Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-30
TIilfHones for the aecsIs OF mr.. LiHeoln
RHd isis Gnb5neG.

Rnd Esis Cab5net.
From the New YORK Meuobo.iianI
The indications in favor Of peaes are bseeHn-
ing stronger and stronger every day I lat
portion Of the press winch sustaiHs the war
policy is nos doR0uneing MT. Lincoln and his
advisers The New YoTk World which no one
can charge with peace pcocIivities, is abso-
luiely threatening hr. L.ncolu--aye, predict
ing tor him the worst fate that could pOss bly,
beisll man. In q brief article entitled d" Lin
coins Folliss,' It handles that patriot and
Statesmen without gloves, and warns him TO
foTege whatever aspirations he may have in re-
gard to serving the country for another pTesi-
Dental torn. This is treason, sctuBI down
right treason, if ever shero was treason in the
World II tells him that it would be better
but here are its own words, and we do not think
wo coud improve upon them:
" Bat Mr Lincoln snd his Csbiaet had better
have milstonos hanged about ih0ir nscks AID
be drowned in the bottom OF the soa than hold
power for sneiber four years. The financial
crash will como ore the expiration Of that term.
The political TeYulsion VIII come before then
the w&king Hp Of the nation from its awful de-
lusiou-and woe, then, TO the eathors OF our
calamiiiss."
Al yes, the financial crash is the thing that
will seltle the IastteE We could pet along
VOL enough. MesBTs. Editors, so long as 0uf
pockets were not touchcd-wel enough 20
long as ihings worked on smoothly az home !;
but when re begin 70 feel in our pockets,
when our purse strings are cut (what matter
shout The heart strings }, then we viii rouse
up, aud Wahen tie echoes with our roaring 1t
is OF no consequence how many hare been driv-
en- into kr L4ncOlR'5 slaughttr pens, and hoE
many more have been rod leod TO poverty and
destitution; bnt The temple Of Msmmon must
not be undermined If he would save himself
! from the Financial crash He might slrike st
/ the very foundations Of constitutional freedom,
no might pull down ihe pillars that sustain he
| temple Ct liberty, but let him beware Of the
| financial cTssh, FOR If that should come, and
/ find him still in effiee, them indeed, it would
/ Be better for him and his Cabinet "to have
miIslones hsDged abont their neeks, and be
4 drowned in the bottom OF the sea-" L is only
| ths sound Of this crash thai will wEss up the
"nzt,9n fron iis awful dolUsion." i is only
/ this that will bring woe 10 the snihoIs of cur
/ calamiies"
/ We could stand the suspension Of The habeas
corpus, we ooald stsnd the arbitrary Errest aud
/ imprisonment Of our felioW-eitisens-we could,
| in q word, stand the pTivasion Of every right
! dear 10 freemen; but ths President who is so
unf0Ttunai9 in his policy As 10 bring q "hnen-
| cisl cash" down upon as, had better lock cut
! fer "TnilstOnea" and the bottom Of the sea.
AS NO nave balaf tilLn u9uuLCishoty iahBusso y
! towards the President IS peculiarly suggestive,
/ for soEs Of our pspers are Ike WesthoTeoebZs,
( showing which Way the wind blows. Oar Re
I publieSn Csar is evidently on the downTsFd
/ track, ard the memories which will be eoni1Ied
up by those who have suffered at his hands, OF
through his policy, viii embiiser and intensity
the feelings oi dielike and hatred that will fol
low him into private life. He and his advisers
will have no smooth road before them. His
tory is fall Of examples of the fate Of those who
have set At delsnee the principles Of right and
justice in-their mad attempts 70 retain posses
sisn Of arbitrary aRd iIl-g )iten power.