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

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which their best interests demand, it viii no. he
the fauls Of some ef our generals. NewspSpers
have nns5e aHd promoted geoerals and have not
il tbs way always doae good service.
ABnRsss eE Tsss ARsaY 80 TssFs
PE0PLE or EOE-TI CAEkohaNA-
The committee appointed by the general con
veniioa Of delegates from each regiment Of
troops from North CsroHua in the army Of
Northern Virginia to prepare and publish ar
address to the people Of their State, have per
formed the duty assigned them, and the address
sppssrs in the Raleigh papers. It's patriotic
document, but too long for publication in full in
our columns. They ssy shat '.tllsy desire that
the Irresistible infuencs Of the public opinion of
al good sud patriotic men in ihe STATE, may be
invoked to put doun and destroy, ard to silence
forever ths voice Of faction, which is believed
t1.exiss in 10 lpccnsidersbIe strength IN your
midst which Is daily growing bolder in the e1-
preston Of reasonable and mischievous ssnti-
ments aud whose Vaccinations have bseu and
still are directed towsrd poisoning he minds and
hesrts Of our sollisrs and people, and breaking
dogn the courage and confluence of you and Of
Us, who ere Bustsiuing The cause Of cur country
IN the eTest struggle for independence in which
We are engaged"
The following are the concluding paragraphs
Of tie address
Thst Noyth Carolina has been czrsd u9ou for
q lsrFer u1ote OF troops than the other States,
you may be well assured is untrue. Canshsve
been made for troops, but for no particular num-
Der from each Ssste. The cal is for sIl between
certain ages IN sll the States; and this Is snfi-
cient 81 show how false aud reckless men be-
come, when they yield Themselves 70 the spirit
Of faction. If the people Of any other Of ths
States hsvs failed 70 respond to the esll, then
they cannot escape the charge of 3isloyElty, and
q vIolston of thsir pledge made at ths bsginaiRg
ofthe contest This is the accusation made By
'the faction in NorJh Carolina. and they propose
themselves 20 adopt the ssue CjslOyal course of
conduct. Thei sv0wsd sentiments lead TO this.
All urer mast be held morally and legally, to
intend the nstural and toe necessary couss-
guences Of their acts; and if this be So the con
elusion is irresistible that when these men are
called upon to render support 10 the cause Of
the country, A1d they refuse 20 do 50, bot
threaten violent Resistance 30 the lsW, they are
prepared fer submission, for reunion Nor
does Is matter whether they avOW these ssnti-
Tseats or deny tbam, IF they are prepared for
resistance 20 lsw She most essential 70 toe de-
ie1ss Of tas country, does not lAeic c0adHC. lead
directly to this resulsl
Il would be unWise - it would be unjust, to at
tempt 20 magnify the importance Of these mani,
festafions Of dlsloyalty hut they cannot be with
cut evil tendency in encouraging our soldiers TO
desert their c0lors and abandon their eomrsdes-
in TsBrussing their srdoE, in sowing the seeds Of
dissrE g snd despon1eucy among the people Of
cur sister STATES, and in encouraging the
enemy to persist in their designs Of conquest,
prolorgirg thereby The horrors snd dis
traes OF the war. Beyond this, it IS pos
si5ie th5t the cocducl OF these men may bring
On Hs a calamity to be depiored even by them
selves. II ia not impossible that these men
should succeed III lighting the Eiaza Of Intestine
civil var iu- 0ur own State. The fate Of Mary
lsnd, Kentucky and Missouri is before as for
soIrma warning. b ssgsrsj, the North Care
lima troops win not torn back IN the course they
have pursued M,hetco.- Thsir honor iS too
deeply pledged ia blood 70 admit Of this Eard-
ships 1uA dangers wa krcWiiie ia uur onward
path, bHl a ruin, worse than igUcrui0i0Us death,
We Know Co be involved in turning back, q I'd
such must be the fate Of al patriotic men.
