The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
MEMPHIS, Nov. %, 1865.

MEMPHIS, Nov. %, 1865.
The world of newspaperdom is all
aoog Have YOU observed how mixed y
&c IN This city /? There is the Argus edited
nv 7 p Pryor which blew hot and cold
hnt generally made itself endurahle ~
Sncessionism while war "axed anH
waned It still assumes to represent NJ
ira Southern sentiment and runs mainly
unon that side-whenl. 1t is not double
ono: no craft. and therefore often strikes
a md bar ard saw when least antic
mated There is deal OF steam gener-
ted ut if is very badly used.
The Commercial is edited by Leor
Tro,s9aIe for many years of the Appea'
and subsequently, of the Union and
/ American al Nashville While war was
| Aaprart Trouedale conducted the Rebsl
| A. Griffin and Selma. His peculiarities
as a writer are we'll known. He is cool
disnassionate and thoughtful. he never
! writes a foolish article and often an aolf
one His associates are unknown to
vour correspondent.
The Bulletin has fallen into the hand
of another ex Confederate, perhars
known to many Of your readers as ). l.
T used To Gee his letters in the Army Of
VIRGINIA when he wrote from Richmond
IIa e,,beoduentIy founded and edited the
Atlanta Register. paper that ran Doug
1aeigu into Confederation and conVnIseo
GEORGIA with it's theories OF Local. ooV
oreiontv. Dupree also wrote sketches OF
personal incidents in and out OF the army
that won popularity. For tlme' oc
love he wrote for the Clarion. lie Is
norbope the boldest of Memphis editors
coo;po, tho necessity for concession to
Tho demands of the North, the Bulletin
d.6os oil rreindices, and at orce grasps
al Tho difficulties of the situation. 9th
} ors beeitated and the Commercial is ut
, torlv s;Ient twas evidently apprehen
IA by tho conductors Of Memphis jour
no1isn, that assent to the Presidents de
mands would not promote sales OF news
raners. .
The Appeal. famous for its caution and
, 4;,,,;d;tv in DAYS gone by, is still true tc
lie onciant history. Not until yesterday
I'd i the hardihood to indorse the spe
L SO measures of Andrew Johnson's Al
r,inietration. 1t now accepts all the cat
oIoona of prerequisites to restoration
no constitutional amendment, nuillnca
t;or Of secession and reputation
E ctata rebel war debts. 1t mas heVe
touched the question OF negro rights;
g tr1tb none of the Memphis papers nav
= dane more than the Bulletin Whlch cor
!, tents itself with saying that ali rleu'
= must be conceded the negro necessary
E. ;roidant TO his changed relations TO soc
CIV I presume these INCLUDE tne lls"
tn testify in courts of justice.
rrtosAyoIanche is to be resuscltated VI
y 1ar tba Guidance Of Galloway q Pollard
Mt 10 former. known as the editor OF u
al c.;,,,s Wild organ of secesslonlsm
he 1efO-1 and the latter, as an ASSOCIATE
~ M Daniel. in the Examiner at nc
~ ond Pollard wrote one or "
he aI,,n,os designed to be history OF u
he Iato ,,or Much of these were made
c t,'.T ,tracts from newspapers, and th'
al ~ snace was given to hprce -
Ills nro1 ghe administration OF JeH'
or Ms / heard that he would
he S ~;lo tho work and modify many sta
will ,,o,ts which subsequent events ren0
somewhat absurd. o,,, IN
If newspaper glory were surrey Az
No ootive If the prosperity OF Guy, W.
L" ,b;s stonds unrivalled. Ihefe 10 d ma
pa rrhich has seized vast NUM- 5tI
on this fsld of usefulness ln &c No
ned over crowded. More man one -,
I to nhis opponents OF popular optni soolI 81
,.;thar flicker for time In the sooNe'
Leet %l'I 1 li,oa and then become cxtlr
'' Tho Avalanche and Appeal come
- nor Aict, and the Argus may
oss' 'lrV 'Io5 bv the collision. The Buile
,ye1 t.o,7, rrbicb has grown rich, Will feel
~, la.ots of the struggle. lis suPPpl'
'ii1 go found among conservative men men
OF " art;a- hut the war has SO cultiVa
sons all PES pa: oI that conservatism has b
20 prfJu'nSod Inst now The Bulletin
emu 90 never before in Its hist
'he 1 Tho SnneaI comes up in splendoE!
~ Arrns flashes and sparkles, WINE
Con,mercial stands aloot from al We
we o,estions and is Thoroughly nohe
ltary initial, &c rv;etv here
- ,bis touches your action, relates 10
NAV disposition made by your Le Ii,I
ilsre The Mobile & Ohio railroad Dill y
on of m ne citizen of this place; now OF n
IN In,,,,ht here 1926 worth OF pota
C 49, ON them when they rea
taole NJ Tnnan amounted to S240. can fur
at by n,,S H. name of the citizen thus rot
-unk, t,oatber from the same piece, tell
.o,,cl a,,,rol,aons charges to which he has
a. s,biect. It has cost people In Lo"
g ols Noxubee COUNTIES three or
n the a ;os % mnch to ship cotton to 60
was ~ ~ Mobile. It's needless to talk
a. Of locomotives and r.
- Mobile should have suffered
i pro .h;s cause IS much as the people,
, arms , r;sb to send freights to Corintn.
Post NIGHT have been an equal ais'rlOu'
trictly The favors of the great ROAD. r
- From Nashville, Aberdeen ana y
where b,s we have the constantly rec'
sillade s ouS, that President Brown
-innies o r;Ts wav to Gen. Longstreet, as IRE
ooters, - The Mobile & Ohio Railroad II
- 10 not done. the Legislature 0, !
Ed anu 90 sea will subject the road to sucn r !,
roes' II ions that its utility will be grea'
equires ,Igr President Brown went TO =,
lies are rille. and gave each member OF 3iot ~
~ - ar ,,,1 Assembly a dead head ncke
Whoie' e enc the Radicals never expect
pemi' Snnth. the tickets were deemed "
! behalf SOD Browns trick lost. Has ne = ev D
comedy a ~ Jackson? 1t is said that Bro
- 70 concealed his purpose 10
ed tha' n .ss trade of Memphis, and you mi n,
aces are imagine inns that Memphis does not II =
see that AofNA :
re main -~ ~
The Commercial Express comps
reu b. termed General Expres
If The nenv. Among its managers e
49, II AFonru Gen. Bragg, "