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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

TnEEEE AED PKoPER-Wa =s advised iy
Cur Iaaigent. e-11cgugndsus, Harvey" sho
has ever sought &c give us hoz sld occmrGn
ess ina plan, uuvsrni she'd msnne that c
stics osasr BIS been zs1sa b. Cen Johnston
farblg al sur5asss commaadsu from
giving say 6la e reporters or eOaeaPondsa,S.
A s. e Fdlvs.t no correspondents AID Doag
then has f tas5 d. ags dssist Ton gvizg e1-
sggsrzRd Eeeounis q snail sHis CT mnue
q oPs@lans, any vii Be ezeiaded
Eom the liaea, rel-cgnbstan.s. T.is ID
rghi and proper fF loas douos correspond
sas from ths ssy HIiaa things bsller eslcHA-
se5 70 eniPAen ts .alF han our citizens.
TEs or-ss u pree q ealua5is auxiliary to tie
e5tlfiai hzlernIty for while s d0ss not fesuic5
the Passs, g VIA rsvs to de editor much val
ustis ine losi ia peyusiBg aHd s-mascuistigg.
lcrg-EiB5el esanBricahons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
Ts the Citizens Of atlanta and Its
Vicinity.

tAeAut9s
THE Army Of Tsnnsssesis in great need Of VsEsta.
blsE. PotatOos, onions. peas, beans, bsets, etc, are
wanted In any quantity for our brave soldiers
The undsrFlEnsd will take great pleasure in rsesfv.
Ing and Forwarding all eontribntions Of (snd viii pay
a fair price fOF) Vegetables of every description Do.
llvered at his once, in Butler < Peters Warshcus,
near the W. and A. R R. Depot
J. c. MOORE,
iu26 st. Captain and A. .. &
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
ranRa EnPnKssnENTs.

Thile il l. generally conceded that 3 Hecss
aty for Bsgr0 labor n any capacity, connected
With tie pubic ssrvscs, should be promptly sup
plea kv ,.a psoDs Of the South, it should also
considered. 10 gathering up hands whether
sis wise 30 disturb TIE labOrng population N
The rurHl districts 20 700 great zn extent Upon
he prr5u=vs capacity Of such portions OF 9sor-
a. hsrs nos bees invaded. We nuHt goezty
depend for sors fas to M and the ability
90 pzoduca to The utmost extent should be
ehershsd. Tha white Iab9rng population is in
the fed, slmoat 20 be last maDi negro labor
has t5bs lspeaded upon to get through Cur
ero5s sad 10 erssay interfere with this in TIE
a~ez5eulturd dis..o,s, Wo1ld be highly iujadi-
cious, sd e should be dsae as Ettie As possible
Tbers hss been SD Is nov e PTsttE lag West
croB 10 paks care Of, and Al uEususlly large area
sss been planted a corn, sorghum, potstess'
etc. The late heavy rains have not only COZ
tdsutsd 10 hinder fed work, but also 70 induce
such q growth of weeds as to largely increase
he amount Of IsboT 20 be performed, now shat
We have 6ae weather szsin. Hence We Wouis
urge that the negroes in the pr0duciagdstneis
be iutsrfsTsd with onlg after sTaIy other re-
ssurss Eas beer exhausted
PerssraI observsti0n n The counties Of ButtE,
Jasper, Mouros and Pike, sfords us : knSwi
edge that IN that section eff TIE State, at least,
damage vii result 4 the policy Of impressing
-iBsueuratst Be pursued. The crops in tie
ground srs, we were pleased ts observe, i'm
msnse IN extsnt, and promising to the husband
msn If worked IS thsy should be- But We also
noticed that the necessity fer immediate atseu-
zwas crest. Therefsrs It vas with regret
Es learned that onafoussh Of the negroes were
absul to Be withdraw, and set to work elSs-
where; for It was manifest that such q d~splston
Of negro labor could not but result in 4he crops
bsing negeoted
we do not Eish 70 be understood as Offset
irg % tie mprsssmelf CT cur negro population
20 lie 16s mas, If necessary, bat would sug-
gsst that he planters be called upon only II
he lsst emergency. Let cur cities aid towns
Be rs-nsaokej, sB5 10 thousands e refugee g.
bors1s, lately brought Hsm sueh sections SIS rhc
enemy hava occupisj, be called Gus first GIVE
iBs farmers Of TIE Empire Siass Of me Con ede
lrseY - much latitude as Poasibis il this respect
snort tae loagsr and agog wiA be insuned
SS6ssnt 70 supply Al demands EisgroEing-
Assds close s~tizu.iaa hf some liils tms ye,
aud sbcad IL receive this ths result VII be lEl
grzaanlz e~vsrywheT1 tbas TFil put ID rest al
heres orr sasnies map sa.eftaia Of starving Us
cat We hops The impreszizz SCENTS VII dis
,EmMa ia favor Of me agricultural u-shdcI
as mel b nes.ihIe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

