Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

% TIE man I9llaf Az Matil9lLha We 80 ~
70 ,bs other P0ints asoye. H b surmised sbai a
IL Rurnalds's array which is threatening orr right q
rem Kingnsn, bat this - agaiu aodaed BY 4 yumor, n
posi- lively asserted to be true. that RosooraDa in d
tesd Of crossing below. is moving WITH his whole force 0
IN The sssuaichls Valley IN the direction Of Kingston. .
nd that the dsmonstrsiou Is Gom his srmy aud not q
Bunsidss. Avery Intelligent officer Of rank,
shom I net hero this morning, stssd IS g. his persas-
1on that Barnuias wa not a. Kingston. Rumors are
10 ohsa shldal ssesys, that Ieaanot say believe cay
Il tbosa which I have given, and have only msas 3
summary Of them for the bsne6i or qualification Of the
selssas in such matters, leaving each % seleot hron
among them a msroeaa shifted 70 his own g~HEtatioa.
There seems 10 be a pressntmsDt n the army Of Ten
nessea, Of great events soon to happen, audit gives me
plea ure to re-shFm VhatI said yesterday OF the IN
ussal prevalence, among the men, Of a feeling Of a5id-
ing. cheerful sanguine conhdsnce. The mental oOnd-
ton Of this army, 1 am Persuadsd' Eas never better
and could hope that 1t might communicate itself 10
tbose sin lingering at home in a state otlhtless sHHui
or conscience stricken, or feIOHious. or sowardly con
casl1,sut. and quicken thsn to the Necessary pride,
honesty. or e~xertien Of joining their companions in
arma II it eouid. Honesty, honor and pride would be
restored to their boEoms; they would BE- again nsnly
men, heroic soldiers, houorsd P~stiOtE whom the eoun-
try and p~osterity would delight to beuor, and for whom
shsy shsmselvss thelr wives. their children their Kin,
drsd wsuld net have to blush In secret hereafter. When
during The progress o. his va, I have looked around
ne, and have witnessed, after such A. abHriRmOf pre-
Ininary patioisR, s-sHtlnentsi patriotism, Is hoodes
the country before the war, 50 much lodging and self
seeking, have witnessed SO much evasion Of personal
sRd pesuniAry obligation upon the part q tie rich 50
much effort on the part Of people TO make money by
speculation out Of the very necessities created BY The
war itself so much Of ignobls ed0Ftto avsid the perks
Of ths war by obtaining exemptions, Furnishing su0st-
tutss. seeking civil positions, and easy and soft places
IN The army which viii keep them near home and away
from exposure 10 danger so much struggling upon
small or false yrsisBees and 50 much isuomlnious
ssrsr ion snd criminal disaHsedon, I have won
dsrsd II the old Giecias and Roman, or eur
own old revolutionary hsroisn could have been
q myth, existing Ia the pages or Piuiarch or Wsems
Without existing IN fact or was only exceptional 20 tLs
feeling and conduct Of tho mseses I say nothing de
oaaforv-God orbId-of that a bic band q ofaeers
and men. who have barred their bosoms to the storm
upon every battls.Heldi and boras herOically the burden
and heat Of the dsy. say no hing sssinst tbst 'nobie
army Of men and women staying a. home who having
pledged their fortunes and their sacred honor 70 She
causs. have nobIy. g'ofously redeemed Che pledge a.
nobIy aud gloriouJy rs II they had been "a he front Of
be battle They arc the brigat. brilliant sxcepiio 3 With
whose names, aod deeds and ssoihoss lie pages Of biz
| tory viii be luminous IN the far on years 20 come, bat
In walking ever the land, and numbering tArss Who are
ssdIy. criminalgy derslict, who seem % DO lost 70 shame
20 honor, to pride, 90 digatyi 20 everything which makes
human nature respected, which mskssm ma kind reyerse,
which makes thls world noble and lovely ths category
seems to smbrscs by comparison simOst tbe bulk Of the
population. And Tt these people T member that Bis
tory, argus eyed history, "s not mocsedi that wat
s-sver a man soweth." IN this tie ~eouutry's great
I.---r sE-4-N-r H--H.a r.r ~ aud that fAav shaU
have no reward ofhouor snd glory, but contempt srd
sbsms, and oblosuy, rather, when history comes to
make her awards "nreibsr they, nor their children,
nor their Chldren's children, 70 the hnieth or the
bundrsath generation" To have their nsm-s o. tee
nsmss u t-sir families, spoken Of con'smp uoa.Iy,
wAan thoss Of others se mentioned hut to De praised. 70
have their children pointed out, Es dsscsndan Of those
who were not in the great wal or Independence, bu'
stayed A. hsns while their poo er ~ucighb0rs fough'
their battles for them. or Of mo g wzo spseuiatsd, OF
struggled, or deserted, CT were disloysl, while history,
with hsr ten thousand tongues rhzH inmortaHz.
those, even in heir graves, or ia their %ehildren, who
have acted we'll their parts 90 the revolution, vii
be their sad, their huuiiatiDs destiny.
