Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-24
The New Yerh sze-uls's view Of North
ern Politics.

eIm E-eiAAAces
From the New York Herald, February ith.l
Never despair Of the republic The beart Of
the country is still sound, Notwithstanding the
rawlings of Abolition fanatics and the eontempti-
bic threats of Northern secessionists- President
Lincoln msy fail to bring Us out Of our noubiesi
but, if SO, the people will provide the man VINO
can and win do the great work assigned Dim
Ia this view the conservative elemer p OF the
loyal States, with a spontaneous accord which
is very suggestive, are rsllyiug around the
standard Of Gen. Mcclellan Read eJT reports
of bis enthusiastic reception in Boston. and OF
the sensation which his presence there has
created " Down East" all the way TO Maine
aBd be satisfied
The Democratic "coppsrbeadsn are said to
be in favor of cutting off the Nsw England
Safes in order to reclaim the rsbelHous South
Hon Tha6deus Stevens, in his place in Con
grezs, has declared thas he believes there is an
awful conspiracy afoot in tho North among the
Knights Of the Golden Circle to cut the win3-
pipe of President Lincoln aud seize the govern
meDt and the spoils But these Mcclellan maai-
festations in New England show that public
opinion is ali right; for if among =" the Yam
KEGS" the irTeDressibls Yankees, the audseious
and inf xible Yankees, Supposed to b5 iueurabiy
given over to aholitOnism-if among the IN
trsctable, Puritanieal, rouud-headed, psalm
singing, niger -worshiping, nasa"twsnged
Yankees, we find general spontaneous combus-
ton in favor of Mcclellan as the man for the
succession, we may feel assured that we can re-
claim South Carolina without sacrificing Msssa-
chuseits, and save the Union without the aid Of
the nnysterioes eut-throats of the knights Of The
Golden Circle The government of Russia has
| been described as an absolute despotism. regu-
/ lated BY assassination. But let not mr. Thad-
/ deus Stevens be alarmed. We are in no danger
of any regulation of that sort. Bull Run Rus
sell. By his tape measure, has found that Presi-
dent Lincoln is considerably over six feet high,
/ and viii be no shorter, except from natural
! shriuksge, to the end Of his term
/ He may laugh at the " eoppeTheads," joke
! with the Knights of the Golden Circle, and
/ smile al The fears of Mr.. Thaddsus Stevens ter
these Yankee demonstrations IN favor Of Bic
/ Clsllsn clearly show that the massss Of The
people are resolved that the present sdministTR-
! ton shzll have ful trial, and that then its
SHORTCOMINGS shsii be Yemedied ia Inc Tegula'
way. Tie conservative masses Of the loYa
States, including the Yankees" have fixed
their attention u00a Mcclellan; and s10nlg
/ President Lincoln fail to put down this rebellion
aud restore size Uaiau, tden the stone which
the builders have rejected Hill become th5 81
Of the eoruern We cannot be mistak in tb
signs OF the times They remind US Of those
popular movements which brought out and Gle
vated to the White House " Old Hickory"
"OId Tippecanos and Tyler too
snd Old Rough aud Ready" fresh from hi
battle fields of Mexico.
Such is ths warning held out by the people e
the present administration and ths Repuhhczl
party Let President Lncoln then, make BIZ
hay while tee sun shines lie has tive years @
grace yet before him, snd men and means an,
+ facilities Of all kinds in abun6aucs 30 redeem
the past, to save the country, aud 10 prepare tn
I T. I -r- rr 90 -.roa
blaze of glory. Let the present Congress IN
vest him, as it is proposed, with absolute pows
in the absorption Of our local bsnk issues b.
the "greanbscbs" Of the Federal treasury
, snd with full discretionary authority over th
militia Of the several States aud over the ind
/ vidusl liberty of the c!tizsni and let the Presi
dent be further empowered tC draft into The arm
every sble-bo3iei negro no can lay his band
iupon. feom Maine to Mexicoi aud let " Homes
7 Old Abs " spread hi@s9lf Ike the A1aeriea
, eagle, to sas ample measure of the Union, al
he viii not fail
/ The negro enlistment bill has passed FL
r house; it viii doubtless pass ths senate. Il
the Presi6sId, then, consider il a law Of th
, land and proeead at once to enrol his c0ntTl
bands We ike the idea Of red bresches for ia
Z African sci Ter. Tbs brilliant color viii tick
4 | his fancy; but VITA yellow stripes down 4
legs ef the bresehes, and red coat with yelio
. I Ia legs, snd Win rec cap ana Wllte lea ne
! Cufee would be complete We would, hoT
ever. sdmonisb she President Of the darge
f exposing these magnificent AFRICAN allies to 4
y rebel querillas. The aversga value Of an abl
4 bodied field hand 10 the South IS rom fftes
4 hundred 20 two thousand dollars in Cost ders
: scrip. Put regiment or brigade Of suca f
: lows within striking distance Of Job starr
u the rebel Morgan, and nothing viii save he
,e fror9 the auction block. Perhaps the best thF
n thst can be done with these splendid Africans
e 10 put them behind the forts Of Wasiingto
) where they can be protected. Fhus secure fro
q danger, with General Hooker between taen q
= the rebel army, these red coated soldiers Of ~
can descent may do something for the cause
human freedom.
q. Let President Lincoln consider ths vsiaa
Corss5esste scrip Of an able bodied African, o
= be- viii besalisiisd shat We ere not jaking iF
IA matter. Our soldiers, battling ter fgs &
q. should not be careisssly exposed 20 the chane
Il of befoe snapped up and sold into SLAYER
as Bat. i'm any event. the administration and {
bs Republican party are warned BY these McCi
= lsn manifestations Of the temper snd dri't
IA public opinion the people are thus sstll
.te down upon theiT man for the future, should
"a responsible man Of the present day disap9o
It their Just expectations An ihzl we have 81
nd lin rindiestion Of Gen. Mcclellan as q ski
"a solder, a trusty patriot, and cool, hrms cl
ey headed and capable man, fais short Of the