Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-29
ERom IEAanENGror
4 Bold spseeh ia the Yankss Congress.

IN me 4anSea seaate, on the ssh inst. Mr. SauIs-
OuiEt OF Deevire, made sree ch On the bin for ~.
zanship had g7vcrusa the sea- of EI i1 a.i
and the fanny or tteil sets vyouid rs- rb7 ,,b a.
'3FH 70 Iotlfe gene a'ions fhls might BE-
eiS. "a aA ifi gu 8, o4t be Claimed The right o ex
press his honest cell In BIS arfrfo- ffi. -e-.I.,
i5+ ~ i' ~ ul-s7 tae eoV-ruRznt shOHia make that
hSnt winch 10 the brgiuuiBg a wrong: not hat ii
was without cause but us was ro- a sBfieisnt
lls' iucafion Ihereid OF John Brown the liberty bin
OF election of Abrsham Lincoln were not The c1ee ~
this war. hut the assertion If the SIGHT b. fisI ~
/ and the evidence Of such purpose
The President bad treated rhe subsct With iocrls-
ana criminal idereucet and when he came disguised
TO the capital be whispered no word ~ hon - ~ -
/ ruegling TO make sons r-ssonahis s+r.s-Et -
ater be was inaugIratsd, he proceeded 10 Dsee ~
Trends in Office, and std 10 further oare 49,
ts country except to eudeavor ferce she rebels 70
nga nave been preserved by the adoption Of The Crft
ienden compromise but The President refused 10 listen
and war exists, not by aor Of Congress b4r by the nets
% l'ea'lresaEa ana abraham Lincoln. Then tbs army
was enia ged and all persons daring to express r 5i-
slacton We're impron- in the forts and 5aBtiies OF
-lLii tne syst IN Of espionage Of NspoIeon
administration "a ~
He eontendsd at length that the President ,s,- bs
the rght TO suspend the writ Of hsbeeg cons. fbef +
nad ne yer D en- so held supposed up TO the sine of
this Heouoted the aets cf The gTssF z-l-t
and proceedings iu the convention which frarej ~
HonEttuton and the laws Of the varios Cfarss ~ 80
port Of his opinion sn \ ei7,l5 ~. o1 "a sup
pension is vested alone Congress He believed fbst
the framets Of the CONSTITUTION had supposed the
wItha eighty years man would sit in the Presi5en-
I qV fna
tyran by sezng innocent citizens in lovsl Sea- err
Hever would have formed the Union and vet ne pre-
dent has had the audaciy before men, and the tre-tv
before heaven, 70 presume 70 susn-p6 tbis ,--ft E
or the whole United States and sezs pescssbIs 81
1s I s oasuie them IN different paris of the country
1u near ~ ohl ye heavens and give ear oh earth
1ne patient ana long suffer ne peoule Of tli. .o-+
use ls9sy SUBMIT G 70 this exercise Of despOtic
power since t1e institution of government. there
never was such assumption Of power In such an mn
va iraIiabie use Of it, and help him God though
TO- thoIsand oastiles be his reward be vvoDd
i me uda5 or ms country Of
protest against it. Any man who for this ssf5 fbst &
was disloyal TO his country li-s befo ~, - Il -
presence OF high heaven. He used this LANGUAGE bsea
every miserable press in the lard char - vsrv man
win disoYaty who daves 20 express his sent nents
ne n some occasion 10 speak with feeling on This znb
lsct, bat while he stood IN the senate be y9G 5icI
nis daty to his Sta though the heavens fall Innoce8t
appeals for them witheut effect
he should make no rore appeals. but yvouId saa p,
s-. -. Iey must pfotees and def nd themselves
; ~ sl1l arrest lot the President tells even the
nggers that they have this right defense. r. viii h ~
WIN me law Of the land, ard meet the ap-
- q lus t1ou- II they fan in such a de-.
tense Of their rights they viii leave 10 their fr5s5
eseey OK lhle renoyvn aud name Transmitted
20 't0ts neraons IN he glorious car alopHs of fho
Weo oraYely diei Ia defense Of liberty = tbo1 =
eIr1a 70 the President reclamation ss ulers 5-.
