Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

] ready long since been fought here On legal
= gr0undi and ever 8incs the members OF fhs
State Legislature Wss sent 40 consider them
selves" as F3rt Warren for eighteen uanths.
thsrs has bean no such thing ss sven fha 1re-
taues or semblsnce Of lay in Maryland Ths
military exercise aupr8T1o sway, and under their
patronage, the government has fallen into She
hands Of that minority which hsd Just been
crushed IN 1860, before the outbreak o. The civil
war A stranger 70 local passions and proud Of
my neutral position, I shall not Tspsas Ell hssr
% TIE cisIarHFemenE Of lhat minority from the
mouth 0f their sdVeTsare5. THAT they are
''men Of no rank strangers 20 the couairY, Tan-
kees tor tao most part, is, however. sufficiently
nznI1asti constituted into "UHi0n party"
0SeEsd By tho aayunet8 CT a s1rong garrison.
aHd by the helpless condition Of q Slats eut of
rom al e1mnu1 cat0n With its friends. and az-
posed 20 attack By laud and sea from its enc
mics, these Union men have the whip hand Of
I Eneir 2dvsrEares, and most unmsrcff1Iv- t1sv
I uH8 it. To Cisplsase them is 70 be adisn7- y
I shs charge Of disl0yalsy IS sufficient TO send
man 70 prison, or 20 doom g Wuman % 5o fcrsi-
I bly, csnvsyod scr0. the lines TO Virginia
Uadsc such circuu18 tsnce8, mau. are. a. said
| seon taught the bitter lessons Of caution AID
diasimaiaton. People here dream OF nothing
bat spies and iui0rnos social inlsrc urss is at
en- end, letters are deemed unsafe, the clubs have
been shut Hp, the hotels are Stunned, the press
g made so conceal rather than 10 utter thouqhtg
Il Is only it you are admitted into sha privacy
Of tho Baltimore houses, If you diszrm al sus-
Bicieu, and win ttlas 30 frss intercourse with |
the people, that you get at the real state Of their
minds AID Eearis, when such "A exhibition is /
made Of their feelings that it il only By tie 4
strongest efforts thas Ygu csn prevent your own 4
rom running away Win your judgment. I I
thought 1 knew sCnasthiag of the hatred Of the 4
Lan5srds for Austria, or the Poles foc Russia, 4
but I an quite sure [ had no idea Of such ran-
esr0us feelings as hsrbor in Southern breasts
against the mere name Of XaaEae.
IhcTa is nc amount Of educGl 2, no polish of /
manner. thst has power to moda 9 shs I'll viii,
OF at ieas. % 30flsn It's eLprssgi6 The stern
est Of Usu, the geE-lest and l0vet Of women.
are equally apt 70 s7s2k and bsdaV8 AZ ssvavss
whenever the hide0us topic Is brought in; and
w1en is there any other theme Of talk intro
duced at any moment among these excited PEG
plel The mere question Of slavery moves them
acts Union or secession are words which have
lost nos Etils OF their iEport; D Dcc-zcy end
B50Eb icsnIsIn have no very g-ost weight on
tnsiT mind. On al tasss subiscis they esa raa-
son. What stiEs hem up Is lhs word Yankse
II ia against the North, ss such, that they cher
ish implaeable hate. Rather than BE- would
not say reunited, r8c0nciled &c them on any
terms, thsEa is not one among them, if yoa hear
them, that is a0s willing 70 give no not only Ifs
Z
Try the NEST sacred domestic and social hes.
IAa strou 3, true Instinct with them is IN the
event Of me ultimate d0znlal Of tas S5uth to
bafla tie North By universal emigration.
'The North, - thess Msrylauders say, contrast
ing the conduct Of two begeTent5, "tba North
sever lo8k The G3idi Is fought its battles By
pfsLy it led 5hs scun Of It's cFn cisies, the re-
Ease 5f sugraRt Europe, 30 tho invasion Of ths
af tf1sHa rfs9rs
y7u see them, greedy attorneys, low paddlsrs,
crack Drained 8caO0lmasterz-a ruthless grasp. |
ing, fsnatieRl ser, Of which th6 Sehsnks and the
bItsIs are the prototypes" All The horrors Of
Tsr, 5hs hsTdships and ButfsrinTs, either alto
gsthsr i1sepsrshis rom warfare on an extensive
scale, er Attributable 70 imperfect meaa5 and
WsDt Gf eZpefisnce-tha strict, harsh, arbitrary
measures attendant upon military occupation
and The infection of martial law-alj iB By these
SJutheTneIs laid 90 the charge Of innate base
malice OF Yankee nature. They have en5isss /
tales of the refined, petty cruaiEv of the coarse
ness Of language, Of the outrageous manners by
Which tho mean victors Wiltully, SIS hey say,
aggravats the sOrroWfui condition Of the van
qushed. a few OF then most striking cases Of
harshness and vulgarity gave you IN a former
letter. I have Ona to sdd to-isy, which per
aaps better Charactsgi1es the mutual feelings OF I
the coniendiDg parties JHau any Of the lore
going
A certain number Of ladies' Of the Union party,
chiefly from the North, have takHH Upon them
selves t39 uz1GEomUHt Of the Baltimore hospi-
.als, which are at this time full Of The SICK and
wounded f-5m ths fields of Gettysburg. Tho
wife Of a Yankee schoOimastsr, now at the top
Of political influence, under Schsnck's patron
aga is st the bead Of this charitable as5ociG.isn.
On one Of her late visits, this Jealous woman
walked into the ward Of the Conledersts w0und-
ed with Federal Sag IN her hand, and held the
obnoxious stars and stripes over the bed Of dy I
ing Sufferer, saying, as she waved the rustling
silk in his very tscs. There, my friend, yea
were loth % live Ender this FloriG-s banner; it
must be refreshing to you at lesst to die under
it ." It Is by these shocking, incredible 0uIsges
against good taste, no less than COED tealisgs,
that Lhe Yankees have laid for themselves so
large q treasure Of hatred among these South
srusrs, who believe themselves, and Who arc. IN
my opinion, so much more hu1'sna and gentle.
EebsIg5sa aad 90 Civil WaF,0