a The snsw on he SammiL Mount Wash
iagon, on ths I2sb i1ss, was SIX inches deep
a nate q the article Boula Be refreshing in this
session iusi nes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

WPail gsmln, tae celebrated billiard
plsycy Of Cincinnss, has again challenged Ksv-
aaszeb ia a match o. billiards FOX The champion
sd one thousand dollars. The challenge
hse boen accepted, ard The ms.ch viii come CT
L September in the ely Of New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

- Lsat G. T. Rains, Coapsuy B, 33]
Tennessas ~voluniscrs, was killed. Jqpe "A, 1854,
nssS Powder sPfirgss Uklo diminishing with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Tbs E5cHr ar TREvHLAss.-It is stated
IA ID the eassly fEht e TreylahBs' depot
our loss uss slight that Of Balsfs SOuth Car
nl-sns h.ino De heaviast.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
LOST LOST

ON Wednesday,, the 22d Of June DARK Ray
" HORSE s.zissa hsDds Z gh white right hind foot
aud EtEr IN forehead. broke from tas tres 70 ahieh b
was tied and rsa. with q brush hanging TO bis halter
throush Gsa- ChsafhamE troops add In the dirsctien
Of Gen. Hiudmanf ssirnishsn. tAsR engaged with the
enemy, en- The afternoon u the I'D irEA He il proba-
oily IN Hoods corps or Jsckson's cavalry DIVISION
An ample reward will be paid for bis delivery 81 ny
hea7qasriers, CT Information which viii lead 20 his
restoration to ne.
p. 3. CEEBURHE,
iulT r. Msfor Ga~ara1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Approved - AsfnI1g u Ee5eIs eV1enaleA
SO.ed for IS nQRptEiu, Uhsr9.thsY had twta1iy
+uAeA p Fotcs OF u VIZ. l OF heavy Gem1u-
b commissioned - Representative II ~ daa=~aeh
whieh hs 81 voted FOR.
See Z. In Al sisciicEz hel1 unSsr asa
SASH % opened "a ias camps Of t1e amgras Hsl4 tuLN
o. - In the Efassi AID "a aec.ila 81 Ei D. elalor uiettn
Otherwise IS PROVIDED ia ssd sci As amended -
Ert
Sec 8 In agch eiso.i5as al Dsrsoas seUflsI . FoLtho
aadeT said sos on Of th5 e7aly % ih=r hs
ihhii be allowed TO 7ois % any Of the plscssH b.
out Of the State.
Approved JGus slh- 185f.- 8o
LAYS q a4hE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

, RUNoRs II RALEIea -The PFognlss Of be
sh last. says: We sFe nov 10 BE ihird asy
49, asrs ron PsieFsburg and Richmond
lss o. both Lines weis reported cut CO
night. and some tnziety il fslt for
ssshe people sc hoPeluL To-Day GA
\ Absxe Bgreesble rumes from he dTec-
tegsburg, bal nothing omeal or leii-
e sssorts thst Lss has abiF ped the
E lie es, takg sons sixteen EUE-
Euers, ssd IDS. Bssuleessd ia in the
ang4 army We iEesi ihai these re-
y De- ssoa eeas2nea and As tae pcs
ry iafailsle specify with tie
~ Graaf's e-me1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
Aus.Asr Feasral view Of the siIsa'isn !

