Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22
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ATLANTA, GA.
MoNnAY EyENKa. JUNE =
TuE sUwwER CawPABGN-PHOs-
FEgWs AHEAD.

FECT6
Thus fz IN the progress Of the spring and
summer campaigns, We 90 lot think the most
industrious fsuli-fnder can gather much food
upon which to fed bis fsvonts propensity. Oar
gallant army in Yirginia has not only main
t.ined It's wsIl-esTned ronown for invineibiity,
lGt it has administered to the Federal hosts
such = signal chastissmsnt as to ensbls it TO
fsks the offensive, and again threaten the CAPT
tai Of the enemy. In that part Of the field The
foe finds himself precisely in the condition be
was two years ago. st the commencement Of
hostiidea, with this difference, he was ihen
buoyant confident j~ubilant and hopeful
whereas now, he Is crest fallen aud respondent.
AApoEher on to RtSmcnd" wiz probably never
erstsmPted-
nysh lie Mississippi river, tee, we o~ostinue to
hold our Owl, and have, both a. Wick burg snd
Port Hudson struck The enemy Euch heavy
blows as to osuss him to rssl and s,sggsr from
the fed, and 20 szchsngs the ball and bsyonsi
for the spade and shovel Both our swn and
Federal accounts 60 to show that the foe has
been most signaIly punished al beth the points
named. and having rssoTted TO the process ST
iHtsenohine, be viii be compelled to drsg cut the
long, hot sulzy moathS Of July and August in
his siege. In this event the season ard The
unwbolesons water of tie Yszoe and Big Black
win dc much Of ozr fighting for us.
tits understood IN fact to be Gen. JOHEsToN's
policy to hold GRANT in his present position,
let these inhaenoss work their legitimate
effects upon his srmy, 50 long as he can do So
with safety to General PEMBERToE sEd bis
hsToie band inside the works. The latter is IN
derstood to have ample supplies to carry him to
the first OF September, This bang 50, We may
res. assured that Generals July and August will
give q good account Of tAsmsslvss. The hyper
burean csrcssses Of the Yankee invaders will
not be able 10 Withstand their ssltry shocks, and
fheussnds Of tbsx win speedily be made food
for WORKS. We continue to lock with hope and
n cou6ience to our dsfsasss OF tie Mississippi
Again, The enemy bss made no progress in
Middle Tennessee since last winter, nor is be
likely to make suy. General BRAGG has an
army as ever iuvineibla, aud, although hs may
uct bsi himself able 10 assume the offensive, be
@-Ii1 the enemy At kay sud prevent
hin ron farther oYerruzulng the country.
Neither party viii probably make sny positive
movement on this portion Of the field until the
issue is determined st Yieksburg snd Port
Hudson.
II. thsn We except the Fsids Of the enemy
sloBF the sea and river coasts, aud along our
norlhsra border, fbsre has been much in the
spriDg and summer campaign to give sncour
aFemsut Nor IS Tiers anything in the fu-
furs TO superinducs gloom and deEpond
sne7. WINS we hsTs most 10 dread is these
ua-taan raids, and they must and no Doubt vii
provided s-sinst If they can be prevented
no other way. the enemy should be taught
CGat his country Is equally open to such raids
and while we would oppose AZ The present juno
ture. Cd poli-c principles, a formal and foruida-
. BE invasion Of he ensDy's country, We weuld
nevertheless Cdrcesie frequent rsi5s into hrs
T77576y IS TIE best means Of bringing him to a
proper SINE Of bis dusy, and Of teaching him
The Iazr5s and dangers Of departing from the
lsgiimsts modes Of warfare.
IL addition 10 The views re have here taken,
Sc intelligence we publish tais evening from
Ohio and UiRois Is highly encouraging. The
lsavso Of disco,d and discomfort is doing its
E5rk.in The great Northwest, aud as revolutions
never "a backwards, we may confidently look
fsr the Host suspicious results in that quarter
Of the county. Tbeu let US be hopeful and
cheerful having an eye single TO our whole
11-T present grsal emergency, looking
fer aid aad sacecr to God and our gallant army,
and orr I4bors viii ye. be crowned with
triamnh and victory