Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

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MY DEAR SIRs We maaa 20 gigs ths Slusk
enoBgh Of the niggsr heiage 70 get through
and uora than that, 20 shail give he .iwail
tEash' Of the North sa0Ggh Of them, to-
do tie legtar viii become noTs important to IN
ruling classes than even 70 hold and possess t..
lands and estates Of ths rebels. Tbs "whihs
trash" Is constantly accumuiating on our hauds
from the sloughs Of the Old World, and nav
bscors ungo7srnable after the S0ash has besa
sabj1gated; they may undertake 20 cry cut for
higher prices" ard refuse 20 pay taxes. To
carry out our scheme fer grand, consolidated,
imperial Republic, although elective, must b
governed entirsiy By the railing classes. Thiz
viii only be practicable By making up or stand
ing army mainly Of blacks. By this plan Ea
shzll Be- able very summarilY, to put down any
astsmpr Ar insHrfeeti0n BY. ths working elass-
ss. Oar system, and especially our E1snszsee-
iaring interests, must noi be left 70 the uisrcy
q working nan" Or Standing army, con
posed OF black us1 under white ofIesrs. es-e-
fully selected for ihsir l0yslEy and capacity VIII
preclude ali dsngsr from this s0urcs. An army
nl9ds uD of f-Whisa fTzsh' would rot, psrhauS
obsy a1 order to frs On awhise trash . Buf
negro army, having no sympathy with The work
ing eiaesa8, on, indeed, looking upon thsn. a.
natural foes, would rezdilY subdus fhsm- Thus,
you perceive. ons hand washss the other. The
J HIdttl t-llr ~ aA4a - - - 4-Aa VIZ
nizrefl" i8 solved. and By ths sol1rion Of that,
lhs other grssf qussSion, What Is 70 b done
saith taa EeIzins e-ssses atsar tho HaEf = alao
51ivsd
We 10 uoE, a = gansEzl Tuis, uaaks pzsefes
Of Publishing anonymous c1uzuniazti1us CANT
to GO. bus We inssrf he as17e.-E 8ich r3aehes "a
ia this way, beea1zo Hheiiari Il Be really Ehst it
parporf5 70 BE- or uos, en- extract Of letter
fram = distinguished Rspublican, Is unqRss-
tionsbly suggests he policy which now insSpet-
lively 1Hges on the Abolition party. Why did
the fair ladies' Of Fnsh Aveuus sa0W Eush a
msfksd preferences for the black over white sol
diersl Bscauss they inssi1ekiysly feel tbsi they
Ere IA anlag0nism to the Rhiis lab0rinR classes,
snd that negro soldiers can Be rslisd up0n, in
any emergency to put dozen riots sucA ss last
GUNNER when Fifth AFsnua, tarror-ssrieksn, fsll
the city, or croUcled, in fear and trembling,
within thoir barred, b0ltsd and darkensd nan
sions Iustnct often impels people On, when
they istls see the eauas Themselves. We nsVer
knew an Ahclihonist who did not dialiks labor
ing whiis men, and usually ne hatsg hem IN
axacf proportion % the intensity Of bis AbOli-
tionisn il is no Wondsr, therefore, that kha
negro should sppesr 70 them 70 be ihsir proper
iustruu,ent to hold in check what thsF cal he
dangerous clsssssfs Ia South Ameriea i il e
few Tetti1g control ofshs Govsrnmeut, and thsR
using negroes, a5 soldiers, 20 onsla7a he E6iie
race, that has overthrow every ssmbaaea
OF fepuDhean lnhEts4ao1S @lcl1-- ~ rAa tA-9
viii come, II we 20 On IN the present. doNn-hill
road, whsn negroes viii be ordered 70 fire upon
the whites Of this city, thsra can scazcsig b
donbk
The attempt n sur Lseisiaturss 70 seelues
zhifa men 10 slavery, 10 bes a beginning Il IS
s ualuEzl azd logical sequaEce q irselEg ne
negroes 10 immanss public fs1t can Be paid
without re6uciAg he PEod1eing classes 70 ne
rusrest pitiancs-Ehsy mast be stArVsd TOR : ~
70 rou ia wealth sud luxury. Iha mare gorge
Gus lie Fillh svanus paElors. lhs Eaora squalid
the teuana1ts Of the Five Hoints. The party
ia eower haVe many dif6cuIiiss 50 overcome be-
fore shs IaboEi1g classcS are boEnd, hand and
looi; bat, with the apathy zznong theu, there IS
no tslIiag how Ecoa dsssh viii be The o1lf
escape from the fate before she1s.--lfss0 ker<
Day Bsak.