- anffHrr tfEMGE&t WV u -
georgia
wefaa IN the Chiago Trsbsns q lister from
shermaais mont, from which we clip tbs follow
ing:
Ths tslssTaph has long srsthisiHfofmed you
-of iho snecass of Gen. 6besmaR-denking Al
sosna. bvs move to Dslias in PAaiding county.
.Is hss also informed you Of bis sucesss in coua-
.~nalirg ,Jobusson 20 retreat, snd Of his oceups-
fim Of Msrislsa, q tswn situated on On 9 last
rsnes- Of bills in northern Georgia, and N I'M
aor.sat manufacturing town. Nearly al the
orper asads in the boR1s ConfederEcy Is the
prsdUet oil the nils at that place eao IN add
aon thera ae aTBs1A5, powder mills, factories,
sc, oil eff which are now lest forever for il
sheTe be- one lesson of the wal moro eleErly
taught thsn any other, il Is this that we never
lose any ground once in our possession.
Msliesfs is Immediately on the Atlanta and
Chattanooga RAILROAD, and is not only strong
bv easure, but susceptible Of being fortified 50
strongly hat q few housand men could hold il
/ against any odds in 8 direct assault. Strong
esrthworks had been built, and by manoeuver-
Jog Johnston from the place, I hEVe no doubt
hut Gen. Sherman has saved thousands Of iIveS.
Johnston has been ss badly beaten 10 strategy
as Wss PsubeTton 1t YieksbuTg and be knows
snd feels it and his army is chagrined beyond
Measure. have coHveTsed with prisoners cap
tured st the bsitle of ResEeE, who are not only
converssnt with the sentiments of the army at
large. but of Johnston and hg chief lieutenauts,
aud they all concur in admitting that Johnston
has now no hope, Bave by weakening sherman
BY long and wesrisome pursuits. But this IS by
no means a catering prospect; who will tire
and become dsmorsliEsd hrst-pursuers or pun
suedf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

. ~.lEOndaV's HgEf
b severe Punishnsat IN,
Ray ~ GszA Hzrdss ud
ne today.
J 4 % TIE Woads Eas rzsiaE
called y he Yanrea
az set o. haaSniiyi We
IN iims = carry on sdsir
z being barnt alivs, Wisn
annE was rssUmsd wiz
,. II front Of CisbUrnsa
ons thousand sloas, Whiae
mueh s~reatsE. OK loaz
e when shrinking One
al.
rnisAsu. acted with gr1-s
.a msn were bsyonstse In
thslr omesn actually eat
ssb-ss.
he saas pit c11ela with
3 clothes we're PsEforatse
ssiEsd 8 shell whila
rev Is fron tie PIT "a which
astsd ga he field By Gen
l1t ths heroic fellow nod
onpzuY Z s9sh Tsnnsssss.
the b7sEnEorks and
stssd b. Gen BuioFd % as
on its bearer and 6ruaxkt 2
ror this daring sct Gen bar
zusni ssrgesnt i Wz 4
ci.y md Stone n7er.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

NLEAd COTTON RAGS win ind rsady sale q
~ this Cf3ss Al the market Price. Apply Il tbs
iaa7 AFP1AG 00Un9IHa RooM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

q azzresE U IA gs1z lseJs
-.as rE1 1&1s q ahs DIX
81 afasa sisa t1r ths Horth-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Notice T0 S0LDIERS.

NVhAO1 ~ CVAOA1ADa
NOR the accommodation CT soldisra ] viii deliver
Il thsir freight on SHndaya from ITO 8 O'Clock A. H.
sud nom 3 70 P NJ, In hms for morning ane evening
train 20 Marietta To seeure ptorpt delivery tbs
Express ressipt or IN Ofdes, should i~nvsriabiy - sent
gsv4nE same, o0apsny, rezim=nt bigH and divaioa,
eountersignsd by~cOlo1sl BmmAndiug rtghusuh
Y. DuHnIa9,
iuqT 2g o a. o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
LEVEL COUNTRY

From Marietta southwark the country is level,
OF only gently undnlasing; and thore is no point
at which Joe Johnston could nope to make 8
stand roTih Of The ChstsahOoehee river, eight
miles from Atlanta and even there The chances
for EuceeaBfui resistance are slight. The banks
Of the stream are low ard the waters shallow,
and Il will be Ger less difieHt for them to flank
him there than At sither Dalton, RssHcae Asto5'
us or Msfietle and from Zach Of those places
be has been driven 10 succession and IN a de-
mnralized condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
A PRocLAMA4l@
BY
@. Ea c
Of Tenns


