Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

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morally.
NsrIherz Eteras.
Frez tie Mobile Advertiser sad Register
we have bsfors as a copy Of the Chicago
Tiaes Of shs 25l Hlt.; hoz which We make
soms extracts. Here is the opinion OF q
Northern paper (tAs TSmss) of the proclamation
0s Lincoln, offsFiag garden TO tie rebels"
and IS to Ae- the "rebels" ought to rsceiEs It /:
Psrhsps tbs South viii consent to these
ssTss. IF she does, tho degradation they ofsr
vii rot be half Is sevS-e as should be indicted
upoa = people who c0ald Secept that dsSra-
5ztiOn. II she does, she is net A. 70 be il the
U1i5B apea any ssrps Of equality with ether
States, CT 70 exercise any Political privileges Of
any naas eT nataTs. IT she dees, her people
shouid be compelled to ehsngs situations with
the slaves, and g9verasd only By the evsrsseriE
lash. No srue AnegicSR could propose such
degradation to 6sIlow-citasRs, Aas the fact that
they have besn made is proof tia! their aulsor
Is sisheT isaans With fanadcism, CT = traitor who
glsries n hia ceuatTy's shAufs, IF the Confede-
rstss arc net dogs, they will free, ARA snd mar
Ehzl their slaves for tho conflict. by Offering still
greater bribss than srs offered them By Absli-
t~ionisis, before they win think of submission to
the Presidents tsTHs.
Ars Tiers any CT those "COnfsisras degs'
spasng usf
LiaeelE Is ascused Of = purpose to held On 60
the presidency, even if he is beaten in The slee.
ten.
Hr. Davis, the sanstor hoas Kon.aeky, said
Ia the Senate tho oshsr day, that Is member Of
tie HOuse informed him that Tiers vas 4 nsior-
general whe said that if Lincoln waa 9efsatod in
tbs next presidential election, he would not sur
render the oEce." Dir. Davis also said that "ii
Senator Lana, Of Indiana, would come to him
il the s~tTietest confidence he would give him
the name Of she majoT-gsnsFsl and that Of his in
fermAHE."
This RsrroWs the statement to th1se psTBsrs,
and # could BE easily traced. The public inter-
est rsqaires chat it should be traced We think
Senator Lane was right in saying that TIE Off
cor Who inside the ststsmeGi vas = disgrace to
the sorVies, dnlsss in making il be detailed
msTsly q purpose Of which he had been IN
formed. Thst suoh g purpose has been snteT.
tainsd, If not by Mr.. Lincoln, By bis friends fer
aim we have no aouht. The admiMistrasieniBss
IN Ohio declared their purpose to PrsciVitase a
revolution in that State IN ease Af. YsllaHdie-
ham should be elected, and might aot Mr.. Liza
cola, VITA equal justice and propdety, aVsw his
intsRtisn to retain bis ofiea IL q Democrats
President shsuld be chosen IN the coming elee-
tionf Why did not s etor Lszo dsneunee
Governor Horton, Of I~n4iara, for advising rsv-
sutton In case his party shouid b defeated in
Ohiof He is dilatory IN his indignation
Times.
The Louisvllls JczyuaE sams zv The results Of
its deliberations en- Linesln'B plan for @rec0u-
EtT1ction" Gs foilews:
Is must Bow DO apparent 10 tia rue friends of
the Government everywhere that shsY have
Bothing to expect frgn ths party IA power, or
hom sEy member sf L. Tbs last ground Of
hope, W rather she last shadow Of ground. has
vanished, The rugged issue is before Is. There
49, uaGer Pr0VideHee, bat one dependence for
the conservative Uuionists Of Tho Repzblic,
which Is thorough cooperation, on tie basis OF
sir gle-EiRdod devotion 70 tbe country, for the
overthrow and expulsion OF tne party IN power
at ihe ba!l0-oo1. This Is indeed the sole de-
pepdsnce Of the Republic itself and We rejoice
to beiievs hat, # wisdom and patriotism shaft
rue the conservative c%oUngeis, this dependence
VIII uotAL.
Upon which tho Chicago TJmss Fenaks.
20 Is seems that 20 save tho republic there Is
something else 70 DO done than b overthrow the
s-7iea Of Ire rebellion. We bsFo thought so
Ire time, and we think true conservatives
vii acT be prepared 70 accept and act MOE the
'aaa Eith ssTnesiUesd. Oar SUCCESSES IL The
Held hfva Boon ircehtives 10 fssten their Wild
md --'--rs 's1cg Gp3B he nation. Ths moro
ss4tui5 Gle lsst proclamation Of toe Prasideps
q eonfldsred, the noZs Plzinly wiii it appear
.-st even il Il eau be enforced, it g q culver
non Of The Union and Constitution erlv less
thorough aud complete thsn the entire axe pro-
,Osed by JEFF Davis.
