, 1865-04-29

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rspecd., Correspondence Chicago Tr1bane.1
| Mr1ru1s, Tenn, April Is, 1866.
MEMPHIS has SINCERELY AouRsED
the death of President Lincoln. she has not
bitterly mourned heretofore when the rebels
| fired into steamers with women and children
| on 1,oard-ehe disappro7ed but was MT r,ar.
a-,sa1,o-. ~ a. a+-asss-.. "
49, -, t1's nr,xon IN Ricbnona 49, pa1 '.
supposed e that place was in dsneer Of fal1in" ~,
anto tanAes nanus' -. a hemPnas mas not
been 60 agere'eo =. tae horrible proposition
| to burn hotels and their inmates, she has not
| been checked at violations of ffnps Of trnea
md msesacrss of prisone,s a1.bonoh sb~ bs .
a,s.,,rrored IN. +hoea cad LSa -. 10
ols't s:tl3. sa..a+,a.u - .nees, ane nas legarued
euelala operations Which inteEfered with
trade, as very shameful. But she sincerely
] mou1ns the death Of Mr.. Lincnln- hecanaa
afernnhis o1d sfeunh,, ,,a,,,-t,.1 49,"
ha,1o1sea th.t ~: .AusA ti1t 1lstapan, u
oe'1sseo ,@4z4 Nf' 1'neoio Was aoont 70 ouer
general amnesty and restore peace on a
basis most satisfactory to all who had been
traitors to the Government. T state thia he.
cause It IN trv tn racont a..t. ss 49, sAS -" W
Sao+1, af H. ~ a. - ucee. Inc
1x. ..as ..,.aaa I s." ~ 'ue on1eeo elatea
,a "aG : .s1 aa sa'aut1 ~ teoeluom II
eou'o uo no gooo 10 conquered traitors, and
deprived them Of the hope Of escaping pun
ishmeut altogether. New Memphis, enter.
priginr Mcmnhfs that has srstofne5 tha ~.
;cv ~ .ba rovo,.,,a,t a,s .an", A.s ~
n.aoota .s3 ~ sa1 uoseinment anu prayed 1or Tue
soecGes y reue1al arms, monrns the death Of
te ou1 - etes1ae9t, not because ne was expected
49,. " ue ,meie 4eAeul 70 t1altols tnan any other
@ taan. oat oecause q nfs eminent services at q
'aoe' c11t1ca1 peraoo IN our national history. :
fJTc MAJ crsxrN
His tlruness In sustaining n,inc;n1e h;a lind
ness of heart. His siInnlic'1y of chaIactar % his
sterling honestv and 1,io 1p1ont+.5 ~. n.o
i'm. blsapproyai Of asssss;nation ma d'o crief
that the dcath Of Nj fincnln has rende,ad % ~ q
probable that many a traitor will be nnn;sh.
ed Who Would otherwise have escaped scot
free, is not the grief that loyal hearts fee,
New Memphis did not stand in The n,o-
cram1ne OF our recent fnnernl fahleanr IN
honor Of the ulustrious dead. 10 encournna
loyalty in Old Mcmpbis. even Gen. Wash.
burn has been Obliged to take its resrsts % far
the death Of Lincoln at par. And here let ms
the atrocious crime Of ASSASSINATION, and semi
secesh Memphis is probably as high toned.
Las as fine an appreciation Of pe1sonal honor
as any other class in any part Of the South :
GEN, wAsuBuRv AND HIS poL1oY.
There Ia 1,erhans m ,mnrorr;at7. ard u
11 fn~ Wao Ht,+ry +rx
rra1fcd 1haf nnr ThnIa cnmn1mnifv "a infsnSaI tU.
r. 1ora1 monrns hItfa,1r no 3sss4h I. ~ IL
1+no5i,, ~ saannaes ~ nuo = L. ~.
aran 10 nn1;,io T., t,,e ~ 9 ~ na5
thts ,o@.ote,,.tt,, - ~ ~ a. g,t ~
eon;at, aI,d t,,,s " t hn11 sint " oue
r. anu o1n1,a4nd ~ esrg 9aes
Wosbhnrn,s ncrsanai rcnutat1nn on5 thns
MAKE nnhiie sffa;rs nnra snoo.h1v. a,an1 !.
hnt asa faithfnI corresnondrnt 7: thinI Il
,,rnner n iont he1cTr thn shoma+hot snnss
lie rnh1;r and eatfmote r1oht1r cnrrcnt
events. md Two facts viii demonstr,tp fSat
1nfwftbstond1n1 I'll Grn Woshbnr,',s elu;ts
and and inflnence1 leyalty has not eaincd mnch
ny 10 ti,o 1o'3''' A@A' "o' t5@AA1a '"1~u
- ~ -
ef ooonAI ~ AoA-'c11o,
Ana tns putn5g a, iVsmasd Oh Tsaa men "no H. nave
tn,in 5a,,r .nd he xso1;nS e.
ase as po,;,.i GO o,,5s 1iiars mt - ~ p11os
i,tic IN Hemnh;a " G.n WashbnTn', fnshada
Iopn Par9 aei1a had hecn elected marnr ner.
fcr1nine thc dnt;es If the off1ce hit ihc same
men % T6o ~ now @1o1ifv II ~ zen Nv WsshhnIn i mn VII
certs,niv vt the rnsu:rp election nlace John
p,..1 - ~ tfn-e-a1t, -,-,ot - - - -.