J9"en and said the President uiFbtas we n h,s js5
a proclamation that tho rebels sbou'd an bebliI5 -
isal10 rms proclamation commits the government h
hgEt for the extinction Of slavery anj ,,~--+- -
sounefn states from coming back into the Uriou AZ
u was the words OF that procl- nation womb gb r.
tot % % oishonor through all future generations and
IN 'ugh the memory Of In Brown rnirbs dia A.
menory OF the present Executive never v-onId ~
Ar Ssu soury( would say, let hosties cease an an.
aee oe declared, and let the people meet 10 con.
Yeniion ana agree upon basis Of union for an time
oh me l<.n INST an Abolition SIS named VVikipso,
a,,-l alle SOS rseied to Mr. Salisbury. We make
iev extracts from his 'peeoh:
me aaek Of the honorable senator on the President
u -s suiunl lFaiion the other day as wanou and
$50 @s lt was unjust aud unpatriOfic No pure
patriot would have uttered such speech. no rigbt
minded Han would have entertained the idea for one
IN. nsqt p IN an hour Of peril like this
BIZ President whether this speech from III, senator
A LeiaWars viii live 10 be read by the reuotest gna
-suon' know not butone thing / do know. that nm
rated as TO have lost all respe for trufb ma 49,.
gu oL Iverenee Tor the memory Of the good and great
Who made il 'iy oe read as Disgrace to the man
Ihe senator is regardless Of truth in the statement
If the senaorfrom Delaware had made this statement
inler me Mt Of the morlent there woud have
been some little excuse realization for It. but suc va
I = ne eass lis tasehood s embodied a carefully
Mr. Wilkinson close his remarks bv readiurs gngl.
p lrtct from work TO The effect thar when bad men
omoLhe' 'he good uust associate est they fall one BY
,ne sacrifice The public duty demands and REQ Tres
wi should be diFi1sd Whea a public mau om.ts Ia
1 i;Gi. ~ a pos ion TO do bis duty with efset he
Mr 9aHlsbu-y. Demac-aD Of Dsllwars, said it vas
%. ~ n ion considering thatit f. th- cham
tI o .i- Oni.e state % attempt TO reply 20 the low
eorritie7 s-d bacEguariis Of the senator from NH.
AE Hsis RePn5lie2n), q New Hampshire, called The
'euteman TO order
be president q the said the remarks Of the
enator ~ uut Of order.
s-r saulshnry con inued Nr. President # may be in
rl-r Tor the senator from New Hampshre To- listen TO
Vns ne mas listened to il may be in order TO hear il
fesed as ! should be. all not make any extended
enarSs, 9ut was assigning merely reason why
oud not do This th- seuate chamber Of tba
United states. J bad occasion Friday last when
peakng n reference to The action Of the admnstraton
con uetng this war and more Particularly IN refer
nee TO its aetion in arrssing and urisoning persona
without de process Of law express my honest sent-
elts ana m my own way. Inever occurred to me that
should have learn matters of taste from some adven
urer in the wids Of Minnesota.
MI Hale (Repubicau', Of New Hampshire called the
gentleman again 70 order
Mr oauisDuy continued: dy remarks to be very
scasteful to tha senator from New Hampsb-a sn5 ss
IN not permitted say whist wish to saw i'm nv 80
way I say this which hope will be in or5arig ~
enator from New Hampshire Dleases When mad nv
peeeh on Friday lat distinctly said that If any one
s STONED MY loyalty 10 tbs Constitution and govern
nen OF the United States (nO my loyalty admin
it-aton my loyalty to the Republican party but 10
be Consttl1iOn and government OF the United gtatas
hat be lied before man and in the presence Of high
ieaven The senator from Minnesota has brought him
lf within the class thus designated and shers Leave
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