Tl,oss who refuse 70 aid rs and invite the enc
my 20 our conquest would not escape IN the
general wreck OF OR political fortunes.
Bat tbers is yet q consideration 10 which
yuur altsuti0R has Rot been invited. The syS-
jemstc viels,i0n Of all the Laws Of civilized
warfare by The enemy, has not been without It's
nsfurSl iufluerCC in iBhamiDg our resentment
and exciting toward INN extreme hatred He
has paia no respect 10 The invi lsbiiity Of pr
vate property ~ tha pers1Ral liberty Of nom
CONTESTANTS He has made wsr upon innocent
sndGe-eucsless Oh men, women and children,
4L-s- h
busuirg their dre'hngs, aud taking rom them
heir means OF subsistence. H3 has employed
in his serpics--iu c3mmsdt of bis armies
5esstg in human shape, who have not hesitAtsd
70 indic; upon ladies' Of The greatest rtfaemeut
the most cruel iu5nlts. His Cruslties 70 cur pso-
pie have been I'D ted only BY bis power. Sure
lv there csunot be - man Of honorable impulses
or generous nature ia all cur State, who has not
felt his hosri swell with indignation at the re-
Cital OF the irhuEsn barbsriaes of CHr foe But
It must oecaT 20 yJu IS a matter exciting the
greatest ss,onisspent, that the employment 81
the slaves of the South and the ffea negroes of
the north 10 murder our citizens ami oppose Us
ia honorsbls combat as soldiers, should not have
fred tlie soul OF every man N tho south. and
raised every strong arm IN her defense. He who
bears this epoTmily with patience, is q coward
o. . brute, " whom Il would be base hstteTy to
call msn," And can he who c3unsels SUI mis-
sion, or whose course Of conduct l3nis 10 this
result, escape this condemnation Aud under
sueh circumstances, could We fail 70 transfer to
u1r- enemies at home snd the RlBip authors Of
cur caiamitiss, the hatred and revenge which We
cherish for oar pHbic enomy7
Bat Iss us invite you 10 policy which shall
avoid al sppreheusi0u5 os svil and disaster.
Let sH the good and patriotic people Of the State
unite 10 public syOWsl of theig opinicas, IN
deuunciation of the sentiments aRd desgRs OF
this faction. This ca1uot fail TO destroy IL II
errors In the conduct Of our slfsirs have been
couraittei, let rs brush them from cur memory
OF throw over thsn the mantle Of charity Let
tie disgusting chickering's Of partissns and poll
tieians he once more bAnished from the arena.
Lei "a. ia the midst Of the feayfui dangers that
surTUu6d Us, renew our pledge of devotion to
the esass OF the country, sud Ggkt upon her
altars eternal blazing fires. II the materials OF
wsF WHICH have been gathered together, have
bssn misTspIesentsd or wGsgsd, let us mako use
Of lhs wisdom 0f tho BOY wboswhsn he has lost
an 8r7ow
"Saoos his fellow Of ths self sane aght,
gbe sslf zane way, with more sdvissd watch
10 6sd tho other fogih And by adrenturing both
lie Oh hnds b0Ih.7
Let Us sbov9 all not psrnit North Carolina to
TecOl from the contest. Lst her not become
isgssid IA ths conflict. and let no stain rest
upon her eseutcheon, ahd thon we shall be aale
:brongh all time to say, with true and just
pride:
"Thoush the scOraer may suesr Al and itngs defsns
her,
Our hearts swell With aissi v,lisnavor name herr
The New GevsFnor Of BEsniuci1y- Tais PO-
siaion
To he Associated Press Nortbl
FRAgRFoRT, September I-Govarnor Bram-
lstIs was insagurated to-day in his inaugural
he eontsnds that the r0volted Stsies did not
change their status by rebellion. All that is
Necessary Is for them 10 return % their position
as States; the rsbsl!Ion did not remit them to
territorial condition