Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

The resources of he country for carrying on
tic var are far from the exhausted cOndihOn,
say the Richmond IFkig, in which tie de-
apondenf regEri than. Let Congress restore
the eredis Of tic c9untrY, aOdify the Impress
rasnt Iaws. and make ja BUS provisions. not
sweeping couscripiions, for increasing ths eff
cheney Of shs army, aud there will be forthcom-
frr nens nuniiions of al sorts, and provisions
sbun5ans 20 carry Us successfully through che
war. however long the enemy may deleImine'
TO costume It. L Is for them to cry " enough
f,st. I. Is for rs 10 resolutsly continue the
Struggle 81 whatever sacrifice. without despond
ency or concessions, untiriRg in cur exertions,
stern and unainching in our determination snd
With unsbatilg confidence. Animated by this
spirit We sre iuviucible by any foreO the enemy
can send Eg.inst Us.
We ara At the crisis of tie war. It's contin-
nance, with its pr seat gigantic proportions, in
tie pa,urs CT things csnnot long eoniinue.
Already hey ere rssorting 10 the most extrsor-
dinSfy measures to I'll the muster rolls of their
sgIeies. Recruiting cfiesrs are visiting every
land, aud Offering the most fAttering induce
ments to secure msn for their ranks. With
rscklesH prodigaliiy. pounties Of from five hun
dr,d TO one thousand dollars, IN addition to
thirty days faIloBgb, are offered fer Te-enlist-
msuts. Ha many of these, with lsrgeRor-
ton Of the bounty money paid ia advance can
be calculated upon returning Their drafts
have necessarily proved failures. More exien-
sive eonseripiien than is praeiiced with us is
proposed. Thsy are evidently making every
effort for ons nors grand campaign that is to
be decisive
Are veto be appalled, by these mentccs Is
there no.hi5g ia chr pAsfasuceesEes and our
present condition to FL Us with corfiencs 2
Where are The two millions of men already
hurled against us Why do they cal! for 8 mil
hon more now Have we not as many veterans
to-day as hey have Are We to be paraIyzsd
becaase hoTde figsling that of XERxEs is
ihrestoned to be rolled npon Us vi h fourteen
ihousand men We routed sixty Thousand at Ma.
nassas. with 6iy- hundred at Richmond
Ks., werouted ten thousand Of theE Western
men. With thir.y-;wo thousand against sixty
thousand at Murfrlesboro', and with twenty
nine thousand against one hundred snd twenty
thousand at shAipaburg, we crippled their
armies under two Of their mos. successful gem
erals Tie same disparity Of numbers existed
at sailoh, Essds,ieksburg, ChancellOrsvillei
and On many other asIds which resulted equally
to me credit of our Erme
We have a torrilodiEl arena sufficient to fur
uish battle. fields for all time. We have q
gsester population than that Il the thirteen col,
onies during the revolution of l776; greater
tlan the population under FREDEHCK the
Crest, when be successfully resisted league
Of one burdred millions against him. We
have armies many fold greater than the com
bined armies Of England and Spain, when The
latter was invaded BY three hundred Thousand
Frencbmen under the abless msrshals Of NAPo
LEON WHY multiply instances No on'
eau doubt The historical truth. The tuceess o
a gallant struggle on the sids Of right and jus
tics, against wrong and oppressioni is Almos
Inevitable. A yirtuous and gallant people
il good cause, never have failed. II We ar.
light. and do not faltsr, we must succoed-
vesk as We may appear, and as strong as tat
F sderal Government may appear. Let Us
shop, be assured thai the battle is not with th.
strong bat 10 the vigilsnt, the active and the
brzye Who SIGHT fer righl