Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

unequivoeally that his purpose inuhis message
sne ~ptoeAmztion was 70 shut ont all hops that
re would sSsF treat with Us on anu terms. II
re VII Dreak up orr Government, dissolve the
Cohieueraeyl dIsband our armies. euaneisale
onr slaves take an cath Of allegiance. binding
ourselves 70 ooediencs to him aud Of disloyaltv
40 our o~a States, ne proposes 10 pardon "a. and
not . pfandef US OF anything more than The
properly already stolen from "a, and aueh siryea
as still remain. In order to render IN nsono-
sais, 50 insultiag as to secure their rejection. he
joins 20 5hem . promise to support with his
army one-tantn ct tbs people Of any Ssats Who
VIII attempt 10 set up a Government over the
other n~ine-tenths, thus seeking "a sow discor5
and suspicion among the people Of The States and
to ezsiss mem 20 civil war ia fnrtasranea Of
his ends. 4 know well It would be limos
si5ie TO get POUR people, If they possessed fall
knowledge Of these fEcls, 70 csnseus that uren..
sails should now be inside by IN 70 those wso
contEoi the Government 1t Washington. Your
own well known devotion to tie great csusa AZ
liberty aRd Independence, TO which We. have All
committed whatever We have Of earthly posses-
sfons, would induce You to take the lead in re-
peling the bare thought OF Abjset submission to
he enemy. YET peaca on other terms is now
impossible. To obtain the sole terms to which
you or I could lissen, this struggle must continue
until the eDemyi ID beaten Cut Of his vain conf
/ adItE IA DAL 1ulIAEAtAlls IDls ANA 4Oh All
then, will it be possible to tTess Of p5acs. TIL
then ali lander Of terms to the enemy will be 70
ceiVed ss proof that We are ready for submis-
sion, sid viii encourages him n the GtroeioUs
warfare which be is wsging.
[ fear much, rom the tenor Of tBa BeWs I rs-
csive from North Carolina, that an attempt vii
BE- made By some bad mon to i~nsuguEats move
msn.s which must be considered as ~eqaiyaleni
30 aid and comfort to The enemy, and whIch al
patriots should combine to pus down at auJ
| cost. You may count on my aid ia every ct
/ fort to spare your State the scenes Of civil war
/ fare, which will deYastate It's honest the designi
/ Of these traitors be suffered to msts head.
know that you will place yJuTsalfin jour legiti
/ mao position n tie lead Of thasa who viii no
suffer tue name OF the old North Slate TO b
bihekened by sueh a stain. VIII you pardon
nc for suggesting that my only source Of dis
quieiudo on the subject aEises rom the fear TIA
you will delay too long the action which a0W ap
paars inevitable, and that by an over eETness de
sire to reclaim By Cancellation men WHOM yal
believe 10 be sound az heart, but whose l0yait,
Is more than suspected elsewhere, ycu will per
nit them TO gather such strength as 20 requir
I more violent measures than arc now nssded
With your influences and position The promoter
Of the uniOunded disc0nteuss now prevalent i
your S ate, would be put down without the rs
of physical force, II you would absud0n q p3
icy of Cancellation, and ST. them AZ Defiance. /
this course, frankly and firmly pursued, 70
would rally around you al that d best and AZ
blest il your State, and your triumph would b
blo9dless. IF The contrary policy be adopted,
much fesr you viii be driven to Tie use Of fore
to repress lrsasoB. In either event, however,
assured that you viii have my cordial comet
renee and assistance in maintaining VITA 20
the honor, dignity and fair nAme OF your Stat
and in your Efforts 70 crush treason, whether Il
eipisnt, as I baiieve 1t now to be, or more nj
tured, as I believe, if not firmly met, il viii
our future inevitably become.
[ have the honor to be, very rsspect'y your
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
His Excellency Z B. VANCE, governor
Noi.h CarolinA, Raleigh, n. C.