ITO he sesfifs. Osfgrss and -.
q The Ssate Of Esnnessse. aud
command OF troops from said Sists
Ia hospitals n
Wker8as. = Fs8ancy 4oE tcEgrs Il
Frssstona nj1trist Of Esnrsssee,
By the deem o. Hon. Dsyal g. uu1
r - c1mnanded to cp8I Ard he'd -
THURSDAY he tsth day o. AuF
voting places Ia your respective c0ad
camps Of he arzy, ard st s1c- oaher
nsEsss soldiers may b on d-tF 0ria +
day Of 8issli0E ia D1rslales Of IN 81 e
entitled An Act 20 atosae lor A0aaa
EePre5ent.tyt9tn ~ nt
atltss Ia he otaza ~ al AaY Iss,
9Th, lst4. for the Furpts9tmS az 1d vsczrey. ana
cue n. ssn iss.se ? H 'ans la@i u
- 80. wht &F-rz c.-,r,.- a. T.s-
IL nssses Ass = nEha1d an
49, ea1lsd iAs asafnaA&A 6a bs A.
liked fhis t1s sthdaF q bma 4 So-
a, a. e.-s-.- inltuea1&
= e 2 RAy sseEszaya STATE. e A~ze2Eaonf
TsaBsssss pa7ers p9 Rr9e suzsar row sold
- 81. &c.
AN AOr 2 bsoFifsf ~ hialrz ssseiot
ssHtsAb m ~ Course b ,e eAtAI
stsssin rs Late q fsalsnss4
ThsDeDEreS y he 0oefs7sralst - sfafsd wae
d e1seb t11tt f. ne atstso Kt;sns 9e-- rrss-
-Repfessntztfgss IL ths coaf
StEie3s shall - ~ gEnsrl tlE1t
cash Tutsr sail IS eltn. ed - ca
the uznss d 5as pssssa Tor szeh
tuef iaGaaFsz az1 e1e 1a.a11l 90
sst numbsFoi W 49,
zasn be c5na
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

~ II ACAA-AA-K 4
we address 3 veEy 1u,Tar wu4nR. |
of Georgia, ons an bkv
be il much or Etils 49, .4za.
nearest sgent Of th.mynt -n
cipsted demand fob .
upon tho eommissa4rs@ = 49, -
be met promptly b q IM'-A
Georgia, or that army sdr pea ana enas ~"
re rs0ussted IN ststs rs. shlng. a. . sianee, tbs
terns and To assure IS, ezPsFts, manaaoiusss
mistake about then option for e t1res SsAaoAs
are now in s critical Sons subsequent 70 the secs
and the tax upon t As from the Federal Union
cultural labor is very Increase In ths stocks Of
iEsa aud requested to bring the azst division, and
planters heed this cal snd division Of the time.
fee it demands, they ms raw o6ttcn took place In
be dispossessed Of the soil were imported, At s cost
rude and lawleSs hands o. -ecsln wsrein 1854,
Each man must do his part, sL valued al e3l
nsglsoss or refuses will not ssceA5s3 as4 psunds.
In fall con6dancs, then, that tho .xw cotton IN
be known and dealt with, let the oas 81 %
| port at ones, without = days unnegE ~ 4ess
to tho nearest commisssTy aged
corn be can spare, and how 81 s--
The case is one Of great urYe
time 30 lost OF effort spared. NoHon' ~. -
Of our fate, and let every man psaom 'ln-
to the wheel. We append the fol = Poanus
from q letter from Maj, Locke, me t~ssei ne
ssgy @ee
Instruct your sgsnfs to make Oneafeo - ioAhs {
to the plantsrs to sell their coLp, 4sa IL iSoo
customary obligations thsrefof, an pn WIS 50
The ususi points Of delivery. II 4 the SIX
bring in much, LET them bring aec9rdi get cost faE
ability This may be the last appesi& SIC, 1872
Be made 70 them. Events hurry forSn lhsOId
fsElfal r~apidity, and the fate Of the Corsrkets. be
now suspended on the scale Of { bsN Of In 1868
b., and probably will be seen deGdahs exohsns,
or for wee. An in 1850
This is no time to stop and talk abb tny OF pay
sacrifices with folded arms. A planter mount o
who viii not sell now to the pTopsrIys .upnls
ted suthorities of the Government, Wr.sr tbu
cash in hand, is no man. If they do a-savsn.
obligations or tTeRsnry notes, in Go -. 80,
let shsm give away their prodUceif til -
pie of 4 spark of hbsrty-MaeOE TED, -
At this critical juncture, when laba .lorr,
fam is SO essentially necessary fer the ~sxpsnniv
ion Of crops the farmer and hs hands nom til
from the plow, how can they respond use Of M
psAlhks the above snothsr year. HsD
sssursnce that the war viii close this
if not, is il wise and prudent in US hoped alon
1t weroi Tho value
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
WHAT SIBERIAN IS DOING.

