Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29
AWNING EDIT ION.
ATLANTA; { "A.


The inspiration Of he rssetion predicted 10
take place il the army Of Tennessee, as sie
consequence Of The noble initiative taken ty
Tia 0ss HsnSrss AID Fyty-FSurth lssasss's
Rsgisssl, seems to be communicating stself 20
TIE entire sF1y. While other Tennessee com
nEnds c5npEshsRdinR regiments and hrigades
are responding molly, the troops Of MissPEiPpi
sBd Louisiana, and perhaps Of ether stateH
srs falling under the inaaenes In q tPint OF
generous self-sbnsgaaon, almost without pre-
esdszt. II nay net be unsafe TO say that We
may soon expect 70 see the whole army TesaI-
rsossd into tie fresh life Of 8 new organisation,
exhibiting, in connection with the experiences
Of veterans, ths characteristics impulse End en-
thusiasm Of rscTuits-
While lhsrs Is so mach 70 enesuTags in Ihis
sspee. ef tie army, ou. advises ss 70 the im-
pEsvsnsns Of It's general condition ara such a.
70 sneou1sgs NEST hopefully the fondest snaes.
psdons Of its immediate efficiency. WI under
stand thatia force Is being largely increased
By numsrous additions daily, in the aTivAl Of
mulatz5aa Of sbssntees ard thai the com
Plsials 80 frequent harststOrs Of insu@cisnt
srbsistsnes. and deficient clothing, srs being
rapidly obvistss By the increased energy and
vigilance Of the appropriate departments. In
addition and IS 3 probable e~onsequeHoe, We
learn that TIE zsrsls Of the Ermy under the
nsH administration, Is ali that eozid be desired,
fbs<ths spirit, hope and consdsnee imparted,
By The srTiYsl and pressEse Of Gen. JOHiIsToE,
srs something Ike the freshness and bu,yancy
witnessed IN the earlier stages Of tbs war,
when military srdor had iiot been cooled b. re-
treat and disaster. aud siargy End enthusiasm
had been impaired By faulty administration,
sndunHiss disciptas.
In view ef these fsets, the country and Abe
G-57srnmsut have, il FeuH seem, bus ons eom-
NOR duty. and that IS By the exhibition Of =
spirit CT gsHsTezs cor6dsnes, and earnestly
loyal support 70 increase the COED work thus
zlsriously -inaugurztsd. The commander in
chief Of thss Xrmy had a reputation in the
United States service, IS one Of its very bsst
ohssrFi It being he opinion, IS We un9surtaud,
Of shs highest military suthority that be and
Gen LIE possessed he highest, and psthsps
the only qualifications, IA requisite mind eul
aurs. energy and wiz, for positions Of supreme
eonmknd, among eli the o6csrs OF the army
Whether be has had proper opportunities for
she exhibition Of his high military qualities. OF
been furnished with appropriate occasions FOR
thsis illustration, It would be neither oppoItune
nor useful to inquirei bot eff one thing We are
prepared 70 feel assured, that f be is furnished
viii he proper support, be VIII do al in the
premises Of his present position, becoming a
soldier, spstrioS and Z gsntiensn.
Tia. tho Government. vii give him this, IN
the contribution Of the necessary men, m.ssns
sid facilities, and above al, IN the heSrtiness
q 6 soFdial co operation, personal and official
support vs have no doubt Indeed, such, re
understand, is is Intention. To this support
Of the G5veTnmzb 70 make it fully and dutsr-
minatsly fruitful Of good Tssals, let there be
added the EEs qzs non Of hearty, cordial sym
patty and sapp It Of the oHesrs Of the srmy
They have not the excuse Eos, Ehasover they
nay have had hsretofoIe, Of aihdence or dis
zuss ofs the necessary qualifications of the
chief ard shouId they morally ~diserganizs an
sIny seAoble in premise IS that, the suspicion
ahI0sd in The land, that their csndact IN TIE PAST
has been in sens degree the production Of f,sk
inEs in their nature somewhat personal, win be
held to be net without foundation. ~ army
can boast IN The qualities of urRinching esar-
age, and strong common sense, s noblsr baud
Of c6eersi aDd'lst .hsS give the general The
bOnsfi q their most efficient use, il such SIN
glsnsss Of heart and thought IS is implied IL
s~uTsndering themselves solely Re the duties de-
VOWED By their Commissions, in properly com
nsndng their respective regiments, brigtdss
and dipssions.
II these things are done, il is almost need
less to say, mat the support and confidence Of
the country VII follow. The country will fol
any intelligent lead, which points to the
success Of the cause and Amy. Il wiz take
any army OF officer, to lie embrace which
premises. OF gives II victory. TIE prevalent
assurance new in ihs whole land is, that there
ga BE presage Of q years operations, which
vii inisIhbly turn tie tide Of success, t.iuu
Phantly in-Oar favor, and insure rs that in5s-
psndsnee which Is lbs absorbing aspiration Of
the eoanEys heart and lis most anxious. ear
nssi prsyer, Let there, then, Be no dissppoini.
ment from any csuse,
GEN. C0BB's sPEECH.