Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04
rnE ORGANS OF r1E nRITTeNs.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAY 4, 1864.
the GKOGNs or TEEE HRITTSNs.
AZ an instscce te shsv that even the loyal
peopis Of TIE North are beginning to fGly sp-
preciass the awful cslsnitiss that threaten and
musI era long inevitably beiall them, we have
only to refer to { few remarks Of the Nav York
Txos. an Administration orgsB. With gold
afIz5, - says that paper, 4" and Congress, with
tax bills, tariff bills, bsnk bills, every financial
mcasuTe, lifsless and shApeless, engaged in put
ting down freedom Of debAts in the national
espitali In the name Of loyal people We pro
test. Il is disgrace snd an ossrsgs. We tell
these men st Washington that passion is max
ing them mad. It is al absotuseI infstuAtiOn
has has seized Jhsm. Their woTds strike upon
The esrs Of the people like the gibberish Of Bed
lam. Whsre have the senses of congressman
gone that they do not realize the terrible bur-
dens that rest upon the people, and The fesIlul
dangers that confront the Geveramenti Do
they call themselves loyal men, and jet play
these fantastic tricks By their fsOlts, the
prices Of everything that sustains life srs-rap-
idly mounting. The currency Is gradually tun-
ing iuto worthless rags. Inch BY inch, foot by
fost, the Government moves CT, Htrsight before
the eyes Of Its guardians, toward the bOttOmless
pit Of bsnkruptcy-yet distant bat unless they
act, inevitable"
Since the foregoing was written and even
since Hr. CHASB's last visit to EsW York to en-
dssvor to regulate msitsrs, gold has mounted
from Us to Is5, with the prospect Of a contin-
usd upward tendency. The prices Of every ne
csssEry of life, including tho articles Of cloth
Ing, are rspidly risIug beyond the reach Of tbs
Door topurehEse. Saeh things a. luxuTies are
slresdy excluded from ibs tables Of thousands
who have hitherto been used to them and ills
not to be supposed that the people Of tbs North
viii suffer that pinching poverty which now az
aiots many portions CT the South, merely in or
der has Mr.. LIaCOLE nay carry On his nefari-
Gus war and brig ruin upon The country. TIE
Southern people have sufTed long and patient
", s1d are prepared to suffer ys!lo0geT snd still
more patiently, nos merely for the sake Of inds'
psrdsnce, but because al they have and ell
they can hops for in this life, depends upon
ENEId5EtUl I65EE1Al1s LNuh ~ WltA ~ P~NEA~
Of tie North. Neither their homes, their prop
city cor their lives GTe th~resssned by the armies
Of the South. They are IN no danger ofinvs-
sion from as, and they sre beginning to discov-
CT that il Is The EickednesE Of their OWE rulers
that threIteRs TO engulph them. When this dis
covsTy is made to sbsiI fall satisfaction, they
viii not 30 GLOW 10 turn upon the authors Of tie
mischief and visit upon them tas punShment
due to their crimes.
The Tunes evidently sees She svfal storm
that Is brewing, ard cslls Justify upon Congress
70 avert it by manding its ways. Bat hf
CHASE says Congress can do aOthipg available
il he absence CT victories in the feld, and We
are inclined TO side with Ar. CHASE. Indi-
Toctly be calls upon GRANT, ike BBUTUs upon
CAssTUs, 10 help him CT be sinks. Gen, GRAET
noS bears the triple character Of legislator,
fnsneisr and w~AuioT, and even.Euccess en- bis
PsTt, either e. Redmond or Dalton, would Only
posipoHs the eslsnitiss 70 the North which the
Tunes gees approaching To take Richmond,
OF 70 defeat Gen. JOHNSTON, Is not 70 subju-
gate the S5uih Nor Hoald even subjug.tion
save tho North from bankruptcy, or prevent its
currency from turning into worthless rags. TIE
thinking men Ct the North fesl and know that
our ruin is tkoir destruction. They krOE that
they csnnO: conquer US without ssbjugsling
themselves hsnes it is We begin to hear such
loud, earnest and vigorous sppesls fer she ces-
salon Of h0stii,ies. They see tie zwful abyss
isio which they arc hasteaing themselves By
the continued prosecution Of the war, and are
ready 20 cTy, "Hel3,~ eaough!" !
Up 70 the Pfess0i tins, the Northern people !
have net felt the hsrisaiPs and e~ruelsies- If the 5
var, except in the number Of men los. on the 3
By his EdrOit management, BIZ. c
CHASE has kept their pockets full Of money ?
and made it TO sPpeaT that they we're growing
richer the longer the war lasted. But the shell /
d now broken; Ar. CHASE has reached the end Z
Of his tethsT their money is beginning to rot in o
ihsir pockets, and they srs nov ready TO stop =
think. TIE T=ssmay call upon Congress ;
10 msudfs w.yt, in he hops Of salvation, bus 1
s vii cal in vsin. All that Congress car DO ,
not ss7e the Northern people from that ius,
stibusi0n which is due to folly, wieksdness
md crime. i