aar;4, ~ ~ IA Momnh;e Whar ~, ~. ~ Ws.h
Is1 - - ~ I.o 80 v;o,a, 1 Ill ~ ~ ~, ~
naen MY ~" % iamn on na i9e tas9fS paiu n!n
,ne ] t.' auu y! "a a. .nose @ WY
nase oolaus4 tasolsV ~ ni1l ao1 I've pr cenl
| ever Ranaeo n1m oaek. 1eu. Masaoufn, Gl, IN
unc pat Lsua tseemo.ee oainca ~ - -
sso eu9iousuiy nonee., eo = !saa!ua " eeins
sapp9su ~ 70 ,sIo auee aaG ~ " hz
1llenus 70 tae puoilc oIeausAneaEe, tnat Ye5y
rev OF hlS appointments or M o. ne me- men VINO Who
-.aath-a1 4t4t, 4t,a cn~a~r,a1+ es4aa;ai,
npon thc question Of emancipation,
,irnr - w,su1,77ux
r-oo.a,,,-i,, ~ -T,eh 10 900 r,,t ,,,4o eo
W. ".sa ;1ist.ot no1 ~ A1S 49, ~
~ a1+;nans a.Ecs Gana.a1 Masthr-,, - -. -
ou St..19Ie Ii aehsu usnc'"a M"2uuuan sa w. -
epnh'uel Us aes.gnatou' H. a9es ~, 4ho ~
.ne eofaesposoemee s - aonsnea ti VIII tns ti
9aAee - uo1sL " ~. e'hueioi out VIC
.Is t,et ~ "e Euot ~ H. 4t ~! haom y
a:uss y otaol'sIo-eotte VI @nen se1J "uen
1se' .-, w.. ~, s4,,,rsz.o,, sx-,,n.-1,z,.,s
aIEALss ot s1~IsStoS slAtA1al1I ~,
, When the news OF the death OF Presiden1
Lincoln came here, o!d Memphls-sec:sslon
Memphts-is aducu1shed b5 Genera. wash
burn that 1t must mold meeting expressing
, regrets for tue death OF Lincoln, or clhef
wise serious difficulties might ensue and 1t:
property be IN danger. Il admits thls, ant
bo]ds the meeting, at Which Inc death o
LINCOLN f. d1PloEed because 1t IS snch bly,"
nnunc.d hnt at With fhe lone ~ ,ass1t, - r.
was M 1nirht he eYpected. weak An dish
rs+sr Thfs mcet,nr Tae fa1,ow..d br o>a !,
, Conrt Sonar That VA ai1dressed IN : 1a.be,
i,o,dcr strain hv GeoernI RarEs Gana-"i
Washhu1n GtceIal fshc,laIn ond IT. Eamer
i 1oYr f<f c3f n wtt 1o fhnh hnea
enscch ~ thc occasian In, he wos of II. IL,
tame tena 90 the ISar;ons meettn1, of III
seresh citiz+ns.
IN tf,r Thnrsdnv f,1tn1zfnr
rr,,pu,s Mn rTxsnI1 pporvss1ox
80. Tso1 :.
IN no1oI q Elesoena i3. Lincoln. ~ mas oeel
1esa.ueu " ops aesS ~ ah'n11!.lss a9. ~ "
mcn.inn .1At " sseesn s'emTh. , s;,t? Is no"
!. r. s. n1,rtsse 1e., ~ 1ae fa.- - ~.
no.,t-aii;.,s. $500 ~ gan5h,a een,atr ~
!: Prahahlr lot one IN twcntv df fhose i5 wHt
baea ~ mao+;nS- ~ o1d ~acash ,;t1.ans 10
nela tne ee.g en .. oia ~ teeSth f1hnS t ge
"a ~ oses,a ~, Thr"s5or t IT, !tan.
,,ohaS7 ~ .f,1o,,s.n1 1ntii.ar .,;;tt,, H.
H,sa"d 5r5 a.,a t1,Sns. ~ c;1t1;sas s1d a,o,,n
tha 4hnnssn1 n;,iI;ars ao,;sa a1 ~ nae
@ ene ~ ~, s,rs ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ a+ins noa
r. IA sscesh c;1;1cns 1Intor.nns+a,v ~ NM tns
naha NJ. 1.;r hrnsa =, +,Is ronlsstaJ' tn .1s
...1.s + +. ..no ~ Ja.S 1850 r. -
s;a,ns ~ mun sUnl rs. ,,a.o =, ::
1--WE ~ apa ~ - ~, noe n., e
Is hGsss ~ uns, 10 a,1,m."t uaem no a;tia.'
=; ma31oIsI ,h;s W. "ases} ~ pfon' p'7''''us
- 'u.e 'aeS est t.u4ouaoi N--.--
TIE MEN WHO OCCUPIED PROMINENT POSITIONS
The Rev. DR.. Grey, who preached tue fune
nj sermon, Is the same man who had Q SOL
I1iled ~ S1lloh, N the Febel army, anQ "he
n!sueo ns nau ten Ivy. -, ~ 5te ~ - ane
NY 1eas 9a,as5 n.,;ta ..-,e,saH ~
aona! iast1eauon ~ III, toa1sea 4t Hu@ 1auoss
sou1s aun -. n ~ ,1,t1,n9 n3r 4ha sontbar.
ntr.a.;a.. TI,,,ot fror,, =. Nort oo4, Init,
+,nHs 80 Who te nnw eerrn,arv ~ III son,h
efa o1ancn ..,-.,
me heg; II a,ea - roh gso aont "gt1s' hn
dlFlhe OF tae Metno1tss cuuiGn, eoutn, WY Wy,
hnen he Has st cuntlaso . ~ t;ena5, ~ 80.
i'-tP ~ +5a rhn,ch Soor onen hnt with his e,det,
! nn5 oh,,rch lat fhe hnnsa emmy and whf