Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22

Inns IEon TaTTT-0 T1TC1oTV
and rob tina South, and, by naked usurpstan of mAv
f1l authority Compel the reopli 70 adopt domes
&c pohcy-nsfr0 equHiity-wblCh is sbhorreat 60 ths
instincts, the habits the ieeags, ih5 edneauonr the
Traditions and ths declared interests 0t ball the 81 ates
Of the UuioBf And IS consequences, ere nor our
hopes Of Constitutional Union aud the safety Of
our most cherished liberties North AMI so1tA' dSily
fading away iufo the s0mbre shadow OF thls black
M0lOch which ali be grinmed wish blood, has oeen sci
m for our pohtes worship by the insane poiiheians
vvhs rule the Federal Administrstonf just heaE What
their leading organs Of the country say
"Our people ana papers sN press mueh cussfin tAs,
Lee WIS., SLOWED 20 escape without snoiher oat'e'
don't share in the feeling. Oa the contrary was glad
when heard that he over the river and have
seen no reason since for any other emotion II Mead
had engaged Lee snd been "lppsa-Tsleh wa posi-
bsit would hsVs been bad If he had Htteriy defeated
and routed Bee-which was more than possible II
would have been worse. The political consequences
could hardly have failed to be dsssrOuz The nstion
Is not prepared Tor sudden and trumphsnt supprss
sion Of the rebellion We will Hot be resdy Till get
black army Of at lest one hundred thousand men in
the fed '--lleD York StaHdard.
"I tel yuu sir $50 tbs men who believe IN the ennsn
epstion proclamation, who mean 10 make il practical
reality. the rrepealable law OF the Uation-that they
must prepare f9r mighty c0nhlet--a conflict tnsl
will STIR the country TO lis prOfoundsst depths nator
iisFsr shoaJd never be allowed TO come 10 an sns;
ne peace ought to be made proposition for peace
ought be diseased oveu ente tne uat tie last
vestiEa of slavery Is wiped CUT Therefore my frieads,
InAkr your uluds TO give up Jour lass son, and pay
out your last dollar in taxes to support TIE war, until
fha sst slave s free for until that is pilssa
there will be, thsrs ought TO be- no psaos."-Wn N
Stone.
rhe question Of enforcing the Presidents emanciFs
tion proclamation rapid approaching thai point Al
which il viii become the test Of popular LOYALTY The
conclusion irrasiEtbls that The extinction Of slavery
in ths seeded States should be made condition %
their readm sion 20 the Warrington Chronicle
'l}ut thers eaa readInissiou OF North Carolina
iut0 the Union with slavery, becsuse Ia North CaFOlihH
she 0thsT rebel SstsE slavery has already ben
bolishrd BY the emEnsi patton proclsnstion."-A ],
POH, dug ID.
a 50. Psul on fhe 20th Of August, s follOWs
lie bad converssd with the President resentlT and
bad asked him Il be ever intended 20 withdraw ha ne
proclamation for the sake OF restoring the Union
sud thai tbs President wtred IN very dec ded eras
AIR. Wikinsnn, there not tie slightest possibility hsi
ever shall "
How much longer can twenty thousand aen in Iowa
say they have been in the habit Of saying: Il ana
Republican but never ives ana never viii Be political
AbOiitlonis o.
Such evidence cold bs accumulated ad irfniiEn.