At last ~acconnts Sherman was resting st hH-
netta, sHl the railroad cou4d Dc built from Kings
ton. This will doubtless take q week or more,
IS ia rebels destroyed the bridge over the Eto-
wah ard tore up considerable track south OF
Tie liver
Between Dalton snd Kingston they did little
damage to the road, which created some appro-
hension that ne was leading Sherman on 10 de-
feat him in the heart of Georgia. Bat | con-
TESS I never INDUCED in these fears; I fslt as
sured that the real secret was hat Johnston
wss compelled to retreat 30 hastily that he had
no time to do any great damage. He had
notexpected = reirsstod from RssAcs, and had
made no preparations to destroy the railroad
But, knowing that he could NOT hold Altoona
and Msristta, he burned the bridges before him
~ hn ratirai.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

e cree Of use e1enT uate1 naa cut
ga Wtl80d road q Rsams' de-
S|.gsa oil Ga rhVss61y, sd The vi1es
- - M tms Z IS rsaore6
a. h8s ~ BBiharing
Er4 aafsy q.
Ess 26A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
QUALIFICATIONS AT ATLANTA.

There are Bome fairly slreng sarthwOrks at
Atlanta, but what will they SIGNIFY, on a per
fcofly lsvel PLAIN, sgninst the troops who ear
red he nights of Mission nd e, Lockout noun
ain and Rssacaf Good judges, who have besn
in Atlanta within q month, state that our arth-
lery viii battsr down the most formidable OF
he iersiicahons around the city in . single
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Pre-. Association.

& "
year lbsrsa II 1efr
See 3 S4A go sd
esrt, a. h3ri.ise ofHkzans Isl
ths Laws Of saaA ~ sor
slsello1s and * pizsa
Tor meubslB 81 the mestnr
Legilslule ia
-hs8 A. sch e4ee-c
10 the mode preaoribsi bT
sspt 90 far ~ 1hs sAas are ..
SEES. 5. In aacb ~eieetioas Be y
srz.s states who sh4i Be- 49,
bsr Of fhs nDsE nunrfo18 d
ture Of said STATS 1hau b.
plses or pileas ia Aa 3tals Ito
1 Iislsd 10 vote 10 Al e1isti1R ,
EsHslsture.
SEE 6 But in cass Gue2 e
tzry ssrEica Of tho O5nfszssn
shall b. driven from hu hon ~
e0unirT BY ths pab4c oner
kis troopf, OF in sEse the
the usual places Of Aoloi1s =.
ocsupausn or m3Fsmsnia a.
q lowed 20 vote - 4nY piae
or ia The camps of ths ara
Sec. 7. Saca slsafioas feg4 y.
hsid In the caBpg * the
follower In eFaEy army q
lie Coionsl Of each fagins
maid thersof or thu onGn u'
b5dy on delschsd seiFiee bah
three clerks 10 up-u aad b
hsla fhs sane. aud mzka
turus uBder the s-Ms 90 lie
aems were epsasd ana al Il
hOisinF the sane 10 szid
sons entitlsd 70 vo-a tlers
Sec s. The rgsurns OF shriEs'
DO forwarded % ths seYestw
p5inlng the ia gss aud
nighsss encsr in gsade, A@lel
from said Sssfs for EhiE but {
campusuI5 OF army IN q
duty Il shaA b., ~ 0u-s
GoEsrncr Of Sc stats soAP-
eonYoCisnt fcfWa1dc1 hFdsoFsI
rest , % ths GoTern1r 80
Ssc 8 Ii clae ina ex
prevent ihs hoidiaz q On ?
der this set 81 tie IA Eor q
my Be held a. 11y a1e la,
VentinE Gauss nay g
sane o bs tzsd 1EsNAy
ne lodges alc ! JcEpsra
See ia saoa .-ked
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
WHAT wuLJoHEsToH DO7

Il lie frequently asked VITA. win Johnston do
# be could stand against Sherman. 1 confess
my inability 90 enlighten the public, and every
one will nave to do his own guessing until the
mystery is cleared away by the rebel COM
msnder himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

