Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-04

/ Tho PrGeeedisRs 81 ths Yankee CszgFsss
Frsm he Richmond DiapatchI
Thess proceedings mast bs-of mere intsres
/ thaR We zero 81 hrss disposed to sscribe 2,
then- We j1dFs 80 from the eircus.s tangs Of
I the New York TtHss ssizipg the occasion 70 bal
/ " tbe Congress ia advance, fearful, 10 doubt
| shst Lhs iRfseiisn may spread. The Ttzss Il
tsmpts At s1ce 70 put rings IN the E0sea Of FER
nsado Wood and MS Gfty-ninc, and bits in theil
raoEths. Il evidently gees symptoms Of a naoh
nasEa widely spread disEEsshen than Il Is viii
ing to siisT. 10 uilI not bolisvs that tasrs sse
htty-EiRo psTsoEs IN Congress wiling to enter
isto conference with "JeF Davis" or terms q
equality.
Taess Breesedisgs, whatever iRpFassisn tboy
E1.y mako uFon psyssns outside Of the Usil5c
States, sra perfectly well RRdsrstoed shsrs, al
lssst. They fetss a part Of the srnesy rom
which EasFczs are ts be dawn il Tie approach
iag Presidential sEI1Psign. Thsy are sks fkHn.
eeTholss OF the Democratic BsTtY, That party
no nero esEirs peace On ths condition ef etsTusi
separation s5sR tie Abolitionisls themselves.
Their object is, by proposing serDs wkish thoy
know viii rot be eIcept1d, 30 gst, ~ith the pee
pie, TIE eTsdis Of having d9ae al ia the never
sf RAR to pot an end to tie war, which tbs large
majority would gladly sss stepped E7svidsd
psscs should hri=S rs-dnian TIis il. At sse
s4Tze tiDe taey kzsH this pr0Pefiticz will be
Tsjecssd By The msisIi.y Of Congress, wb0 are
dafsEisiasS ss pssh shs War- to sabjUgation sr
determination. sh0zid i svea be seseB led, ,thsy
knew that the CsnfsderRts States would reisss
any prePcsiEon Sc mach - intluaiHE reunion
wiiA gsora. They ar5, thelsfsTs, perfectly s1i6
II caSking these movements, Hhlch are rarely
designed to restore then to paWsr. Oaee in
power, they would pEesscuts tho war ss Gareely
as tso Ab5litonists themselves. They wsuld be
compelled to DO so-by pablo spinion Ia Yazkss-
doRi, which, however aEssttediG othsF1aspeets,
is azssinsas IN fsvar OF fighting znsii al iAa
tsTIi.oTy claimed by the Uaitsd Satss shall hs7s
beea once more brought -andsE the 'gTiG-iron.''
Wish these sguabbles of parties IN the Ysakeo
CoUgreds VIC haTo net, Rsr can NE possibly
have, aIy iatsrsst. They affect as Esiihsr enc
way nor another. They sA inaBly eonf.nu-
anes Of ths war upon The largest scale, Ra.sss
We prefer Ie-aEien, which ne de net and Fever
viii
The rssolulions eff Mr.. Harding, ef Ksntueky,
are significant enough. Ia calling in a foreign
enemy to assist them in their struggles with
their lellsE-sitizens, tho Unien men ef thas IN
happy seuRtry End that they hsys sr0gghs ia
nsaster. Tsers Is this history sf every people
Whs have made 2 sjmils- experiment, froIa the
day When the Dguids Of ancient 6sal esilsd In
Julius Cesar sHa bis isgisEs 70 settle political
disB1ie Ths sEbiter always ends b. becoming
the sasier Of beth parties and 81 tks country.
Kentucky is now grsEsirg beneath = 29st il
Solerabe tyranny, aud when sns Of her rspIs-
sentatives sndssvors to obtain from the Ya5kao
Csngrses q declaration thst she ls stu State,
her masters vii not hosF OF il. She Is te Be
tired fer lrsassa, and treated ss Virgins and
SsUsh CaTslin& a1s to be treated when Charles
toa sad RicARoEd shai have been taken, OF &c
Geargia is 70 oe treated when thsy hsvs g0ttsn
possession Of Savanskh ana Ailgnta. So far IS
the Unisn people Of Kentucky are coacsrzed, ne
glsTy in this Tetri5uE0a. They loved their mEls
contracts and thar fat cattle better than tho
bopor Of their Slais, and thsy have their re-
ward. Bal ge feel, aad feel most aculsly, fer
the nsbIar sEd bssisT portion OF that State, Hhe
haze hecH bstTsJed, Psrsscated, impoverished,
aid IN thousands sf eases driven into exile, bY
the assistance Ct those who sacrificed the honor
Of The ststs 20 SrEiifv Yankee malice, ssd row
ccnplafa inst tha Yankees have giTsa theE ex-
scsly The treatment they might have sxpscisd
had their souls been alive 10 singls generous
emotion.
Upon tho whole, we arc net ssrry TO zee the
vets EpeH Mr. HardiBs's D3tisR. l. diss7l7es
every shad0w ct Illusion which may have pre-
viously sxissed with Tsgagd 70 tho inteations Of
the Yankee Governments. They mean to sub
isgate CT sxtegmina,o Us, that Ia plain, Sad We
must mako up our minds to De nsithsr sxseE-
minated nor sUbjugatcd.