The Warrington c~9TTersGndent Of he Times,
lac the following views Il the question Of ex-
mango Of prisoners, Of the conservative feeling
n tho Yankee Congress, sad the bOgus Informs
On East ranrsssess
a n5nBh ago / stated ths real reason, tas onlv !
reason, which prevented the sx.
dhange OF prisoners, and which keens over ten
housand Of cur brave soldiers lanpuishisg IN |
i0uthern dungeons, without q hope of reieA.
aas reason still exists, and indeed uilk greater
2rce new than thsn, for it khs now what Il had
-ot then, the official sanction Of the President
nd Secretary Of War. Both these fupefiopa-
lee declare The policy OF the Admiajstratop or
8 they call i, Of 4" the Government is firmly
-xsd en- the subject Of negro soldiers, nsrssIy:
1At they are to be treated On a perfect equality
TiLR white men,, aad thst tie Thols povrsr Of
tae government shall Do sxerled t9 seeura
hem the ssma treatment at the hasts Of the
Uc4y which eur white soldiers reeeiva Il h
1s which prevents the exchange of srisonsra.
he Administration were warned when thev Ia
"a IRIS negro soldier Guinness hoa Il would re-
ah' lhas tks Conisdoraies would never rseog-
Ike negroes a. %soldieTs, bus would, on tue oskey
ana sithef XIII seem az once Or sell them back
aso slavery, and would caFfsinlv hang suv
White man who might be caught LEADING 5apps
slaves 10 murder or ron their Rastars.
1do Administration pave no hear "a the
fAinlng' but persisted IN their schemes of max
lg = Degro equal to a white man. Thousands
siaTas were iuIed away from kind masters
nd comfortable homes, under the promise of the
T0teetlsn of tho Government.p M. Lincoln
nhas himself powsrless to afford that pro-
'eaona BaE unwilling 70 admit this impo-
nee, and dssirous OF swelling the ranks of his
iaeA recruits, ne still blnsteTe In his message
bout Wbat be is bound in honor 10 do or Be
lnaWAy negroes; and Stanton, ia his rs.ert
aFps en- the same string. Il is this silly cen-
net on the part Of Lincoln and Stanton vhieh J
a. me bottom ct this cessation Of the axchHnoe
prisoners. Gen. Batter is vain enough to
,ney that be can eject an arrangement nv
-hieb the exchange Of prisoners can bs resumsd
cma ether Union efiesE, Whbse antseedspts ara .
Of quite 80 ehensive IS those OF Batter. ni0ht ,
E abis to effect that desirable object. BrPIer I
ever can, ORs hing, however, is eer,sin : :
HnAwsy slaves, or free negroes froa he Norah. /.
Asvsr be ~TeeegniSPd as soldiers at sho south: 7
1e' as long As the Administration persists in J
Insane attempts 70 make negroes the equals =
cur brave white soldiers, 60 lop0 mpsf onS !
l~fertunate comrades lssRuish in prison. I
Mr. EagertoD, Of Indiana, ia fnuob oar,,l; :
eatsd By the conservative members Of Com :
ees OF both Houses, for the aoble tone. =. =
ell as The eempreaensiveness and point. oI his
s~0iatioHs, offered on tho Tth inst. T6sss RS.
lions Ryrsign tho President as he deserves foy
baS iaith aad for tbs violation Of his iaaaga-
OATH throw in bis tssih the varioos solsnon z
oEisos which he has ~disregardsd; and de-
unes tho whole military policy of the KSmir.
tstoa IN hfsing taraIs. The resolutiona. al
ifEe, were 7eted down; but the ACT tbst sbsv 2
'eiyed stHty-six votes in sbe HOUSE, Of Renrs. 3
lsaaves caused q very Rueasy fssll-q a psy. I
tie radical side Of TIE 16uss. s
~ 1eseinsion OF Af Harrington, o~fIndians. e
pus aod the userpstons OF the President. ~ q
-iaE IN tons and spirit and srs equsiIy cen.
adsbls' They mot, Of course, witt tbe same
no otlsisl repers thsi have been received ID
lately 90 net coincide with The sts.emsuqs OF
hnUa 49, u.LsH-L-1 = a. -