Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12
Edward Evurest.


From The Savannah Eewal
On. CT Thousand Of he same sort, vs woaid,
any ona would, really select this maR as 9 esr-
rect tyPa Of tho Yaakes Pgdianical fanatis-su
/ embodiment OF Al that pertains and aDportains
90 lhe Northern PdsTisHcal hsst. who thsrk
God thsi they ere not IS other men. BEN to e
reverence Of Plymouth rock IS he place Of al
others where civil and religious liberty t0sk
deepest rsat, i was not dfhcult for him 70 r.
gard the Pi gEim Fathers IS the only trus, en-
igntsuad founders Of Ell that Is valuable IL
AmeCcan institutions. Whatever does rot
5guars WITH this noaou igs no doubt, in bis opil-
ion, worthlasE. Hence be has always been a
/ great Kew England anniversary nan. Pcs
sc8ssd of Zee laients, excellent powers Of ora
/ tory and immense wealth, be was slWays On
/ hand 20 DO up such oacssi-us as nobody
/ oiEs 00uids To use an expressive, but nos ysly
/ refined description Of hin, be could 90 through
I TIE ms6oHs e .eRautly."
Z Wi.h Eors caI.i7s i91, though less i1teIloctu-
I 81, tbsn Webster, EzWGri Eversis s dasdaed
l through 81 TINS to BE- remembered, uos only as
/ a chasi5 and Ea1rc1 orator bus an accoz11lislsc
| aad dangerous anrrc. Heu Es ever cana %
| see enough "a the character OF the slavch0ldinE
I " Was1ington, b make Aim the sEbjocs Of ei0-
t qusnt sid s5sTectgFed suioEy, is natter Of sams
/ sst0nishmaDE E1t 81 rs % b IcEcILl 1sr-d tLas
I at the line when bs undertook thl Mount VsT-
non pilgrimage. BHuTsr Hal and Lexington
I sn1 C0acsrd scd Fiym5Uih hs1 become soma
/ Whist common place, e. his tsEle and alsnis log
! public speaking Eiishs afrd 20 1ds5ne na-
eorzl theme, after they hz1 heel fully lsid olt
sB every other Of 3 t5ezl character That BIS
ambition 8 restless, and bis suer- -iss uae1hsust-
ed The history Of the present war too trHly
attssts.
We bsve not time Eer inclination 60 refer ts
80 lhs foslsh thlfEs ElHsId Everett has sad
ard dose 70 rouse YsUkss m8.sglisy, and keep
aD Yankee hope Of su5duilg 5hs S uta IN this
tauaSCsl =sr Ct InVl5e. ags .Gsf "a uECf3EciHE
people Hs began his esrcer T. Boston, a. a pra-
fssssd minisseT Of tie g9zFzi Of pesee; hs IS
nov, We suppose, q protesting Chlsaani al9
ret we bslievs tAs limits oi esrth 90 not Contaia
a human being wzo bates G1Flaiuz uJ-s IN
isrsriy than Baward EgsI=is rates lbs South ard
acr lGsrlal5ns. Ia fed and l1tema sad iltsu-
sly ttis haze be Ess paid i11Hey, MADE speeches.
Sfs-en lsstens, and cf red (th0ugh Hs believe D.
has net giysu) his s0ns 70 GsrF ca t5s War ct
sxtsrErnasion The last we hear Of him is lha
following:
as tie suggestion Of Edward Everett, tho
Yankee dad viii be inferred ia TIE soldiers
cansteTy atGsttFsbUTE, bzt0-s tbs ds1ieaticn, en-
ths 1914 OF November, and tho work was e
commence en- the 20 b Of last m5ath. ihc ze-
quisits Eumher Of CC1i1s WIZ b iurnlshe b.
order CT the Secretary Of War. TIE lots for
each Safe are 70 bo laid eff BY an accomplished
landscape gardener.
L seems 3r. Everett Is the orator selected for
this dedication ceremony On th5 1871. As sc do
u0t expect % stts1d the celebration, taG onsy
thing We can DO IL 30 send oar coupiiIaezts 80
the lsarEsa ard clog IszJ o-a-aE, ia tss ioa Of 9
remiaiseene8 Whie8 VIC i1ar has long escaped
hm We hsve already ssi1 be 10 gleas snni-
verssry. ma2- o. tAs 1851 Of AgIi, ie2s, ka
dcligaFsd an ozad8u At Concord, Ala15., ia COM
1aEisIs-.oe Of ths baalss Of Lexington snd
CsHcoId, ia Waieh, amcrg staeE Things, he
said:
THs people alEsys conquer. Thsy slE.ys
znust soudEer Armies Kay be 6siez.l7s kings
nay Be ovgTthTOwE and new 6yueslea imposed,
by foreign arms, or sl igucEsnt aid aia7ish
raes, Etsz csrs nos In what language tha eoFe-
uant Of Lheir subisssiOn rUnB, nor H. Uli15a lEaea
the deed Of their barter aud ssla IS ma1a-ouk.
But the people ae1sT ilBads; sud tstsa tssg riss
agzinsi tbs iz5Gdsr ere RsgsT stbdzsd. i they
are driven frer1 the plaia3 t1ey fly 90 ths moan
lsins. Steep Eoeks and everlasting hills IRE thcir
castles ths izlglsd, psthleas taickCs theiE psi
itzGe; end nzsuIo-Go3-5 .hsif sliY. agH Hs
overwhsirns the host Of their enemies beaeath
HIS drifting moantains Of ssnds n0W Hs buriss
them bsueath s falling sim9sFhsrs Of polar
SHOWS; He let's l0sss His tsmPesis on iheir esetss
he pats a fotig iEte taeiT eoEHssiS5 HlaaassS
into he hssrty Of ttsiT isadsFsi aad As nsssT
case, aaS Is ss5eT sitt gi5s, q fIsl AID faat
tFiumuh o7sT a piTtHsEs, gsttdHf BsoPis, re-
s0tUse % b. TTss-
Ii Mr. Everett had been s Soaihsrn msa
when these wor5s were uttered, aud c0ui8 have
foEeseen the present var, What more fitting and
Drophsae language could 10 have employed IN
otsiictiae the ra5alt OF this contest BY tha
use sfitatios-Fs have emphasized some parts Of
t. To tnesa the attention If he reader i5 sra-
cialy called aBd if, paEehanes, in preparing lis
funeral Grafton for tbs I9lh, Dir. EveTstfs eyes
should habpsn . rsss upOn ths foregoing or-
tracts must not his esuIaga abate a liiLls of i,s
power WHEN he reflects upsn ths h0peieasl1es Of
Al attempts 20 subiugats ''s viTtHsHs galiqut
people, rss0ivsd 20 b nee % At any rats, wo
ras5 eur Southern ee!enPorlriss viii ''pass him
rsund