Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-06
PRESENTATIONS or FHa NoRTH,

pRppARArIONs or FHE NoRTH.
The New York Times Of the ooh lt. INDUCES
in q column article hu1atory Of the new Fede-
raj conscriphon bill, and predicting prodigions
results from the enforcement Of its provisions
That iournsi thinks It is the grandesi pledge
yet given that our THE Feders1 government
means TO prevail ard win prevail Il As ne7A3
fhs nasonis hrst assertion Of 8 purpose 10 CON
mad the means Ior its OWE preservation.
be the supreme duty Of ihe government to save
itself III follows thst e should have a supreme
control over the means. Il now prepares to as
sumo that cont0l; and thsrein, we say, IS the
best of aB guarantees OF It's final success"
The measure is for the enrolment and mus
tering into service, if need be, Of 81 the able
bodied men Of The Abolition States, between the
sges Of twenty and foriy-fve. Substantially il
is putting all the active able-bodied population
under the control Of LINCOLN FOR q period Of
three yesTs. This, says the Tunes, making
a large allowance for those not sbls.bOdied, be-
tween the ages specified, would give military
lALAE EAE1EAa-. eNItt NAtlHuNa- AAa -AN-AH
body is to be enrorled by LNooLN's officials
without interference by State officials, and is Is
be called forth by draa IN such numbers and
assigned 70 military duty in speh places, IS he
plssses.
ConorstuIa ions ara aisa aR5 @ tas Notth
that sitis now for Tie FIRST tine PLAIN that we
rths North hsve a government strong enough
for its work-sTong enough IN PoEsr, snd
strong enough IN vA thss the national AID
losn bills win pledge every dollar, and the
national oouschpaoa bin VIII pledge every
drop Of blood to the national cause ihst now
for the first time the power Of the N6rth wal be
fairly pittsd against the South thai "Conied-
crate e-OnscnpHons are nearly exhausted while
those Of the North are but just 20 begin" that
nothing the South can DO hereafter can posi-
by increase its army to two-thirds OF q million
while the new lsw viii easily increase The
present Federal army to three times that mum
Der and that this "eonsedpdon act supplies
means whose proper use would just as certainly
p~ulverize the Confsdsyacy, as any physical
effect foiioWa physical causa.'
In these b0astngs Of 9 jabilant press, there
is much Of ruth that should command the Sc
rous attention Of every man in the South. We
see nofs.ng IN it 70 discourage, # zee but do or
dlag. 1t is evident that no idea Of ending the
var. except by subjugatng as, is contemplated
BIZ the mad rulers Of the North. They ars de.
tamined upon the latter il possible, and TO &C.
compIsh Is VIII involve The whole people d
their section in the struggle. They care not fol
she misery hat must ensusi they have the
owe and wiIuse Il. with absolute csu.rol Of
the purse and swoz5, .aey can now realize 81
their strength to carry ont their ogect, and go re-
Asctng Southern nan can com to any oshel
conclusion than saat they VII make their &C.
tions justly correspond with both.
Let Us not delude ougselyes,lh hi the boas.
ngs Of ne Taasg ere ths boasangs OF az over
joysi fanatic, and above all Jet Us rot for 3 mo
insut entertain s aney that LusCoLF viii not,
Il oannos use tie p9wer entrusted him Ha
has the vii 70 9ulfas the South IN every pos.
sible manner, as ST his ocs hzvo demonstrated
And he hes me power to command his own
people They wil ba compelled Go submit
With al the military OF the country, sl the
arms and equipments. and all the money, nor
under his control, his people win be powarlsss 30
resist oonseaploa. The system has opeTsted liz
the South, and ii WI in She North. True, our
people have submitted because they knew
everything depended upon ths sacrifice being
made. and The employment Of force bas not been
necessary the Yankees viii be forced to submit
We know what gigantic effort s LINcoLN is
enatied By the serviiy Of lis Congress to put
forth; We know his i~osatiale hatred Of orr
infant government our people aad our instlu
fens. LEI. rs not then, rest un5sr a false cloud
Of security. We eaa prepars.to combat this
power successfully, b al It's vastnsss. While
Re abaies not q jet Of his purpose to 60 on with
tie war to tho bitsr end. lol Us not slseken our
efforts. SIC are put upon our guard, and must.
5s ready fer any shock. H. as we expect cur
enemy viz a. once put forth bis greatest power,
sc must T~anquish aud tha more Severe the
Struggle We are called upon to make. we can at
least console ourselves with the reasonable idea
shat the sooner he war viii end. We only have
% break the back Of tbs last anaconda to seenrs
peace.