Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09

GAENADA January 7. l62
EDITORS APPEAL: The party who viii hand you
t-hiscommunioation win place you IN possession Of the
latest Northern papers. I cal your spesisl attention to
the contents o. the Chicago Times Of tho slst DeseaSsz
They are striking and l~iEniBeant both As regards the
present and the future. Wen do its correspondent at
Washington, and st Dea, MONIES, Iowa. depict the char.
acter Of LineOlns despotic rule among the people Of
tho North in The line Of tyranny and absolaHsm and
well may its editor exclaim, In his leading editorial,
headed Tas Impending DisSsluion,' , that the "Norzh
en- Sfetes masf noe taks eTs Of hsmssEssap
They must, indeed, take care Of themselves, IS the
Soub are striving to do, OF, otherwise, In = few years,
whether the South ~shaHm&iatain their indopsndeney or
be finally subiugated, the Northwestern States will find
that they, like the soVth, win be driven to the necessity
Of secession and a bloody war TO prevent thsr enslsyo-
mentto New England maasfaoturert and ship owners.
On this head nothing can Be more pertinent and truth
full than the remarks and statements Of tbs eorresPoEr
dent of the Tines writing from Springfield, Hiiaeiz.
Who profit by this war waged by the AbOitionists
against the South but the manufacturers and ship.
owners Of New England apart rom the fpecuiators
associated with government? What SiEtes and people
suffer by this war but the States and people Of the
Northwest, other than the States and people OF he
South The manufacturing and ship-oWuing and SHIP
building States stand sfar of from the scene Of conflict,
I entirely out OF harms way, and their citizens count out
/ day BY dsy, their increasing gains through the progress
Of the Wsr. These States alone grow stronger and
/ stronger, and their citizens alone grow richsr and richer
through the war. Is il, therefore, astonishing that these
States and these people shoHld demand the war
shall be continued to the bitter end Of servile
lnsurreetion and all its attendant horrOra Of murders,
rape apd arson against the white Inhabitants Of the
South, and that they should unite In the Congress al
their votes IN favor Of a draft upon the Gorth1estsm
States compelling nel 70 Eghf or sac ndr II would
DC strange, indeed. if he people Of the Northwestern
States were not awakening oa proper estimsss Of their
relative position in This war Of tho Ab0iltionistB against
she South. Not only are they now being sacrificed On
the battlefield, and IN still more desdlY camps and
marches, that the manufacturers, and ship.buildsrs snd
4 EhfNnuvnera of Nav Enufaud ard rrhar wawinna may
grow richer and richer but should the South be sub
jugate6, they viii stil be sacrificed more cruelty, II
possible. Fer who Is here 30 blind as not to be able TO
see that the subjugahon anddesrucion Of the south ss
r-oncomitant and SYNONYMOUS terms, and that with
the destruction Of the South the Northwest must
necessarily become a. the south wa, ths Few besstof
burden for New England to ride, booted and spurredY
e II t~sgitimately by the grace Of Godf And this wouid
! be the case IN respect TO the nOrthWe1t, although the
l gOTergment at Washington should continue In its pres
ent torp- Bat no man Of sense believes that, after he
SOUTH subjagstod and destroyed, il could, or would,
would inevitably follow under the fierce Of tbs enor-
nous army The new situation Of affairs would e~ngender,
desPotsra, with its chief places Of honor, or Pront' fhd
Of emolument, in the hands CT those rich and powerful
manufacturers, shipownerS, ship builders and govern
ment SPECTATORS thst the war j. now enriehing and
elevatiEg in New EnglArd and other abolition strong
holds. The northwestern States would then be
| compelled to submit wholly to the new order
OF things, or soon would they be made 90 feel mors than
the South feeis-the force CT a tyranny more remorae-
less than hat Of Persia, and Is unredeeming rs that Of
1aAolty. We q M oOltN KNOW All ald - 2 -
we knew that the gun gives uBtils light Of day, and in
the fact we have sn undying revenge. Yes the North
west must now take care Of themselves" as the editor
Of tho Times has saidtsor else accept for themselves s
similar war and : verse fate than tia. the South has
accepted and win brayely meet. Figure the question
az they msy. cipher It as they viii they have no othsr
alternative, than to take care ofthsHsslyes, or be slaves
TO New England.
Tue Memphis Baga3p Of january I'd, gives Us the
earliest account received OF John Morgan's operations
at Muidrough's Hill. They are admitted by the enemy
to have b5en entirely successful. II is useless
to speak OF the "details as you viii doubt
less give the n TO your readers. But
from the confident predictions Of the army correspond
ents Of this Abolition sheet, as to be success Of Rose
ersnz at Murfressbor0', and 81 Sherman at V~icksburg,
how must the Black Republican world have been
stsrted 9y the news of the overwhelming defeat OF
Rosecrsnz, and bloody FepUlBe Of Sherman We can
very well afford TO let them rejoice, for ali that II may
be worth to th m, over the conquest Of Van Buren,, IN |
AIkanSss by Blunt and Heron, under the 50 eDdid vic
tories vouchsafsd to Lee, Bragg and Johnston and
under the destructive " raidss Of Stuart, Van Dorm,
Morgan, Forces aud Wheeler. They want q little com
foring, most surely. Il is intimared that Grant is still
comiDg TO Grenads. We want him to come, il he will
But a. to this I must say nothing, save that Grenada has
become slmOst " distTeSsiagiy SscaVe," and rents are
rising in the very face Of grim vhaged war" Do not
close your extracts from these jouroals thus giving Us
n insight into the political anu military stafas OF The
North, without Te-pnblishlng the stem. asto the use IN
tended to be inside Of the negro troops now being organ
ized along the Miss ssippi rver. 1t may, perhaps, exert
8 sanitary influence over some Of those inclined TO take
the oath Of allegiance to the AhoiuOnists ia the hope Of
saving their neguo-propsrty. HAON.