Wsathsr today warm and close. AsHANTEE,
rALros. GA, September Z, 1908.
In consequence OF he failure of trains from Chstts
uooga, Ihavs nothing to eommuHica.s from there since
yesterday morning, or in sddIion 20 what ] msy have
written yesterday. The reports Of heavy skirmishins
At BslmoHt rHberulgism for shsI mouHdI on tie day
before yesterday vss an auTal deception. or verbal
fraud.
Since writing the above the train has arrived f7ou
Chattanooga, and I learn from an acquaintance that all
-eogtinues quiet in front Of the town, but that there Is nc
doubt that Rosecrans, al / reported yesterday. is cross
ug in heavy force At Capsrton's ferry. aud that his
-. A. "a Cd --.--F-F. UHEF. F-a,-uoEf,, -
derived from scouts, personally, who have been Bufi'
GENTLY rear to hssr their drums and bugles 81 the lstter
place. He knew nothing Of cur own Preparations q
meet them.
The news by The train from East Tennessee last
night is to the effect that the Yankee adysecs has
passed the Tennessee riser, and is now at Sweet
water some Adesn miles on this AIDE OF Loudon. The
report this morning is that the Yankees are At Athens
but this, ike the dspatch Of yesterday, endorsed IN
pencil on my letter Of yesterday to mark it equivOeaD
Is no doubt q cock end bull story"-though, No
doubl they may be in Athens, and are. for any Oh,
stcls in the way.
Ny letter, though dated st.Dslt0n, nsy be accepted
a. from the army, for my opportunities Of information
are much better IN every point q view than they
would Be r. were Ia the lines. Of this let your readers
be apprised. Acton has Withdrawn his depos from
Rome, snd1s makisg this his central point for the diff
lAspA VI paper hAE4asn A4e 4NA5lelL p0sHlolh 81 TIE
army. I give this for the Information Of the different
newspapers circulating in Che army, as for the army
itself I received the Chattanooga Qd.risua) RsBe
yesterday for the hrst time. and T. 1t 81 I might have
done In other times in taking a.fse jaip with its mint,
Strawberries lee, aud what else. Could 1 not get ia
dImlButve counterpart from Chattanooga do you no,
think, Mr. HsPpyt I saould appreciate the favor
much.
Tbs DoEberry Of the Richmond Sssasd IN hsralding
with = mouutebank's flourish an extract from the New
York Tines about President Dayis, seems much slats6
by the paroaizlng Incidence Ct is tone, aad says g
be conceives with the clearusss Of pertinent, and unsu.
Ewersble spostrophe: GLOW biting q chapter history
will have for those Of our own people. who Shove al
the world dispsrsgs their IesderIr A more 'bitpg
chapter will be furnished By his sorry, II history sheu d
dslgn to notice ths'szsmpis, In regsrd 20 the person who
thought so mesnly Of President Dav s. a. 70 make him
an Adrastus, for tbs sake Of the privilege Of making
himself Cgthes. Rumog has Il that tie President
holds his ulsoms addition in shout the ssme eg,eem
hat Al astuB did tbst Of Crythes a thlrg not Improba-
be when we consider the dignity. ard quick perception
Of The motives Of people, which are sad to peeulariy
distinguished the President
u know fully the value Of a5kosts doc-f testimony,
and treat it with the same res eot that I rnsld the
testimony Of any discreditsd witness, such ui,uass As
the Tizss. long sircs Acknowledged as one Incapable Of
telling the truth in regard to the confedsratss or their
cause. The Saguasl, Incapable Of approaching the in
dependence Of trsthful thought, or the manly dignity
Of an Ingenious patriotism, thisks that be bss obtained
Ia the msudHne eulogy OF the Times a club With which
20 knock out the brains Of every honest and Intelligent
patriot In tbs land, who, witnessing the failure OF Ezse-
utive plsual ventures 20 express a thought Of distrast a.
to their wisdom. Every gentleman In the Coufsderate
ststes has a large an interest In tas Confederate casse
as The President himself and therefore, as fully the
coordinate right o. opinion, aud no one but q psrsoa in
srelstion Of syeophsntie msndloity to power would ven
turs 10 deny 1t, or call It In question The editor OF the
Se7iHd when he shall have removed farther from tbs
spires Of Washington than be hss, viii lesra that dig
nifty Of character and Independents Of thoushs are