Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-24

It is rot often ttst the Abolition traitors and
disunionists make clean confession Of their
vile and fratgicidsl crimes against our country
The Rsv (Gld save The mark . Dr. Bellows, OF
this city. a JTcitarian preacher, delivers himself
Of lie followiug, in g recent address
"Itis no longer e war IN defense Of ihe Union
The Constellation and tie enforcement Of the ta15s
( It is a war to be carried on no longer with tbs
airn OF re- establishing the UniOn aad the Con-
stitation wi.h sll their old compromises God
means net 80 let rs of with any halfway work
7 am now convinced, aud [ consider 1t the most
humane. the most economical, and the most
statssmaEake policy now TO take the most
radical ground possible 80 assume that THIS is 2
ssar for he suljugGti0n, The determination. 81
e persons loa0 rish to mRiRtain Tie stare pOlosr-
8 war to get rij of slavery and OF shareholders
whether Is be constitutional or not"
! Could any hing equal the cold bloo1ed afro
/ city Cf the above This clerical Wfetch, not
| satisfied with The destruction Of the Union and
/ the Constitution, calls for the subjagation or
/ erterminati0a Of all persons who wish to main
tain the slave power that IS, who wish to
maintain The Constitution, for taas is what these
/ fanatics havs always declared was the very bul-
gark Of what they in their stupid ignorance,
I call she slave power" It has thus come 20
this at lsst that al persons who dssire to
mainisin Tee Constitution must be exleTInl-
mated" How does this Gle ieal imp Of darkness
praposs 70 "ex.erminale the thousands Of
! irus and patriotic men in the North, who aTs in
1 favor of the CoDsttution as it is How does
he propose TO ' subjugats the 100000 Demo
eIa's Of this STATE, who voted for Seymour, 70
maintain the Constitution lR Yes, we sex,
how does this cowGdly and lreasonous kuFlt'1n
diEiua pTopAse to DO this When does he pro
pose 10 attempt to carry out his thTea. on !
persons who disagree with bis PufitAniest
4 IDEAS on so-cailed slavery OF course he can
be protected hs Ligclin in advocating the ovar-
throw Of the Uni0n aad he Constitution But
is IL not wonderful that such e man could have
a c0ngTt gaiion in this city i-end yet ne mas :
We ask every conscientious man or woman, who
reads this how they can ever again enter his
church or give g dollar Of support to suea
traitor who IN puestly robes, not only tFampies
upoa the mos. sacred human Constitutions, but
50 .riekedly dssecrates the spirit Of true Tell-
, gion. bv caliag for sha bloody and brutal eXtsr-
, minatiln Of al who differ nom him IN opiniou
It's .evIvsl Of TIE same spirit Of persecution
fhst established The InquisiF0n, that delugec
! Germany N blood, that drove the Albigenssl
and Wsldtnses 10 the mountain lastnesses, and
. ihst disgfsced Nsw England under CottOT
Mahar when Qaakers were hanged and Bap
ta whipped In the streets ot Boston.
Bellows would gloryiu being another I0Ique
- Lincoln would only give him au op
lirY ana with all the pious JUNCTION Of
godly tyrsnt and seoundrel,
S 'sDsal damnation srouudths land,
4 On sll be judged GOO foes"
If we gra bitter on ibis ssnctmonious perse
1 cnfor, it Is becsuse, though az avowed iraito
y 30 bis souHtry aud an emy TO religion, ne SCI
E himself up as a defender Of the former and
e minister Of fhs bitter II words we're Dafoe
d with Steel aud sentences sharp as razors, the.
8 wonll Sc inadequate 10 do justiee to man " ie
i b ths gsrb of piefFswould add 10 me hoffos
sr of vaT The barb.ginss Of exierndnation. -
o. Il Ceucassiaa