HURRIcAzE AT sHREVEPoRT-shreyepOrt
La, was visited BY q ssveTe storm, q short lime
siDes, doing considerable damage in town, ard
smashing tho steamboats, to atoms-ths Stella
and Don Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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ONE bale Steel Mixed Cashmere foE sale By
iu25 I9s Peaeasss street.
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OUHACts OUhAOOs
The bsst substitute known for the purssi Rio can Be
purchased at he Arcsds. a. retail OF 70 The tTaaa,
v,rv shssp. n. O. OAYOE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-12
WHO are kefSa0y9is

The Democrat Publishes a portion of LoEg IS
infamous speech in It's last issue, and promises to
give the remainder in its next. Referring to the
speech the Democrat SAYS:
awe commend its careful perusal to our read
crs. no: because we endorse ali he says. out that
they MAJ thus be able to Judge understandings
bcswecn him and his asSai'ants.'
t=e should Ike to know what part of Longs
speech the Democrat disapproyes. fit is not in
favor of the triumu,I of the rebellion and the
dependence OF the CcntedeTacy, coupled With the
hOre OF spe Nv annexation ut least OF all The
North Western States to the nation. the cor
rc- stone Of which Il slavery, then loyal men mis-
understand it entirely. Longs offence consisted
in saying that he preferred that the independence
Of tie rebels should be acknowledged rather than
see them subugatod. VIII not the Democrat en-
dorsc this seltimcr. ~. C. Republican,
Why did our neishbcr not quote that
portion Of Mr.. Longs speech which he
says constitutes his offence? Tas he afraid
that his readers would not regar1 itas
"intamous8? The following are the IL Il
fensive words Of Mr. Long.
believe that there are bu. two alternatives,
aud these are, either an acknowledgment Mt of the
independence OF the South as All independent ma
ten, or their complete subjuga'i0n aad exterHi-
nation az 4 people: an CT these alternatives pre-
fer the former.
We ask the editor Of the Republican; If
for uttcring these words Mr.. Long is to be
regarded as disloyai? If so, what does ne
sly Of Ir. Lnco.n who in his place, on the
ioor OF The House Of Representatives, in
Congress, when the country was at war, as
now, uttered the following language?
"hnv people anywhere bring inclined, and hav
ing tie power, have tie right to rise up and shake
off the existing government. and form new one
that suits them better. This is most raLuabie md
most sacred right-a riehs which we hope AMI be-
lieve is to liberate the world. Nor is the right
confined to cases in which the ukole pie of an
existing government may choose to exercise it,
Any portion OF such people that ca may rcvou-
ritOrars as they inhsb.t. More than this, q ma
jority Of any portion o. such people may revou-
t;onzc, putting downa minority intermneIed
with or near about them who may oppose these
movements. "-AppendiI Congressional Globe
Is47-49, p. 81.
Ifthe sentiment expressed by Mr.. Long
was reasonable, is it possible that Mr.
Lincoln is not to all inteHts and purposes a
traitor? If FIR. Longs speech was ,irta-
noms, what estimate does the Republican
ak to the following language of MIR.
G-r-'-. nan rhoae teachings have been
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-12
Railroad Meeting.
BREMEN April %

BREMEN April %, 1861.
Pursuant to previous notice, the citizens
Of German Township, and vicinity, met 4
Bremen fer the purpose of electing dele
gates toattend Railroad meeting to b
held at Knox in Starke County.
On motion Jacob Knoblock, was called
to the chair and \. D. Wood appointed
Secretary. On motion Jacob Knoblock
Christian Schilt, Josiah Geisselman
George Felden Sr. and Jno. A. Brougher
were appointed said delegates, and were
instructed to use their influence to make
Bremen a point on the read. On motion
the meeting adjourned.
JACOB KNOBLOCK. Chairman.
A. D. WooD, Sec.
(The foregoing should have appeared
last week, but was inadvertently miSlaid
Editor.)
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-12
Organize, Organize,

We are requested to say that a meeting
viii be held GU Saturday evening this week,
1t Corbin's Hail ior the purpose OF organ
ling a Campaign Democratic Ciut.
Also that similar meeting will be held
on Monday evening nsxt, at the school
bousc in Tyner City.
al who are in favor Of maintaining the
Constitution, and Union against the usur-
pations Of tie present administration, are
invited TO attend