - 59ssise a. others and that b. airi-
daoti0n would have been unfortunate iu nrbIi. n-
Of y V- The questions that were dissusssl arf ffs
measures tElliY adepted will no doubt prov. bsie
fcial % the people OF Fe nressss.
We propose ta resume ibis sublecf Do q dsv or f.-o
and disclss the seiion o. e o5ay Ia 8 more DqrteuIs
point or view Our rslasrts he present srs of ~
cessitys q general charactar We hone aeon t0 -
Tennessee sEain revolving in har proper sphere sr,4T
the great csnieE of civiizstiou-the union