Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-15

ont one, aad tae same may Do BsiQ OF SeiSte
/ HsokeT, whe, presume win soon retire upon
/ the iaurels be has So nobly won.
But in all this there is strategy. i is the 70
/ salt Of thst superior genius and wisdsm OF ouT
| President whe, as Commsnder-in-S -Sbiei, neves
! ipterisrs upBa tha military chessboerd with a
skill which exsiteg the admiration Of all who
I are truly legal TO the Administrator Ne harm
can result from ali this. We have an Rbun-
/ dance of leaders ready and willing ct ONE
sssRt's u0dcs to lead The Army OF the Pei nae
I Ia lie rebel capital We have ia reserve Butler,
/ PHELPS. Busted and Lans, to say nothing Of
I Col. d'IJtasry whS like mshomsts eofhn, is still
sasDanded between the heavens and she earth.
| / lo5k in vain among the names attsched to
your letter for one which recalls familiar ace.
j do not now remsTnbsT thRt ever bad the honor
| Of q personpl acquaintance With any one Of yoE,
sllbsughin former times 1 knew many Of the lsad-
iuz citizens Of Memphis, among whoa are net a
few who are still sTdsRtly in favor OF raStora-
ton of the Constitution. / regret to ind noRs
Of ,hsm associated with you in the proposed
Demonstration. But I viii indElgo ne cem
piz.1is WbeTevsr our armies have secured q
3e-meneut footing in the South, IS at Hilton
T5aa Kew Orleans, Newbera, Nashville and
MeRphis the Nsrshern friends OF oar most sE-
s-.leat President have supplied rs abUndantiy
with post diSintsrested men and women, whose
loyal tongues sre heard in IaelOaiouE tones
Wherever We Aeills QGGuNy aAA4 BUh1r1a DpA-
tou or eantrsbaad settlement ia the Confederate
wilderness. Lock at Kitten Head, where the
tandsr maiden and tougAer mstTen Of the BOrth
mingls uson sistsTly terms with ths Palmetto
African Iadies Of South CsreiiRs. A boHntifHl
issue Of tracts and cateohisms will no doHbt
soon be followed by sn improved issue Of con
Tsbands-not 80 whts as the pure Auglo.
Ssxoz. nor so black as the normal African. In
a few vesrs they viii
walk IN beauty Ike the night,
OF cleudless c.imea and starry skies,
And all lasts beat Of dark and bright,
hset IN their aspect and ghsir eyes.
In EsTlh Carolina, Charles Heary Fester,
Ess. oriFinail7 from Maine snd a warm poiti-
Gal friend Of Brsskiuridgs, has sTganiEed
frss laber assoeiation, and Gov Stanley has
goae bssk 20 CEiifsrnis in disgust In Nash.
vile We have a regularly organized abolition
society. It's organ is the sans as that Of the
ststs and Federal Govsnm9Es, and the editor,
though imported from abroad, is aeing more to
sustain The glorious Admins tration Of Presi-
don't Lizcoin than any native bern citi2eR of
tho Stats can do OF is willing to do. This A50-
lition society and this Abslilion newspaper,
slthoueh conducted within the fortiicssions Of
tie city, is doing, no doabt, very sueh 10 in
dueo the people Of Middle Tennessee 70 case all
further opposition to the wise, gentle and con
sa-utioual rule Of our distinguished Chief Mag
ist~ate.
ia Memphis the harvest Is tempting one
With cotton at q dollar a pound and likely
ccntrabsnds "lying about loose our enter
prisiBg Northern iusuas who love ths Union,
and wish IL preserved under ths guarantees Of
ihs Constitution, may make a good thing Of it.
Already I hear OF BsYera who have farms in
KanssE Iowa, Illinois, IRdiana, and other
'l0yaln States, which are new we'll titled
By negroes who snee belonged TO the Union
men Of the South. Facts ike these viii
tend greatly to the restoration Of peace and
harmony, and materially aid in removing the
preiUGices which ths people Of tAeiRsuIrestionaTy
States have entertained against their Northern
kindred. They now know that the War is not
to be so coAdHcted as to deprive them unnsees- I
sarily of any portion OF tbeir property, and they
now have positive proof that Southern secss-
sionists and Northern copBerhes5s, who charged
that the war was 10 be finally wsgss against tho
Sauthss section, instead of the rebels and their
allies. were guilty of falsekood Furthsrmera, ,
.ha7e is g large party at the North wk0 bGvo re- /
fused 60 sgGrd ths African as the best reproseR-
Fs Of iaa human Tae8. This iBiuZ Of ns-
grsas viii do .Hcs 20 change their opinions
Gud by lie same means Southern manners and
a7I8toHns will becsme gradually introduced neyth
of tne Ohio and Potomac, rendering our people
more homogeHeous than il former times Thus
ws VIII again baGomo q uaitsd and loving psO-
Pe The lion and the laab-the contractor
ali the oontTabsHd-will lie down together,
and tben the milleniuua viii have come. Ex-
cHss .hs haste vita which I write, aRd accept
asgsraace Of NY highOst regard
Very respectfully, yoET ooeaient servant
EN-. ETHERIDGE
To ]. 3 Tsmeny, G. D. johnson and others,
Memphis, Tenn.