Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13
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In putting fsah sEeh extraordinary exsflions
to accomplish the reduction Of Vicks6urg, tie
eaeray had two greet offsets ia view. First
70 secure the commercial Ess Of the river; ss6
second, TO So completely dissset tas great trans
Mississippi country as 70 render IFS sabiagesi5H
easy. It is now ta BE- tsshd ts whss extent
their expectations have been wen founded, and
vo may &c well begin ts consider ROW We can
bsst diasppoiat the fuiiioa Of sscL hopes.
Tho frs. pr~opo4iaon-tba commercial us5sf
the rigsr-sde Riobmond Fzig thinks an insos-
sibH.ty. To prevent it tie policy We have so
p9rsuaci7asly adyocatsiis insisted u5oz. SAYS
the Wig:
Fer o 5istases Of at least two lhsvgard miles
the Mississippi fs-s tbrssgc 2 C1unTy haliiia
ten the Yankee rass and Government. Any
where along the WH9ie dissEHaa &eg1-alats
would Be ia reach Of csBsoa-ZeBsrlliy in
reach Of Che rie-f-om ether ssars. t. is not
possible fer ths eaeuy 60 naiutsia such G
guard Of the river Cd to prevent batteries
Of flying a%rtillary from either shore, and
shar1shootsrs St al advantageous poiEts.
playing Up9n the vstsarabls vessels with
fatal effect, and njckiag Of pilots and efieers
whenever tksY venture 10 sh8s themselves.
Commerce IS rot qRi.s yensuEessme enough to
ruu Fush e gauntlet IS that. The people Of -hs
North Tsst will fga tAsir hoce7 Gocs.Yad. They
win discover that the premises Of Lincoln rave
bseR tallaci9as, ira that thair ggs2t eypezsirars
o. lia and Hsazs has been 81 IN 7sin. And in
this disappointment will eeas o r~saetisH, Eu5ar
The SOLDERING inference Of which they Eav ba
sels t9 discover tHat peace ia tas szly psiicy by
] uuHfah fhaw plr yin hack wErA fhau 90 -rraIr
tAre7 away.
II cur cotemP0rsY can succeed ia eolEhton-
Ing the authorities az Rieasuozd, al It says car
easily be rsalz7d. The Bbig adds:
As 70 the second esleulatios. .Las by bissearg
the C9nfsdsracYsH cutting ct tze country west
Of the Mississippi from communication with The
East. th9y may 0rerrun IT, taeTa is so r-as1a TO
i~adElga. The cscmT have, in fact, already
hel}, for ssaa months new, miitsT Possessi0a
of Che entire TJvsr, except ths half d5z-n ui7c
( covered By tAs batteries as FiekshU-z and Pert
4u5ss1- CeawuRicat;ez for the RassaTa Of
troops, smnusitioH aid sHRpiias kat~es1 tas two
sides hos bean cut Ell. TIE Ccnfa3ar1av has
bsan, ia g military sessa, eat in trsi1. Ysstsecs
has beeR no abatement, bHt sn inccsssa "a her.
n military Operations es he otasr siIa. TIE
fret f., tie k9epizE ePeu Of ths communicate ION
was u-rs important ID Hs tazE 70 tbem, for
while they drew from Us euIy arss and aaa-
u-1tloa. ~ drew fnoH tlez men and sup
plies. They viii E0W keep lls la.t7r sc hcme,
znd may readily 0srsia TIE lo5Gar Ecm or
throuyh Axies. They hava c0ttsn enGuEA
TO pay fer ell he pErckzsss thsy may re.
qEile. it viii eEIy 81 necessary 20 change
heir baas from t5a E.gsissipEi 10 A5 Rs
Grsn5s TO plscs tsas in e. ras5 e e91di isH
FOR decisive war as shy raapis ever wore.
EieV Aa-e q t~suiteTY too cE.t15ire 10 be over
-u2, supplies 5eo asuadant to Be- exhausted.
population 500 bravo ts % sEbdeod, and Gea.
erals. with oEe =slaL,s ezs=gasa (ils highest il
ccmmauj) Toe ekiEfsl, VgjlsHt .aad energetic &c
be oUt-gensrsls3. Thsrs is nothing, thea, e
fear for thu t-sss-Hissi5siPPi.