Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-09
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ass recent meetiug Of the Democrat club 0
Philad-.Dhia TIE R p G. @. Barr, formerly
editor of The New York Daily Meas, was cna OF
lhe speaEers, sad denounced the simiJis-Tation
of Lneelu in the mlss ti.5ar tsrm5 H said il
was g drunken adnin3s ration bssetted with Us
isO sti0n of tha G nsttuticg, and bad never one
honest pulssti9G for the good Of the e0uatry.
/ was a sat OF rascs.s lie had lstsly ben to
: Washington and bis soul was 6.la3 with shame
when he saw the streets OF that city filed with
louaslos and persons looking as il they bad
come fgom B5dism or some hce-Iove association
The members OF the administration, the speaker
sad were not fi5 70 be boot blacks for his hODors-
be auditors. Applause. Abraham / nc0.u
is d greater traitor taau J-ff,rsan DAVIS. Waat
has JEFF r5on Davis dsuel H5 has msraly in
fango1 UPON cur territorial Jurisdiction he has
not struck at the Constitution.
On State rights BUR- discoursed at length
He believed that we would have 20 come back
so the good old doctrine Of $ ists Tigh.s 80 save
the repablic, and SAID thas tbs Uaijed Stsfes
have so rights and were ressed On the sold
bssis Of State rights. Suppose that q STATE
should refuse to elect senator or a repressn Ia
tive, where wonid your Uaitsd States be
Congress ia nothing bui the representative Of
tha States, and is the only doctrine that can
save rs. What va want is pluck
No, We don't" intsrposed voice. We
want money
Yes, sir," continued the speaker. We
want masele. Garry The pluck which you have
displsy e3 this evening wi.h you into the street
II you do so, ths provost marshal Of the city
wiz be more afraid IF being ridden suddenly on
aTeii than you viii sof any injury which he
car DO 80 youE constitutional hberEi6s Ap
plause and ia loud tones, q Te viii, we aiil -
After the applause had s1bsiisd, the speaker
said, Waen ths soul of TINS goVsTnma ut is
dead ( for one care not what becomes of It's
proposed sR0nid succeed, that ons Of our so-
dies saoull 20 to Rehm5al aud ssssssiaste
Jefarsaa d avis and bring back bis hesd be
h3p.d t would be pus on Abe Liaclln'- sb3ui
a-s7 Loud AID l9ng cs1tn ell che ui1g /
Mr. Bur- reitsr-led thas Nc LjGc Ia was
gTeeter traitor thaa JET. Davis, AID l. bis Aa0
liti5n policy was permitted 20 60 on, he (Hr B )
menr aiucd that Jeff son Davis was lighting
for liberties in he 4 rlh, as wei as those of BIS
fellow clsizsns in the South. Why not sfop this
war now Why, my friends yol will 3 &
+" How eau we do SO without disgrace" Why,
if ygu sre dsgrsced now, what Will your dis
honor sm9uns TO six months hence, # you 20 on
making dead men and public debt II this
Abahl0H prog ammo was 10 b carried out, sad
l.sgrees were 10 be pu5 in our forts as garrison
G. OBS, ha, IS q eeaca man, Thought is would be
ais time to tara sol8ier lie semp.atsd lhe
new compromsa inc with pleasure It YOU d
run east If New Jsfsoy, sEd would therefore
ncluie that STATE sud Pennsy yivsuIs. As Tor
New England, he cared very little whether it
came ia or rot These States might bs toier-
a.ed ia ths rev Uaion as sort of uleer, which
could not be taken cut until is was perfectly
ripe.