Our space and needlessuess forbid We content Cur
selves with the single remark Of the New York HoTd
II il ia a caiumny the President 10 suppose be
viii continue the 70 free the slaves his own
fieuds the csluinHst0FE, net We Writings letter,
FOTnsy 8 edItodls Wilson's speeches. ths SEoio tore
ana tenor Of the Republican utsranoss, and the Tho
drift Of Republican action c0cur conreyDg tue I'M
preEo1 ths the retorst Of be Union 70 De steved
uuti the institution OF slavery g. over;hrowu, aRo
the South acquesces in tts KtiEcdOu And according
20 CirOaicls approval Of this perA3y shortly to
be ssds the ss # loyalty We hall soon see, then,
bow many will bow ths knee to the image Of Basil
of podiicEt sbol tiOuism. wh ch enpiat serFile
isurractOn and Wholesale murder rape srsnn nfHr IL
cine and robbery has involved ths Adninisir ration In
thoussd contradictions as cost uH iRe lives OF two
hundred Thousand men and viii cost million nofe-
has squandered Thousand millions Of dollars wi
demand other billions-bss needles ly prolonged
contest by years and if persisted a Wi proraet t Be
yoRd the ufe o. this gsHerati1nhss C0nEoidsts Tie
South 70 invincibls desperation, aud distracted the
North smost 80 opsu re rol.-has broken down the
Azss -cau system O. volunteering, and iHzugurated
Ausisn system Of conseri7 ionhas neutrized s o.
victories have won, and Insds presence of Fed
raj power dstrggd iugtesd Of welcomed by the entire
Southern psupehas sHspsnded 10 amenities such As
they Of civil zed warfare, and furnished the prstsxt
for srming savage negroes, whereby the unu tsrsbs
atrocities Of barbare iH-urrsstOn ard Of embi-
Se-sd to b added 10 lhs other hod cruess
Of this vindietiye contest
In the nstas Of humanity, and Justice and cvIllza-
nu OF the Constitution snd the honor 0f country
ask the people af Iowa. rising abBve party 10 pro
against ths JaCobiuism Of tn Federal Admini-tTa-
don; and 10 dssnd Of them end Of this vacilsuou
Let Us demand Of the PreisHt and hts Cabinet they
regard lie honor and The welfare If their country and
uBas their manhood and their efcial OAths that hey
as-lIne uneqliroeay oh or ne other Of thsse posi-
tious. uamCiV either 10 trest the Southern people
rebels TO be Eubdued, tried and punished
according fu he iEws of the land as bsiiCsr5ni
states entitled the usagss Of civilized warfare and
in either event grant thsB peaCe, upen ths single
condition % rubmissiou 10 ria htiul Federal iErsdiD
tiou according the Constitution without waiting for
the srrniug Of hundred thrIssrd brutal negroes Iu
other wor1s ask the people of Iowa through their
ballot boxes dsmBnd Of the Federal Admin gtrstiap
war fr he Union under the Consultation O-ly and
cessation Of thsss crazy partisau bostiiesE redpmr
tion Of their early pledges, when oalliug for men ans
nUnEy-snd ab naonmsnt Of their revolutionary a.
tsmptE 70 s0olitiO1Es With gun9cwder AID Hee! the
,aoRla and the statutes Of the Southern Sta.ss bv mi
used Federal power. We desire that this iamH.d sba
be usds and made effectively, because see DO other
sssfaetory safe solution Of The difficulties
lni0 which they have plunged us-beuause sosk
speedy termination Of The unhappy coHiest-and be-
cause when saEA come TO end, We wish % live Rs
we have heretofore lived, and We have right to live
ls esfror IN peisical frhterhy with the psoT of the
Southern States coeqnal citizens Of be Republic
and not ss aliens bsndasn. rOld their life liberty
property, and representation If any shE se left them
al the imperial will Of centralized OCracy, vvhsse
iron bee may upon baseiess pretsxt be placed
upsn prostrste necks 1t shall have been placed
These views snd aspirations, We are glad 70 see are
shared with breihTen in good old Peuusylvanis.
