Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

siaverF enpendefed the war and that hos
tility common TO Ab5itiouisis. kspnbllesn
ard Democrats, is ss great to-day as' Whef
the first cartridge for tao contest was man9iae
tured. 10 is tho ruling idea OF toe Mortimer
miud, and has been siuca the deafa Of the ole
Wbig party. and if We Sd accept is, many thing
become plain that were difieult before Does 4
make any difference with rs whether slavery
be excluded fEos0aiie public douiain BY congress
sonal legislatiouor by tho refusal Of the loee
Legislature 20 make laws for its pTotsc.ion
d es it alter the case whether the var was
wsgRd to fFe8 the negro or restore the Uaion
II the negro be freed, does It mater with US
whetheritis is done by proclamation og otherwise
As far as ikseffeets us, tie only difference be-
tween Democracy North and radical Repubh
canisn, Is in degIee-While the oRe aholishe5
slavery By proclamation, the other desires to
do the same thing by 3 process in which there
is some semblsRce Of constitutional warrant,
When I am asked % regard VsllsDdigham &
Co, as friends Of the South-friends Of the
csRse for which we are pouring ont our blood
kks wster-I caH2t help but repest the old Latin
rhyme
Bfultis armis Jam peractis
Aalia ides ct in psctsi
Siel IN ore veTba lsctis;
Eel III ccrde frhus IN facts
Icau't help but remember the enunciations of
Seymour aad John Van BBsen daring the CUB,
erusiorisl csmpsign 10 New Y5rk--fheT denQn-
Citations Of the administration for lack of vigoc
II the prosecution OF the war; / csn't help but
rehecl that while the Democratic statesmen Of
the Northwest are bitter now on the aiDi1i
ton, hey have bsen its suplest tools siues the
insUeurstion Of the Hsr. voting men aud money
to crush the South Ia sUchsers as ne nation ever
did for any object bsf0re; that IN all their BIT
tsrness sgaiHBt Lincoln, there is an equal bitter
u ! IL
nyoUr paperof l7sh or 1874 inss Tspor5edta ths
uljpOis Legislature. By its COMMITTEES on Fe5e-
1al Telsti0ns, sud which msy be regard d s true
exp61sut Of Noraiwes .ern sentiment, the most
pT31iHeut feature is the fear lest the party in
power may acknowledge The Independence Of
the South. They entertain no idea of peace, ex-
capt as based on reconstructi3n--a mode OF set
tlement that We could under no possible contin-
Eeney aecept What, a'ter having fought as
we have alter having established TepBtati0n
brilliant, as compGred with Chat of any other
nation, for wisdom in council and for yslor on
the field. sfter having Won, by unparalleled De-
fought shall We foalishiy confie It to the keep
ing Of the very eaemy from whom we wr'sted
it. and who gives us no other surety for its safe
keeping than so much ol5itsd paper SIS may be
grasped taus: Constitutional gUarsnteas,"
say Y3u Whet barrier so sacred as 70 prove
an obsfscle to Puritan isaatic.sm-constitu-
tons, compaats, and even the sacred word Of
God itself, are lBug he'd 70 scorn by the zsalots
Bstter for US 70 continGe ths war indefinitely,
while the great Napoleon tramples the Monros
doctrine under foot In Mexico, and while the
clouds of Pytho3 war 20 the world =" are
gathering over the whole heavers, than 70 yield
to an arran cement 50 frsught with calamity 10
our children and 20 stuiafying TO ourselves.
We may begin 70 hope for peace reasonably 1
When the Northwest begins 70 cast about for
and rot ill then win The strife Of Republican
and Democrat bode as good
Again, Ng Eiitcr, the North speak Of peace
IS if it were not a contract Ia which there ara
two psEiies--ss If the mere Withdrawing of is
armies and raising the blockade woDld make
peace, Unless ] very much mistake tie char
,c-er q the COnlsderGta govern1eni, it has too
much back bone fo- aay such an arrangement (
ss this We must have treaties by which prop.
srty ia the everlasting NEGRO Will b rendered /
more seeUrs than the fugitive zlaTe lew made IT, /
md wa mu5t have also indemnity for the private :
property stolen Or destroyed during the wsr
What viii the sAb0iitioa government say to de-
nGnfa akin to thcse7 BY eriuion is that the
Yankees viii 6ght until thgy are thoroughly sz-
lauEted before yielding to them Ysnkes phil /
9nthEcpT bss cot diqiiisded AID ls ioVs ier
Uncle Sam is as vigorous as ever. braee my 1
self. therefore, 10 he th0uEhs Of soldering at
least twelve mouths before sit me dawn under /
lly own vine and fg tree, IN the enj9ymoat Of
loue IN the far west country Even IS I write, /
visions of calm domestic bliss are rife in ny
mRgiastioD, sad reader the hoUeht t9lsrabls. /
Bus sgc1 are ny Impressions 7n7i.srsb'y.
Paacsis 10 be purchased b. YET fIrtasr sacrifca. /
l. bedOovas US therefore to kgsp Cur srmor
bright and huekled ou, thai by bei2g prepared
or thsi which iate has IL store for Hs we msg
hasten the moment when we can reiastah oar
louseh3li gods, ard ogr eouatly iced and oCT
wrongs sVsnge3 we Hsy sit ia esurity around
lur own hesr hstone, with The " listle ones and
heir dam" while nc Consciousness Of duty un-
comes 10 mar the qushly Of eur self
espees. Selab There you have it pernreion
.nd all. z, VS.
Second Missouri Cavalry.