Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-05

tains, than 70 stretch our domain liza Rus-i.
and wear the msnaces Of serfs and vasssis /,
, e bigotea, puTi lsnieal witch burning despOasm
and wo VIII be nee though our rivers run with
blood. and every to0t of soil from Name 20 hin
ueaota be pressed with the feet Of eontsndins
armies No anoUn. OF sugar coating the ds
signs Of ths party IN power, 6y lzbsling thau
The Union" The GoFernmsnt,i On
Country, f" " The Stsrs and Stripes. etc, car
blind US TO the real designs Of this party 20 sub
iJugaie and ensiave the South FIRST and the North
nexii and sink OF swim, live OF die, survive
or perish, We Will stand firm for the ConstiGu-
ton aHd the liberties OF the people; and when
tins cruel war is oyer," We will see that there g
o sour appis appie tree, for Linc0ln Seward
and al Northern traitors % the Csn5titutio1, as
vel IS Southern MT. DowIIye.
The following is eElrseled from Philsdsl-
phia letior to the same paper:
| During the summer season the rooms Of the
/ Democratic Central club have been closed. and
On last Wednesday evening they weTs re-ouenad
/ As usual, large numbsg assembled. the room
I being actually crammsd 10 its greatest capacity.
I That noble supporter and unfinehing advocate
Of our sacred rights and li5sTties the president
OF the club, MT. Charles lUgsrsoll, made a shs .
and powerful opening speech. he referred to
the outrage Of The Washington imbecile upon the
editor Of q Democratic psper B0n0 months $50.
and felt confident that sucn W0uid never Ocsar
eFsiD, because in ons month re viii have elect
ed q Democratic governor aud Dem0cralic
Legislature. This remark was received with
most tremendous cheering He ably rsyisEsd
the several interEal troubles OF the country, and
carefully defined the positions Of ths two parties.
the Democrats and the AnaiEsma tionists He
concluded BY passing glowing encomiums upon
he Eoxt governor Of what was OBes the Ssess,
but now .'fhis department" Of Pennsylvania
George w Woodward. Ihe nall Of this club is
the general assembly for all honest men, and
every Arrangement necessary IS msde to further
the good eauss Of oveTtbroWing the fyTannical
rule Of military despo,s, aad the fubsiltutioa Of
liberty loving men Addresses VIII be delivered
every Saturday evening.
it appears that the kentucky dodge viii not
be pTsei ed 70 a very great extent In "this 10
psFtmsns" e. the October election, bat that she
Connecticut snd New Hampshire scheme" win
be substituted 10 places where il wc1ld be per
ilous 20 attempt to try the former plau, and in
msnse quantities Of amslgsmasion, public
expense clothed men, I. C., soldiers, viii be i'm
ported in tims to vote for the "h0nerable and
without stain' Curtin, while Democratic sol
disrs viii be summaTiIy punished if they dsrs
object or renonstratei but the Aboitionists
must beware, for we are determined 30 have a
fair election We via meet them with ballots
or bullets, IS they most desire
The depth to which Lincolu's ruiuions VIII
degrade themselves to further their nsfsrious
plans is astonishing. Last Wednesday two Of
Abs's sstraps invaded the sanctity Of the bIsh-
ops residence, and insoleutlV demanded the sur-
render or two TRAITORS ''-RsYersnds A J. Nc
C0nemy, secretary and chancellor, and James
0 BELLY, both officiating at the Cathedral cba9el
Accordingly. afieg some delay, the party, &C
compauisd By Bishop Wood, proceeded TO the
Northern States commissioners Cfiee- Is sp-
pears that, sometime previous, a rascal named
OBJ len eoDcocted a plsn with a spy, pinp. and
inquisitive Ge5undTei Of detective, il The ser-
vice Of the UaLad States, to have tbs two gen
tlensn arrested for treason, and thus bring cur
noble old Church, as bgiRht as the noon, % into
disreFHts i was ia fact blow aimed st 0ur
dearly beloved aud universal y esteemed bishop. |
Il was established that o B-ieu represented
himself TO the above eleTgymsn IS q discharged
ssidisT-tbat he had been paid Of and had been
robbed, and solicited help. The clergyman I
could not resist tho proveCbial charity Of the
Catholic priest, and gave him a note securing
him gratUib0us boaId TOR a few days, till he
e0uld DO better As be represented himself as a
Confederate spy 10 the detecdFe-so, Of rouTse,
from the fatal uots givon him, referring only 20
boarding, the clergynen were guilty Of sidiHg
hin. IL subssq quently cane ont that ths scoul-
drei o BFieu was a ds5ertsr; 90 the victims Of
tHis most infamous ou.rsge-charged without
foundstiOn-WeTs dischzTgsdi ara, TO smooth
matters a little, the SPY was held for dsserti0n;
bat we have no doubt that be was let Of ss
soon as the geHtemea were out Of sight.
we thought that "Csth0licity wouid not BE-
looked into siIl the present endless war was
over, but when the blow does CONS, IS we surely
expect il WilI L.acola will 6nd that we are well
prepared 70 defend he freedsm Of religion as
well as our liberties Of speech, press and of iree
men.
The news from Washington says, the UnOT
ef the capture of Charleston is current in the
Northern cities; if it refers to Philadelphia il s
a mistake; II is news to all in this city, not one
having any idea Of The capture; we all know
that it viii be $ long time before that devoted
city is captured, and a msiority think It never
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