from whose address We copy and b, aIuy nd- re Che
srhe aim Of men not blindfoldsd by fau-tisigm and
party spirit wOuld be 70 reap the best frus from the
victories achieved by gallant Ernies-ths best fruit
would be peace and he restoration Of tie Unltn Such
is not aim Of the party in power Dominated by
bigotsd members, II urges var fer tie negro ana
not for jon D. ayoyTs the design pTotraes The
war until slavery shsll be abolished In ~ the S5ulhsrn
States; In the language Of one Of its pamphlets erS
how a hoping aud praying for th8do racii0z
of slavery, desire thai he shall be sh0rt ere =
Mr. Taaddeus Stevens, the Republicans leader iu the
last UuuHs OF Represent atEes deulareds Ihs Union
shall nevsr, with my consent be restored under the
Constitution as a. with slavery to be protected by it,
The spirit appears IN Mr. LnCOls sn.,ysr 70
ctzsus Of L0uisIana who desired the return Of hat
state under its present Constitution Mr. Lincoln post
Dousd them tii hat Consultation stall be amended The
Aholltionajs deEre the lat Until freedom Is s
cured to al the slaves. Hordes cf iiasns, and con-
ractOra and BuFVayoTs who iattsu the war desire
&c iasi forever When the sihYes are all eesBeip ed
by the x dsTs arms, constant military Intervention
wi be hsedsd TO keep them above OF equal the white
in tie southern States Peace has ne place in
heir siorm. Il proc aims cJnisCztion aud abolition
"A the objects % he znd The Southern leader ses
az the words nimuists his followers fs M 70 the
40 III ranfge "a
natieal faction shall pUgvsr and prOtrHet the
ruiuGus perhaps llsttaiuAble ends What the North
,esGs tbs of She south, with its psO le ter
rory, It. stSpes 20 oopisis the integrity Of our
non county. This, and not Iners devastation ana
l confusion would Do The AIM Of pstriOs and tes-
-, The ABotlOn policy promises Ne uoihing better
than 3 asoutnefh Fo4aliU fo9u y HOi'neih aesP0t-
The reunion Of the States can alone give them their
old security al hoae, and power and dignity sOr0sd
This end can never ss REACHED upon the principles Of
fba marty IN power Their pTiEoiPtes dieaiy false
and can never lead TO Booa conclusion Their l0ps OF
sstiug up tde negro in'O tie place Of the white man
-rs counter ths laws o. race the laws OF nature
Pneir stateslnsaship has be- weighed in ths baauce
and fonpd wanting; their little bloOd letting las
7roved ieuFs 9ue Interference vita armies has
Men frustrated and sided their Success til t has
ascorns \ military prove b. thzt TIE best thing for a
sr.rsI Is 70 he OF reach Of Wash ng0n The party
va founded upon the poitie and moral heresy OF C-
--itIot, ro eslnpTumise which Is be only uszns Of
PSio, aDl,.g States, and o. pe&es and good will on
sarth Emoug men..
Early IN the contest North Carolina Ons Of the old
thirteen e1 hbiled desire 20 The Onion. But
the msiouiy CohEress made haste 70 show sboii.
top not reGnion their aim. In moment Of de-
preston Op tAs I'D Of Juy, ls6, being the DAY after
le bartle Of Bal Rom, thOy allowed the passage Of
resoiausn offered by Crittondsn, defining policy for
tbs restoration Of the UhlOn. Bat tLeg soon rallied
ana dsd tnuIr statute bUUk with acts cenfscaion
sboition ana emancipation, sgius. the slrauces
OF eminent ursts, aad conservative msn Of R Bartie
ar Lincoln too yieIdiuE be SAID, TO pressure put his
zsnlon in pscs OF the Constitution and Lhs lava
rhus every Interest aud sentiment Of tao Southern
reopie we're eniisted The Resistance By the
,licy Of = parry, which, Nj. StsvsuE said viii not
consent t restoration o. tbs UHi0n Wita the Consti-
utou "A it E 10 is tins policy that has protraced the
Tnr and is nov TIE greatest obstacle terIaina
ton"
Ibs nocssssry restricted limits Of this paper will
not rrit rs 20 array any consd6rabo portion Of tbs
v.ilspes br yyhish sJuyictOn has been forced upon
-y.ry ,psn hat this war bss been perverted the
r-.t partisan purposes, in shsmeless Yio .tiOn Of
i.fu -oritutions aud the paiursf maKiiGs OF inter-
,fi,sf s7 TO convict the resident aud has adv
"a l.rHdv 70 the uaaiCn however, u not 4 vnGminOGs
80 Iu ais tnAugGrai meEdsgs, 1tr. Lincoln said
lsys 40 purpose, arvelly Indirectly, interfere
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