Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-11

save The country Bat, ss We said before &
win Bot Ia he inselsnes. Of prosperity Il VIII
do snd say things thss vii drive ths South %
desperate szsTtions and what cannot brave
men driven % desperation asc0mpishR Be
Sides it Is he very hight Of 1ily 70 bslisvs the
South is ussd uB because FicksbUrg and Port
Hndson are gone. She was n gIsstsr Strata
before, and never thought Of an ignominious
psaes; and they know but httie of re e6ssae.sf
OF tie southern people Who thiair iney Wil -
drEgo5ued into the Uniou zoH. lheY Ull
come back a. sqRals, with every e5Dasifuti0asl
guarsntse sIsEgsheneds and every local figat
recognized and sseured, 5T they VIA usTar cone
back and les IS add. IF theT osme not bscE 81
We hope they viii never c0ne back. Lst ls
have no union such C thaf Of he shark with
Is prey on this side rls A,iautic.
If the party in power eFeT knew Whas i WAS
70 thrIl with oEs generous iaPulso, they c9uid
not resist A leeiiHg Of adaira.ion fsr a nobis,
gallant people, struggling against feariul Odds
eight milliona sgsinst iWHn1y---struggiinz. ard
that successfully, againsi nation boundless ia
sxtent ana hiiniia5is in Tss0uHeess aud keeping
ai baY fer more thsn Two years tbs largest and
best epp0intsd armies ever seen 10 the " HesteEu
Hsrld. If they were espabls Of aBprsciaii1g
such Despo, such phrases IS HeTGshinE 0ut'
the South Woula not T3u 90 Elsly ed their
tongues. And Il they loved tbeir eoaHiTy ihsy
Woad Tsfrsin frsu aitsring one g-ar1 that weuld
snvsuaza or prsiong Ehis fFairci3al coE1est. But
the very spirit sf he Afch6eua q theirs. They
w0uid Tatbsr rule oTsr . divided North thsa
serve 20 . free and uaitsi RspubEs. To secure
this thsY are dstsrTizsd to ksaD tie South oat
II the Uaion Hnlef e 4 e8nqusrsd prsFiHee-
E!ss wby ala tbs p dent hesitate shout Loui-
siasa, snd why WeEs n0s Terms Of Pears chsIsd
70 the South Whsn PfoYidsRee VcUehsafsd us
cbsnes 30 DO 80 honQrsblyf
Bscsass, inflated with he scarcely expected
success Of the army af TIE Po.omae, he Gov
srn-sns hoped 20 b sbis . dictate terms. and
f9Tcs The 8ouiA b giYa up slavery ss condition
Of readmijiaacss ard this sTsr-eonf isues - is
fsrfuzss vii e8niiHRs Eufl i meets rspRiss
that win wrss. from is tss pace making power,
ana leave tas e9u1try no hBp7 q s1j 1stnsn-
BrGi Denocrsfic AdmiEistrstisn CONES into
qiies. Thea, when the Ear siiEii have ceased
and invading armies been wiihdrsgu- as they
VIII be If We 6avs 3 patri0t si the hsln Of the
ship q state-theB, and net hH t6en,n says
[ YaliaHdighsn, "wil the Sggthern pelP.a c1n-
sider and dssss5 ths question Of rsanien.'
What chance the pressat AdIninistrahoTl'
has to fo-astsIl its Dsm5ara.ic suessssors ard
ssTn Undying fame. Bat to Do SO it must giys
I uP eli for which the var vas wagsd; is mrss
give tie South additional guaraD tsss fer hsr in
siitztoas, for If tie guarantees Of the CoaslitB
ton Wers net sufficient in ths past. hsw could
she trust f. than ia TIE fHsuIe} WAC is san
/ guias snsugh . behave thst The Alninisira-
ser vii do thisl Ard who 4 mad sB0uEh to
think the South viii ever eeeapf l=ss7 What.
thsH, Is before Al bat an8ther year ri var. with
is varying forsHnss and certain less Of lie, and
ss the end Of that tina even the Abohi0nisis
~ awaken to ths conviction that tEs Souih
Is as far from being crushed ca as it was whan
Donelson was taken or Frsdsrieks burE was
fought.