Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09

q The four K=RtuelEy members who aided
in M R1Pubitcza organisation Of ths Honts Of
3 ,pTeseatsiivss have already bsgun to and tbzi
by srs in naangeTous and suspicious company
Oh and TiHsEaT are as unlikely to mix as aYo
The sentiments Of RontRskians 10 sSsimilsis
with he cTade tbs5TIsa s1a mad antics Of the
dominant psEtv in CsAggess MesEFs. LacieE
AudsrsQp, Bfasus J. Cay, WiiliEu H Randall
ard q. Clay Smith, yyll maHy and many o
time, have csuee SO regret be siepE they have
taken toward lhe Dslrs3 al of their State into the
hands OF iiB enemies, and this regret will spring
tTJI1 the WY disComiOTis OF thsir Asscciati0a
slih ibs TEdisais, 10 say nothug ef he Gegr~fiA-
lion they HuBi feel ioT having violated sl. dges
oi The ncst solemn character which man can
glva 70 msn. The Hoabe ne 5B0Ha7 Was en-
gsgtd In business than the iBeongTHiiy Of the
position OF thesa m0m0sys Was apparent Thug
Oh q vote on tbs following resolutions, cf-Fed
by Bar. H1inRR, Mr. Anderson with tia Teasnt
guerrilla Eud buahWhRcking experiences,
do6gcd Clay AID Randall -5tsd directly to lay
tbsn en- th8 table, which Is eqRivsiUnt 70 thsii
defeat, H5ile Gss. SGIth votsd CgaIBst the mo-
ion OF Ihad 3teFsns 70 bury thtm ia tRsr
iesis stive leme--ihe .sble OF ths Aos5S-iIom
whence there Is no resurrection except by two'
third vots.
Res0lssS, That the proclamation rscsntly an
RenEosd thAt The S ztss IN which armsd inBur-
rseiion bas exislad against the Federal Govern
rpsnt have ceased 70 Be States OF he Union, and
sbAll ss held, N he ultimate defeat Of that iH-
surrection a. ssTIiieTioa CT sUbiugsted provinces
s1d governed sE sneh by the aOsolUte will OF
Congress and lie Federal Executive, or restored
&c URIou On eaAiilions unknown 50 the Con
saluGsn OF the Ia tsd S.a.es, 9uEht 10 5s re
baitsd and ccnd. mnad ss mRnilestiy ulju to
he loyal cIiiE ms Ct slave States ieDding 10 pro-
long re wal aDd caR6rm tbs lTeasOns5ta theory
q secassionsm, AID, If ckrIisd mo effect, mast
greatly endenEs sr lie pubi b0elty and c5Es +
.utionni powers and fghis Of al The ates By
ssusrsi sing aEd coEs0 id=siRE ths POHers Of tie
g ,vsrnm Is, STATS and BEtl0usl, IN tas Federal
EXtcE i've.
Rssolpsd, That the cnly object Of tho wa
ugbt 60 be to sal lfato the armed lnsaireetion
sLieh, fsr .ha lil.U beng, satp=ads the proper
rrla.ians of ee-tsiu Ssa:as Hllh me Eederai
Severn lDei,t. ard tO Ie-satshi,Eh The supremacy
& ihs CoEsfittsiiou sLd the isyai cisE-ns O.
hose S.aies, ard tas nasses of lie peoP!
thereof submitting 10 tho snta0uty Of ihe CJn
siiption. gueht g0t 70 be Kindred from ICstDI-
ir, tbs pToptr relations ei thsT respective ) 3
slih he Federal GGverument, 50 lar as ths safns
L. Jepou5nLE on the voluntary sc. o. the peep e.
by a1y csnGgsial, eZespt NC rolbon.i sea iia's-
81. a - The C-nsh.O iJa sao ls'sa o. tca oniLee
st.tas IN the isnguags hsfeioioss soienniy
stlff ktek alN 1eAlE tA+aef -NfN 49,
s6gsj 8a oug EGls f5E any puTpose o conqaCa'
or auhiucaiicr, og pwPgBa Of ovcTthIo~lEg O.
.ste,ie4iag 7g.ih the TigziB Of established lnsl
,u.isfs OF those States. baI t9 defend and msiE-
ala he snpreuaey OF tho Constitution, Rcd to
..fstrve - U.i. q, Ejsh al he dignity, ecusi-
3. ard righsz O. tito several s-sses ulinp7ire
sad as sosg as tisoss objects a1o gecom7 lishsa
90 usr eugft 10 essss.
Rssa.5d Taei Et necessary and pIoPes g.
B5e iasioEs of meEsy ought 10 ho pTem2iig
-ss5e By tsis Congress tor tEo support Of 'ht
niiss.Jy AID naval forces CT the G0vnInmgAL
sad al z.sabures cf legislator Becesssry &c "a,
,aaass snd sIoHa.s sha efficiency 81 tils arIay
srd zsvy sat 70 msinisin tbs pH5ic credit
5ashs % Sc hdopist tlsi, tnTouEb n vigorous
BroseesGep cf tbe war, psAce On the basis Of he
Ui,isn Of ;he States and shH supTenssy OF the
Cons tuition may be the more speedily ObssIncd.
lis IasBossibis TO DaissFe hat sny representa-
t;vp Of KsHsseky can dnd sRy spoiogy in ans
eva colacienee for impeding the passage Of
resolutions shieh are the rsiteTaiion Of the lam
rzaeo Of the lernanled CTiiisndeB, with tie ad-
d,tian ag pledges to vote all proper apPropiiA,
tens Of 2oney, aad to Adsps al measures Of
legislaton necessary for vigorous prosecution
OF ihs wsr, tbG. "psacs, on tue basis OF the
Uuioa of the ssasss Rud !be supremacy CT the
CansHiutoR, may he the more readily obtained.
And ret ssseh is the lsnenssble IaGt as regards
evsp ile suessssor Of Mr.. CIittenaen, Looms
ptlis JssrHGs