Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-12
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DeaR JOHN 7 write irsm the ilJ-rey r
erieksburgl which, the papers VII ha address "
/ Tou, vas taken by our victorious zo3lth your 60
I eiez's corps mld5 easy 8ork Cf taiues; I !
! place, anl also AarYa's H.ll--so Easy twice %
I % indueF ~ to think that e Was one % lYt-iI
tricks S. had been uuie- she impressioi.s Rs
I Gen. Hooker had been ennr8ly successful, .g
Z the rcpoTis ga have from tas C6niedsrats pIa-t
0ueTs and Otler ei-cuulslauess iIfucs Us rif
Moderate oar ~ You may b surprised bs-
the hv0vsl Wien Z iali Fnu that I sm now
peace man. I DO aos ihank John v ~ Blren los
ms speech, encouraging go eatee1s to aniGt BE-
Cause these in tne hsid require sueeor Wig
does be say "g0, ana not cone hiLnssiii That
would be a test Of MS rsCi Bairia.isE. have
seen CROUCH Of the carnags au1 s0allag q
eur men, 20 say noihiug o. Tho dl1essea aHd
dying in our camps, 20 siaasn me- Of tds var
And yeI I would be willing 20 % On aItl q L
any national good couid result 90 rs ~ he7
England, or fhs North-Allan'ie Sass. But
I regard the c9utiuualca cf tho rgar as ouF
rnin. Let tha Rih 90 Lss tseIa ass
Marylsnd, Kentucky snd Isnnassse We
can build another Cspiiai in z place Bs.-
-ter prat=ced naturally Is idsz. L siil usHer
DO TO let our capita. remain s1 near the 1CEi Z.
and this Eiil he nice thiHg b seeur5 tas
grounds for the site Of the nes capital. We
in New E glaud, ale smaFt enough % kn0s
h1v 10 make ii 2 good thay. I9l So h0a tie
Tifoad interest has Drospsf5d daring ihs var
Tue closing af the Mississiupi has caagsd a.
tHe trade 8f the great West ID come to us direct
I7 over ouf rsiIrosdt 'an tts Aississippi, and
auf dats II the Iad- iFf 60 down Tie
slss,ssipai, snl Lha yree Of aar Tairosd
stocks wiI 90 down witn Besides + ihs
Drieu is restored. lines D. rsilraais and canals
sill be bulls through Ffg '1a laey are more
tleu taf hni-h d now These. 4ih draw q
tie trade from as and buid la-gs atirs ia Yir-
zinil- , am uai patriot Of sueA lsFge heart
az % ~isb Bis et ibsdirfct expense Of Cur osn
et'es. u wsish sc both ha7a = laEss an il>
reiest
Be- is naturyl iof tia people ai Ohio Ildians
and Ihn3is so an.crta.n dihGent views 0f
H.ai- policy Th III ilEsrast IS dfaosiv opposed
fa ears. They have c0ntIIbusi largs 3 30 shs War,
AID vii c0ntime, in spite Of Fe lsndlghaa, %
q E.r The var so long sud % saFsr tfas--'f17z n
Ht.ta.-a +-A II .ttNi e-A Aa A'aHAAn aitA- AAta
navig ton Of he Al.ssissip0I cen 68 secured.
Il d painful TO our army b ackaoWlsdgs thst
ts prospect RI This is 5ut faint The psresp-
tiou OF ,iiis ilupossi1li-y 3 egislicg even the
cu thick brains Of 0ur Western men. They
aee -iow % perceive tlis-5lt ike 81 sluggish.
dl' msn, when they DO psrcsivs g.. iaey viii
81 liraW rom the WAT and vent lhsr vindie-
tive ma ice against u.s. This is ny great fsar.
We must Tetaiu the grest and fertile WesE, and
lis hard iabgTiug, Simple minded psoDa. We
have grown rich aud strong IN N-W Engi-ld,
PsuBsy Ivalis aud New 7 YIk in .ornsr iimas,
f-1m oar Southern S.at-5 Bat fhsir statesmen
aavs taught them 10 longer b be asei as haFsrs
cf ~oli and drawers OF water for as If ihsg
come back, tsresell % tie nrf E hing aoun-
ties aud ouT great raj r1sts % Caf3rnis. There
are enough voters IA Tie West, who. bg uniling
with them, could defeat the tariff end otdG.
measures 50 essential % as
And, fortunately, as We lose e. South cur
Oil Vsssal, We retain the grsst West. Ths vii
sneua as cheap carB, and we VIII Fai e3tto1 g.
c4eap s. ever rom tina Sluih fir 6 is esd %
t1st whatever hey may say uo~, r8neGB
cf passion, tins cotton plan e-s, Wh5 a-4 a7gslY
iu the maj lri-y viii not consent % Ieq expo FJg
ties on llton They nave MOTH p0pulaidn 10 70
into manufacturing snd shippisg, ami 70 viii
thus continue N tuFnish them with befh. except
50 fsr ss q certain portion 81 tha lrals VIII o0ns
fro Europe. Bat On nos think IBIS l1ss Is 20
bs weighed against tbs other advanssgs8 ci
peace B sdes, it is eYid-n5 We eauUot e0aq1aE
q peace" The cotton states will ~ certainly
and ali fya can secure viii Be Virgins as q csn-
1eitoT. Why should Ws lose the suhssauoa fa
srssping after the shallow I ieer ii this wa
coBtiuunes much longer thsl Lbs West WI So
li tbs as plain as I do, and Fil B f0r Bak 4s-
3 pesca for Itself and secure their gaal Infa-,sz-
siihsr 6Y union oT ir-aiiug witn The South
You know now we were All fighiensd aboui
his some months since They we're quislsd by
be promise hat we would soon eoaqnsr the
South and restore the Ua.3n. But ws have
allied at Fieksburg, We havs failed At CHARLES
oBi and 1 fear Ws shall fail hsrs. TIE war VIII
- long and bloody war. / fear is effects
ipan the West Ths South Cffrs th8m the Ese
lsWgstisn Of the Mississippi. and hef interests.
lou and I know, are with the S0alb she csh
lost obtain hsr objsct by abandoning this Waf
lnd uniting with the SJnsh. fear she VII Do
4, and we VIII be leit 0nt lu tbs celt. Yau
iu0Fy how We al shuddersd st tas a3gghl aai
81. think tie great West adequate c8mPsn-
aiion f5T tina less of The Sluih Look hea
nuoh moro rapidly hsr population Increases
We South vas everything TO as even before the
Vest was settled, and the idea has been f9lstsd
"a rs BY aur fathers thas RE South was essential
51f Sd things change with lms.
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